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![]() First of all, I offer my sincerest apologies for the last couple of weeks. I had a truly incredible workload at work for a special project. The project is over and things should return to normal again. I tried to keep the web site as up to date as possible (mainly because that required the least effort), but there was no Commissionerly drivel for the last 2 weeks. The drivel is back. I would also like to publicly thank Danny Jones for filling in for me at taking lineups in Week 6 (and also all those other times when people call before I get to Football Central). It has been a long time since I saw a Elite team under 500. That pretty much means everybody still has a shot. There is an NFL Game this Thursday!!!! In case you lost it, the league's url is http://swffl.50megs.com, drop by, take a look at the archive or post a voice-message on our new "Interactive Chatterbox". These notes are also available via e-mail if you have an e-mail account. Contact me for details. The E-Mail notes get out sooner, get delivered faster and you avoid the dreaded stamp fee. Key Match-Ups to Watch this Week. Norm (actually My guesstimates) was 4/5 making him 16/30 (53%) on the year. He gains top billing this week. Spock was 1/5 making him 16/30 (53%) on the season. His lines appear below: S -4 MT (102) BD -13 MA (97) There were 2 games that were technically over (1 where only the final score was in question). There were 2 that were pretty much over. And there was only 1 game with a reasonable chance for a change in the winner on Monday night. |
The Sharks got back on the winning track against the Mac Attack. The Sharks were led by Warner, a strong running game and an amazing 4 2-pt. conversions by the RAMS. The Mac Attack put up 59 pts. in the losing effort and got a great game out of Rod Smith. The Attack is still hanging on to that last Elite spot. The Black Revenge held a lead and the only Monday night player against the Quiet Storm. The Storm fresh off of 2 straight triple digit scoring weeks returned to the stratosphere with a 53 point game. The Storm has failed to score 50 only once and then they scored 48 and won. It is hard to figure them with 2 losses. The Revenge was led by a surprisingly good Brian Griese and a resurgent Antonio Freeman. The M. Takers took out a season's worth of frustrations on the Jelly Beans. A 26 pt. lead was too much for the Beans and Jimmy Smith to overcome on Monday night. The Takers took the Helmet and were led by an MVP performance by Jeff Garcia. The Takers also, at least this week, proved to be on the better end of that "Big Trade". The Beans who shot out of the box with 2 big weeks have not found the Promised Land since. The Hammer Heads, the JAGUARS and a 20 pt lead were too much for the Black & Blue Attack and Fred Taylor on Monday night. The Heads were saved by a big 73-yard run by Robert Smith. The Black & Blue have dropped 4 in a row after starting off 3-0. After the big day by the Takers, the Black & Blue has now fell to the bottom spot on the scoring totem pole. The "Game of the Week" honors go to the match between the Dream Team and the Bull Dogs. The Buldogs, George, McCardell, TITANS and a 6 pt lead were too much for the Dream Team and Brunell. The Dogs were led almost single-handedly by C-Mart and Owens. The Dream Team managed to choose all their RB's and WR's who did not score. Garner managed to keep them close enough for Brunell to give them a shot. CHATTERBOX:(Get Quotes in by Monday Night)
Top Rostered Players By Position (All points included) QB - Warner(189),Garcia(141),Culpepper(125),Griese(124) RB - Faulk(99),James(82),Davis(72),R.Smith,Garner(66) WR - Owens,Smith(69),Harrison,J.Smith(66) PK - Stover(79),Longwell(77),Wilkins(71),Andersen(62) ST - BRONCOS(44),RAMS(36),RAVENS(32),BUCCANEERS(31) |