New England Patriots at Buffalo Bills: The Pats are coming off two last minute losses and are under .500 for the first time in almost a decade. The Bills however have rebounded with concecutive wins after a disappointing week one against the Jets. New England lost in Buffalo last year but it is hard to see Tom Brady losing three games in a row, but the Bills have a tremendous pass rush and Ryan Fitzpatrick has look solid at quarterback since week one. Can’t imagine this being a low scoring game considering both teams suspect secondaries, Pats win a close divisional matchup and move to 2-2.

San Francisco 49ers at New York Jets: The 9ers had a shocking loss in Minnesota last week and the Jets looked about as unimpressive as possible in a win at the Dolphins. West coast teams generally don’t fair well when traveling across the country and playing at 1:00, however this San Francisco team has been the exception over the past few years. Mark Sanchez has the lowest completion percentage put of any QB in the league and if continues playing at such a low level Tebow Time might become a reality once again. The Jets will want to run the ball and 49ers will not allow that to happen and Alex Smith shouldn’t have too hard of a time with New York’s defense although Antonio Cromartie has shut Randy Moss down in the past. San Fran should have their way in this one and win by double digits.

Tennessee Titans at Houston Texans: The Texans have looked like the most balanced team in the league through the first three weeks. Tennessee on the other hand has been up and down but had one of the more amazing wins last week at home against Detroit. If Houston wants to continue their strangle hold on the AFC South like they have for the past two years they need to win games like this. The Titans will have to resurrect Chris Johnson to take the pressure off Jake Locker but against a Wade Philips defense that is not an easy thing to do. Division games are never easy and I think that this game will be close but the Texans just have too much talent on both sides of the ball for Tennessee to handle.

New Orleans Saints at Green Bay Packers: This is the most intriguing matchup of the week, because once it is over both teams will be 1-3 or the record setting Saints will be 0-4. New Orleans has been unable to close the deal late in games and has proven the loss of head coach Sean Payton is a much bigger deal than anyone predicted before the season. Everyone has seen the interception turned touchdown that caused the Packers to lose last Monday Night in Seattle but one positive is the NFL Referees are back because of this blunder. QB Arron Rogers has been very outspoken this week and I believe that him and his team are going to make a statement and win convincingly and shut the door of the Saints’ season just after four games.

New York Giants at Philadelphia Eagles: The Giants have played nearly perfect football the last six quarters while the Eagles got completely dominated last week against the undefeated Cardinals. Michael Vick has proven that he cannot handle a heavy pass rush and that is exactly what the G-Men have and unless Andy Reed decides to give the ball to LeSean McCoy, Philly is going to have another long day. Eli Manning looks like the best quarterback in the league right now but he has struggled in the past against the Eagles but this week will be different.

Chicago Bears at Dallas Cowboys: Expect to see some of Jay Cutlers patented facial expressions this Monday Night because Rob Ryan shows more looks than another defensive coordinator and Demarcus Ware will have his way with the offensive line of the Bears. Tony Romo will also have his hands full because the Cowboys’ o-line has been porous too but Romo is much better at getting the ball away under pressure than Cutler is and that should be the difference in the game.

It has not been announced exactly who will be in the battle royal, but on this past episode of Smackdown, both Tyson Kidd and Brodus Clay confronted Antonio Cesaro, so you can get the idea that maybe one of those two will win. My guess would be the big man, Brodus Clay wins and finally wins a championship in WWE.

-Divas Championship Match – Layla (C) vs. Kaitlyn (Prediction: Layla Wins)

You kind of get the impression that this match was not supposed to even happen, and that Eve was supposed to be the actual opponent for Layla’s title. But, we will get this match anyway. I don’t see Kaitlyn earning the championship just yet, although, it is nice to see her get a push by the company.

-Randy Orton vs. Dolph Ziggler (Prediction: Orton Wins)

This was most likely a match just to get both involved in the show, especially since Orton was not involved in the Summerslam PPV. This match really is a toss up, as it wouldn’t be much of a surprise if either one of these superstars get the win. But, I will go with Orton in this one.

-Fatal 4-Way Match for the Intercontinental Championship: The Miz (C) vs. Cody Rhodes vs. Rey Mysterio vs. Sin Cara (Prediction: Miz Wins)

This match was announced on Smackdown, and it places two feuds in one match. I guess you can call Mysterio vs. Miz a feud since they fought at Summerslam, and you have Cody Rhodes’ obsession with removing the mask of both Sin Cara and Rey Mysterio. I see The Miz winning this match, and retaining the championship, keeping it for hopefully a long time.

-Tag Team Championship Match – Kofi Kingston & R-Truth (C) vs. Kane & Daniel Bryan (Prediction: Kane & Bryan Win)

A match that I don’t think anyone saw coming. The whole anger management storyline with Kane and Bryan has been hilarious, and now making them a tag team adds a whole new twist to the whole thing. It wouldn’t shock me if the WWE were to have Kane and Bryan win, and make the whole situation much more interesting between them.

-World Heavyweight Championship Match – Sheamus (C) vs. Alberto Del Rio (Prediction: Sheamus Wins)

Yet again, we get another Sheamus/Del Rio match at the PPV for the championship. This time, we get the added element of Sheamus’ “Brogue Kick” being banned from use. I don’t see that making Sheamus lose, and hopefully another victory over Del Rio will end this rivalry, for now.

-WWE Championship Match – CM Punk (C) vs. John Cena (Prediction: CM Punk Wins)

CM Punk finally gets his Main Event match. This build-up for this match got a whole lot better this past Monday Night on Raw when Cena went on a rant on Punk, and then Bret “The Hitman” Hart knocked Punk down, and left him looking foolish holding his belt walking up the ramp. Of course, Night of Champions is in Cena’s hometown of Boston, and that would lead you to think that he will win. But, I will be picking CM Punk as it can further his arrogant act of being the “Best in the World” and keep the rivalry with Cena going for a little while longer.

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1. Chicago Bears vs. Green Bay Packers: The Bears are coming off of an impressive win in week one against the Colts. The Packers however lost their home opener to the 49ers and got manhandled in the process. I heard an analyst this morning calling this game a “must win” for Green Bay, don’t be ridiculous there is no such thing as a week two must win but if the Packers do lose at home for the second straight week it puts them two games behind Chicago in the division already and would double their lost total from last year. A lot of people are overreacting about the loss to San Fran, who was the best defensive team last year and have done nothing but improve on both sides of the ball. Although the Bears did look good in week 1 it was against Indy and Brian Urlacher didn’t look like his normal self out on the field. I believe that this Thursday Green Bay will rebound win a solid win (around 10 points) and quite any doubters.

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2. Baltimore Ravens vs. Philadelphia Eagles: I like most people thought the Eagle would mop the floor with the Browns last week, and I was so wrong. The Eagles looked awful on offense and the only reason they won is because the Browns was even worse. The Ravens on the other hand played the other Ohio team week one, the Bengals, and had arguably the most convincing win in the opening week. Joe Flacco looks like he has turned the page and the defense of the Ravens looked strong like always. Even with the game being in Philly it just doesn’t seem possible that the Eagles could even make this game competitive after week 1, however, I think it will be a close game (3 points) with Baltimore winning. The reason for the close game is because the Ravens have a history of laying a few “eggs” after big wins, this year is new but I will believe it when I see it.

3. New York Jets vs. Pittsburgh Steelers: For a team that could score in preseason the Jets looked like an offensive juggernaut last week. Don’t be too fooled though, the fact is as dominating New York was the Bills did not show up. Ryan Fitzpatrick played awful and the new and improved defensive line was nowhere to be found for Buffalo. The Steelers had a disappointing opening week, losing at Denver. Mike Wallace will have another week to learn Todd Haley’s new system and that should pay dividends for Pittsburg. In this game we will find out who each team really is in a great AFC Showdown. (Pittsburgh at home by 4)

4. Detroit Lions vs. San Francisco 49ers: This is the rematch of the infamous “Handshake Game” of 2011. Detroit sneaked by last week against the Rams even with Matt Stafford throwing three interceptions. If the Lions play like that in week two there will be no chance of a comeback because the 49ers looked like they were in mid-season form against the Packers in week one. Detroit did not fix their run-stop problems on defense and Frank Gore running as hard as ever it looks to be a long game for the Lions. “Megatron” can only do so much for Detroit (San Fran at home by 10+).

5. Denver Broncos vs. Atlanta Falcons: Peyton Manning looked impressive in his first game after missing all last season and now has the best running game and defense of his career by his side. The Falcons looked like they wanted to silence all of the critics last week, but that will not happen until they win a playoff game. Julio Jones looks like he was worth all of those draft picks as he had two touchdowns, even the old man Tony Gonzalez had a TD, and Roddy White seemed like an afterthought, now that’s impressive. The way Manning worked the hurry-up offense against the Steelers was vintage Peyton but things won’t be as easy this week. This is a statement game for the Falcons, Monday Night Football at the Georgia Dome against one of the best quarterbacks of all-time (Atlanta by 13).

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As the 2nd half began, the Cowboys seemed to have all of the momentum on their side, as they took the ball down the field once again to open up the 3rd quarter with another Tony Romo touchdown pass to Kevin Ogletree. The Giants needed to respond in order to keep the game close, and Eli Manning was ready to make that happen. On a drive starting from their own 23, the Giants marched down the field thanks largely in part to a spectacular 39 yard reception from Domenik Hixon. On the next play, Ahmad Bradshaw would take a 10 yard carry into the endzone and the Giants were back to within 4. Once again, the Cowboys offense was able to move the ball easily down the field, but the Giants defense was able to hold them to a field goal. At the end of the 3rd quarter, the Cowboys led 17-10. The Giants would open up the 4th quarter continuing a drive that began with just 40 seconds to go in the 3rd, only that drive would end with a Jason Hatcher sack of Eli Manning, and the Giants would be forced to punt. Dallas would respond with a penalty filled, but time consuming drive that lasted 7 minutes and 6 seconds, and ended with a Tony Romo 34 yard touchdown pass to Miles Austin.
It was up to Eli Manning to pull another miracle out of his hat, as the Giants were in no huddle mode the rest of the way. Ahmad Bradshaw sparked the drive with a 33 yard run up the middle, putting the Giants at the Dallas 37 yard line. After converting on two 4th down plays, Eli Manning hit new tight-end Martellus Bennett in the back of the endzone to pull the Giants back to within 7. The Giants defense needed to stop the Dallas offense just one time in order to give Eli and company one more shot at tying the game. On a 3rd and 2 play, Cowboys running back, DeMarco Murray, would run to the left for 3 yards seemingly ending the game, but a holding penalty would bring it to 3rd and 10. On the next play, the Giants last shot, Tony Romo would once again find Kevin Ogletree for a 13 yard pass and put the Giants hopes away. The Cowboys got their revenge on the Giants for that 31-17 beating they took at Metlife Stadium to close out the 2011 season, giving the Giants the NFC East crown.
Game Notes

-Tony Romo went 22/29 for 307 yards and 3 touchdowns.

-DeMarco Murray ran for 131 yards on 20 carries.

-Kevin Ogletree caught 8 passes for 114 yards and 2 touchdowns.

-DeMarcus Ware recorded 2 sacks, getting his 100th of his career.

-Eli Manning went 21/32 for 213 yards and 1 touchdown

-Ahmad Bradshaw ran for 78 yards on 17 carries

-Victor Cruz caught 6 passes for 58 yards

-The Giants defense recorded 2 sacks (Linval Joseph, Rocky Bernard)

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Rob – New York Giants – Call it biased, but I see the Giants winning the NFC East again in 2012, and it won’t be easy. It could very well come down to the last game of the season with the Giants and Eagles facing off for the division crown at Metlife Stadium.

Shawn – Philadelphia Eagles – The Eagles will win the division only if they can somehow keep Michael Vick healthy, they have too may weapons on offense and defensively have seemed to figure things out. There is no excuse why they shouldn’t make the playoffs.

Jonny – New York Giants – The Giants should be able to repeat as division champions in what should be a good divisional race.

NFC West

Rob – San Francisco 49ers – This one is simple. The 49ers only got better during the off-season by adding plenty of weapons for Alex Smith to thrive in the offense. Not to mention that defense is out of this world. 49ers will take the West easily once again.

Shawn – San Francisco 49ers – San Francisco has the best defense in the league hands down. Alex Smith will have his first full offseason under Jim Harbaugh along with key additions on the offensive end (Moss, Jacobs and Manningham) the 49ers should be right back at the top of the NFC playoff chart again.

Jonny – San Francisco 49ers – The 49ers should have no problem winning the West this season with the additions of Randy Moss and Mario Manningham.

NFC North

Rob – Green Bay Packers – Even with the Bears looking like a pure contender, I still see Aaron Rodgers and the Packers offense being too dominant for anyone to overthrow them as the top team in the North. It would be very hard for their defense to get any worse this season.

Shawn – Green Bay Packers – Green Bay addressed their defense in the draft with every pick being on the defensive side of the ball. Don’t expect another 15-1 year but they have more than enough to win their division.

Jonny – Green Bay Packers – Aaron Rodgers and the Packers will be looking for a little revenge after losing the way they did in the playoffs last season. Expect big things from Green Bay in 2012.

NFC South

Rob – Atlanta Falcons – Atlanta is always in the running for the division and with the Saints having a ton of turmoil over the off-season, I see the Falcons being able to take advantage and win the South over the Saints.

Shawn – New Orleans Saints – Even with all the “bounty-gate” issues still surrounding the Saints, they should still win the South because of their offense aka Drew Brees. Also Atlanta has yet to prove that they can win a big game.

Jonny – New Orleans Saints – Drew Brees will want to show the league that they are past the bounty scandal, and will try to once again have a huge year offensively.

Wild Card Picks

Rob -Philadelphia Eagles – Like I said in my East prediction, the NFC East could be decided by the final game. I do see the Eagles making the playoffs, and being a serious contender to even win the NFC.

Rob – Chicago Bears – Getting Brandon Marshall back with Jay Cutler, and having a happy Matt Forte in the backfield with Michael Bush will give the Bears offense a whole new identity in 2012.

Shawn – Chicago Bears – Brandon Marshall and Jay Cutler are reunited in the windy city. If Brian Urlacher can make an impact “da” Bears will have enough to make it into one of the wild card stops in the NFC.

Shawn – New York Giants – The Giants are going to have a little bit of a Superbowl hangover, in my mind but will still make some noise in the postseason. With that pass rush, and Eli Manning you can never count them out.

Jonny – Chicago Bears – The Bears defense will depend on Brian Urlacher’s play, but the offense might be able to carry this Bears team in 2012 with Jay Cutler getting his old friend Brandon Marshall back.

Jonny – Atlanta Falcons – Atlanta will look to show that they are better then the team that scored only 2 points in the playoffs last year. They will win a wild card spot.

AFC East:

Shawn: Barring a catastrophic injury, there is no reason why the New England Patriots will not continue their dominance in the division epically with their defensive issues by the looks of things taken care of. I expect the Jets to take a step back this year and finish third with the Bills coming in second.

Rob: The Patriots are clearly the favorite to win the AFC East in 2012. After coming 1 play short of a Super bowl trophy in 2011, the Pats loaded up on defensive help, and added a new weapon for Tom Brady in the form of Brandon Lloyd.

Jon: Patriots

AFC North:

Shawn: Even with the loss of Terrell Suggs, the Baltimore Ravens should pick up were they left off last season and win the division for the second straight year.

Rob: Getting Mike Wallace back will only help Ben Roethlisberger. The Steelers defense is aging, but can still get the job done. I see Pittsburgh winning the North in another tight division race.

Jon: Steelers

AFC South:

Shawn: The Houston Texans were the best team in the league, until injuries derailed their season. Now that they are healthy again, expect them to be a contender for a bye-week come playoff time.

Rob: With Matt Schaub and Andre Johnson being healthy, the Texans should be able to win the South once again. But it won’t be as simple as people may think with a very talented Titans team on the rise.

Jon: Texans

AFC West:

Shawn: Peyton Manning looked great in his third preseason game and with the Broncos he now has the best defense back him since he won the Superbowl in 2006.

Rob: With the addition of Peyton Manning, the Broncos should be the top team once again in the West. The Broncos defense should be just as good, if not better in 2012, and with an actual QB calling the shots, Denver should take the division.

Jon: Chiefs

WC 1:

Shawn: The Steelers have a new offensive coordinator, Todd Hailey, and there have already been signs Ben Roethlisberger is not getting along with him. At that to the fact that Mike Wallace has only had a few days to practice due to his holdout, don’t be surprised if Pittsburg’s offense gets off to a slow start.

Rob: This may be a real wild card pick, but I really like the Titans defense this upcoming season.  With Jake Locker taking over at QB, I can see Tennessee getting back in the playoff hunt.

Jon: Titans

WC 2:

Shawn: San Diego should win their division because they are the most talent team by far, but they have not made the playoffs each of the past two years and are one of the hardest teams to predict each year.

Rob: Andy Dalton and AJ Green will only be better in 2012, and the Bengals offense got a boost in the ground game with the ‘Lawfirm’  BenJarvus Green-Ellis coming in at running back.

Jon: Chargers

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For the second year in a row there is a lock-out in the National Football League, however this time it does not involve the players, instead it is the referees. It is already week 3 of the preseason and the replacement referees have looked anything but professional up to this point as there have numerous blown calls that would seem obvious to even a casual fan.

The problem isn’t the fact that these new referees do not know football, as they have all refereed at other levels and also taken NFL training. The problem is that no other place they have ever been can equal the pressure these men (and now woman) are under now. Before they were in the NFL, if they made a mistake before a team would get upset about it but it would not drag on like how it does now because of the microscope that is put on them by the media and fans. The use of instant replay does not help them either, now when they make a mistake it is shown on the stadiums’s jumbotron only seconds later. Add all this to the fact that because these are in fact replacement officials not mistake will go unnoticed and they will never get the benefit of the doubt.

Besides the quarterback and coach, referees might be the most scrutinized group of people in all of football. The official NFL referees are not perfect by any means but there is a reason why they are in the NFL and that is because they are the best. These new referees are giving it there best but they are simply not as good right now and unfortunately fans like myself do not want to give them a learning curve. ESPN’s Herm Edward brought up a good point (I know that’s and oxymoron) when he said that normally when a new referee is used he is surrounded by veterans refs to help him out and guide him throughout the game, however now they are all rookies.

I never thought that I would say this but we need to have Ed Hochuli’s schmedium shirts and five minute explanations of off-sides back. Time is running out, there is less than two weeks until opening night, and if the NFL is serious as it claims it is about player safety they should be doing everything humanly possible to get the “good-guys” back.

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WWE Unified Tag Team Championship Match (Pre-Show) Kofi Kingston & R-Truth (C) vs. Hunico & Camacho

Prediction: Truth and Kofi Win

This could end up being a great match worthy of being on the main card. Both teams can put on a good match, and hopefully we see a better match then we have on the previous pre-shows. In the end, I see Kofi and Truth winning, and finally leading to a match with the Primetime Players.

 World Heavyweight Championship Money In The Bank Ladder Match – Tensai vs. Sin Cara vs. Dolph Ziggler vs. Cody Rhodes vs. Santino Marella vs. Christian vs. Tyson Kidd vs. Damien Sandow

 Prediction: Dolph Ziggler Wins

 This will be the better of the two ‘MITB’ matches on the night. With the exception of Tensai, every competitor has some high flying ability that we all love to see in ladder matches. You could almost guarantee that Christian and Santino will not win because they both hold titles at the moment.  Tyson Kidd is getting a nice push, and I hope to see more of him in the future, but I don’t see him being World Champ just yet. Damien Sandow is in the same position as Kidd right now, great for them to get big pushes, as they will help carry the company in the future, but too soon for them to be in the World Title hunt. Sin Cara was a last minute entrant, and while he has the best high flying ability in the match, I just don’t think it is his time. It really comes down to Ziggler and Rhodes, who does the WWE want to push more at the moment? Rhodes was in the Intercontinental Championship picture for a very long time, and it would be great to see him as the World Champ. We just saw Ziggler get a World Title match, and it was a spectacular one with Sheamus at No Way Out. I will pick Ziggler only because I would rather see another Ziggler vs. Sheamus match. I will not be surprised at all if Rhodes is to win.

 WWE Championship Money In The Bank Ladder Match – John Cena vs. Chris Jericho vs. Kane vs. Big Show

 Prediction: John Cena Wins

 I thought it was interesting that they only went with 4 superstars for this ‘MITB’ match instead of 8 like in the World Title match. What this comes down to is what WWE Title match would look better?  To me, that match would be John Cena vs. CM Punk at Summerslam. The same two that put on a great match at last year’s Money In The Bank PPV. Now, we could see Big Show end up winning, and carry on this destructive giant phase for him, but having him in a match with CM Punk or even Daniel Bryan again would not be appealing. Jericho already had his shot at back to back PPV’s, and we just saw Kane in the WWE title match at No Way Out. That leaves Cena, and for the WWE’s biggest name in the company to win his first ‘MITB’ match, and set up another rivalry with Punk would be great.

 World Heavyweight Championship Match – Sheamus (C) vs. Alberto Del Rio

 Prediction: Sheamus Wins

 The match that was supposed to happen at No Way Out will finally happen this Sunday.  With the way that Del Rio has been used over the last few weeks you really get the impression that he could end up beating Sheamus and win the title. Both Sheamus and Del Rio are capable of putting on a great match, and that should be the case on Sunday. I could see a situation developing where Sheamus wins, and Dolph Ziggler comes out and cashes in his ‘MITB’ contract and wins the title immediately after the match. That would be the start of a much longer feud with Sheamus, and Ziggler.

WWE Championship Match – CM Punk (C) vs. Daniel Bryan (Special guest Ref – AJ)

Prediction:  CM Punk Wins

This match has had some of the best build up in a long time, with AJ playing a major role in this whole Punk vs. Bryan rivalry since Over the Limit. This time AJ will be the special guest referee, and we can all only hope that it doesn’t mean we get a bad ending to what should be another great match. I do see Punk winning, hopefully without any help from AJ, unless we are to see Punk vs. Bryan for a 3^rd time.

There are sure to be some filler matches, like a Ryback squash match, and the same for Brodus Clay. Maybe we will see another legend return to beat up on Heath Slater some more. We should get a pretty solid PPV if the matches go as well as they should.

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Brandon Roy has decided to come back next season after having to “retire” because of knee problems. Unfortunately, he will not be going back to Portland since they waived him. He is considering joining the Lakers but not 100% yet. Miami is looking to possibly pick him up but he doesn’t really want to go. I feel though that Brandon Roy would be a good fit for The LA Clippers. CP3 would be able to feed the ball to Griffin in the post or Roy out at in the key/perimeter and take it from there. It will take time for Roy to get back into his rhythm, but once he gets going again, I think he’ll be great again.

Steve Nash is also another big name. Although his is not necessarily being traded, he has reached the end of his contract and has become a free agent. Nash would like to go to the Knicks and I think he would be a perfect fit for them. Amare and Nash were a great duo together especially since Amare liked to come off the pick’n’roll, and Nash is very good at running that. Also, Nash would be able to feed to Tyson Chandler and Novak, and Melo…well Melo is Melo so I’m not worried about him but I think Nash would be a great piece to have, plus the Knicks would have Lin and Davis coming off the bench. The Miami Heat is also looking to get Nash, but I think Nash is pretty set on the Knicks.

Two of the Boston Celtics Big Three are also being talked about; Garnett and Allen. There have been talks about them possibly going to the Lakers, but I don’t see that happening. If anything I see Garnett going to the Lakers and I see Ray Allen wearing a Bulls uniform, but not necessarily a starter. But that is not for certain and like I said I don’t see them in LA.

Dwight Howard is also back yet again on the trade block and once again the teams he would like are the Lakers or the Nets. I believe if he goes anywhere it would be to the Nets. I think he would have a better chance to win a title in LA, but he likes to be the “big man” and you can’t be that when Kobe is on your team. Deron Williams and Howard I think would be a great duo. A great point guard alongside with a great center.

Deron Williams has come into the trade talks. He would like to go to Dallas, or stay with the Nets. He would probably be a good fit in Dallas but I think he is doing a great job with the Nets and should stay there. Williams will not leave though if Dwight comes to the team, so essentially it’s all up to the “big man”.

The 2011-2012 NBA Champions the Miami Heat are eyeing some big stars, like Nash and Roy, but there is one big name that wants to come back and actually wants to play for them. Greg Oden wants to come back after being waived from Portland because of injuries and wants to play for Miami. Also the Heat has their sights on Grant Hill, Andre Miller, and Steve Nash. They all would be a good fit for the team but one problem with these players is age, Nash is 38, Hill is 39, and Miller is 36. So who knows how much longer these players will play but still they aren’t a bad idea to consider.