After a bye week of their own, the Power Rankings return this week with new teams in front, old teams in back, and a story about the little porn-star-that-could. Plus multiple references to San Franciscans, Mushin Muhammed plays his game the way it oughta be played, and the Commissioner travels to claim a family fortune.
1. Up and Atom – To quote Dolly Madison, “Holy fuck.” This team came 0.73 points from breaking 130 pts three weeks straight. The only thing I’ve broken three weeks straight is the record for “beds-wetted” (which stands at 4. Ladies, call me!). The real difference maker here is WR Jackson - for the past two weeks, he’s been projected near 11 pts and delivered 20 (roughly 45% beyond expectation). The real test for supremacy comes next week against Rocky Mtn High – who will have LJ going against a San Franciscan team that plays…. like a bunch of San Franciscans. You might as well change your team’s name to “Up and In Them.” But then, you might be confused for a “San Franciscan” yourself.
2. Playmaker$ - Welcome to your first loss of the season. If it feels lousy, don’t worry. If it feels like you have been manhandled and violated in every opening, then stop hanging out at truck-stops. The comparison of
3. Rocky Mountain High – It’s not just your skills that would make John Denver jealous. It’s also the fact that - well - you’re alive and well. The strength of this team is evident, but questionable managerial calls are mounting - Like benching Hasselbeck against the Giants D in favor of Kurt Warner against anybody (including his former team). With LJ back in the rotation, next week’s matchup against Up and Atom is the Game of the Week. This is not to be confused with the Game of the Weak – that’s Buckeye’s vs. OG’s. The Pittsburgh D is on bye next week, so it will be interesting to see if RMH decides to play without a D, or drop one of its players (probably Clayton) who will surely be picked up by a struggling team (number 9, number 9, number 9).
4. Hurricane Loftus – Welcome to the top of the middle. The Loftii are becoming a cliche rags-to-riches story: Team starts out in the dumps, full of self-loathing. Team moves to
5. Raging Runzas – When Runzas rage, even they can take down the darlings of the FUFL. To really look at how lopsided the victory was this week, the Runzas had the victory locked before their defense or primary WR took the field Monday night, and without an RB – all the while, still leaving 26 points on the bench. Roy Williams caught more balls than a fluffer-apprentice and fucking Javon Walker scored some TD’s too I heard (my eyes were too busy bleeding). The Runzas are set to roll the Deciders next week but then enter a stretch of playing the FUFL elite. The team is on the cusp of turning into its former self: a yeasty pocket with a filling consisting of: beef, cabbage or sauerkraut, onions, seasonings, and several football teams. Take out the onions, and “Ta Daaa!” You’re Paris Hilton! Wait for it…….. Ewwwwwwwwwww.
6. Buckeye’s Revenge – When the smart decision is starting David Carr, it’s time to reexamine your lineup. It’s like that time I explained to my boss the possibility she is both pregnant AND fat – it seemed unwise at the time, but…. well, according to the terms of my plea deal, I actually am forbidden to comment further. Other than that she may have been a sperm whale who could talk. The point is here that Maroney will clearly see the ball more than Dillon and I think I might have been working at the aquarium. Oh, and I see that “What the Fuck?! With Your Host Mushin Muhammed!” is going nicely, as you benched him and he lit it up. Make sure you start him next week and enjoy your tour of scents through the feces-strewn streets of
7. Xian’s Crusaders –
8. Deadskins – Not a bad week, but not getting better fast enough. It’s time to pull Foster in favor of TJ HeOfManyConsonants. Stephen Jackson turned in a performance worthy of Cadillac Williams and so did Cadillac Williams. A close game next week looms next week against the Playmaker$, but it’s hard to tell since you both have ineffective
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