Tuesday, September 18, 2012

Week 2, 2012-RECAPS


Rhodes(1-1) 184.04 at Temp (1-1) 145.3
The Rhodes Runners saw huge production from their wide receivers and were able to take down the Texas Boy's despite a 39 point performance by running back Reggie Bush. Rhodes was led by WR D. Bowe who scored 30.2 to win their first game of the season.

Pardue (2-0) 192.86  at D (1-1) 154.9
The Bruisermakers were led by Hakeem Nicks' 35.9 and quarterback Phillip Rivers added 33 to send the Crownholder their first loss of the season. Pardue has to be pleased with his defensive performance as two players combined for 44 points. Free agent acquisition JJ Watt (22) and defensive back Bernard Pollard (20) proved to be the difference in the contest. The Crownholder were led by running back Willis McGahee (30.6).

Whitmore (0-2) 158.5 at Fields (1-1) 213.6
The Fields Fanatix posted the second highest team point total of the season and sent the Workhorse to an 0-2 start. "Folk around these parts of the world believe in this team, believe in this coach, believe in this GM, you don't all of a sudden forget how this game is played. We had two bad years in 10 and everyone is talking how the coach just doesn't have it anymore, well, sit back and watch", coach Fields stated on the eSFL Radio postgame show. The Fanatix were led by Eli Manning's 38.9 and old timer tight end Toni Gonzalez added 20. The rest of the Fanatix were who we thought they were, average to best. Whitmore lost their second straight game and entering week three must be in near panic mode. A poor outcome in week three could all but end this teams season.
Perdew(1-1) 201.22 at Viall (1-1) 154.34
Did the Viall team return to their old ways or did the Perdew team have their best week of the entire season. Both are likely as the Pulverizers had three players post higher than 30 points each in the win. Spiller (35.5), Newton (31.82), and Foster (30.5) were to much for the Vigilante to overcome. The Vigilante were led by Roddy White's 24.2 in a game that was long out of reach by the time he played.
Zima (0-2) 119.24 at Frost (1-1) 131.04
The Frost Furrious Flurries wasn't pleased with their teams performance but will take the win heading into week three's double headers. Zima proved to be less than competitive with a poor performance from most all of his players and were led in that category by quarterback Peyton Manning's lackluster play. At 0-2 the Zima Ruskies are in desperation mode heading into week three where a repeat performance such as this one would all but likely set their goals at a Gunner Cup.
Igama (1-1) 112.46  at Texan (2-0) 137.06
Every season a team needs to win a few games they had no right winning, this one can be marked up for the Bruisers as just one of those. A poor performance and only 137 points were enough to send the Bruisermakers to a 2-0 start. Neither team is worth talking about this week.
Wallie's (0-2) 144.2 at Venom (1-1) 144.94
The closest contest of the week was a real barn-burner. The Venom got just enough from quarterback Peyton Manning to break the hearts of the Texas Stars. At 0-2 the Texas Stars are in serious desperation mode entering the week three double headers. "We held our breath all nigh, thought we was gonna hold on, it didn't happen", coach Wallie stated after the contest.
Kav (1-1) 98.64  at Brady (2-0) 155.46
"Embarrassing week from an all pro vet! ugh week 3 cant come soon enough", coach Ron Kav siad after the contest. The Brady Bunch moved into relax mode with a big victory to start the season 2-0 and give their team some room for error in the big week three that is upcoming. Led by defense (Mathews 32, Pollard 20) the Bunch is happy with a win but must be a little concerned with their offensive performance thus far.
Flish (1-1) 192.96  at Klimko (1-1) 88.6
Ho hum....the Klim team didn't show up and was embarrassed by the Crazee Daizees. "I got the team in at 5:30 this morning, we put full pads on and i had them run bleachers for an hour. We are now doing wind sprints, and next we will be doing up/down mountain climbers...they need to learn that what u did last week is never good enough..." coach Klim stated as he was leaving his office Monday morning. The Daizees won what will likely be one of the few times of the season and were led by Hakeem Nicks' 35. The K's leader was 15 points, pathetic.
Money 161.14 (0-2)  at Miami (2-0) 185.56
The Miami Brownskins rolled to 2-0 with an impressive win over a tough Money team. Both teams came ready to play and Miami came out on top with the wonderful play of defensive standout deQwell Jackson's 34 points. The rest of the Brownskins were average at best, but often times that is enough in this league. The Money team played well but came up short and starts the season at a disappointing 0-2. Arian Fosters 30.5 wasn't enough to prevent the team from entering week three in panic mode.

McKevitt (1-1) 128.3 at Dlugiewicz (1-1) 174.02
The Dlugiewicz team probably silenced a lot of critics with a 174 team total this week and moves into week three with some slipping room at 1-1. The Pollacks were led by Victor Cruz (34.9) and Cam newton (31.82). McKevitt never showed up.
Orange (1-1) 153.64 at Coalition (1-1) 170.6
Coached by Bruce Fields the Coalition took down the might Orange Crush team to send both teams to a 1-1 record. The Coalition saw free agent wide receiver Danny Amendola grab 15 catches for 160 yards (34) and the rest of the squad played just well enough for the victory. "looking over the unit before gametime I figured this team will be an average point getter each week, they will compete", coach Fields stated. In Week three the Coalition will be coached by Chaz Templin of the Texan Bruiser, a big time assignment considering it is a doubleheader week.

Wednesday, September 12, 2012

Insider-Vintage-Week 2, 2012





Vintage Conference


I'm short on time so I will let everyone know that this weeks Vintage Conference Insider was assisted by the commissioner.
Last week the league kicked off with some high scores. The new Nebula Conference posted four of the top five team high scores in week one and I believe the reason was because that conference is so lopsided in talent. Anyway, I am this weeks Vintage Conference guru so let me get to the Insider and entertain everyone with my opinions.
The Vintage Conference Game of The Week:
Igama at Texan -17
The defending champion Igama Sweaty Palms opened the new season with a win in week one over the lowly Perdew team. This week things won't be as easy with the Texan Bruiser unit. Matt Ryan, Clay Mathews, and Von Miller will all prove to be top performers for the Bruisers. The Sweaty Palms should see big numbers from Aaron Rodgers but noone else in this lineup excites me. Texan is my pick by 17 or more. 163-147.

Zima at Frost -32
The rest of the conference has many "to watch" contest and the one that I am most intrigued by is the Ruskies and Flurries. The Ruskies are 6-7 lifetime against the Flurries dating back to their first meeting in 2006. Both these teams have won Ballistic Bowls with Zima trying to recover from his draft day trade of a second rounder. My instincts tell me that that second round pick isn't that big of deal, but I believe my final record will prove otherwise. I fear Jordy Nelson, Andre Johnson, and Chris Johnson. I doubt the Frost coaching staff fears anyone on the Zima team, as well as they should not. As much as it hurts me to do so, I will go with Frost in this one by 32 or more. 157-130.

Perdew at Viall -63
If you ever wanted to know what ugly looks like and cannot find a picture of T. Rhodes, then watch this contest. The Viall team was built to near Borg qualities (perfection) using my second round draft pick and the experiences of total past failures. This is likely the most pathetic Perdew team in the organizations short history and Viall will post another 200 week. Perdew will be very fortunate to see his number rise above 130. A. Foster and A.J. Green is all Perdew has to offer up resistance. The Viall collective has Brady, Marshall, White, Graham to name a few, and for coach Perdew, resistance is futile. 200-136 is likely.

Whitmore -11 at Fields
Fields is 6-4 all-time in regular season play against the Workhorse dating back to 2005. Fields has appeared in more Ballistic Bowls than any other organization (4) and Whitmore won one a few years back. Both coaches are considered to be elite across the league but I don't see it. Fields is on a serious downward spiral the past couple of years while Whitmore seems to have lost a little bit of that good luck he used to carry into every contest. This is a Forte/Welker vs Rice Cruz game and I like the Forte/Welker combo this week. Fields pulls out a close one for their first win of the season. 133-122.

Pardue -60 at D
If you thought the Perdew ass whooping this week was gonna be bad look no further for something even worse. This D Crownholder unit is so bad I don't think the league should even allow them into the Gunner Cup at seasons end. Perdew has proven year after year he an elite fantasy football mind and this year is no different. In week one the Bruisermakers struggled a little but this week things get turned around and an easy win is at hand. Rivers, McFadden, Nicks will demolish the Crownholders'  Brees. 202-135.

Rhodes at Temp -23
Temp is 7-6 in head to head regular season meetings against coach Rhodes since the Texas Boy's entered the league in 2005. However, against a Rhodes Runners coached team the Texas Boy's are 3-4. This likely will be the closest contest of the week in the Vintage Conference. I don't like the Mike Vick matchup against the Ravens and Vick has a couple of receivers nursing injuries. It would not be a big surprise to see Rhodes switch to his backup quarterback, Fitzpatrick for this one. The Texas Boy's are in the same boat with Stafford against the niners tough defense, but I believe he will still get solid fantasy numbers there. Lesean McCoy, Percy Harvin, and Julio Jones will be to much for the Runners to overcome, I like Temp by 23. 176-153.
Now that the basics have been covered in my weekly Insider I proclaim that I have met my duties for the season and am glad I don't have to write again. I would like to vent about the eSFL radio broadcast a little. These know it all asses on the show spout off about stuff they have little knowledge about. I cannot call in and be a part of their stupidity, sorry. And I also think the commissioner should look into the payout 90-10. I believe that it should be 70-30 for one simple reason. My dumb ass traded a second round pick last year. The Nebula Conference teams should not be penalized for that. If a team from last year helped build a team for this season teams from the Nebula are at a disadvantage come Ballistic Bowl time. I propose the commissioner look int making the payout 70-30 for this season only. That way the Nebula team that loses the Ballistic Bowl will be rewarded and not penalized.
OK, good luck to the Vintage Conference this week, next week will be a double header week and full of stress!
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Tuesday, September 11, 2012

Week 1, 2012- RECAPS


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Vintage Conference

Recaps-week1:
Perdew at Igama
Perdew 157.52 at Igama 173.12
The defending league champs opened the season just like they finished last year. Aaron Rodgers and Ray Lewis were the team scoring leaders in a close contest that the Sweaty Palms pulled away late.

Lewis,RayLBBAL21.5
T-A-S: 11-3-1  
Rodgers,AaronQBGB32.82
Pass: 30-44-303-1  Rush: 5-27  Sck: 3  TDs: p1,p10,  2pt: p,

Perdew's Arian Foster led the team with 25.5 and kicker Billy Cundiff kicked in 22 in the loss.

Texan at Fields
Texan 165.56 at Fields 136.02
The Texan Bruisers dominated the Fanatix and the losing team announced afterwards they wanted a new team logo. The Bruisers were led by quarterback Matt Ryan while the rest of the team failed to show up. "We had enough today, but moving forward there are a lot of areas we need to improve in", said head coach Chaz Temp.
46.86ATLQBRyan,Matt
Pass: 23-31-299-0  Rush: 3-25  Sck: 1  TDs: p8,p14,r5,p7, 

Coach Fields liked what he saw from running back Matt Forte who led the team offensively, but a coaching blunder resulted in his team using a kicker that is not on an NFL roster. DeQwell Jackson led the team with 24.

Viall at Whitmore
Viall 220.84 at Whitmore 141.6
The Viall Vigilante won for only the third time in there past 24 contest and placed the rest of the conference on notice. Led by kicker David Akers' 33 points the team saw production across the board. The Workhorse never was in the contest but posted a respectful 141.6 in the loss.
33SFPKAkers,David
XPs: 3-0  FG Made: 40,43,63,  

27.84NEQBBrady,Tom
Pass: 23-31-236-0  Rush: 2-1  Sck: 1  TDs: p23,p2,  


Temp at Frost
Temp 179.9 at Frost 166.48
Temp's Texas Boy's defeated long time rival Frost in a close contest that just may have been decided by a kicker that did not play. Frost started N. Rackers who was not on a NFL team. Temp was led by restricted free agent wide receiver Julio Jones' 28.8.
28.8ATLWRJones,Julio
Rec: 6-108  TDs: c8,c14,  

D 140.96 at Zima 130.72
D 140.96 at Zima 130.72
The Crownholder/Ruskies battle continued as these lifetime rivals matched each other blow for blow. The Crownholder won the contest but decided to make no comment after the game on the results. Crownholder were aided to victory by Drew Brees 32.36 and kicker Blair Walsh booted in 20.
32.36NOQBBrees,Drew
Pass: 24-52-339-2  Sck: 2  TDs: p20,p33,p2,  

20MINPKWalsh,Blair
XPs: 2-0  FG Made: 20,42,55,38,  

Pardue at Rhodes
Pardue 145.14 at Rhodes 112.48
The Pardue Bruisermakers dominated the Runners with consistency across the lineup and were led by quarterback Phillip Rivers' 20.64. "We will take it, however, I believe more production will be needed from all positions for this team to compete for a title in 2012", coach Pardue commented following the game. The Runners failed in all areas and was highlighted by several coaching mistakes. "It's not easy being the commissioner, time spent running the league hinders my coaching abilities. It's not my fault and for those jackasses I heard booing and making inappropriate comments from the crowd, you can kiss my ass", coach Rhodes told Suzy Kolber as he was leaving the field.
20.64SDQBRivers,Philip
Pass: 24-33-231-0  Rush: 1--2  Sck: 1  TDs: p6,  



Nebula Conference
Nebula Conference
Flish at McKevitt
Flish 103.94 at McKevitt 167.82
Great football minds prove they can overcome adversity and coach McKevitt of the Meatstyx demonstrated he is in that elite group who can do just that. Draft day issues and two-a-day concerns were thrown aside as the Meatstyx pounded the Crazee Daizee team. McKevitt was led by running back Steven Ridley's 26.3. "This team will compete, if anyone out there thought otherwise, I suggest you re-evaluate the tools you use to make that determination, we are here to win and will do so", McKevitte said. Crazee Daizees could not be located for comment.
Ridley,StevanRBNE26.3
Rush: 21-125  Rec: 2-27  TDs: r1,  


Dlugiewicz at Miami
Dlugiewicz 155.92 at Miami 192.82
"We are not the Mona Lisa of the league, but I believe we will be a team that will be displayed in high regard when it's all said and done", coach Brown stated during his post game news conference. Led by quarterback Aaron Rodgers 32.82 the Brownskins defeated the much aligned Fight'ng Plllacks easily. The Pollacks also showed the league that they would be a team to reckon with by scoring 155.92, a number that likely would win six or seven games in a year.
Rodgers,AaronQBGB32.82
Pass: 30-44-303-1  Rush: 5-27  Sck: 3  TDs: p1,p10,  2pt: p,

Klimko 168.98 vs Money Team 166.78
This game is not official at this time and is currently under review. The commissioners mathematics have this contest at 168.98 for both teams, a tie. The tie would only be the second in league history and ironically the K's were involved in the first back in 2004.
The Klimko team overcame pre-season drama to build a nice week one group that should be able to win four or five games this season, a compliment to say the least. They were led by Julio Jones and Brandon Marshall, both acquired via trades. "For the life of me, I am amazed at the ignorance of these fantasy football coaches who trade away their best in return for a position, I will use their ignorance to my advantage and all the way to the Ballistic Bowl", Klimko screamed at the sparsely populated post game  news conference. The Money team is hoping the contest is still not out of reach and their coach released a statement just minutes ago that said he has total confidence in the league an commissioner to closely evaluate the games scoring.
28.8ATLWRJones,Julio
Rec: 6-108  TDs: c8,c14,  

26.9CHIWRMarshall,Brandon
Rec: 9-119  TDs: c3,  

Standout at Brady Bunch
Standout 163.06 at Brady Bunch 202.36
The Brady Bunch team walloped the Vintage Conference team by 40 points. Led by quarterback Matt Ryan they were able to hold off the Coalition  who made a late surge. Something tells me these two teams will meet in the postseason.
Ryan,MattQBATL46.86
Pass: 23-31-299-0  Rush: 3-25  Sck: 1  TDs: p8,p14,r5,p7, 

Forte,MattRBCHI23.6
Rush: 16-80  Rec: 3-40  TDs: r6,  

W. Virginia at Kav
W. Virginia 118.92 at Kav 195.92
With all the hype the venom failed to meet expections as the Kavanators won this game easily.  Production from top to bottom the Kavanators catapulted themselves towards the top of the division in playoff potential.
Cutler,JayQBCHI27.92
Pass: 21-35-333-1  Rush: 4--4  Sck: 2  TDs: p3,p42,  

Wallie's 112.1 at Orange 203.4
Wallie's 112.1 at Orange 203.4
Remove all doubts from your minds, the Orange Crush are not just a fancy logo and team name. Tom Brady and Frank Gore pounded a pathetic Texas Stars unit that was the second lowest point production of the week behind the Crazee Daizees.
Brady,TomQBNE27.84
Pass: 23-31-236-0  Rush: 2-1  Sck: 1  TDs: p23,p2,
Gore,FrankRBSF20.9
Rush: 16-112  Rec: 1-1  TDs: r23,  

What we learned from week one in the eSFL:

Draft day is over rated.
Kickers can win games.
Coaching decides outcomes.
Defense is important.
Luck is the king of fantasy football.
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Tuesday, September 4, 2012

eSFL Insider-Week 1-Josh Perdew-Games of the Week

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This weeks Vintage Conference eSFL Insider was provided by Josh Perdew in audio format live on eSFL Radio. Below is the transcript of the GAMES of the Weeks part of the program. Be sure to view the Insider posted by Pat Klim earlier in the week that was for the Nebula Conference. It shall be pointed out that each owner is only responsible for the Conference / Division they are assigned.
Below is the Insider week 1, 2012 Vintage by Josh Perdew:

Week 1-GAME OF THE WEEKS
Josh Perdew

(transcript from eSFL Radio broadcast on 8 Sep 2012)
Well, we will start off with the game of the week in the Nebula, the Pardue Bruisermakers versus the Rhodes Runners, I’m sorry, the Vintage Conference I should say. Game of the week, Pardue Bruisermakers Rhodes Runners, The score right now is 20.3 Pardue to zero for Rhodes who had nobody playing on the early game this week, no Giants, no Cowboys. Pardue got 20.3, 12.5 outta Dez and 7.8 outta Nicks. That’s kind a disappointment from both of his receivers. I think he is behind now, I think the momentum has shifted over to the Runners, I believe they are gonna take this game, it’s gonna be about a 145-140 victory…Rhodes Runners. I like Sproles to have a big game against Washington….Calvin Johnson is a beast, I think Vick will be O.K., on the other side I believe Pardue has a decent quarterback in Rivers….I’m not sold on McFadden…everybody is liking that guy this year but I’m not sold on him. Defensively I think Pardue has a little bit of an advantage other than that Jarad Allen guy which we all know what he can do. I like the Runners. Any comments on that Terry or Jay?
Moving over to the Nebula….game of the week…that would be the Venom of West Virginia against the Kavanators. Proven bunch in the Kavanators…got a nice squad, wound up one of his better teams I think, led by Jay Cutler, Lesean McCoy he got in a trade…Darren McFadden I am not sold on him as I said, Maclin, Stevie Johnson and Miles Austin who got a 17.3 on Wednesday night, that was a nice little play…got him a touchdown with four catches for 73. I think on the other side the Venom has a pretty strong quarterback in Peyton Manning but we haven’t seen what he can do. He’s got Robert Turbin in the lineup from Seatle, if Lynch doesn’t play that’s a good start, if Lynch plays that’s a bum (dog toy squeaks). Beanies a bum…Greg Jennings is good….Wes Welker is solid….Calvin Johnson is a beast…Aaron Hernandez is pretty decent…the Venom has got the no I think overall in total offense if Robert Turbin plays I think Robert Turbin is gonna be the winner of this game if he plays Rhodes says….ROBERT TURBIN IS A DOG, throw him a toy. Squeak squeak. Throw him a toy huh? IGAMA says…How did she get Welker, Jennings, and Calvin Johnson on the same squad? Perdew says….that’s a male running that show Jay and uhh, he drafted wide receiver heavy, one two and three rounds..I mean, he got Jennings in the third I believe and that’s a steal in my opinion…top eight wide receiver. Hernandez in the fourth and I think Peyton Manning in the fifth….drafted Welker in the second round. Got a decent defense too im Willis, Ray Lewis, Kyle Arrington, Jason McCourty. He’s solid top to bottom. Kav on the other side got defensively Branch who’s pretty good…Jerodd Mayo, Witherspoon from Atlanta and Devin McCourty..so he’s got a decent defense but I don’t think he can keep up defensively with the Venom. And offensively its gonna be really really close….I think the Turbin play is going to make the difference. If Turbin plays I think the Venom wins this game by about 15 points. If Turbin doesn’t play it depends on who he puts in there…wether it be Pierre Thomas, Evan Royster, Rashard Mendenhall who is questionable, It’s gonna be really really close if Turbin doesn’t play, I think the nod goes to Kav by about four points. You can comment since this is a live show too….Terry.
You may listen to the entire show on eSFL Radio or at the commissioners site.
 

Insider-Week 1 2012-"Reality Football "

Ahhh, it's back again. That time of year when the DIRECTV bill goes up, the air becomes crisp, and minds of fully grown men  finally begin to churn the
gears. The rest of the year seems void, flaccid, almost a darn waste. This time of year gets the juices flowing...not only the anxiousness of rooting for our
favorite team (the best being the Washington Redskins), but the challenge of proving our peers to be mental midgets. Yes, I am talking about the re-birth
of Fantasy Football. The game where men research for weeks to play general manager and build their own football team. This team is constructed on
hours upon hours of study, new and juicy rumors going around the NFL, and good ole' fashioned gut feelings. The time consumed by fantasy leagues
can be a cause for concern amongst the wives and significant others of the players, but here's something to think about...are all of the research and late
hours worth it? I was one of those guys. Having won two of the last 6 years of fantasy football that I actively participated in; I began to wonder if there was
something more, something else I could be doing to rack up more wins. I spent some long hours mulling this over, searching for a formula that would
result in a fantasy football title. When my head hit the pillow at night, I thought about a recipe for success. When I sat on the commode, I thought about a
recipe for success. The drive to work, yep, still was thinking of a recipe for success. One late night, while my nose was buried in the laptop reading news
and notes in football, it hit me. It finally came to me. This game we play, this fantasy football, wasn't a fantasy at all...it was reality. All my strategies and
game plans had been built on the notion of playing a fantasy game, a make-believe game if you will. I was now enlightened and have only met one other
participant who has openly acknowledged this fact. Without his consent, I will not relinquish his name or location. But that doesn't matter. What does
matter is my epiphany, and how I'm about to blow your mind. Regardless of the league you have played in, this fact is universal: we are not playing
fantasy football anymore, and we never were. This is Reality Football, and the sooner you can jump on board, the more productive your team will be. I
have played in several top-notch leagues over the years, last year, the draft party was a smash, and consisted of an 8 foot draft board, a personal
website, and food and beer galore...looking back, this was one hell of a reality league. I have taken part in other leagues where the draft party offered
lumpia to your heart's content, and all the beer and soda you can consume. This too, was a great reality league. Looking back now, what a fool I had been
to buy in to this "fantasy league" crap. Well it wasn't the first time I had been bamboozled, and I am sure it won't be the last! Now, as a new day dawns in
my personal football game ventures, I can see clearly...I can see what a bafoon I was, pouring in countless hours of research and study. Setting the
alarm to wake up early enough on a Sunday after a heavy night of partaking in adult beverages...sheesh, what a putz I was. But not anymore! I have
unlocked the key to this football game, it isn't fantasy at all, it is stark reality. This year I incorporated my new strategies and philosophies, and have put
them into effect here in the eSFL. Rather than research, and devote countless hours of study (including three and a half for the process) to drafting a
team, I slept in. This is reality. Sure, of the 12 players we were supposed to draft, the computer drafted 7 running backs. That's fine, 3 of them were
actually good! Instead of fantasizing what is going to happen on Sundays, like what injuries will occur, what players will return from injuries, what game
plan a team will employ, I don't.  Whatever happens on any given Sunday will happen without my guessing and tireless hours "researching" roster
moves. This is reality. What team will  change their mind 5 minutes to walking out on the field concerning a starting/benched player, I can't fantasize this,
this is reality. This great game we have come to know and love is simply an exercise in futility. We fantasize of being millionaire general managers, and
calling the shots when it counts...newsflash...we don't do sh*t. This "fantasy" game is based on reality. And to rub it in our faces, it is other people's reality
that we have chosen to consume ourselves with for at least 6 months out of the year. Can't you see, this is not fantasy at all...it is a shocking reality. We
live this, we breathe this for more than half of every year! This little "fantasy" game is actually very real for us. Our research, our roster moves, our insider
information, all amounts to nothing in the end. The victor of this game comes from a bitter, dark, world of reality. Injuries, the emergence of UN-named
second stringers, late season pick-ups, coaches whims, players throwing games for side bets...this is how the game is won and lost. It is won and lost
not on our wasted hours in front of a computer, not on our "fantasy" of having and running our own football team...it is based on reality, a hurtful, cold
world of reality.
This weeks eSFL odds are below and I have chosen to take comments and chats on the two games I have selected as GAMES OF THE WEEK (Favorites are negative and in bold):
NOTE: LINE IS NOT THE OPINION OF THE AUTHOR:
Vintage Conference
GAME OF THE WEEK


Pardue at Rhodes
Pardue -3 at Rhodes

Nebula Conference
GAME OF THE WEEK
Standout at Brady Bunch
Standout -8 at Brady Bunch

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Klimko K's  at Money Team
Klimko K's - 17 at Money Team

Perdew at Igama
Perdew at Igama -34

Texan at Fields
Texan -12 at Fields

Viall at Whitmore
Viall -40 at Whitmore

Temp at Frost
Temp at Frost -21

D at Zima
D at Zima EVEN

Flish at McKevitt
Flish -36 at McKevitt

Dlugiewicz at Miami
Dlugiewicz at Miami -33

W. Virginia at Kav
W. Virginia -19 at Kav

Wallie's at Orange
Wallie's  at Orange EVEN
Good Luck!