Two games already into the weekend with The Birdman and Serenity still perfect as of the Dallas-Atlanta game. Want the upset pick of the week? The way these games have been going, Kansas City beats San Diego and wouldn’t that be special.

Dallas [Associated Press]- Cowboys receiver Terrell Owens acknowledged spitting in the face of Falcons cornerback DeAngelo Hall during the first quarter of Saturday night’s game in Atlanta.

Hall, during postgame comments with reporters, accused the Cowboys wideout of spitting at him.

“I lost all respect for the guy,” Hall said of Owens. “That’s the No. 1 thing in the National Football League. You don’t spit in another grown man’s face. Hopefully, the NFL can see it and go back and watch the film right just before the first punt. On third down, we were kind of walking face to face, walking back to the huddle and he just hauled off and spit in my face.”

Owens, who scored two touchdowns in Dallas’ 38-28 win, then appeared on a postgame TV interview and owned up to the charge.

“I got frustrated and I apologized for that,” Owens said on the set of the NFL Network’s postgame show. “It was a situation where … he just kept bugging me … he kept getting in my face… he just kept aggravating me,” the receiver said of Hall.

Owens stated he was motivated to show up the Falcons cornerback because of critical words Hall had used in describing the former San Francisco and Philadelphia wideout in the past.

While the Cowboys receiver never explicitly used the words saying he spit in Hall’s face, his apologies when the network’s commentators asked him direct questions about the spitting incident amounted to an admission of guilt.

Pressed by NFL Network analyst Deion Sanders about the conflict, which Sanders described as the most degrading thing one player can do to another, Owens brushed it off.

“I apologized for that,” the Dallas receiver said, “and I’ve got to move on.”

Owens told Sanders that he did not expect lingering bitterness between him and Hall to spill over beyond the playing field.

The Cowboys receiver has been a lightning rod of controversy during his first season in Dallas. He missed large amounts of practice time during training camp, and then had to be rushed to the hospital – in what at the time was reported as a possible suicide attempt – in late September after ingesting pain pills.

Owens later vehemently denied attempting to commit suicide.

More recently, Owens has admitted falling asleep during team meetings and tuning out speeches by coach Bill Parcells. Just last week Owens said he was happy in Dallas except for a “snitch” inside the organization he blamed for airing his dirty laundry.

With all the spit apparently out of his system here’s how Sean at www.pornlegends.com looks at the remaining games this weekend:

Chicago over Tampa – Paul Fishbein told Emily Evermoore to tell me I should take the Bares.

NY Jets over Minnesota – Not knowing the difference between a pig and an M1A1 Abrams main battle tank, Mariah Carey said I should take the Jets.

Baltimore over Cleveland – Starting a vigorous campaign to be elected Queen of England, Mary Carey likes the Ravens because Ray Lewis has a big cock. What?

New England over Houston – Drew Carey likes the Patriots and hopes someone at ABC will return his calls.

Miami over Buffalo – Harry Carey likes the Dolphin, Budweiser beer, and the Chicago Cubs.

Pittsburgh over Carolina – Jim Carey said he likes 20 million a picture and the Steelers to cover.

New Orleans over Washington – Carrie Fisher said our affair was over that I should take the Saints and Leia the points.

Jacksonville over Tennessee – Roxetta said she still loves the Titans but has to go with the Jags.

Philadelphia over NY Giants – Fired from his job as mall Santa for punching out a reindeer, Rob Spallone likes the Eagles.

Green Bay over Detroit – Luke Ford, this year’s winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Journalism, likes the Packers and just loves his free ticket to the AVN awards.

San Diego over Kansas City – Writing newsletters that make reading Leo Tolstoy’s War and Peace seem short AND interesting, Dave Cummings likes limos.

Denver over Arizona – Taking a break from wrapping the new audio system he plans to give KSEX at their annual gift exchange, Gene Ross likes the Broncos.

St. Louis over Oakland – Sylvester Stallone’s stunt double in his new movie “Rocky Balboa,” Bill Margold likes the Rams in this game.

Indianapolis over Cincinnati – Bob from Dane said I should take the Colts and that I’ll find Trina Michaels under my tree Christmas morning.

Here’s this weekend’s schedule followed by the Adultfyi picks:

Sunday: Cleveland at Baltimore; Detroit at Green Bay; Houston at New England; Jacksonville at Tennessee; Miami at Buffalo; NY Jets at Minnesota; Pittsburgh at Carolina; Tampa Bay at Chicago; Washington at New Orleans; Denver at Arizona; Philadelphia at NY Giants; St. Louis at Oakland; Kansas City at San Diego

Monday Night: Cincinnati at Indy

Mike Dickinson [132-76]: Baltimore, Green Bay, New England, Jacksonville, Buffalo, NY Jets, Carolina, Chicago, New Orleans, Denver, Philly, St. Louis, San Diego, Cincinnati

Brian, aka Plus One [130-78]: Baltimore, GB, New England, Jax, Buffalo, NY Jets, Carolina, Chicago, New Orleans, Denver, NY Giants, St. Louis, SD, Cincy

Steve Seidman [128-80]: Baltimore, Green Bay, New England, Jax, Miami, NY Jets, Pitt, Chicago, New Orleans, Denver, Philly, St. Louis, SD, Indy

Sean from www.pornlegends.com [128-80]: Baltimore, GB, New England, Jax, Miami, NY Jets, Pitt, Chicago, New Orleans, Denver, Philly, St. Louis, SD, Indy

Gene Ross [126-82]: Baltimore, Green Bay, N England, Jax, Buffalo, NY Jets, Carolina, Chicago, New Orleans, Denver, Philly, St. Louis, San Diego, Indy

Wankus, www.tylerfaith.com [125-83]: Baltimore, GB, New England, Jax, Miami, Minn, Carolina, Chicago, New Orleans, Denver, NY Giants, St. Louis, KC, Indy

John Gray [125-83]: Baltimore, Green Bay, N England, Jax, Buffalo, Minn, Carolina, Chicago, New Orleans, Arizona, NY Giants, Oakland, SD, Indy

Billy the Crystal [124-84]: Baltimore, Green Bay, N England, Jax, Miami, NY Jets, Pitt, Chicago, N Orleans, Denver, NY Giants, St. Louis, San Diego, Indy

Harry Weiss [124-84]: Baltimore, Green Bay, New England, Jax, Miami, NY Jets, Pitt, Chicago, New Orleans, Denver, NY Giants, St. Louis, SD, Indy

Dan Davis from Genesis Magazine [122-86]: Baltimore, GB, New England, Tenn, Miami, Minnesota, Pitt, Chicago, New Orleans, Denver, NY Giants, St. Louis, SD, Indy

Karl the Birdman [121-87]: Baltimore, Green Bay, New England, Tenn, Buffalo, NY Jets, Pitt, Chicago, New Orleans, Denver, NY Giants, St. Louis, SD, Indy

Ryan from Jerry’s Deli [119-89]: Baltimore, Green Bay, N England, Jax, Miami, NY Jets, Pitt, Chicago, New Orleans, Arizona, Philly, Oakland, SD, Cincy

Brian Wallace [119-89]: Baltimore, Detroit, N England, Jax, Buffalo, NY Jets, Carolina, Chicago, N Orleans, Denver, NY Giants, Oakland, KC, Cincy

Big Ty [118-90]: Baltimore, Green Bay, N England, Jax, Buffalo, NY Jets, Carolina, Chicago, New Orleans, Denver, NY Giants, St. Louis, KC, Cincy

Steve Volponi, www.devilsfilm.com [116-92]: Baltimore, GB, New England, Jax, Miami, NY Jets, Carolina, Chicago, New Orleans, Denver, Philly, St. Louis, SD, Indy

Steve Lane [112-96]: Cleveland, Green Bay, New England, Tenn, Buffalo, Minnesota, Pitt, Chicago, New Orleans, Arizona, Philly, Oakland, SD, Cincy

Sandy Bunz, www.sandybunz.com [112-96]: Baltimore, Detroit, N England, Tenn, Miami, NY Jets, Carolina, Chicago, New Orleans, Arizona, NY Giants, Oakland, SD, Cincy

Serenity, www.serenity.net [108-100]: Cleveland, Green Bay, Houston, Jax, Miami, NY Jets, Pitt, Chicago, New Orleans, Denver, Philly, Oakland, KC, Cincy