Author: scotchnaut

Once More Unto The Breach!

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Or is it "Britches"? The game is in Dallas after all. To The Game! Vikes/Dingleberries: -I call them the Dingleberries because they're annoying and they're clinging to their playoff hopes. (I dearly hope Philly won earlier and I don't often say that, if ever) -Eberflus continues to work his magic in maintaining Dallas' last

Hot Action In The (NFC) South!

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It's the fantasy playoffs! Does one dare start a Baker that hasn't thrown for 200 yards in four straight games? Is this the night he gets out of his funk? You may have reason to insert him (more below) but I don't know what your options are. I'm on board

East Meets West: Your Monday Night Special

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This year just keeps getting better and better-as Hippo(?) noted we have the Chiefs finally getting their comeuppance, Belichick taking a weekly bath in humiliation and Notre Dame getting hung out to dry. (those teary-eyed Irish-backers making excuses left and right for the team not going to a lesser bowl is

Houston Going To Play For Real Stakes?

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They could very will nudge the Chiefs out of the playoffs with a win here. Are they capable? Let's take an ill-informed look. To The Game! Texans/Chiefs: -K.C. is in "do or die" mode and they have to face that defensive front that fears no one. "Not Good, Bob!" -These fellas met twice last

You Want A Division Tussle? Pick One.

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If there are only going to be three fixtures they might as well be relevant and that's the scenario here. Let's take a looky-loo. To The Games! Broncos/Raiders: If both Denver and New England win out the former has the tie-breaker advantage. No matter how the seeding falls they'll be a tough out

Your Sunday Feast Commences…

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The teams on bye are the Pats, Giants, Niners and Panthers. We only have 4 more weeks after this one and what with PARITY rearing it's ugly head a few of these tilts actually matter. To The Games! Seahawks/Falcons: If things fall a certain way Seattle could end up being the NFC's #1