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Ok. so Useless helped me with my Spreadsheet. I'm curious how accurate it

will get as the season progresses. It changed some of my Week 3 picks:

 

1. Kansas City
2. Green Bay
3. Dallas
4. San Diego 
5. Minnesota 
6. New England
7. New Orleans 
8. Detroit
9. NYG
10. Houston 
11. Miami
12. Buffalo
13. Indianapolis
14. Seattle
15. Chicago
16. Denver

Naughty Charisma hasn't posted in this thread yet this season! HI *waves*

 

This was a good fantasy week for me--won in both 'regular' leagues and had the most correct in the Pick 'Em league (long as nothing crazy happens tonight, like a kicker scoring 40 points :laugh:). Had some shaky starts but hopefully have stabilised. I just need Vernon Davis to get better...

 

Best of luck to everyone!

 

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Man, that one was getting close at the end of the night. Of course Demaryius Thomas is the only WR on the entire team not to catch a touchdown.

 

 

Week 3 Results
TDs and Beer 119 vs aessap 104
Bryant's Beaters 111 vs bguy_1986 144
Mumble's Minions 107 vs soonerfreak 147
Astra.Xtreme 121 vs Goon Squad 103
CharismasCheeseheads 155 vs Redzone 2 Endzone 99

 

Nice week, Charisma!

Nice week, Charisma!

Thanks!

 

I feel bad for someone in another league I'm in. She's a Giants fan and has a lot of Giants players on her team. Which was a terrible idea. Her whole team scored about 45 points >.< Insert clich? about eggs and baskets... doubly so if the basket you choose is full of holes :wacko: She did well last year, but uh... not gonna be a good one this time around.

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Time for some more football. Hope everyone has their team set!

 

Week 4 Matchups
TDs and Beer (2-1) vs soonerfreak (2-1)
Bryant's Beaters (1-2) vs Astra.Xtreme (2-1)
Mumble's Minions (1-2) vs bguy_1986 (3-0)
CharismasCheeseheads (2-1) vs Goon Squad (1-2)
aessap (1-2) vs Redzone 2 Endzone (0-3)

Man, I was nervous about tonight! Many thanks go out to Drew Brees, for throwing lots of TD's to everyone except Colston (who is normally a total beast). Good game, Goon Squad, that was close.

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Man, I was nervous about tonight! Many thanks go out to Drew Brees, for throwing lots of TD's to everyone except Colston (who is normally a total beast). Good game, Goon Squad, that was close.

I got shafted by Colston in my money league.  Basically came down to Colston vs Sproles, and yeah...  :(

 

Amazingly pulled off another one in this league.  Very close.

I had Sproles in another league, which I'd already won before this game so it wasn't as important. But Goonie over there had Colston and Thomas; I was sweating bullets at first :laugh: just comes down to luck sometimes!

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I got shafted by Colston in my money league.  Basically came down to Colston vs Sproles, and yeah...   :(

 

Amazingly pulled off another one in this league.  Very close.

My money league is dead in the water pretty much. This league is my only hope for redemption and it's not looking good either. :laugh: Nice work by my bench though!

 

Week 4 Results
TDs and Beer 114 vs soonerfreak 141
Bryant's Beaters 136 vs Astra.Xtreme 145
Mumble's Minions 145 vs bguy_1986 121
CharismasCheeseheads 142 vs Goon Squad 136
aessap 144 vs Redzone 2 Endzone 126

Let's post these up!

 

Week 5 Matchups
TDs and Beer (2-2) vs Redzone 2 Endzone (0-4)
Bryant's Beaters (1-3) vs CharismasCheeseheads 3-1)
Mumble's Minions (2-2) vs Astra.Xtreme (3-1)
soonerfreak (3-1) vs bguy_1986 (3-1)
aessap (2-2) vs Goon Squad (1-3)
 
Almost game time!
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