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I like this idea. Have a three way playoff game with the top seed advancing if he can beat either one of the tied teams. Statistically a coin flip gives the tied teams better odds, but who wants their season to end on a coin flip? I'd give the two tied teams a choice between a coin flip and...

Team A has already decided he doesn't have room for Wilson, but still recognizes that he's a good player. Trading him to the other division is in his own best interests.

What if Team A and Team B played each other in week 1 or week 2 and don't play again for the rest of the regular season? That way, the team trading Wilson won't have to face him later in the season. Or what if the two teams are simply in different divisions, and the owner who traded away...

Very interesting strategy by Norv Turner--Kris Brown is listed as the emergency 3rd QB, meaning he can kick in the 4th quarter or OT if Kaeding gets hurt. Brown won't play in the first three quarters regardless of what happens with Kaeding, because that would make both Rivers and Volek...

That's what everyone was saying about the Seahawks last week.Jay Cutler is very bad man. Very bad.** Babu Bhatt reference

A few years ago, I had the top scoring team in my 12 team (6 to the playoffs) head-to-head league, and didn't even make the playoffs. I just chalked it up to bad luck, but then it happened again last season. Having the top scoring team and not even making the playoffs TWICE in less than 10...

The trading deadline is next Tuesday, and assuming that Vincent Jackson badly wants to get traded, it's extremely stupid for him or his agent to announce now that he's going to report by October 31. In fact, it's so stupid that I'm skeptical. I wouldn't be surprised if this turns out to be...

Today I traded for MJD in exchange for Bradshaw, Tomlinson, and Calvin Johnson. Seems like I paid a lot more than other MJD deals this week.

The Chargers play the Rams in week 6, and they play the Vikings next season. On the other hand, they play the Seahawks in week 3, which means if Jackson is traded to and signs long term with Seattle, San Diego won't have to face him until 2014. Of course, he could still get traded to Minnesota...

But doesn't it make sense that a quarterback who refuses to throw the ball unless his receiver is wide open would have a high completion percentage and few interceptions?

Did anyone else notice that the Eagles' last offense play (4th down incompletion) looked like a good catch by D. Jackson? They call on the field was that the ball hit the ground, but on the replay it looked like the ball hit Jackson's hands and bounced around a bit, but never hit the ground...

Thanks for posting this, I almost posted the same topic. From the regular camera view, you can't see any other Vikings in the end zone--however, you can't see the very far right corner of the end zone, so I just assumed that this is where the other WR's must be. But today I just saw a replay...

Incredible bad luck for Houston on that fumble in regards to the time. If the clock stops with 1:59 or less, they don't have to challenge the call and they save a timeout. If the clock stops with 2:01 or more, the clock stops after Jacksonville's first down play for the 2 minute warning...

He would stash players on his own team's roster or on the roster of the guy who stopped paying attention? If he was logging in and making transactions for another team, you were right to kick him out, but why in the world would you let him back for this season?In regard to just this year's...

And except that Harrell was never a Heisman finalist either.