Ho ho ho,
Apologies for the total flop that the 'three-part preview' turned out to be. In hindsight, would have just been better off not raising expectations. Lesson learned.
Here is where we stand going into the last two games- no MNF update tomorrow.
League Cup Semifinals
TMac 68, Curran 49- Nothing like a rivalry match in the money weeks and both Curran and TMac played strongly here. Ultimately, TMac got three solid matchups to go against Curran's Patriots laden one matchup and was able to overcome what I believe is the first cup lineup to include a tight end.
Tighe 41, DFlam 17 (Grant)- It comes down to tonight for Flam as he gets the double benefit of both rooting for Grant and rooting against Rodgers. Spiller was a huge star for Tighe who will surely be the underdog against TMac if he is able to advance.
NFFL Superbowl X
Lee 78, DFlam 74
Remaining Players
Sunday: Lee- Rodgers, DFlam- none
Monday: Lee- none, DFlam- White, Colston, Thomas
DFlam is all-in on the Saints tomorrow, hoping for another romp that causes the Falcons to take to the air early and often in a comeback attempt. Lee is surely dreading another Rodgers stinker. With Rodgers a likely bet to send Lee north of the 100 mark, it seems that Flam will need about ten points each- thirty total- to be in the mix.
Unless Rodgers falls on his face- this is going to be a very difficult night for both Lee and Flam. Good luck to you both.
Tim
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Sunday, December 25, 2011
Monday, December 12, 2011
MNF Week 14
Done and Dusted...
Curran 119, TMac 73
DFlam 90 (Jackson), Brett 63 (Bradford)
Tighe 70, Nemo 52
Three rather expected outcomes here as Tighe and Nemo played out the string while DFlam put in a solid effort to keep Brett at bay. Curran cruz-ed past TMac, securing his division and placing pressure on Concannon to win against Thompson to secure the league title.
Trophy #1
Concannon 112, Thompson 105
*Please skip ahead if you have no interest hearing me recount a tense SNF game for my PBR squad.
A very strong effort out of Thompson in his season finale almost saw a change at the top of the league. Threatening to turn himself into the proverbial 'last hurdle', Thompson was out in front by 29 points going into Sunday night. The late call to move Austin in ahead of Bradshaw proved crucial but, down 105-98 with five minutes to play, it seemed a photo finish was in store. Eli's touchdown to Ballard was upheld after a very tense review, leaving the tally at 105-105, but all looked lost for the commish when Romo could not, somehow, hit a wide open Austin that would have secured the game, the #1 seed, and the first trophy of the season. At this point, vanilla wafers were being consumed by nervous handfuls as the looming disaster of a TIE seemed very realistic.
Fortunately, Eli was able to pick up the required 22 yards to gain that critical, tie-breaking point. As it eventually turned out, Austin caught two more throws late on and made what was a very tight game into a final score that was a little more relaxing. Still, a tip of the cap to Thompson for a fine effort and adding to what is quietly turning into a history of rivalry games over the years.
MNF Game of the Week
Malinn 126 (Lloyd), Lee 111 (Lynch)
Lee will surely stumble into the playoffs on the back of this loss as he turns to Lynch for help against a less than stellar Rams run D. Lloyd might turn out to be just enough for Malinn here as, fittingly, the league's most heated rivalry comes all the way down to the last snap of the year.
This Week
-I choose my wild-card opponent by Wednesday, noon.
-League Cup draw tomorrow- hope to get the matchups out by 5pm.
Curran 119, TMac 73
DFlam 90 (Jackson), Brett 63 (Bradford)
Tighe 70, Nemo 52
Three rather expected outcomes here as Tighe and Nemo played out the string while DFlam put in a solid effort to keep Brett at bay. Curran cruz-ed past TMac, securing his division and placing pressure on Concannon to win against Thompson to secure the league title.
Trophy #1
Concannon 112, Thompson 105
*Please skip ahead if you have no interest hearing me recount a tense SNF game for my PBR squad.
A very strong effort out of Thompson in his season finale almost saw a change at the top of the league. Threatening to turn himself into the proverbial 'last hurdle', Thompson was out in front by 29 points going into Sunday night. The late call to move Austin in ahead of Bradshaw proved crucial but, down 105-98 with five minutes to play, it seemed a photo finish was in store. Eli's touchdown to Ballard was upheld after a very tense review, leaving the tally at 105-105, but all looked lost for the commish when Romo could not, somehow, hit a wide open Austin that would have secured the game, the #1 seed, and the first trophy of the season. At this point, vanilla wafers were being consumed by nervous handfuls as the looming disaster of a TIE seemed very realistic.
Fortunately, Eli was able to pick up the required 22 yards to gain that critical, tie-breaking point. As it eventually turned out, Austin caught two more throws late on and made what was a very tight game into a final score that was a little more relaxing. Still, a tip of the cap to Thompson for a fine effort and adding to what is quietly turning into a history of rivalry games over the years.
MNF Game of the Week
Malinn 126 (Lloyd), Lee 111 (Lynch)
Lee will surely stumble into the playoffs on the back of this loss as he turns to Lynch for help against a less than stellar Rams run D. Lloyd might turn out to be just enough for Malinn here as, fittingly, the league's most heated rivalry comes all the way down to the last snap of the year.
This Week
-I choose my wild-card opponent by Wednesday, noon.
-League Cup draw tomorrow- hope to get the matchups out by 5pm.
Monday, December 5, 2011
MNF Week 13
No MNF Game of the Week as all has been settled- not even fantasy implications for tonight's Dullsville Bowl! A quick rundown of what transpired in week 13...
The top contenders all ran up big scores as they prepared for the playoffs. Lee looked very much a #1 in a massive win over Brett while Curran took care of Nemo with ease behind Gronkowski's three touchdowns. In what was a tight contest almost all day, Concannon finally pulled ahead of TMac and clinched a division title, ensuring a playoff return after a two season absence. Malinn kept his calculator happy with what looks all but sure to be a win over Tighe but with Lee's victory he is now mathematically removed from the playoff chase. The scores:
Lee 125 (Rivers), Brett 51
Malinn 102 (MJD), Tighe 66 (V-Jackson)
Concannon 112 (Mathews), TMac 101
Curran 113, Nemo 78
DFlam 110, Thompson 99
The big news of the day was for DFlam. First, he fought off Thompson in what was a valiant performance from the much-maligned defending champion that hints at potential difficulty for the commissioner's quest to secure the top seed. More relevantly, the injury to Matt Forte could prove a decisive blow for what is a fairly thin running back pool for the Teen Idles. Early news indicates a two to four week layoff, or precisely the length that remains in the NFFL season.
Publication Preview
Tuesday: Playoff Picture Update
Wednesday: 2012 Keeper Alert- I like where this one is heading, keep an eye out
Friday: Rivalry Week Preview
The top contenders all ran up big scores as they prepared for the playoffs. Lee looked very much a #1 in a massive win over Brett while Curran took care of Nemo with ease behind Gronkowski's three touchdowns. In what was a tight contest almost all day, Concannon finally pulled ahead of TMac and clinched a division title, ensuring a playoff return after a two season absence. Malinn kept his calculator happy with what looks all but sure to be a win over Tighe but with Lee's victory he is now mathematically removed from the playoff chase. The scores:
Lee 125 (Rivers), Brett 51
Malinn 102 (MJD), Tighe 66 (V-Jackson)
Concannon 112 (Mathews), TMac 101
Curran 113, Nemo 78
DFlam 110, Thompson 99
The big news of the day was for DFlam. First, he fought off Thompson in what was a valiant performance from the much-maligned defending champion that hints at potential difficulty for the commissioner's quest to secure the top seed. More relevantly, the injury to Matt Forte could prove a decisive blow for what is a fairly thin running back pool for the Teen Idles. Early news indicates a two to four week layoff, or precisely the length that remains in the NFFL season.
Publication Preview
Tuesday: Playoff Picture Update
Wednesday: 2012 Keeper Alert- I like where this one is heading, keep an eye out
Friday: Rivalry Week Preview
Monday, November 28, 2011
MNF Week 12
Two loaded MNF treats and an upset as the race heats up...
Over?
Curran 114 (Cruz), Tighe 68
Brett 104, TMac 83
Curran looks to run up the score on Tighe and moves to nine wins ahead of any other league member while TMac stays stuck on eight thanks to both his own down showing and Brett's solid outing. With Concannon well ahead on total points, TMac may be in a 'must-win' next week if he is eyeing the division title.
Nemo 75, Thompson 71 (Sproles)
Nemo is out ahead here with Sproles likely to get the four points but one never knows with these little third-down types.
MNF Double Down
Malinn 96 (Graham), Concannon 81 (Brees, Eli)
A huge encounter will see the two QBs likely to overtake Malinn's slim lead here with Graham the sole hope to absorb damage. Laurent Robinson had the template, fully absorbing Romo on Thursday, and if Graham can replicate that showing it will come down to Eli and his unsure arm. Looks to be in Concannon's favor but we will have to wait and see.
Game of the Week
DFlam 97 (Colston), Lee 92 (Nicks)
Coltson plus five seems about the same as Nicks so this, to me, is about as 50-50 as a game can get. A win for either brings the victor to the nine win land and level with Curran while the loser may be left hunting for a wild-card spot.
Over?
Curran 114 (Cruz), Tighe 68
Brett 104, TMac 83
Curran looks to run up the score on Tighe and moves to nine wins ahead of any other league member while TMac stays stuck on eight thanks to both his own down showing and Brett's solid outing. With Concannon well ahead on total points, TMac may be in a 'must-win' next week if he is eyeing the division title.
Nemo 75, Thompson 71 (Sproles)
Nemo is out ahead here with Sproles likely to get the four points but one never knows with these little third-down types.
MNF Double Down
Malinn 96 (Graham), Concannon 81 (Brees, Eli)
A huge encounter will see the two QBs likely to overtake Malinn's slim lead here with Graham the sole hope to absorb damage. Laurent Robinson had the template, fully absorbing Romo on Thursday, and if Graham can replicate that showing it will come down to Eli and his unsure arm. Looks to be in Concannon's favor but we will have to wait and see.
Game of the Week
DFlam 97 (Colston), Lee 92 (Nicks)
Coltson plus five seems about the same as Nicks so this, to me, is about as 50-50 as a game can get. A win for either brings the victor to the nine win land and level with Curran while the loser may be left hunting for a wild-card spot.
Monday, November 21, 2011
MNF Week 11
MNF Week 11
Tight Finish
Lee 104, Tighe 100- Lee sneaks past a resolute Tighe and maintains the pace for a playoff spot.
MNF Late Night...
Lots of activity tonight as all games remain in the balance, some more so than others.
Concannon 83, Curran 67 (Gronk, Brady, Welker)
TMac 108 (Breaston), Nemo 74 (Bowe, McCluster, Branch)
Brett 72, Thompson 62 (Palko)
MNF Game of the Week
Malinn 104, DFlam 89 (Hernandez, Baldwin)
With Malinn looking at a potential exit DFlam needs solid showing from one of two pass catchers. Otherwise, it could be a six-horse sprint to the finish with just three games remaining.
Tight Finish
Lee 104, Tighe 100- Lee sneaks past a resolute Tighe and maintains the pace for a playoff spot.
MNF Late Night...
Lots of activity tonight as all games remain in the balance, some more so than others.
Concannon 83, Curran 67 (Gronk, Brady, Welker)
TMac 108 (Breaston), Nemo 74 (Bowe, McCluster, Branch)
Brett 72, Thompson 62 (Palko)
MNF Game of the Week
Malinn 104, DFlam 89 (Hernandez, Baldwin)
With Malinn looking at a potential exit DFlam needs solid showing from one of two pass catchers. Otherwise, it could be a six-horse sprint to the finish with just three games remaining.
Monday, November 14, 2011
MNF Week 10
Over and Out
Malinn 106, Nemo 79
TMac 119, Tighe 59
Lee 63 (Rodgers, Peterson), Thompson 48 (Harvin)
Curran 86 (Jennings), DFlam 81
Malin eases past Nemo but a CJ outburst could see him knock off some top teams late in the season...TMac runs past Tighe, with or without a team meeting...What a sorry spectacle Lee-Thompson was, is, and should be tonight...Curran takes a big win over DFlam as his Patriots return to form.
MNF Game of the Week
Concannon 97 (The White Guy, Finley), Brett 78 (Starks)
A couple of different lineup decisions could have profoundly impacted this one but as things stand Brett will need a serious bit of running from Starks to get this one back.
Malinn 106, Nemo 79
TMac 119, Tighe 59
Lee 63 (Rodgers, Peterson), Thompson 48 (Harvin)
Curran 86 (Jennings), DFlam 81
Malin eases past Nemo but a CJ outburst could see him knock off some top teams late in the season...TMac runs past Tighe, with or without a team meeting...What a sorry spectacle Lee-Thompson was, is, and should be tonight...Curran takes a big win over DFlam as his Patriots return to form.
MNF Game of the Week
Concannon 97 (The White Guy, Finley), Brett 78 (Starks)
A couple of different lineup decisions could have profoundly impacted this one but as things stand Brett will need a serious bit of running from Starks to get this one back.
Monday, November 7, 2011
MNF Week 9
Hi,
Please read below if you have not already done so and thanks for the feedback from those who've sent it. I am looking for more specific comments on a lottery-cup and also am curious if anyone is against setting the keeper salary formula at 30 points per $1 so let me know on those two points.
Mostly done...
DFlam 89 (Forte), Brett 81
Concannon 90, TMac 84 (Jackson & Maclin)
Lee 104 (McCoy), Nemo 78
Curran 108, Thompson 68
- DFlam continues a fine season with Forte looking add some extra gloss
-Concannon with his worst week so far and likely to go down to either of the Eagle receivers
-Lee to run up the score tonight via McCoy
-Thompson was punished by hobbled players taking it easy but it was unlikely to help against another strong showing from Curran
MNF Game of the Week
Malinn 108, Tighe 96 (Vick)
A big one here as Tighe looks likely to deliver what could be the death blow to Malinn's 2011 hopes. Barring injury, the money is on Vick to have these points in the bag by game's end.
Please read below if you have not already done so and thanks for the feedback from those who've sent it. I am looking for more specific comments on a lottery-cup and also am curious if anyone is against setting the keeper salary formula at 30 points per $1 so let me know on those two points.
Mostly done...
DFlam 89 (Forte), Brett 81
Concannon 90, TMac 84 (Jackson & Maclin)
Lee 104 (McCoy), Nemo 78
Curran 108, Thompson 68
- DFlam continues a fine season with Forte looking add some extra gloss
-Concannon with his worst week so far and likely to go down to either of the Eagle receivers
-Lee to run up the score tonight via McCoy
-Thompson was punished by hobbled players taking it easy but it was unlikely to help against another strong showing from Curran
MNF Game of the Week
Malinn 108, Tighe 96 (Vick)
A big one here as Tighe looks likely to deliver what could be the death blow to Malinn's 2011 hopes. Barring injury, the money is on Vick to have these points in the bag by game's end.
Monday, October 31, 2011
MNF Update- Week 8
Straight to business...
Concannon 85 (Mathews), Thompson 44 (Cassel)- Yow. Another strong defensive showing for PBR, I guess.
Brett 76, Tighe 71+ Leonard (V-Jax)- Tighe and DFlam's trade made it to me prior to kickoff so those two playesr will have their scores applied once I figure out stupid Yahoo...looks unlikely for Brett here.
Now, as I board my soapbox, a quick tangent, does this game not bring up a major problem in our league? We all obviously want Brett and Tighe to make the effort to continue winning games despite a tank mentality. However, it is in both team's interests to lose games to improve draft stock- a position I am 100% understanding of. To solve this issue, I think we should 'level' the lottery- all non playoff teams have an equal number of chances. Post your thoughts or let me know via e-mail what you think.
Lee 102 (Rivers), Curran 98- Lee edges out Curran in a slow Patriots week. I think we had some doubts on Curran's reliance on the Pats offense but this is a strong showing in a slow week- I'm impressed.
DFlam 103, Nemo 65 (Bowe)- Dflam will have BGE added at the expense of Leonard and his one point.
MNF Game of the Week
TMac 93 (Breaston?), Malinn 78 (Gates)- It looks like Tolbert is out for TMac so I am making a guess here. Meanwhile, Malinn will need Gates to show last year's form very quickly in what I expect to be a wild MNF game.
Happy Halloween all...
Concannon 85 (Mathews), Thompson 44 (Cassel)- Yow. Another strong defensive showing for PBR, I guess.
Brett 76, Tighe 71+ Leonard (V-Jax)- Tighe and DFlam's trade made it to me prior to kickoff so those two playesr will have their scores applied once I figure out stupid Yahoo...looks unlikely for Brett here.
Now, as I board my soapbox, a quick tangent, does this game not bring up a major problem in our league? We all obviously want Brett and Tighe to make the effort to continue winning games despite a tank mentality. However, it is in both team's interests to lose games to improve draft stock- a position I am 100% understanding of. To solve this issue, I think we should 'level' the lottery- all non playoff teams have an equal number of chances. Post your thoughts or let me know via e-mail what you think.
Lee 102 (Rivers), Curran 98- Lee edges out Curran in a slow Patriots week. I think we had some doubts on Curran's reliance on the Pats offense but this is a strong showing in a slow week- I'm impressed.
DFlam 103, Nemo 65 (Bowe)- Dflam will have BGE added at the expense of Leonard and his one point.
MNF Game of the Week
TMac 93 (Breaston?), Malinn 78 (Gates)- It looks like Tolbert is out for TMac so I am making a guess here. Meanwhile, Malinn will need Gates to show last year's form very quickly in what I expect to be a wild MNF game.
Happy Halloween all...
Monday, October 24, 2011
MNF Update
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Malinn 73, Brett 53
Thompson 71, Nemo 67- Perhaps the nail in the coffin for Nemo's season as struggles continue for big name guys.
Concannon 88, Tighe 48- Ponder leads PBR to victory in a performance not very different from Murray in real life- unaccomplished youngster leads team to victory over struggling opposition.
DFlam 123, Lee 97 (111)- The story is that Lee called in Delone Carter for Lynch on the grounds that Lynch was inactive- unfortunately, according to Yahoo, Lynch was active and just did not play. I will investigate but for now the 14 points from Carter are off the board. With Thomas and Lewis to go, the result of my 'investigation' will go a long way towards the outcome.
MNF Game of the Week
TMac 96, Curran 73- Ricky Williams and Anquan Boldin here for Curran in a contest that may be a bit closer than is apparent. Given the nature of rivalry matchups, I could see anything happening here.
Malinn 73, Brett 53
Thompson 71, Nemo 67- Perhaps the nail in the coffin for Nemo's season as struggles continue for big name guys.
Concannon 88, Tighe 48- Ponder leads PBR to victory in a performance not very different from Murray in real life- unaccomplished youngster leads team to victory over struggling opposition.
DFlam 123, Lee 97 (111)- The story is that Lee called in Delone Carter for Lynch on the grounds that Lynch was inactive- unfortunately, according to Yahoo, Lynch was active and just did not play. I will investigate but for now the 14 points from Carter are off the board. With Thomas and Lewis to go, the result of my 'investigation' will go a long way towards the outcome.
MNF Game of the Week
TMac 96, Curran 73- Ricky Williams and Anquan Boldin here for Curran in a contest that may be a bit closer than is apparent. Given the nature of rivalry matchups, I could see anything happening here.
Monday, October 17, 2011
MNF Update
Surging Mac
TMac 104 , Brett 73- A key contest here as each team would have been in big trouble with the loss. TMac moves to 3-3 and keeps his nose in the playoff race.
Late Drama...
Tighe 62 , Nemo 61(Keller)
Concannon 126, Malinn 84 (Greene, Burress, Marshall)
The Concannon-Malinn tilt is of more interest but Keller could post a zero, leaving the Rivalry Matchup in slight doubt. Burress, a synonym for 'sucks', could still give Malinn a monopoly on all Jets short-yardage touchdowns when considered as a package with Greene.
#1 Again...
Lee 76 (Moore), Thompson 69- Lee takes another against lesser opposition with a strong showing against Thompson. Well, weak showing.
MNF Game of the Week
DFlam 108, Curran 82 (Sanchez)- Very simple, Sanchez needs 28, and with the Dolphins holding Brady to under 600 yards in their most recent MNF outing, anything is possible.
TMac 104 , Brett 73- A key contest here as each team would have been in big trouble with the loss. TMac moves to 3-3 and keeps his nose in the playoff race.
Late Drama...
Tighe 62 , Nemo 61(Keller)
Concannon 126, Malinn 84 (Greene, Burress, Marshall)
The Concannon-Malinn tilt is of more interest but Keller could post a zero, leaving the Rivalry Matchup in slight doubt. Burress, a synonym for 'sucks', could still give Malinn a monopoly on all Jets short-yardage touchdowns when considered as a package with Greene.
#1 Again...
Lee 76 (Moore), Thompson 69- Lee takes another against lesser opposition with a strong showing against Thompson. Well, weak showing.
MNF Game of the Week
DFlam 108, Curran 82 (Sanchez)- Very simple, Sanchez needs 28, and with the Dolphins holding Brady to under 600 yards in their most recent MNF outing, anything is possible.
Monday, October 10, 2011
MNF Week 5
The start of the five weeks of byes means five weeks of rivalry matchups...
Game, Set...
Tighe 117, TMac 66- Or as I would rename the teams, Niners over Bucs...Mac does have Stafford to bring some respectability back into the scoreline.
Concannon 124, Brett 82- PBR continues to roll but Brett could get a miracle play here from Knox-Best duo.
...Match
Lee 79, Malinn 71- Lee with Calvin to play as he puts an under-gunned Malinn into his place...
DFlam 79, Thompson 40- Forte for Flam, Pettigrew for Thompson, and perhaps a reprieve for Nemo in next week's power rankings as both squads make strong cases here for the bottom two positions.
MNF Game of the Week
Curran 106, Nemo 79- An old fashioned MNF classic- it is Cutler or bust for Nemo, a not unreasonable 27 point deficit but it will take his best showing of the season.
Game, Set...
Tighe 117, TMac 66- Or as I would rename the teams, Niners over Bucs...Mac does have Stafford to bring some respectability back into the scoreline.
Concannon 124, Brett 82- PBR continues to roll but Brett could get a miracle play here from Knox-Best duo.
...Match
Lee 79, Malinn 71- Lee with Calvin to play as he puts an under-gunned Malinn into his place...
DFlam 79, Thompson 40- Forte for Flam, Pettigrew for Thompson, and perhaps a reprieve for Nemo in next week's power rankings as both squads make strong cases here for the bottom two positions.
MNF Game of the Week
Curran 106, Nemo 79- An old fashioned MNF classic- it is Cutler or bust for Nemo, a not unreasonable 27 point deficit but it will take his best showing of the season.
Monday, October 3, 2011
MNF Week 4
Morning,
The top spot falling is but one of many interesting week four developments...enjoy.
Game Over
Tighe 137, Brett (Collie, Wayne) 51
Lee (Blount) 139, Nemo 72
Two tough ones here with the scores looking likely to be similar.
Power Ranking Shake-Up
DFlam (M. Williams) 116, #1 Concannon 116- A big win for 'Flam beckons, the extra point all that is pending. The efforts of Cam 'Garbage Time' Newton have allowed the league to return to 'Rank the Commish' and it may be DFlam himself who wins the honors with this showing...
Intriguing...
Curran 106, Thompson (Addai) 92- Addai can make up 14 points but so far has been a bit of a disappointment. We'll see, but I like Coffee to brew up another win here.
MNF Game of the Week
Malinn 104, TMac (Freeman) 86- A classic MNF showdown of one man going for a reasonable deficit. Freeman figures to be ahead, reducing his output potential, but his ability as a runner could see him eke out point even when the Bucs should stay on the ground. Good luck to both, and all.
The top spot falling is but one of many interesting week four developments...enjoy.
Game Over
Tighe 137, Brett (Collie, Wayne) 51
Lee (Blount) 139, Nemo 72
Two tough ones here with the scores looking likely to be similar.
Power Ranking Shake-Up
DFlam (M. Williams) 116, #1 Concannon 116- A big win for 'Flam beckons, the extra point all that is pending. The efforts of Cam 'Garbage Time' Newton have allowed the league to return to 'Rank the Commish' and it may be DFlam himself who wins the honors with this showing...
Intriguing...
Curran 106, Thompson (Addai) 92- Addai can make up 14 points but so far has been a bit of a disappointment. We'll see, but I like Coffee to brew up another win here.
MNF Game of the Week
Malinn 104, TMac (Freeman) 86- A classic MNF showdown of one man going for a reasonable deficit. Freeman figures to be ahead, reducing his output potential, but his ability as a runner could see him eke out point even when the Bucs should stay on the ground. Good luck to both, and all.
Monday, September 26, 2011
MNF Week 3
Over and done…
Thompson 117, Tmac 73- Thompson with Moss
Concannon 163, Tighe (Grossman, Davis) 43
Curran 155, Lee (Dez) 94
DFlam 99, Nemo 85
Concannon 163, Tighe (Grossman, Davis) 43
Curran 155, Lee (Dez) 94
DFlam 99, Nemo 85
Thompson looks to run up the score with an emphatic rebuttal to his #9 ranking while Tighe probably could have done little this week given his opponent. Curran picks up another huge Patriot week while DFlam falls just shy of 100 but does get the ‘W’.
MNF Game of the Week
Malinn (Romo) 98, Brett (Hightower, Witten) 82
A big battle here as Witten could severely dampen any Romo attempts to stretch the lead. The formula here would be for a big Witten game to slow Romo while Hightower tacks on a TD or two- not an unlikely formula there but Malinn is in the driver’s seat.
Monday, September 19, 2011
MNF Week 2
Game Over
Brett 122, Nemo 108
Thompson 110, Tighe 93
Curran 107, Malinn 95
A trio of tight matchups underlines what is a very tight, competitive opening two NFFL weeks. The Tighe-Thompson tilt saw two injuries turn it- Charles initially, Vick late, with the Charles injury having massive ramifications for the remainder of the year. Curran continues to perform well after his Power Ranking honors while Nemo came back strong, despite another tough CJ outing, but could not overcome Brett.
Still Ticking
Concannon (Eli, Bradshaw) 138, Lee (Nicks) 123
Nicks, nicked, is in further trouble here as any point he scores will be offset by Eli. To give a general idea, Eli scores 2/3 of Nicks's points on TD's and takes two for any five scored via yardage.
MNF Game of the Week
Tmac (Manningham) 105, Dflam (Caddy) 101
A classic MNF battle is about fifty-fifty to me as the running back trails the receiver by four points. Good luck to all.
Brett 122, Nemo 108
Thompson 110, Tighe 93
Curran 107, Malinn 95
A trio of tight matchups underlines what is a very tight, competitive opening two NFFL weeks. The Tighe-Thompson tilt saw two injuries turn it- Charles initially, Vick late, with the Charles injury having massive ramifications for the remainder of the year. Curran continues to perform well after his Power Ranking honors while Nemo came back strong, despite another tough CJ outing, but could not overcome Brett.
Still Ticking
Concannon (Eli, Bradshaw) 138, Lee (Nicks) 123
Nicks, nicked, is in further trouble here as any point he scores will be offset by Eli. To give a general idea, Eli scores 2/3 of Nicks's points on TD's and takes two for any five scored via yardage.
MNF Game of the Week
Tmac (Manningham) 105, Dflam (Caddy) 101
A classic MNF battle is about fifty-fifty to me as the running back trails the receiver by four points. Good luck to all.
Monday, September 12, 2011
MNF Update
Game Over
Lee 122, TMac 105
#1 Lee rumbles to a strong opening week win against a strong TMac squad.
Victory Formation
Malinn 101 (Marshall, Lloyd), Thompson 54 (Orton, McFadden)
DFlam 112 (Hernandez), Tighe 94 (F)
Concannon 133 (F), Nemo 68 (Branch, Moreno)
Three solid victories for these squads as all top 100. Thompson and Nemo, with additional bodies to go, should make these games respectable with some late scores while DFlam and Malinn target the early points lead.
MNF Game of the Week
Brett 96 (F), Curran 74 (Brady, Green-Ellis, Gronkowski)
It looks good for Curran, provided NE wins, amidst rumors that he printed out several stacks of 'Power Rankings' to use as toilet paper. A potentially 'cellar-leaving' win for the bottom man beckons.
Next time- updated Power Rankings and a rule change idea.
Commish
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