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Morning Reaction Tuesday Top 7 Surprises of NFL season

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With the Ravens enjoying their bye in Week 5, we step away from our weekly ritual of selecting our Tuesday Top 7 Ravens, instead offering our biggest surprises — good and bad — through the first five weeks of the 2011 season.
If you missed the full breakdown of our lists on The Morning Reaction, click HERE for Drew’s Top 7 bad surprises and HERE for my Top 7 good surprises of the 2011 NFL season.
Luke Jones’ Top 7 Good Surprises…
7) Cincinnati Bengals
Dalton
6) Strong quarterback play (six players entered Week 5 on pace to throw for over 5,000 yards)
Rodgers
5) San Francisco 49ers
Gore
4) Wes Welker
Welker
3) Buffalo Bills
Fitzpatrick
2) Detroit Lions
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1) Cam Newton
Newton
Drew Forrester’s Top 7 Bad Surprises…
7) Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Bucs
6) NFC East mediocrity
Manning
5) Miami Dolphins
Sparano
4) Tony Romo
Romo
3) Philadelphia Eagles
Eagles
2) Donovan McNabb
McNabb
1) St. Louis Rams
Bradford

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