FFL week 9

aka all is as it should be.

1 Yeoman of the Guard 123.45 0 942.14 0.00
2 Auburn Tigers ...........86.62 0 908.14 34.00
3 Boilermakers .............94.81 0 840.31 101.83
4 Jefs Jerks ................89.99 0 778.03 164.11
5 Phukfaces Jackasses 93.36 0 744.08 198.06
6 Cleveland Steamers ...88.73 0 731.68 210.46
7 Almost Dutch ...........62.83 0 722.95 219.19
8 40 Thieves ..............70.79 0 687.95 254.19

I suck so bad. If I hadn't picked up Pennington at the first of the year I wouldn't have gotten any points at all. Oh well...If the Bills can turn it around I might make a decent showing. I think its becoming apparent that the runningbacks are dominating the points this year. It hasn't been a stellar year for QB's.

It's all Bush's fault...all of it...

Didn't figure a lead of under 3 would last long.

<font color=blue>War</font color=blue> <font color=orange>Eagle</font color=orange>

now that you said that you know your jinxed right?


"...I get to do the three things I love most; Raise Hell, Drink beer, and kick some ass."


-={Apostalic Alcoholic.}=-

The default pre-rankings had the top ten as nothing but running backs (or maybe McNabb was ranked 10, but you get the point). Running backs are generating a lot of points, but if you look at the yahoo rankings (ranked I believe off of default settings) it is 3 rb, 5 qbs, and 2 wr making up the top 10 for points so far this year. In case you're curious it goes Holmes, Green, Manning, McNair, Holt, Johnson, Moss, Favre, Lewis, and finally Bulger. The top 20 though sees 8 rb, 10 qbs, and 2 wrs, so I think like most years the elite rbs and qbs are scoring about the same, above all but the most exceptional of wr. The "insanely detailed," as I believe you put it, draft list I gave you was based off of this theory of course. I just thank the gods that I didn't get McNabb as my top QB pick. He's single handly wasted my first round in my public league. *shudders at the thought each week*