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Monday, October 27, 2014

Trix Send Muscle Hamster to Labor Camp to Generate Electricity for North Korea

ESPN Far East


General Far East has stripped Doug Martin aka Muscle Hamster of Far East citizenship and sent him to a labor camp in Siberia operated by the North Koreans to generate electricity for that peninsular purgatory.

Sources in the Far East headquarters, Russia's Far East region and North Korea all confirmed the news, first reported by FOX-Far East on Sunday.

Martin has been a disappointment in fantasy football this season, but he's know for his tenacity and devotion to running, which apparently the Young Great Leader of the rogue state liked as a solution to the unreliable electricity situation in the North.  While he may be rescued from the tireless wheel spinning in the coming weeks by other PSAS franchises looking for bye-week fill-ins, his work in the Far East fantasy land is apparently over after the General drafted him for $36 in the 2014 Draft and high expectations were placed on him.  Waiver pick-ups Ahmad Bradshaw and Denard Robinson will handle the RB2 position moving forward, according to the source in the Far East headquarters.

Martin will generate as much electricity as he did clicks for the blog

Tuesday, October 22, 2013

Week 8 Power Rankings




Week 7 returned to the odd week bell curve with two on top, two on the bottom and ten hugging within a game over/under .500.  Average score takes a dip to 103.9.  3 were over 120 and and 7/14 passed 100. 

 1. (2)  Polk High Panthers  (6-1) - the All-City Bundys looked every bit the part of a playoff team as they secured their sixth win over a bye-hobbled Tiger squad. But credit for style points here too, the Panthers were top three in scoring this week, and fourth in points overall.  They featured all their weapons, multiple TDs from Megatron and AJ - and a huge bounce-back game from Ryan in the gun.  F-Jax's injury has the potential to derail the Bundys playoff bye dreams, but they're driving the train at the midway point. 

 2. (5) Tusken Raiders (5-2)  - #2 with a blaster! The Raiders knocked the Girlz out and sold them to the Hutts as slaves.  D-Jax hiccuped on the QB inconsistency in Philly. But Charles is close to a sure thing this year. Woodhead, Cameron and Hopkins added a TD a piece. If RGIII's best game of the season is a sign of things to come, that makes Tusken FC a serious contender in the second half.

3. (8) Trichs  (4-3) - Another high card for General Far East. We've said they're the deepest team before and it's standing them in good stead during the bye weeks - that's three straight for the Pullers.  When Gore and Keeper-nick are both over 20 pts the General will be a tough out. Not many teams have the luxury of sitting MJD and Stacy.

T. 4.  (1) Pelican Brief - (4-3)  - The Brief were burnt by the Bolt and drop one to the insurgent Trichs.  It's a hard one to take, not so much because of the opponent (the Trichs have been b34sting) but the Pelican's own performance - the Legal Thrillers fall to sixth in scoring with a 73 this week.   Brady's second single digit is conerning in field full of Big Air teams. Getting on the Blowout of the Week ad will cost you this year, and CJ?K is a surer thing than Hillis this side of 2010 (actually, it didn't work out as badly as we thought, but still, the dude was on his ranch last week).  

T. 4. (T.9) Aethernauts (4-3) - The Nauts pick up their second straight win and move into the top 6 in scoring.  2 TDs for Jaquiz helped fill out the roster as Smith and Lynch pitched in endzone work as well.  Doing it minus Murray dodged a serious bullet for the Explorers, but the danger zone extends over several weeks.  With Lynch and the Newton/Smith double titration the Nauts have a high ceiling.
 

6. (4) TakingTigerMountain (4-3) - the Mountain dropped their third straight on the Saints bye week.  The Cowboys were not fooled by Foles' mustache Spiller continues to be a slow-motion bust. Still the team is Brees and Graham, so the whole season depends on that ankle being/getting healthy. 

7. (3)  Dijonaise All Stars  (4-3) - the Mustard Men lost a prime opportunity to move into the league's elite by lowballing against a beatable Commish.  Worse, Foster tweaked his hammy and without him their ground game is just Vulture Tolbert.  A-Rodg had a great bounce back week, but Dijon's double titration is gone with Jones on the shelf. 

8. (T.9) Grossman Sachs (3-4) - the g0dbank executed the put option on Arian Foster's hamstring to perfection and reaped a huge win on a vulnerable week.  Alshon provided the only double digit among position players and the Sachs topped out at 90.  Still, they're the fifth highest in points and Peyton is still QB1.  Percy has a shot to play in week 8 but is he free of the Tebow telepathic headache syndrome?

9 (T. 6) Phat Girlz (3-4)  - The Girlz were minus Sproles on the Saints bye and struggled on the ground with handcuff Tate and timeshare Miller.  Stafford was 25+ for the second week in a row and RGIII's performance can only be good news for Garcon.  Ranking 10th in points the Girlz need to start training for a heavier weight class if they're going to win a tiebreaker.

10. (12) SanFranciscoFerries (3-4)  - The Bay Area Boatmen picked up their third straight and continue to ferry the season back from the land of the dead.  Currently 9th in points the Ferries have been over 110 for four straight weeks now.  Gronk was "eased" back into action with a 11 pt game and Vinateri hit for 16, while the Ferries parked almost exactly on their projection.  Everybody else got some but not a lot.  Good games from Lacy and Wilson were left on the bench here, but not needed because of BDT's  energy vortex lowball.

T. 11. (11) Homespun Neckbloodz  (4-3) - The Cyclotron picked up a much needed win to stop the bleeding and keep their playoff hopes alive. Unfortunately they missed the opportunity to rack up much in the way of Stylez points.  A gamble bid on Jacobs failed to pay off spectacularly and leaves the Spinners in a bit of a lurch. Now 13th in scoring and entering a tough bye week they'll need to take scalps every week to stay in the hunt. 

T. 11. (T. 6) BuildingDwellingThinking  (3-4) - Sucked into the energy vortex of the Emerald Triangle the German Philosophers were immune to the indignities of sound drubbing by their West Coast rivals.   The NFC East shootout never materialized and Romo threw more picks than TDs, too bad because a long TD pass to Dez here could have made this one close.  The Ravens are still struggling to block for Rice.   Finley ended the week in the ICU, leaving BDT with hole to fill at TE. 

13. (12)  Goslings (2-5) - the Pretty Boys lost a true squeaker to the Nauts by all of 1.88 pts. Injury to insult, Reggie Wayne is gone for the season and with him the Goslings' feared double titration with Luck.  Alone at 2-5 and 11th in points the Goslings are fading fast - they need L-Mac and Luck to carry them.  They'll be happy to take their Stylez points next week.

14. (14)  PrimordialLifestyles (0-7)  - Muscle Hamster's injury adds to the absences on PL's fallow roster. 


Tuesday, November 6, 2012

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Week 9 was a lost week for many of the New York franchises as the hurricane aftermath dominated news headlines and daily realities. The inter-school rivalry split 3-3, with the Eleatic sweeping the Milesian basement and the Milesian top tier taking out several playoff contenders.  We've got 7 teams above .500 and with only four games remaining, it's tempting to start some projections based on remaining schedule.  The Big 3 (Rodgers, Brady, Brees) are back atop the fantasy QB scoring charts, with RG3 sandwitched in there with a bye coming.  But who's up in the RB you ask? Doug Martin that's right with a 51 he tops Foster for a week at least with 145 total points.  The last two weeks he's lifted the Ferries back into playoff contention, this week should show whether he's just spinning his wheel. 


1.) HomeSpunNeckBloodz (last week 1)   7-2
-The hottest team in the league rode their Bears and Bucs to another superior victory in Week 9.  Da' Bears combo picked up 62 in the route of the Titans. But that didn't stop CJ?K from a fourth straight double digit.  The Bloodz have caught fire at the right time and will take a league leading points total and a newly minted Eleatic lead into week 10.  If Harvin's injury causes him to miss serious time it could be a significant WR downgrade for the Cyclotron, who would have to go double Buc WRs or go with Boldin as a stopgap.  With four games remaining the Bloodz have one of the hardest remaining schedules, playing 3 of 4 teams with winning records and a 4th with the highest points scored for a sub .500 squad.

Next week -SanFranciscoFerries - the Bloodz will try to knock off another Milesian competitor in Week  10.  But this time they'll be facing the league's second hottest team.  This should be the week's top card and could go either way. The Spinners will have to work the wire for a WR in this final interdivision game.

2.) BldgDW3LL1NGTh1nk1ng   (last week 3 )   6-3
-BDT gave a little bit of payback to the Commish with a week 9 win, knocking the defending champ out of the Eleatic lead.  The Heideggerians picked up a little of everything in defending their Milesian lead.  Romo picked up a bunch of trash time points in their loss to the Falcons. Foster and Rice both had nice days, a little short of b34st.  M. Bryant brough home a key 15 and accounted for the margin of victory in a back and forth match.  The continuing Cowboys soap opera determines BDT's week to week success, but with several other elite pieces and high-end IDP play, they can probably afford simply adequate play. The German Philosophers get the barely there Primordial Ones for a freebie before taking on the Legal Thrillers, g0dbank, and Sand People to wrap things up.  That's only one opponent with a +.500 record, but their Milesian rival is a biggie in week 12.

Next week  -Pr1m0rdi4lLyfestylz® - the German Philosophers go from the current to the former Commish, from the penthouse to the basement.  If club BDT can hold the line here, they should run into the in-division stretch in week 11 with the Milesian lead theirs to lose.

T. 3.) TakingTigerMountain (last week 2)  6-3
Week 9 threw the Tigers a curve ball with another huge QB question mark. Stafford had a great TD-less day, and heavily undertitrated.  It saw Calvin get tackled respectively on the two and one yard lines.  As a result fantasy trash Leshoure/Bell picked up bunch of vulture TDs.  On the bench, Luck had his best game as a pro in an emotional game attended by his cancer-fighting coach.  AP kept the Tigers in this one artificially with a huge day against the Seahawks.  Nearly everybody else was below projection, but the Mountain hit a TD-valley, picking up only APs endzone runs.  Until TTM gets MJD back or gets some alternate RB1 production, they will be vulnerable.  The Tigers get the Milesian Sand People before taking on the Girlz, Stylez and Nauts.  That's 2 out of 4 with winning records, but the Tigers will need to run the table and get some help to regain their Eleatic bye status.
 
Next week -Tusken Raiders - the Mountain has a chance to start climbing back into the playoff picture by jumping on a Sand People club that has lost eight straight games. The Tigers will miss their Packers DEF/IDP double titration on bye, but are otherwise intact.

T. 3.)  GrossmanSachs  (last week 6) 6-3
-The Sachs held out against a late rising bye the AEthernauts in week 9.  A-Rodg and a dominant Bears defense covered a variety of low-balls here, including seven combined from the RB position (returning Hillis, and "not-playing-the-Saints" Willis).  They got a "good-enough" 31 from their three WR1.  The Sachs will hope for the best with Murray's foot, creating a viable RB2 at least down the stretch. The g0dbank draw a rough road picking up the tough Girlz, before hitting the home stretch with the Trichs, BDT, and the Ferries.   That's 3 of 4 above +.500.  It's conceivable they could be playing the Ferries in week 13 for a playoff spot.

Next week -Phat Girlz- the Sachs will try and keep pace behind BDT by taking down a second Eleatic wild card contender.  It won't be easy with A-Rodg and Fitzgerald on byes, we'll probably see Cutler and maybe D-Jax instead.  It's hard to pick the g0dbank here...

5.) Phat Girlz (last week  5)  6-3
-The Girlz picked up a key victory to stay in the top half in Week 9.  It was certainly not quite as drawn up as Eli boinked against the Steelers, picking up 3.  But Lynch M0b and Wallace did their job, while Graham and Colston held off a late MNF bid by the Trichs. The double TE titration paid dividends when Gresham found the endzone.  The Girlz road to the playoffs goes through the top of the league, picking up the g0dbank before climbing the Mountain, staring down the Cyclotron and wrapping things up with the Styelz.  That's 3 out of 4 not just above .500 but in the PR's current top 3. 

Next week -GrossmanSachs  - The Girlz will visit the g0dbank and try to make a withdrawal in week 10.  They'll get SJax back and face a  Sachs squad missing a couple of its Stars.  A win here widens the Phat Ones' road to the playoffs heading back to the in-division stretch.


6.) AEthernauts  (Last week - 4) -  6-3
The Nauts had four players going on MNF, but couldn't make up a 42.6 gap.  Calvin Johnson's bizarre goal line tackleability not withstanding, he's on course for another great season, but the Nauts have missed his high end. His fellow Johnson (Andre)  hasn't been quite as prolific in the yardage department, although he did enjoy a return to double digit fantasy numbers, but has only two TDs on the year.  If those two ever start finding the painted grass, look for the Nauts to go stratospheric. The Nauts will miss Sproles without a doubt, although having Pierre Thomas will alleviate some of the pain.  Still, there's no question that Sproles is the more versatile back in the Brees led pass first offense. The Nauts get the Brief, Bloodz, Dangles and Tigers to end the season.  That's 2 of 4 over .500, but no cupcakes in that pack.  They need to rack up a couple of wins to ensure the final against TTM is just for post position, not a win-or-go-home.

Next week -ThePelicanBrief - the Nauts will pick up the Legal Thrillers in their final interdivision game.  It's RGIII's bye and that fact alone should give the Nauts hope of keeping pace in the Eleatic.


 7.)  SanFranciscoFerries (last week 8)   5-4
-The San Francisco Ferries got the ball rolling toward the playoffs on the Muscle Hamster Doug Martin.  Martin topped his big week on SFF bench last time with 51 this week.  With their opponents on cruise control Martin nearly equaled their total by himself. Newton had a nice bounce back day.  Charles continued his regression to early season form. But the Ferries have Jones on the bench who's still picking up double digits, at least until Murray gets back.  Last year's third place team is on a march back to the top half, their finale goes through the Bloodz, Raiders, Trichs and Sachs.  That's 2 of 4 below .500.  It highlights how key this week's game against the Bloodz is .  If the Ferries can unseat the Eleatic king and hold court against their own lower orders, they could be lined up to take a winner-take-all shot at the g0dbank in week 13.

Next week -HomeSpunNeckBloodz - the road to a wildcard goes through the rankings #1 and the bolt-holder in week 10.  They get a bit of a break with the Cyclotron likely missing Percy. 



8.) ThePelicanBrief  (last week 7)  4-5
-The Brief lowballed, but shouldn't feel bad as they got stomped by the league's high score.  Not much worked out here, and the Brief will need luck and help to stay in the playoff race.  Run DMC will likely miss a few weeks with a high ankle sprain.  RGIII's injury will get rested next week, but that won't help PB in what has to be a quest to win out if they are going to see Week 14 on the right side of the postseason.  The Brief have a hard but frontloaded remaining schedule with AE, BDT, Tuskens and Trichs.  They'll need to run the table in all likelihood,  so a slip in week 10 could reduce the Grishamites to spoiler.

Next week -AEthernauts - the Legal Thrillers get their 49ers and Welker back, they'll need to knock off the Explorers to claw back into this race.If they can win without RGIII they'll be worthy of the comeback kid's crown.

9.)  Cincinnati Dangles (last week 8)   4-5
-The Dangles  didn't need Brees to get back to their winning ways in Week 9 against the Raiders.  Cobb continued to sub for Jennings in fine style and Green bested Bailey, proving he's top of the WR heap this year. Trent and the Law Firm kept things  moving on the ground and the Dangles playoff hopes live another week.  The Dangles have a backloaded schedule, facing 2 of 4 +.500 squads with Trichs, Stylez then Nauts and Bloodz.  The Dangles aren't out of it by any means - they're the only sub .500 squad with more points for than against. But they need the first two and probably a little help from one of the current contenders.

Next week -Trichotillomaniacs - the Dangles can move back to .500 with a win over a down and out Hair Pullers squad. Cobb and T-Rich will be missing in week 10.  If the Dangles can overcome that they'll take an even record back to the Eleatic to wrap things up.

10.) Trichotillomaniacs (last week 10) 2-7
-The Hair Pullers ran out of chances with a loss in Week 9. They didn't get any more luck than they've had lately, as nearly everybody failed to show up for interdivision vs. the Girlz. Morris and Stewart never found their legs. Nicks was barely there and Nelson out with an early injury.  Moore and Celek gave it a shot on MNF, but they were overmatched.  The Trichs are brutal 0-3 against their Eleatic opponents.   

Next week -Cincinnati Dangles - the Dangles need to win out, so the Trichs can spoil their wildcard party with an upset here.  Both sides are missing some pieces here, so who steps up?

11.) Pr1m0rdi4lLyfestylz®  (last week 11)  1-8
-The Stylez New England byes just sat in their places, so they weren't a real threat to the Ferries. Decker, Jones and Floyd sat the bench with double digits.  It wouldn't have changed the outcome by itself, but combined with a spot QB start and TE could have made it at least interesting.  Leshoure's impressive vulturing led the Primordial Ones but got wasted here.

Next week -BldgDW3LL1NGTh1nk1ng  - The Stylez will hand BDT the keys to the Milesian with an 5th straight loss here.

12.) Tusken Raiders (last week 12) 1-8
-.The Raiders gave the Dangles new life with a victory in week 9. Ryan got locked in a fantasy limbo battle with Dallas.  Brian Urlacher led the team from the IDP position with 16.4.  It's just been that kind of season for the Raiders.  Don't sleep on them though.  They could easily steal a win in the last three weeks.

Next week - TakingTigerMountain - the Raiders will take on the Commish without their K, TE, and DEF.  Still there are plenty of plus match-ups here, esp. Ryan vs. the sad NOLA secondary.  Expect the Raiders to give the Commish a fight.