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![]() Week 6 finds one undefeated team and no winless teams. We still need to address the rules governing trades. At issue is the number of votes required to ratify a trade and whether a "No" vote should be used (by rule) to stop inequitable trades. Another thing came up this week. Apparently I have been using the wrong scoring table for QB's receiving TD's. I believe this has only come up twice in 13 years, but there it is. According to Jack Casey, the rules we inherited had the QB receiving TD's matching RB receiving TD's. This is minor but I would like to update this for net year. There is a Thursday game this week and next week. Also the Oakland and Dallas byes were re-arranged to because of baseball, so this week there are 5 teams off. In case you lost it, the league's url is http://swffl.50megs.com, drop by, take a look at the archive. These notes are also available via e-mail if you have an e-mail account. 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 was 3/5 this week making him 8/15 (53%) on the season and he gains top billing. Spock was 1/5 this week making him 6/15 (40%) on the year and his locks appear below: BR -4 MT(102) BB -5 QS (99) There were 4 games that were over by Sunday night. The other 2 were still in doubt. The Black & Blue Attack pulled out the victory over the M. Takers on Sunday night as Manning and the RAIDERS overcame an early M. Taker lead. This game featured classic QB vs. WR matchup. The Takers Garcia put up the points but all of his TD passes went to the Black & Blue's Owens. If one of those 9 point TD's ends up with Stokes instead of Owens, we'd have a massive traffic jam in the standings at 3-2. |
The Quiet Storm soundly defeated the youngsters of the Good Fellas. The Storm put up 70 points after being the last team to cross the triple digit total points barrier. The Good Fellas, for the second time this year started a player that was off even though they had an alternate player who was at least playing. It has not hurt them yet, but might I suggest an updated NFL schedule. The 3-1 Black Revenge took on the winless Hammer Heads. On paper this looked like a no-brainer, but that is why we play the games. The Hammer Heads led by Culpepper (who may finally be living up to the hype), Carter and Freeman. The Revenge had a great day out of Shaun Alexander, but Gannon put up a goose-egg and ended any chance of a comeback. The Dream Team a 14 point lead and Galloway were too much for the Bull Dogs and Westbrook on Monday night. The Bull Dogs tenacious defense limited Warner to 6 points and held the Dream Team to their lowest output of the year. Unfortunately for the Bull Dogs, their offense did not match the defensive performance. The Dream Team won despite the CHIEFS and their 7 points were the highest score in their lineup. The Dream team lineup did get scores out of a bunch of their starters. The "Game of the Week" honors go to the contest between the Sharks and the Jelly Beans. The Sharks, Stephen Davis and a 12 point lead were too much for the Jelly Beans and Emmitt. It looked like a much better contest until Tim Brown widened the lead on Sunday night, but Emmitt vs. Washington looked like it had possibilities. Of course, the same could be said for Stephen Davis vs. the Cowboys. BTW, who at ABC scheduled this game for Monday Night!! CHATTERBOX:(Get Quotes in by Monday Night)
Top Rostered Players By Position (All points included) QB - Warner(99),Culpepper(96),Favre(93),Garcia(91) RB - Martin(64),Green(61),S. Alexander(57),Holmes,Tomlinson(53) WR - Owens(57),R. Smith(54),Schroeder(45),Harrison(42) PK - Janikowski(55),Richey(52),Elam(45),Carney(42) ST - RAIDERS(23),RAMS(19),TITAMS,DOLPHINS(16) |