<p style='text-align: justify;]Week 4 TooSerious Fantasy NFL
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<p style='text-align: justify;]Kings of Karlos (136pts) def Billy Bass (73pts)
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<p style='text-align: justify;]A blow out at the home of the KOK's, with Drew Brees leading all Round 4 scores, and the KOK's, to a comprehensive win.
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<p style='text-align: justify;]Kings of Karlos - It was not quite all Brees (32), but he was certainly the main man, as he tore apart the Fins in MNF. Locker posted a nice score (18pts) prior to going off with a hip injury, which is likely to sideline him for a few weeks at least, leaving the abysmal Josh Freeman in line to take over the QB2 spot for the KOK's. Bell (19pts) enjoyed his stint in London and looks to be the No.1 man in Tomlin's run game, whilst Welker (19pts) continues to enjoy his new found friend in Peyton. Playing Stevie J against the Ravens was questionable, especially with Josh Gordon on the pine?? The KOK's had Patterson, Ball, and Lacy (as well as Gordon) all resting on the bench, which bodes extremely well for this team in the years ahead, and if Gio can continue to build into the season in his rookie year (with such a rubbish QB, this is looking more and more likely), the KOK's figure to be there when the whips are cracking this season.
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<p style='text-align: justify;]Billy Bass - No Rodgers, no Billy Bass. The aforementioned rubbish, red-headed QB struggled (5pts) mightily against the Browns, but was still better than Henne (a donut - did he actually play?). Dalton's poor form also limited AJ's output, as the star WR was kept to 5pts himself. Sproles tried hard (23pts), but there was little support outside of the Frenchman Garcon (11pts) and the Bills D who did nicely to pick of Flacco 5 times in their upset win over the Ravens.
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<p style='text-align: justify;]Waito'<a name='_GoBack][/url]s Warriors (147) def Jimbo's Juggernaut (134)
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<p style='text-align: justify;]The real Juggernaut in this competition rolls on despite a massive performance from Jimbo's mob in a high scoring, see-sawing affair.
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<p style='text-align: justify;]Waito's Warriors - The usual suspects continue to drive this monster truck, with all but Freddy Morris hitting double figures, including Thomas and Washington 20+, whilst Megatron, Cameron, T-Rich, Hoyer and Schaub (big score considering he essentially lost the game for the Texans) scored 10, 15, 12, 18, and 18pts respectively. Even their Kicker and the Texans D hit double figures!! I know I have said it every week so far, but this team is freakishly talented and only bad luck looks like stopping the Warriors from going B-2-B.
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<p style='text-align: justify;]Jimbo's Juggernaut - Jimbo must have cursed his bad luck drawing Waito in this round in which his score would have won most matches, most weeks (though he would have lost to 2 other teams in what was a very high scoring round). The Juggernauts went toe-to-toe with the Warriors, but the Rams D was where Jimbo's team failed to match with the Warriors and thus lose out. Romo and Luck posted a pair of 18's to continue their solid starts to the year, whilst Charles and Cruz continue to be their teams most effective playmakers leading to strong scoring again (18 and 22pts respectively. Shady McCoy was a little below par based on his year-to-date, whilst Brown couldn't repeat last weeks heroics in London. Woodheads 20pts on the bench stung more than a kick to the nether regions, but remarkably enough, still wouldn't have been enough to knock of the top ranked Warriors - just some small consolation for you Jimbo&amp;hellip;
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<p style='text-align: justify;]So Long Mr Wallace (82) lost to The Jug-O-Naughts (129)
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<p style='text-align: justify;]The Jug-O-Naughts proved far too strong away from home to extend their winning streak to 2 in the AFC.
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<p style='text-align: justify;]So Long Mr Wallace - Little to get excited about for SLMW, Jimmy Graham (22pts) stamped his authority over the Fins (and provided a timely reminder as to who the No.1 TE is in the game), and the Colts D was terrific over a substandard Jag's offence, but that is where the good news ends. Wilson (9pts) struggled against the Texans D, Cutler shared the love against Detroit leaving Marshall to pick up a sub-standard 9pts, whilst CJ2K, Shorts and Hartline posted forgettable scores. Spiller's ankle injury makes him questionable for week 5 (plus, the bills have a short turnaround with TNF), but Blackmon returns to action and is a likely key target in what is currently the worst offence in the game, so not all is lost despite being 1 and 3 and a lowly 5th in the AFC.
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<p style='text-align: justify;]The Jug-O-Naughts - Outside of their Big 4, the O-Naughts were rather pedestrian, but when Brady, Ryan, All-Day and Reggie are your Big 4, the rest can afford to be mediocre! All 4 posted 20+ scores in massive games throughout round 4, and with the Seahawks Legion of Boom terrorizing Schaub and co, this was a very convincing win for the O-Naughts in a divisional match-up, which takes them to 2-2 and well placed for the second quarter of the season.
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<p style='text-align: justify;]Team Stowie (80) lost to Team Simonoz (99)
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<p style='text-align: justify;]A nice win on the road for Team Simonoz in a low scoring, and relatively uninspiring, affair at Stowie central.
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<p style='text-align: justify;]Team Stowie - Alex Smith led the way for Team Stowie, posting 22pts and leading the Chiefs to a surprising 4-0 record, and whilst he received solid support from an improving Miller (12pts) and the Bills veteran RB Jackson (14pts), the tale of the tape was the below par efforts of Glennon (5pts), who subbed in for Scam Newton, Mendenhall (1pt), Wallace (2pts), Hill (round, holy, iced treat) and Julius Thomas (4pts). Cobb and Newton will return in Week 5, and the Gronk must be getting closer, so there is some light at the end of the tunnel for Stowie.
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<p style='text-align: justify;]Team Simonoz - Dez Bryant continues his rise up the charts as one of the best WR's in the comp, 20pts and again led the way for Team Simonoz. He got great support from Kap who returned to some decent form in TNF, whilst the Chiefs D plays the role of unsung hero perfectly for both Team Simonoz and the Chiefs in 2013. Fleener and Matthews provided some additional good news, with each scoring in double figures and perhaps covered up the problems with D-Mac (injured, again, it was only time&amp;hellip and D-Jax (the Chip Kelly offence is looking less threatening each week). At least Wilson held onto the ball this week and Coughlin trusted him with it&amp;hellip;. An interesting team and at 2-2 are reasonably well placed, but questions remain about this team and their wee-to-week consistency.
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<p style='text-align: justify;]Canton Bulldogs (105) lost to Rigil Kentaurus (129)
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<p style='text-align: justify;]Kentaurus continue their winning streak to remain undefeated and seemingly the biggest threat to Waito's perfect season.
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<p style='text-align: justify;]Canton Bulldogs - Same old problem for Canton, too much left to too few! Manning the Magnificent in his weekly record-breaking run dominated the Bulldogs scoring (29pts), and had Beast mode Lynch, Forte (17pts apiece) and Moreno (14pts) riding shotgun. The WR slots though continue to be problematical (aka pathetic) with Jackson and Hilton barely bothering the scorers, and with Jeffery benefiting from the Bears needing to throw the ball to keep pace with the Lions, his 20 on the bench made for sorry reading come Sunday evening. Finally, a disappointing Bengals D (4pts) was a major letdown after last week's tremendous effort v the Packers, the Bengals should have been much better against a seemingly middling Browns offence minus T-Rich.
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<p style='text-align: justify;]Rigil Kentaurus - A dominant performance all-round, with Cutler and Stafford squaring off, both posted strong scores (15 and 16pts respectively), the Inconvenient Truth returning to form (19pts) (along with the rest of the Whiners), and Jones, Smith and Wayne being key targets in their teams games and scoring exceptionally well for Kentaurus in the process (10, 22 & 16pts respectively). The only down-side to the Kentaurus performance was an underwhelming effort from the Bears D who let Bush slice through them with a surprising, monotonous ease.
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<p style='text-align: justify;]Brady's Bunch (111) lost to Canuck Warriors (137)
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<p style='text-align: justify;]In a key NFC match-up, Canuck squared the ledger with Brady's Bunch in another high scoring affair at the Bunch's residence.
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<p style='text-align: justify;]Brady's Bunch - Inconsistency throughout the squad was the source of defeat for the Bunch in round 4. Big Ben (15pts) in front of Big Ben tried hard for the Steelers, Rivers (26) is flowing stupendously (oh dear&amp;hellip at the moment as he again showed the form that is making him one of the top fantasy QB's in 2013, whilst former Packer Jennings (21pts), former Raven Boldin (15pts), and former Brady punching bag Thompkins (18pts) dominated the airwaves in their teams wins. But, the Patriots D (-1 - proving how good Brady is in reality) and RB's Rice (1) and MJD (2) meant the Bunch couldn't get close enough to really trouble the Warriors.
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<p style='text-align: justify;]Canuck Warriors - A very strong performance by the Warriors, with all but Ridley and the Cowboys D cracking double figures. Most notably, Old Man Gonzales (26) had a cracker against the Pats, Foster (22) found plenty of holes and runways to scorch the Seahawks (if only they had relied on him instead of Schaub's arm down the stretch&amp;hellip, whilst Vick (13pts), RGIII (14pts), Fitz (12pts), Bowe (11pts) and Gates (19pts) all posted very impressive returns to announce Canuck as Title contenders. The TE double up is proving a very prosperous outcome for Canuck, and with the Bronco's D left out in the cold this week, with the Cowboys D preferred (Why??), Canuck was challenging the other Warriors for top scoring team for the round, and a big threat to B-2-B if they can keep it at this level throughout the remainder of the year.
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