September 20, 2005
S W F F L  C O M M I S S I O N E R S '  N O T E S
By Karl J. (Butch) Smalley
   WEEK 2 RESULTS   NORM'S LINES-WK 3
 GOOD FELLAS      54 
 JELLY BEANS      53 
 JELLY BEANS      -3 
 BLACK REVENGE  (102)
 BLACK REVENGE   121 
 BODY SHOP        64 
 BODY SHOP        -2 
 QUIET STORM     (94)
 QUIET STORM      71 
 SECANE TSUNAMI   70 
 DREAM TEAM       -7 
 GOOD FELLAS    (121)
 DREAM TEAM       84 
 BLACK & BLUE     57 
 M. TAKERS        -1 
 BLACK & BLUE    (99)
 BULLDOGS         48 
 M. TAKERS        39 
 BULLDOGS         -2 
 SECANE TSUNAMI  (96)
 STANDINGS   W  L  T    GB    POINTS 
 BLACK REVENGE  
 QUIET STORM    
 JELLY BEANS    
 BLACK & BLUE   
  2  0  0  
  2  0  0  
  1  1  0  
  1  1  0  
 ---
 ---
  1 
  1 
  206
  157
  146
  126
  ELITE LINE      
 DREAM TEAM     
 SECANE TSUNAMI 
 BULLDOGS       
 GOOD FELLAS    
 BODY SHOP      
 M. TAKERS      
  1  1  0  
  1  1  0  
  1  1  0  
  1  1  0  
  0  2  0  
  0  2  0  
  1 
  1 
  1 
  1 
  2 
  2 
  121
  112
  104
   95
  138
   69
POSITION SCORING MATRIX
 TEAM     QB   RB   WR   PK   ST      TOT  
  JB  
  BS  
  GF  
  BR  
  QS  
  DT  
  ST  
  MT  
  BB  
  BD  
   24   29   60   21   12 
   27   42   37   13   19 
   12    6   52   12   13 
   51*  47*  82    9   17 
   42   21   69   22*   3 
    0   14   88*   5   14 
   27   18   40   14   13 
    7    0   31   16   15 
   36    6   49   11   24*
   12   10   51   15   16 
  146 
  138 
   95 
  206*
  157 
  121 
  112 
   69 
  126 
  104 
AVG/GM    12   10   28    7    7     64 
PLAYER TRANSACTIONS
 TM       ACQUIRED         RELEASED    
 BB  
 JB  
 QS  
 QS  
 BR  
 GF  
 GF  
     
     
     
  John Kasay       
  Marty Booker     
  BEARS            
  Antonio Bryant   
  Rian Lindell     
  Keys. Johnson    
  Randy McMichael  
                   
                   
                   
  UNDRAFTED SLOT   
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  UNDRAFTED SLOT   
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NORM'S LINES FORMAT - Favorite w/Spread on top - Underdog w/Under-Over in parenthesis

  Week 2 finds two undefeated teams and two winless teams. Check those BYE WEEKS when making up your lineup, they start his week. Don't forget the web-exclusive "Weekly Previews" and "Free Agents List" when making those starting lineup changes or making that acquisition that puts you over the top. If you have an idea for something new, let me know and we'll see if I can add it.

  If you need me to mail the Notes, give me a call, I think we can avoid the postage, one way or another, if not I will mail you a copy of the notes. It is cheaper and also much quicker to go electronic. The league's url is http://swffl.50megs.com .

Key Matchups to watch this Week
  The Jelly Beans will take on the Black Revenge in a battle of the first 2 helmet winners. Both teams have their eyes on more than those little weekly prizes. The Quiet Storm and the Body Shop meet up in a battle of the undefeated and the winless. It looks like everybody, outside of the Storm HQ, is Body Shop fans this week. The Dream Team takes on the Good Fellas in family affair that involves a couple of 1-1 teams. There seem to be a lot of BYES on that Good Fellas squad this week. The Black & Blue Attack and M. Takers meet in a battle of ex-partners. The Takers are still seeking that first 'W' (much like the VIKINGS). The Bull Dogs and Secane Tsunami meet the in another contest between 1-1 teams. So, can Bull Dogs doggy-paddle?

  Norm was 2-5 (40%) last week and he retains top billing and his lines appear above. Spock was also 2-5(40%) and his Locks for Week 3 are:

BR -27 JB (151)     BB -7 MT (101)
QS -48 BS (148)     BD -1 ST (101)
DT  -5 GF (125)

  3 of the 5 games were over on Sunday, despite the fact that there were 2 Monday night games. One game was not really in doubt and the other turned out to be pretty close.

  The Good Fellas defeated the Jelly Beans with Portis waiting in the locker room. It was a tight game as Tomlinson led the Beans and the Good Fellas were led by Mason and Ward. The Fellas big first round pick tosses a 0 and they win, last week he put up points and they loose. Go figure. Braylon Edwards ?? would have made a difference for the Beans.

  The Body Shop faced the "Helmet" team (Black Revenge) for the 2nd week in a row. The Revenge was led by number 5 and his 5 TD tosses. Sure Moss and Hous-a-whatzit had good games too, but it is nice to see a team with the old QB leading the team. At any rate, the Revenge, Duece and a 62 point lead were too much for the Shop and Plexiglass.

  The Dream Team notched their first "W" of the season against the Black & Blue Attack. This game was almost over at 1:05 as both T.O. and Chad Johnson scored from 60+ yards out within a minute of the opening kickoff. Perhaps that draft strategy was not as nutty as everybody seemed to think it was. Driver and Collins made it look respectable for the Attack. The Dream Team scored their first "W" but are still looking for their first QB points, after all teams can not live on WR points alone.

  The Bull Dogs handed the M. Takers their 2nd "L" of the season, with Julius Jones still en-route to the stadium. The Dogs were led by Rackers and Boldin and also suffered from a goose-egg at QB. The Takers were lead by Muhammed and Elam in the losing effort. Culpepper scored his first points of the year with a minute left in the 2nd game of the season. Remember all that talk, about how the VIKES would be a closer more cohesive team without Moss. Sometimes talent is more important than locker room harmony.

  The "Game of the Week" honors go to the contest between the Quiet Storm and the Secane Tsunami. In this "Weather Channel" special, the Storm and a 22 point lead were too much for the Tsunami and Horn (just barely). This game was chock full of QB points as Favre and Palmer lit up the scoreboard. In fact the difference in this game was the supporting casts. The Storm's wide-outs were the difference. The Storm must be ready to drop-kick the RAVENS. Their early selection in the draft cost them Larry Johnson and now the RAVENS start in week 2 left the BEARS with a huge 26 points on the bench. That is just plain bad "karma". Seabass cost the Tsunami the game, because a Graham start combined with the Horn Monday game would have made the difference. Of course 7 more yards or 2 more receptions and Horn could have done it on his own.

CHATTERBOX:(Get Quotes in by Monday Night)
Dream Team (Norm): "The year of the receiver and we have two of the best. Look out sons your next."
BEST & WORST OF WEEK 2
MVP: Donovan McNabb (45) Black Revenge   
   Best on Bench: Santana Moss (35) Good Fellas  
  M. Takers (39)   
Coaching Efficiency:
High: Dream Team (100%)
Low: Good Fellas (57%)


Top Rostered Players By Position (Rostered Players Only)
QB - McNabb(51),Palmer(42),Collins(36),Hassleback,Rothlisberger(30)
RB - C Williams(37),L Johnson(33),Parker(29),Barber,T. Jones(23)
WR - R. Moss(46),Owens(45),S. Moss(39),C. Johnson(35)
PK - Kasay(26),Rackers(23),Graham,Wilkins(22)
ST - BEARS(35),COLTS(24),STEELERS(21),EAGLES,BUCCANEERS(19)


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