The 2011 Season
Season XIX
2011 Rosters, Starting Lineups, Scores and Statistics
2011 Draft Order - Draft Sheets - North Draft - South Draft
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December 20, 2011
Bevo’s Revenge, in their 8th playoff
appearance, won their second championship defeating the Penetrators 113 to 84.
Bevo’s Revenge also won in 2005. The Penetrators have still not won a
championship even though they have the most playoff appearances of any team (9).
This marks their fourth second place finish. (One caveat – I can’t find
records for 1993 and 1995 – our first and third seasons).
Fi Card Charlee won consolation for the second time in
three years defeating the Cleveland Steamers 117 to 90. Coast won the Wild Card
losers match for the second week in a row 119 to 87. This season is the fourth
in a row to make the playoffs by Coast – the longest current streak of any
team.
In the toilet bowl, Obama Been Fondlin won high team honors
with 152 points and Schultz Malt Liquor Bulls took the low team honors with 107
total points. The toilet bowl had six different winners during the playoffs.
Thanks everyone for participating once again. I’ve now
posted some historical reports if you are interested.
December 13, 2011
The finals are set with South Division champion the Penetrators taking on
second place North Division Bevo’s Revenge. The Penetrators won a fairly close
game against Fi Card Charlee 122 to 105. Bevo’s Revenge had a huge day scoring
169 points to blow out the Cleveland Steamers (116 points). In the toilet bowl,
the CowHorn LongBoys and Flying Elvi tied with 152 points for high team honors.
Sparky’s Oilers finally found their normal position and won low team honors
with 109 points. Coast defeated Ditka for President in the wild card loser
matchup.
December 6, 2011
Wild card playoff games finished with both second place teams winning. Fi
Card Charlee defeated Coast 148 to 133 and will now face the Penetrators in a
semi-final game. Bevo’s Revenge defeated Ditka for President 107 to 96 and
will face the Cleveland Steamers in the other semi-final game. The Cleveland
Steamers are the only team to make it to the semi-finals the last two years and
are the defending champion. The Wonderlickers had the highest score of any team
the whole season with 186 points to take high team honors in the toilet bowl.
Two teams scored in the 60s with their starters but had strong reserves and
couldn’t win low team honors. CowHorn LongBoys scored 81 points with their
starters but combined to score only 104 points with their reserves and take low
team honors.
November 29, 2011
Pimpin’ Ain’t Easy swept the final weekly honors. They scored 132 points
for high team honors and used the receiver corps of Steve Smith (6), Wes Welker
(25), Victor Cruz (32), and Jermichael Finley (3) to total 66 points and win the
high position honor. The win put them into a three way tie for second place in
the South but they were the odd man out with the tie-breaker. Fi Card Charlee
and Coast made the playoffs while the Penetrators rode a five game winning
streak to the division title. Obama Been Fondlin also had a five game winning
streak to end the season which was enough to tie them for third place but they
also lost out on the tiebreaker. Ditka for President took the third spot in the
North as a result. Cleveland Steamers lost to end up in a tie with Bevo’s
Revenge but won the tiebreaker to take the division title. Worst record and
longest losing streak belonged to I Bet She’s Wet who started 2-1 but finished
with 9 consecutive losses. Obama Been Fondlin did win the NFL Picks contest by
one win over Cleveland Steamers and Pimpin’ Ain’t Easy who tied for second.
November 25, 2011
Bevo’s Revenge swept the weekly honors marking the third time one team has
swept. Bevo’s Revenge scored 138 points to narrowly beat out Schultz Malt
Liquor Bulls. The high position score wasn’t very close. Running backs Michael
Turner (14) and LeGarrette Blount (29) combined for 43 points. The playoff
situation is still wide open with five teams in the North battling for playoff
spots and six teams in the South still eligible. Just a reminder, how the
website reflects the teams is how the playoff teams are determined.
November 15, 2011
It was a week for second time winners. Both weekly winners scored their second weekly prizes of the season. Bevo's Revenge took high team honors with 142 points while Coast used the QB/K tandem of Tony Romo (37) and David Akers(18) to score 55 points. With two weeks left in the season, there are only two teams mathematically eliminated and that's 308 and I Bet She's Wet. Also with two weeks left, no one has clinched a playoff spot. Not sure I remember that happening before.
November 13, 2011
Ditka for President continued a very successful season by sweeping the weekly honors. They took the high team honors with 140 points. They used the receivers corps of Wes Welker (14), DeSean Jackson (2), Julio Jones (46) and Vernon Davis (4) to total 66 points. Ditka has now won five weekly prizes two more than the next best team. The playoff situation is still pretty wide open with seven teams still looking at a playoff spot in the North and six teams in the South.
November 1, 2011
It always stinks when you have the third highest score for the week but end
up playing the team that scores the highest. That was the case this week when
Schultz Malt Liquor Bulls scored 125 points but ended up on the losing end
against Flying Elvi who scored 134 points and took the high team honors. Obama
Been Fondlin took the high position honors scoring 50 points with the RB tandem
of Frank Gore (17) and LeSean McCoy (33). With four games left, no one is
officially eliminated but they might as well be. Cleveland Steamers stand alone
in first place in the North with only two losses. Two teams are a game behind
and two more are two games behind. In the South, there is a three way tie for
first with three more team only one game behind.
October 30, 2011
Sorry for the delay. It’s a two week summary this go
around.
Week six was a week for blowouts as six of the eight games
were decided by more than 20 points. Pimpin’ Ain’t Easy won the biggest
blowout defeating Flying Elvi by 54 points. Pimpin’ scored 134 points to take
the high team honors. Sparky’s Oilers had the lowest point total of the season
(at that time) with 57 points. Chad Ochocinco led the Bevo’s Revenge receiving
corps to the high position honor. He scored 0 points but the other receivers –
Marques Colston (21), Jordy Nelson (25), and Jermichael Finley (2) – combined
for 48 points and that was enough to take the prize. Hard to win a weekly
position prize when one of your players scores zero points – especially a wide
receiver.
Week seven was a weird week. I lost interest as 308 was
defeated by Sparky’s Oilers (see above) by 66 points. I stated above that week
six was a week for blowouts. The average margin of victory last week was 51
points. Bevo’s Revenge defeated Obama Been Fondlin by 97 points. Cleveland
Steamers easily won the high team honors scoring 175 points and defeating the
Masters by 116 points. Sparky’s Oilers low week record didn’t last long as
Obama Been Fondlin only scored 28 points. This may be one of the worst weeks
ever for a legit team. The tight end and head coach had bye weeks but not
usually big points. The only other player who didn’t score was RB Marshawn
Lynch who got hurt in the warm-ups. Everyone else scored (average 4 points per
player). Ditka for President won the high position prize for the second time
with same combination of Aaron Rodgers (32) and Matt Bryant (14) scoring a total
of 46 points. Another interest fact. Of the eight teams that won, only one
(Cleveland Steamers) got points from every player. Four teams had two or more
players not score. The CowHorn LongBoys won without a point from their
quarterback. Coast won and had four players not score and two other players
score one point each. Essentially, they won with four players. Their opponent,
the Penetrators, had every player score but eight of the ten scored six points
or less (four scored 1 or 2 points).
October 16, 2011
After five games, there are no undefeated teams and only one, Pimpin’
Ain’t Easy(?), with just one loss. On the other side of the standings, there
are only two teams with just one loss – the Masters and CowHorn LongBoys. That
means one game separates 7 teams in the North and two games separate 7 teams in
the South. It was also an incredibly close week for high team honors. There were
six teams that scored in the range of 132 to 138 points. Two teams scored 137
points but the Wonderlickers and Flying Elvi both scored 138 points to tie for
high team honors. You needed Adrian Peterson on your roster to take high
position honors. Coast had Peterson (42 points) as well as Maurice Jones-Drew
(15) to score a total of 57 points and take the high position honors for running
backs. Half the teams in the league have now won a weekly prize.
October 4, 2011
Happy to announce that every team now has a win. 308 finally won a game.
After four weeks, there are four teams with only one loss and four teams win
only one win. High team was won by Pimpin’ Ain’t Easy with 180 points.
That’s highest score so far this season. High position was going to go to a
team with Aaron Rodgers who scored an amazing 63 points. Ditka for President had
a better kicker than Pimpin’ Ain’t Easy and took high position honors. The
combination of QB Aaron Rodgers (63) and kicker Matt Bryant (19) scored a total
of 82 points. This was also easily the highest score of the season.
September 29, 2011
To start the week, there were three undefeated teams and three team without a
win. After the week was over, every team had a loss and every team had a least
one win – with one exception – 308 who is now the only winless team in the
league. I also lost in the first week of my suicide pool. As such, I’ve really
lost interest in the NFL but there is always next week. Given the win-loss
situation, it means that every team (except 308) is in a tie for first or one
game behind. The Cleveland Steamers
easily took the high team honors with 153 points that beat the next best team by
33 points. They completed the sweep with the receivers tandem of Larry
Fitzgerald (11), Roddy White (14), Mike Wallace (29), and Dustin Keller (8)
scoring a total of 62 points for high position.
September 20, 2011
Scoring was up in week two as eight teams scored more
points than last week’s high team. That also meant there were fewer close
games as only three games were decided by 10 points or less. The closest was a
tie between 308 and Cleveland Steamers at 141 points each with Cleveland
Steamers winning the tiebreaker. That left 308 as one of only three teams that
don’t have a win after two weeks (Flying Elvi and Sparky’s Oiler [surprise!]
are the other two). On the upper end of the spectrum, there are only three teams
who are undefeated – Obama Been Fondlin, Bevo’s Revenge, and Fi Card Charlee.
Of all the high scoring teams this week, Obama Been Fondlin
was by far the highest scoring 175 points. The Masters took the high position
honors scoring 45 points with the RB tandem of Darren McFadden (26) and Ray Rice
(19).
September 13, 2011
After the first week, it looks like the teams are pretty even. The largest
margin of victory was 15 points and one game was decided by 4 points and two
games were decided by 1 point (sorry Sparky’s Oilers and Penetrators). Three
teams scored over 130 points and two of them played each other (sorry Masters).
The winner of that game, Ditka for President, scored 137 points to win high team
honors by two points over Fi Card Charlee. New team, the Wonderlickers, took
high position honors with the combination of QB Tom Brady (44) and K Mason
Crosby (6) for a total of 50 points.