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Tuesday, September 23, 2008

Fantasy Football Week Two (NFL Week 3): Slapjacks Win!

Well I finally got a win in my fantasy football league, making me 1-1 on the season, but I still didn't crack the century mark in weekly points. My overall lack of points means I place seventh in the league standings. I have to pick up the pace if I want to be in the running for a playoff berth.

SlapJacks 1-1-0
    
Points
Pos
Player
Opp
Status
Projected
Actual
QB
(NYG - QB)
CinW, 26-2314.1814.63
WR
(Cle - WR)
@BalL, 28-1011.492.70
WR
(Pit - WR)
@PhiL, 15-612.043.40
WR
(Was - WR)
AriW, 24-179.2115.50
RB
(Cle - RB)
@BalL, 28-109.277.70
RB
(Jac - RB)
@IndW, 23-218.5413.00
TE
(Ten - TE)
HouW, 31-124.592.60
K
(GB - K)
DalL, 27-168.6010.00
DEF
(Sea - DEF)
StLW, 37-1318.0915.50
Total   96.0185.03
    
Points
Pos
Player
Opp
Status
Projected
Actual
QB
(Car - QB)
@MinL, 20-1011.862.37
WR
(NE - WR)
MiaL, 38-1311.102.50
WR
(Pit - WR)
@PhiL, 15-69.513.20
WR
(NYJ - WR)
@SDL, 48-297.767.60
RB
(Ind - RB)
JacL, 23-2116.9324.80
RB
(Car - RB)
@MinL, 20-104.869.50
TE
(Den - TE)
NOW, 34-328.571.20
K
(Ten - K)
HouW, 31-129.478.00
DEF
(GB - DEF)
DalL, 27-1613.4410.50
Total   93.5069.67
 
I continue to worry about the lack of production in Cleveland. That's gonna be a problem for me as the year wears on.
 
Next week Seattle is on bye so San Diego resumes defensive duties for me. I also realized *both* Manning brothers are on bye in Week Four  (what the heck, do the Mannings have a barmitzva that weekend or what?) so I dropped Adrian Peterson (Chi - RB) and picked up Tampa's Brian Griese. TB plays Green Bay next week but with Al Harris out with a ruptured spleen the Pack's secondary should be ripe for exploitation.
 
Or not.
 
It's not like I'll be rooting against the Pack. I'm hoping for 200 yards, a TD and a pick out of Griese, nothing more.
 
Oh, by the way a big thank you to Chicago's defense for coughing up the game to Tampa Bay on Sunday. Pinning them down at their own goal and then granting them an automatic first down via a personal foul? Priceless. I knew Green Bay would probably fall to Dallas and the Chicago loss kept us firmly in first place in the NFC North. I was as cheerful as a electrolysis tech when Bea Arthur walks in the door.
 
Now on to Week Four . . .

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

You mentioned Cleveland...on the news last night, they reported that it's looking likely that Brady Quinn (former ND QB, if you recall, so still big news around here) may be getting ready to take over as starter (not necessarily this weekend, but at some point soon). Don't know if that helps you or not!

Beth