<p style='margin: 0cm 0cm 10pt; text-align: justify;]Billy Bass (95) lost to Canton Bulldogs(115)
<p style='margin: 0cm 0cm 10pt; text-align: justify;]In a see-sawing affair, Canton prevailed to remain undefeated in 2013/14, coming from a long way back after Rodger's heroics for Billy to win away from home.
<p style='margin: 0cm 0cm 10pt; text-align: justify;]Billy Bass: Rodgers posted career high numbers (34-42, 480 yds 4TDs), but lacked support outside of Garcon (143 yds, TD) playing opposite him in the &amp;lsquo;Skins v Packers match-up. Dalton in MNF (25-45, 280 yds, TD) tried hard to pull them over the line, a pity he couldn't connect with AJ more often to help out Billy's cause. With Bullock kicking poorly and the Packers conceding points in junk time to RGIII and co it was not enough for Billy to get up.
<p style='margin: 0cm 0cm 10pt; text-align: justify;]Canton Bulldogs (Johnson): One word - Skittles!! Lynch was massive in a flag fest in the Seahawks nest, with both Kaepaernik and Wilson struggling through the air, Lynch got the job done on the ground with 98 yds, 2 running TDs and a passing TD to top it off. Manning (the great one) continued on his fine start to the year (30-43, 307 yds, 2TD). Moreno (93 yds, 2TD) sat on the pine, but has likely played himself into the starting line-up for next week, whilst Freddy Davis may be a FA very shortly if he can't connect with RGIII in the very near future. Lift Freddy, LIFT!<a name='_GoBack][/url]
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<p style='margin: 0cm 0cm 10pt; text-align: justify;]Brady's Bunch (104) lost to Rigil Kentaurus (116)
<p style='margin: 0cm 0cm 10pt; text-align: justify;]Poor games from the Bunch's RB1, 2 and WR1 saw Rigil record a good win on the back of a big day out for Julio Jones.
<p style='margin: 0cm 0cm 10pt; text-align: justify;]Brady's Bunch (Wiggles): Rivers (36-47, 419 yds, 3TD) certainly stood up for the Bunch, Nelson (66 yds, 2TD) liked being on the end of Rodgers freak show at Lambeau, and the Pats treated Geno and the Jets with disdain on TNF, but the sorry performance of MJD (27 yds), Ray Rice (36 yds and a fumble) and Anquan &amp;lsquo;chocolates to boiled lollies' Boldin (7 yds, thanks for coming Richard Sherman) saw the Bunch start 1-1 for the season.
<p style='margin: 0cm 0cm 10pt; text-align: justify;]Rigil Kentaurus (bgt2110): Professional performance for Tillo's mob, Cutler (28-39, 290 yds, 3TD) and Stafford (24-36, 278 yds, 2TD) posting solid numbers, Olsen (84 yds, TD) teaming up with Scam Newton, and Tillman and Jenkins leading a strong Chicago D helped Rigil Kentaurus to a 2-0 start to the year. With Wayne (46 yds), Gore (16 yds) and Murray (25 yds) not performing to expectations, this is likely a title contending team. Oh, I almost forgot, Julio Jones (182 yds, TD) went beserk against the Rams, bad ankle and all !
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<p style='margin: 0cm 0cm 10pt; text-align: justify;]Canuck Warriors (119) defeated King of Karlos (80)
<p style='margin: 0cm 0cm 10pt; text-align: justify;]Big home win to Canuck with a strong performance across the board, including a bench which scored 52 pts on their own!
<p style='margin: 0cm 0cm 10pt; text-align: justify;]Canuck Warriors (UnderAchievers): Chip Kelly's dynamic offense means Vick continues to post video game numbers (23-36, 428 yds, 4TD), and with RGIII (26-40, 320 yds, 3TD) junking it up against the Pack, this game was over by late Sunday afternoon. Foster (79 yds, TD) and Bowe (56 yds, TD) returned to form, whilst the Bronco's D again proved its worth with 4 INT and a punt return TD to hold out Eli and the Giants. Old man Gonzales looks likely to be finding his way to the bench with gates returning to form, and Brown a likely inclusion for Fitz who injured his hamstring.
<p style='margin: 0cm 0cm 10pt; text-align: justify;]Kings of Karlos (Karlos): The addition of Revis Island to Tampa Bay has meant a significant improvement in the Bucs D, holding Brees (26-46, 322 yds, TD) to a relatively poor night for the KOK star QB. Stevie J (111 yds, TD) led the KOK scoresheet as he looks to get comfy with EJ, including the game-winning TD. Lacy out with concussion early, and Peyton sharing the love with his receivers in New York meant Welker (39 yds, TD) and Decker (87 yds) had so-so scores. On the positive side, the Bengals gave the ball to Gio more, and he paid them back handsomely, and is a likely replacement for Lacy or Ball next week.
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<p style='margin: 0cm 0cm 10pt; text-align: justify;]So Long Mr Wallace (121) defeated Jimbo's Juggernaut (92)
<p style='margin: 0cm 0cm 10pt; text-align: justify;]A consistently strong performance at home by Mr Wallace sees them at 1-1, whilst 3 donuts in Jimbo's team and 47 pts on the pine puts Jimbo firmly in the hot seat.
<p style='margin: 0cm 0cm 10pt; text-align: justify;]So Long Mr Wallace (Nick): The best TE in the business led SLMW, with Graham (179 yds, TD) posting big numbers v the Bucs, good running games by Spiller (103 yds) and CJ2K (96 yds) produced solid points production despite not finding the end zone, and Marshall continues to be Cutlers BFF with another 100+ yds and TD game. Palmer (22-39, 248 yds, TD, INT) and Wilson (8-19, 142 yds, TD, INT) were average at best and that is ominous for the rest of that division.
<p style='margin: 0cm 0cm 10pt; text-align: justify;]Jimbo's Juggernaut (jimbowan)- Jimbo thought less of Amendola's injury than the Pats did and played him (unlike the Pats), whilst the Rams got smashed by the Falcons and Redman produced 4 yds against the Bengals in MNF - making the Juggernaughts scorecard a miserable sight. However, Romo (30-42, 298 yds, TD, FUML - inconsistency remains the same as it ever was) and Luck (25-43, 321 yds, TD, INT) both played solid in losses, whilst the Chiefs Charles (55 yds, TD) and Shady McCoy (53 yds) were great, as was Bennett (76 yds, 2TD)who is fast becoming another of Cutlers BFF's out in the Windy City. Strong performances by young wide-outs Austin and Hopkins suggest the Juggernauts are unlikely to be this bad ever again.
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<p style='margin: 0cm 0cm 10pt; text-align: justify;]The Jug-O-Naughts (94) lost to Team Stowie (116)
<p style='margin: 0cm 0cm 10pt; text-align: justify;]In a cracking match, Team Stowie recorded win numero uno for season 2013/14, whilst the Jug-O-Naughts are now Naught and two.
<p style='margin: 0cm 0cm 10pt; text-align: justify;]The Jug-O-Naughts (Fez)- A sub-par Brady (19-39, 185 yds, TD) performance, Reggie going down early with an injury, All Day (100 yds) not reaching last year's heights (including a FUMBLE!), Cook (10 yds) starting in front of Rudolph (42 yds, TD) and wide-outs Johnson (Houston variety) (76 yds) and Colston (63 yds) not lighting it up was the tale of the tape for the O-Naughts. Defensively though, the Seahawks were phenomenal against the Whiners, and will only get better when some starters return from injury, and Matty Ice (33-43, 374 yds, 2TD) continued his good start to the year hitting up Julio Jones on big plays all day.
<p style='margin: 0cm 0cm 10pt; text-align: justify;]Team Stowie (Stowie): Impressive performance by Team Stowie, with the exception of Freeman (9-22, 125 yds, TD, INT), and with Smith very good for the Chiefs sitting on Stowie's bench, is likely to improve significantly in the weeks ahead - a daunting prospect. Whilst not able to pull the Panthers over the line against the Bills, Scam Newton (21-38, 229 yds, 2TD) served Stowie nicely, as did his RB and WR corps (Mendenhall - 66 yds, TD; Miller - 69 yds, TD; Wallace - 116 yds, TD; Cobb - 128 yds, TD; Thomas - 47 yds, TD).
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<p style='margin: 0cm 0cm 10pt; text-align: justify;]Team Simonoz(106) lost to Waito's Warriors (111)
<p style='margin: 0cm 0cm 10pt; text-align: justify;]In the game of the round, which went down to the wire, the defending champs scraped home by 5 pts to kick of the new season 2-0.
<p style='margin: 0cm 0cm 10pt; text-align: justify;]Team Simonoz (Simonoz): 2 words (actually, 1 word and 1 letter) - Steelers D!!!!! Needing only 2 pts from the much vaunted Steelers D in MNF, the Steelers managed to hit the negatives (-3 to be exact), to blow the margin in this tussle out to 5 pts, in what was a unbelievable end to a ripping encounter. For Team Simonoz, none were better than D-Jax (193 yds, TD) who was super getting onto the end of Vicks lashes downfield, whilst Dezzy Bryant (141 yds, TD) continued his rise up the ranks of best WR's in the game, McFadden (129 yds, FUML) didn't get injured, Bradford (32-55, 352 yds, 3TD) surprised against Atlanta and Jermichael (65 yds, TD) actually held onto some catches!! But along with the Steelers, it was Kaepernick throwing 13-18, 127 yds and 3 INT which were fatal in the end.
<p style='margin: 0cm 0cm 10pt; text-align: justify;]Waito's Warriors (Waito): The Warriors survived, and can probably thank the Seahawks D and Bengals O'line for that, but they still got the job done like good teams do despite not playing at their best. Megatron (116 yds, 2TD) looked ominous out in the desert, the Muscle Hamster (144 yds) and Freddy Morris (107 yds) likewise (and both should be given the ball more in this authors opinion), and should the Browns start letting T-Richardson (58 yds) off the leash, then this team again will be prove extremely difficult to beat this season. They have recruited a nice TE in Cameron (95 yds) who is figuring plenty in the Browns offence, though perhaps to the detriment of T-Richardson, but despite Schaub (26-48, 298 yds, 3TD) posting good numbers, their QB stocks don't inspire and might need attention should one (or two) of their superstar RB's and WR's go down.
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