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Four Horsemen Fantasy Football Week

Standings

Ric Flair Division

Team

W

L

T

PF

PA

 

 X - El Chupacabra

9

4

0

1164

1156

 

X - Battlin' Wookies

6

7

0

1285

1276

 

X - Fightin' Roos

6

7

0

1238

1322

 

 

Sunshine Band

4

8

1

1153

1235

 

 Fighting Bass

3

10

0

1159

1311

 

 

 

 

 

Arn Anderson Division

Team

W

L

T

PF

PA

 

X - Lady Pioneers

11

2

0

1391

1225

 

X - Sweet Chin Music

8

5

0

1299

1245

 

X - River Bats

8

5

0

1393

1287

 

 

Goodfellas

6

7

0

1229

1346

 

 

 

 

 

Corporate Raiders

3

9

1

1307

1335

X - Clinched playoff berth

 

 

 

 

 

 

Week Thirteen Results

Battlin' Wookies

115

Sunshine Band

69

The Band needed to win to make the playoffs and they didn't get close as the Wookies blew the three time champs out by 46 points.  Clinton Portis and Rich Gannon were fantastic for the Wookies who are in the playoffs for the first time in my memory.  Of course, my brain's not working so well since I quit drinking so much.  I think there was a delicate balance of alcohol in my system that I've disturbed.  Now, where was I?  Oh yeah, the Wookies are in the playoffs.  If Marshall Faulk can play a full game for them, they may even be dangerous.  They have to play the Bats in the first round of the playoffs.  Look for a preview of that matchup below.

Fightin' Roos

116

Fighting Bass

108

This turned out to be a better game than I expected, even after Sunday night's game.  Laverneandshirleynus Coles scored 15 and Tim Brown scored 9 for the Bass to almost make things competitive.  The Bass almost won their last two games after the dismal start and almost caught the Sunshine Band for fourth place.  The Roos improved to 6-7, which is enough to make it into the playoffs in the crappy Flair division this year.  The Roos got a big game from Garrison Hearst with 33 to propel them into the playoffs.  Hearst has been very good this season.  Tony Gonzalez also made a return from the dead and scored in double figures for the first time in a while.

Sweet Chin Music

98

El Chupacabra

72

Sweet Chin Music picked up the win and moved to 8-5.  They also took a second place spot in the Anderson division with the victory even though they've scored quite a few more points than the River Bats this year because they scored more in the two weeks that counted.  They'll have a matchup with the Fightin' Roos in the playoffs this week.  I'm willing to bet a dollar that this game is also previewed at the bottom of the newsletter, so go down there and read it.  Really.  I'm tired of cranking all this crap out for you guys and getting no love.  Sweet Chin got 35 from Ricky Williams which had an incredible game in a loss for the Miami Dolphins.

Lady Pioneers

97

Corporate Raiders

94

There Kirk is.  He becomes the first team in three years to win 10 games in a season.  He's on the verge of making it into the national playoffs, and sitting right there are the crappy Corporate Raiders.  And he almost goes out and screws that one up.  Luckily Peerless Price scored 21 points to allow them to pick up the win.  10 from Simeon Rice (which probably matched his total for the entire year) also helped him out quite a bit.  The Corporate Raiders scored 94 in the loss, but they ended up a bit below average for themselves.  Daunte Culpepper had 30 points, and he had some other consistent performers, but it wasn't quite enough.

River Bats

143

Goodfellas

116

Before last week, I said that if Kirk could score 100 points, he'd break the all time record for scoring average.  He didn't quite get there, but he still scored enough to break the previous record.  However, if you'll look at the top of the newsletter, you'll see that the River Bats have scored more points based on the fact that they outscored the Ladies by 46 points this week.  Oh yeah, they played the Goodfellas this week.  The Goodfellas had a hell of a game, with six players in double figures and two more with nine points.  Mike Vick and LaDanian Tomlinson flat friggin' exploded this week and combined for 85 points.  You really don't need much from anyone else after that.  Now, the damn Bats will probably go out and choke it off in the first round of the playoffs.

 

First Round Playoffs

Team

 

Team

Line

Comments

Battlin' Wookies

 

River Bats

Bats 15

Look at the bottom for insightful commentary.  Ha!  I'm just shitting you!  For insightful commentary, you'd have to find someone who actually knows what they're talking about and you guys are stuck with whatever crap I manage to throw together.  I bet the Bats win, and the fact that they're my team is only about 65 percent of the reason why.  Now, read on.

Fightin' Roos

 

Sweet Chin Music

SCM 10

The Flair division sucks!  Of course, you probably already knew that if you've been following things this season.  The four highest scoring teams in the league this season played in the Anderson division, so I'm picking the Anderson to continue on in that vein.  Here's betting that three of the final four teams are from the Anderson.

Last Week's Record 0-0 (I forgot to pick the games after doing all that stupid work picking playoff scenarios.  On a positive note, at least I didn't get a game wrong); Season Record 35 - 20

Rosters

 

Fightin' Roos

Fighting Bass

El Chupacabra

Battlin' Wookies

Sunshine Band

 

Owner: Stacey Johnson

Owner: Mark Cardwell

Owner: Cliff Ely

Owner: Tim Whiting

Owner: Casey Chalmers

QB

Peyton Manning

17

Drew Bledsoe

33

Jeff Garcia

12

Rich Gannon

31

Aaron Brooks

18

RB

Charlie Garner

11

Priest Holmes

28

Anthony Thomas

2

Clinton Portis

31

Marcel Shipp

6

RB

Garrison Hearst

33

Stephen Davis

6

Travis Henry

23

Curtis Martin

3

Ahman Green

12

WR

Ed McCaffrey

12

Tim Brown

9

Eric Moulds

19

Chad Johnson

13

Rod Smith

3

WR

Torry Holt

8

Kevin Johnson

5

Donte Stallworth

0

Rod Gardner

13

Terry Glenn

3

WR

Tai Streets

6

L Coles

15

James Thrash

2

Kyshawn Johnson

7

Eddie Kennison

8

TE

Tony Gonzalez

13

Marcus Pollard

7

Anthony Becht

0

Bubba Franks

9

Randy McMichael

0

K

Adam Vinateri

8

Olindo Mare

3

Jeff Wilkins

2

M Vanderjagt

8

Jason Elam

10

DL

Jason Taylor

6

Shaun Rogers

1

Grant Wistrom

8

Kevin Carter

0

Mike Strahan

4

LB

Zach Thomas

2

Jamie Sharper

1

Roosevelt Colvin

3

Ray Lewis

0

Al Wilson

3

DB

Ty Law

0

Samari Rolle

0

Sammy Knight

1

Champ Bailey

0

Rodney Harrison

2

QB

Jim Miller

 

D McNabb

 

Tom Brady

 

Kerry Collins

 

Brad Johnson

 

QB

Chris Weinke

 

David Carr

 

Joey Harrington

 

V Testaverde

 

Drew Brees

 

RB

James Stewart

 

Trung Canidate

 

Jerome Bettis

 

Marshall Faulk

 

Eddie George

 

RB

Warrick Dunn

 

Lamar Smith

 

TJ Duckett

 

Stacey Mack

 

Jamel White

 

WR

Joey Galloway

 

D Alexander

 

Corey Bradford

 

Travis Taylor

 

Bobby Engram

 

WR

Bill Schroeder

 

JJ Stokes

 

David Patten

 

Darrell Jackson

 

Qadry Ismail

 

TE

Ken Dilger

 

Jay Riemersma

 

By Chamberlain

 

Eric Johson

 

Freddie Jones

 

K

Doug Brien

 

Kris Brown

 

Phil Dawson

 

Joe Nedney

 

Jay Feeley

 

DL

Mike McCrary

 

Chad Bratzke

 

Trevor Pryce

 

Hugh Douglas

 

Leonard Little

 

LB

Michael Barrow

 

Sam Cowart

 

Kendrell Bell

 

Dat Nguyen

 

Ron McKinnon

 

DB

Roy Williams

 

B Westbrook

 

Lawyer Milloy

 

Tyrone Williams

 

Donovan Darius

 

 

 

River Bats

Corporate Raiders

Lady Pioneers

Sweet Chin Music

Goodfellas

 

Owner :Jeremiah Bentley

Owner: Jim Morris

Owner: Kirk Short

Owner: Kris Montgomery

Owner: Steven Dougherty

QB

Michael Vick

40

D Culpepper

30

Trent Green

22

Brett Favre

23

Kurt Warner

14

RB

L Tomlinson

45

Shaun Alexander

15

Deuce McAllister

16

Antowain Smith

14

Corey Dillon

15

RB

Jamal Lewis

12

Tiki Barber

12

Edgerrin James

6

Ricky Williams

35

Fred Taylor

15

WR

Randy Moss

13

Marvin Harrison

10

Terrell Owens

4

Jerry Rice

12

Plaxico Burress

9

WR

Hines Ward

7

Isaac Bruce

7

Donald Driver

6

Jimmy Smith

8

Joe Horn

16

WR

Troy Brown

11

Marty Booker

5

Peerless Price

21

Curtis Conway

0

Derrick Mason

17

TE

Billy Miller

4

Mikhael Ricks

1

Jeremy Shockey

7

Cam Cleeland

0

Todd Heap

9

K

Mike Hollis

7

Ryan Longwell

12

David Akers

4

Mart Gramatica

5

S Janikowski

15

DL

Julius Peppers

3

Courtney Brown

1

Simeon Rice

10

Warren Sapp

1

Andre Carter

0

LB

Derrick Brooks

0

Jason Gildon

0

Patrick Kerney

0

Joey Porter

0

Brian Urlacher

1

DB

Lance Schulters

1

Donnie Abraham

1

Mike Brown

1

Ronde Barber

0

Troy Vincent

5

QB

Steve McNair

 

Jake Plummer

 

Shane Matthews

 

Mark Brunell

 

Marc Bulger

 

QB

Jay Fiedler

 

Quincy Carter

 

Brian Griese

 

C Hutchinson

 

Tim Couch

 

RB

Thomas Jones

 

William Green

 

Kenny Watson

 

Kevan Barlow

 

Michael Bennett

 

RB

Mike Alstott

 

Duce Staley

 

Michael Pittman

 

Emmitt Smith

 

Olandis Gary

 

WR

David Patten

 

Steve Smith

 

Chris Chambers

 

Jerry Porter

 

Amani Toomer

 

WR

Antonio Bryant

 

Anton Freeman

 

Koren Robinson

 

Quincy Morgan

 

M Muhammad

 

TE

Frank Wycheck

 

Chad Lewis

 

Alge Crumpler

 

Shannon Sharpe

 

David Sloan

 

K

Todd Peterson

 

Paul Edinger

 

Neil Rackers

 

Matt Stover

 

M Andersen

 

DL

Greg Ellis

 

Joe Johnson

 

Marcellus Wiley

 

John Abraham

 

Jevon Kearse

 

LB

Dexter Coakley

 

Peter Boulware

 

Keith Brooking

 

Dwayne Rudd

 

Takeo Spikes

 

DB

Ed Reed

 

Fred Smoot

 

Delthea O'Neal

 

Greg Wesley

 

Chad Scott

 

Playoff Preview

 

Battlin' Wookies

 

River Bats

 

 

Position

Player

Advantage

Player

Advantage

Comment

QB

Rich Gannon

 

Michael Vick

X

Michael Vick continues to be more and more amazing every week.  Last week he had 350 total yards and three touchdowns, including two rushing (which basically counts as two touchdowns).  Rich Gannon ain't bad for an old fart from Delaware, but we'll give Vick the advantage

RB

Marshall Faulk

 

LaDanian Tomlinson

X

It's almost hard to believe that someone should be given the advantage over Marshall Faulk, but Marshall Marshall Marshall (OK, that's the first time I've done that this year, so give me a little break) hasn't been himself with his health.  Tomlinson has also been on fire recently.

RB

Clinton Portis

X

Jamal Lewis

 

Clinton Portis will be the rookie of the year this year.  Miami has produced a couple of decent running backs over the last few years in case you didn't notice.  Lewis has been good, but he can't quite compare.

WR

Rod Gardner

 

Randy Moss

X

My first mistake may have been calling Rod Gardner the Wookies top receiver, but it was hard to pick anyone for this role with the corps Squatch has at wideout.  Calling Randy Moss better than Hines Ward made be a stretch, too, but he's clearly better than Gardner.

WR

Keyshawn Johnson

 

Hines Ward

X

This is probably the closest battle of all the wideouts.  Keyshawn is still having some serious problems getting into the end zone, and Ward is a big favorite of Tommy Maddox, so we'll give him the advantage.

WR

Chad Johnson

 

Troy Brown

X

Troy Brown caught 100 balls last year.  Chad Johnson was picked up last week.  Nuf 'ced.

TE

Bubba Franks

X

Billy Miller

 

Once we get to this spot, there isn't a whole lot left to talk about (especially since Tony Gonzalez isn't involved in this game).  Franks is a little better than Billy Miller, and Miller plays for the crappy Houston Texans, so we'll give him the nod.

K

Mike Vanderjagt

X

Mike Hollis

 

Vanderjagt's better than Hollis

DL

Kevin Carter

 

La'Roi Glover

X

Glover's better than Kevin Carter

LB

?

 

Derrick Brooks

X

Derrick Brooks is better than ???

DB

Champ Bailey

 

Lance Schulters

X

Lance Schulters isn't any better than Champ Bailey, but due to the scoring system, Schulters scores more points.

PREDICTION:  RIVER BATS - 115, BATTLIN' WOOKIES - 100

 

Fightin' Roos

 

Sweet Chin Music

 

 

Position

Player

Advantage

Player

Advantage

Comment

QB

Peyton Manning

 

Brett Favre

X

This is a heck of a matchup, but Favre may be angling for yet another MVP this year, so we'll give him the advantage.  Peyton Manning really hasn't been the quarterback he was a couple years ago since the 2001 season began.

RB

Garrison Hearst

 

Ricky Williams

X

Hearst has been fantastic, but Ricky Williams has been even better.  I'm not sure I really believe that bull about how Ricky had never seen snow until Saturday night.  It didn't seem to affect him too much, whatever the lies the media spread are

RB

Charlie Garner

X

Antowain Smith

 

These guys are the two worst running backs starting in the playoffs (I can especially say that since I can't remember who Cliff's backs are right now and am too lazy to scroll to the top and look at it).  I'll give Garner the edge just because he seems more explosive.

WR

Torry Holt

 

Jimmy Smith

X

I don't know if you've ever heard this bit of real inside information, but Jimmy Smith once played for the Cowboys, and they didn't think he was good enough to keep him.  Boy, don't they have egg on their face.  It really would have been bad if receivers like Ernie Mills, Corey Fleming and Anthony Miller hadn't turned out so well as the Cowboys #2 receiver.

WR

Ed McCaffrey

 

Curtis Conway

X

Conway gets the advantage if he starts.  If he can't go, then McCaffey is definitely better than anyone that Kris might go out and start this week.

WR

Tai Streets

 

Jerry Rice

X

Hmm…I think these guys probably are a couple of notches apart on the receiving list for the 49'ers all time.  I think even though Jerry Rice is a washed up old fella with goofy hair, he's still better than Tai Streets.  And Tai is a crappy name.

TE

Tony Gonzalez

X

Cameron Cleeland

 

Now, that's an easy one to pick.

K

Adam Vinateri

 

Martin Gramatica

X

I love Gramatica.  I hope a fight erupts between him and Todd Sauerbrun at the Pro Bowl in January.  It would be like the classic "cripple fight" episode on South Park.

DL

Jason Taylor

 

Warren Sapp

X

Jason Taylor sure is pretty, but Warren Sapp scares me.

LB

Zach Thomas

X

Joey Porter

 

Woo-hoo!  Texas boy!  Now, if we can do something about those stupid ads.

DB

Ty Law

 

Ronde Barber

X

Barber wins - more TV commercials.

PREDICTION:  SWEET CHIN MUSIC - 105, FIGHTIN' ROOS - 95