Mike Williams from Syracuse had a TD today to extend his streak of consecutive games with a receiving TD to 10, longest among active players.

He missed last season after he was suspended due to academic problems, so it is easy to overlook him.

I like pretty much all of your picks here. Two thoughts: East Carolina should beat App State by a bigger margin, Pinkney will be back not to mention CJ Wilson, one of the best pass rushers in the country. I might have Mizzou over Illinois, Mizzou has the second best linebacker in the nation behind Brandon Spikes. One of his tweets over the offseason was, "I'm gonna squeeze the Juice outta Illinois week one" or something like that. Haha pretty creative. You got the scoring right though, it should be a high-scoring game.

What will hurt Favre's image is that he kept saying "I AM RETIRED FOR GOOD" multiple times yet comes back yet again. At least this takes some attention off the Vick spectacle.

Dez Bryant is hands down the best receiver in college football. Overall this list looks really good, although I would switch Briscoe and Shipley. Just imagine if Crabtree and Maclin had stuck around, the Big 12 would have been absolutely loaded at WR.

That's really too bad, hate to see this kind of stuff happen.

Ohio State's ranked No. 6 in the coaches poll, although I do think they are overrated.

Overlooked Avery and I don't see Mashburn enough so I overlooked him too. I like Stpehen A. too, but you can't deny he can be quite aggravating at times, although not neccessarily in a bad way (if that makes sense). I was thinking about mentioning Michelle from Sports Nation, but decided to let her slide lol. Halfway through I was thinking of Ryan, but excluded him. I just can't stand Mariotti, he's so cocky and arrogant. Glad you liked it.

Yeah it seems guys like Zimmerman, McCann, and B. J. Upton have been around forever.

Blount is no doubt in for a big season. Masoli's problem has been consistency, but he certainly picked up his play toward the end of the season last year. We'll see what happens next.