Monday Memo v3.14
Wow, what a week in the NFL. Colossal collisions were abound, as poential playoff seedings became even more muddled. In the PPFFL, there was little movement, except for one team trying to make a late charge toward something slightly better than mediocrity. The Maestro made a charge out of 5th place and could, with a spectacular night from football's baddest man, be in 3rd place by the end of play tonight.
Current Standings:
Cyclones 1,532.61
The Dragons 1,504.65
Gnomies 1,462.53
The Maestro 1,432.48
The Dominator 1,424.76
Team STY 1,347.55
The Outlaws 1,245.58
ESPN got a huge matchup tonight, as the Panthers and Buccaneers square off with first place in the NFC South on the line. I can't wait to see Stu, Emmitt, and Stevie Y. preview and review what happens on the gridiron tonight. Stu is probably writing lame, urban themed poetry as we speak. Prepare to hear numerous references to his cousins Pookie and Ray-Ray, as well as shout outs to the other side of the pillow, butter, and plenty of the uses of the word "gots".
For PPFFL purposes, this game carries a medium amount of importance. The Cyclones will be playing John Kasay and the Buccaneers defense. They will score some points, but anything other than a turnover fest by the Panthers offset slightly by a few long FGs by Kasay will still have The Dragons in the thick of things come tomorrow morning. The Maestro will pass another team in the standings if Steve Smith does what he's been doing for the last month, with the main exception being that he actually cross the goal line while in possession of the ball a couple of times. Team STY will be pulling for DeAngelo Williams to make their week dreadful, an improvement over it's current state, which is an abomination. Antonio Braynt who, based on his driving record will be the first player to the stadium, will be lacing them up for The Outlaws.
A full recap of Week 14, along with some insight on baseball's Winter Meetings, will follow tomorrow.
Wow, what a week in the NFL. Colossal collisions were abound, as poential playoff seedings became even more muddled. In the PPFFL, there was little movement, except for one team trying to make a late charge toward something slightly better than mediocrity. The Maestro made a charge out of 5th place and could, with a spectacular night from football's baddest man, be in 3rd place by the end of play tonight.
Current Standings:
Cyclones 1,532.61
The Dragons 1,504.65
Gnomies 1,462.53
The Maestro 1,432.48
The Dominator 1,424.76
Team STY 1,347.55
The Outlaws 1,245.58
ESPN got a huge matchup tonight, as the Panthers and Buccaneers square off with first place in the NFC South on the line. I can't wait to see Stu, Emmitt, and Stevie Y. preview and review what happens on the gridiron tonight. Stu is probably writing lame, urban themed poetry as we speak. Prepare to hear numerous references to his cousins Pookie and Ray-Ray, as well as shout outs to the other side of the pillow, butter, and plenty of the uses of the word "gots".
For PPFFL purposes, this game carries a medium amount of importance. The Cyclones will be playing John Kasay and the Buccaneers defense. They will score some points, but anything other than a turnover fest by the Panthers offset slightly by a few long FGs by Kasay will still have The Dragons in the thick of things come tomorrow morning. The Maestro will pass another team in the standings if Steve Smith does what he's been doing for the last month, with the main exception being that he actually cross the goal line while in possession of the ball a couple of times. Team STY will be pulling for DeAngelo Williams to make their week dreadful, an improvement over it's current state, which is an abomination. Antonio Braynt who, based on his driving record will be the first player to the stadium, will be lacing them up for The Outlaws.
A full recap of Week 14, along with some insight on baseball's Winter Meetings, will follow tomorrow.
posted by Patrick Zalasky at 8:49 AM
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