Vegas - Oklahoma Trade

Vegas trades QB Brett Favre (G.B) and their 7th round pick to Oklahoma for CB Patrick Surtain (K.C).

This trade is official!

Waunakee-Dayton Trade

Waunakee send Inside Linebacker Victor Hobson and Nose Tackle Jason Ferguson to Dayton in exchange for Defensive Tackle Pat Williams and Dayton's third.

Circleville-Dayton Trade

Circleville get KR/CB Justin Miller and Tomahawks get KR/CB Terrance McGee

Test

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Dayton - Circleville Trade

Dayton Tomahawks send to Circleville Destroyers

Carson Palmer, QB
Alge Crumpler, TE,
DJ Hackett, WR
Kendrick Vincent, OG
Dayton 2007 1st
Dayton 2007 4th

in exchange for

Alex Smith, QB
Alex Smith, TE
Circleville 2007 1st
Circleville 2007 2nd
Donte Stallworth, WR
Pat Williams, DT
Takeo Spikes, OLB

Norfolk - Mashers Trade

Norfolk trades DB Gerald Sensabaugh (Jax) to Mashers for G/T Mike Gandy (Buff).

This trade is official!

New York - Mashers Trade

The Mashers trade their 2nd round pick and S Will Allen (TB) and WR/Pr/Kr Nate Burleson (Sea) to New York for CB/Pr/KR Pacman Jones.

This trade is official!

Wisconsin - Rochester Trade

The Wisconsin Stooges trade their 2nd and 3rd rd. picks to Rochester for RB Travis Henry (Tenn).

This trade is official!

Mashers - Pecatonica Trade

The Mashers trade DE Kyle VandenBosch (Tenn), NT Chris Hoke (Pitt), and LB Carlos Emmons (NYG) to Pecatonica for NT Jamal Williams (SD).

This trade is official!

Oklahoma - Chatham Trade

Oklahoma trades S Sammy Knight (KC) and their 2nd round pick to Chatham for New York's 2nd round pick (belongs to Chatham) and Chatham's 9th round pick.

This trade is official!

Waunakee - Oklahoma Trade

Waunakee trades RB Fred Taylor (Jax) to Oklahoma for DE Adewale Ogunleye (Chicago) and MLB Zach Thomas (Miami)

This trade is official!

DaGints - Mashers Trade

DaGints trade their 5th and 9th round picks and LB Carlos Emmons to the Mashers for DE Patrick Kerney (Atl), QB Matt Cassell (NE), LB Lamar Marshall (Washington), and the Mashers 15th round pick.

This trade is official!

DaGints - Philly Trade

DaGints trade TE Jeremy Shockey (NYG) and WR Marcus Robinson (Minn) to Philadelphia for WR Braylon Edwards (Cleveland) and Philly's 7th round pick.

This trade is official!

Mashers - Ann Arbor Trade

The Mashers trade OLB Derrick Brooks (T.B) to Ann Arbor for DE Charles Grant (N.O).

This trade is official!

Ann Arbor - Washington Trade

Ann Arbor trades their 1st and 3rd round picks to Washington for their 1st and 3rd round picks and TE Jason Witten (Dallas).

This trade is official.

Wisconsin - Chatham Trade

Wisconsin trades their 5th round pick and S OJ Atogwe (STL) to Chatham for their 2nd round pick and MLB Rob Morris (Indy).

This trade is official!

Bloomington - Mashers Trade

Bloomington trades their 7th and 8th round picks to the Mashers for OT Sean Locklear (Seattle) and TE Jermaine Wiggins (Minnesota).

This trade is official!

DaGints - Bloomington Trade

DaGints trade S Ryan Clark (Pittsburgh), Wr Eric Parker (S.D), and Wr Keenan McCardell (S.D) to Bloomington for Bloomington's 5th, 6th, and 13th round picks.

This trade is official!

Chatham - Washington

Chatham trades QB Charlie Frye to Washington for OT Wayne Gandy (Atlanta) and C Hank Fraley (Cleveland).

This trade is official!

New York - Chatham Trade

New York trades their 2nd round pick to Chatham for Wr Jerricho Cotchery (NYJ)

Trade is official!

Wisconsin-Bloomington Trade

Wisconsin trades DE Chauncey Davis (Atlanta), DT Kindal Moorehead (Carolina), and their 9th round pick to Bloomington for C Scott Wells (Green Bay).

This trade is official!

Bloomington - Washington (previously S.F)

Bloomington trades their 2nd and 4th round picks to Washington for S Chris Hope (Tenn), LB James Harrison (Pitt), CB Demarcus Faggins (Houston), DL Kimo Von Oelhoffen (NYJ), and S Robert Griffith (Arizona).

Both teams have taken care of their league fees so this trade is "official".

Mashers-Chatham Trade

The Mashers trade CB Deshea Townsend (Pitt), S Dwight Smith (Minn) and their 6th round pick to Chatham for WR Mark Clayton (Balt), RB Mike Anderson (Balt) and Chatham's 13th round pick.

Argonauts - Stooges Trade

Wisconsin trades CB Nathan Vasher (Chic) to Washington Argonauts for S OJ Atogwe (Stl) and LB Joey Porter (Pitt). This trade is official, we have received payments from both Jason and Bob.

DaGints-Chatham Trade

DaGints have traded RB Kevin Jones (Det) to Chatham for LB David Thornton (Tenn) and Chatham's 6th round pick. This trade is official since we have already received both teams league fees.

Trades begin

The Mashers trade G Jamar Nesbit, New Orleans to Washington for NT Chris Hoke, Pittsburgh.

ASFLC Draft Order

In case you are wondering, the following is the draft order for the upcoming ASFLC Draft in September!

1. Philadelphia 4-12
2. Bloomington 5-11
3. Winnemucca 5-11
4. Tustin 6-10
5. Circleville 6-10 (formerly Hunstville)
6. Bucky 6-10
7. New York 6-10
8. Ann Arbor 7-9
9. Long Island 7-9
10. Vegas 7-9
11. Cincinnati 7-9
12. Pecatonica 7-9 (name will change)
13. Eau Claire 7-9
14. San Diego 8-8
15. Chatham 9-7
16. Darien 9-7
17. Rochester 9-7
18. Norfolk 9-7
19. Wisconsin 10-6
20. Waunakee 11-5
21. Oklahoma 11-5
22. Mashers 11-5
23. DaGints 12-4
24. Washington 13-3 (formerly San Francisco)

The draft order was determined by regular season records. The tie-breaker procedure is below (taken directly from the website).

* “Draft order will go by best records.
In the case of two teams having the same record, the tiebreaker will be broken first by which team went further in the playoffs and secondly by point differential. The championship teams will always close out the order with the runner-up being 23rd, and the champion going last.”

ASFLC - July

Men,

It is that time of year again!!

The strat-o-matic previews are on the strat website and you can pre-order your new strat game now. The ASFLC is full with 24 owners and a few owners on a waiting list. We are excited to see our league continue and hopefully this year will be better than ever.

We currently have 3 new owners:
Jeff Coulter - Florida
Nelson Jones - Illinois
Gary Lemaster - Ohio

Remember that we use this "blog" for our 18 round (3 week) draft in September.

Also, my brother and I will be proposing a rule change in the next couple of weeks. We will submit to you the 2 options and than ask for a league-wide owners vote. My brother and I will only vote in the case of a tie from the other 22 owners.

But for now, enjoy a little more time off!!

Jerry and John Croyts
jcroyts@hotmail.com
jdc1169@aol.com

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www.angelfire.com/planet/asflc/index.html

San Fran - Super Bowl Champs!!

Another impressive performance by San Fran's defense leads them to a Super Bowl victory!!

S.F beats DaGints 19-3 and wins the ASFLC Super Bowl III. Congratulations to Jason Bergmann as he finishes another fine season with his first Championship!

Congratulations to John Croyts and his DaGints on their 3rd consecutive Super Bowl appearance.

DaGints finish the season with a 14-5 mark and S.F finishes with a 16-2 record.

Thanks to all the owners who made this season so enjoyable. Our first season as commissioners went far better than expected and we are excited about continuing our league for many years to come. Hopefully the majority of our owners will return and we will be able to add a few more dependable owners in the offseason.

Also, watch for the results of the Pro Bowl game as we head into the offseason.

Thanks again!

San Fran - AFC Champs!

Congratulations to San Fran led by Jason Bergmann as they repeat as AFC Champs and return to the Super Bowl. San Fran returns after defeating the Mashers in a low scoring defensive struggle, 14-5. The Mashers scored first on a safety and then added a field goal to take a 5-0 lead. But on the next play San Fran ran the kickoff back for a touchdown and took the lead 7-5. It stayed 7-5 most of the way until Willie Parker scored from 3 yards out. Once S.F went up 14-5, the Mashers started turning the ball over and never did get any offense generated. The Mashers finish for the second year in a row as AFC runner-ups while S.F finds themselves right back in the same place they were a year ago. This year they will try and defeat last year's Super Bowl Champion DaGints.

DaGints - NFC Champs

DaGints win the NFC Championship over Oklahoma 34-3. Congratulations to John Croyts and his DaGints for making it to their 3rd straight ASFLC Super Bowl. After losing the first year, they won their first Super Bowl trophy a year ago. Now they look to repeat after defeating Oklahoma. Oklahoma, led by Bill Hart is to be congratulated on a great turnaround. Oklahoma went from worst to first in their division and made it all the way to the Championship Game.

DaGints will play the winner of the AFC Championship Game between the Mashers and San Francisco.

AFC / NFC Championship Games

Our league is down to the Final Four!! Only 3 more games: AFC & NFC Championship Games and the Super Bowl.

AFC Championship Game:
The Mashers at San Francisco
A Rematch of last year's AFC Championship game in which San Fran won pretty convincingly. The two teams also played during the season and the Mashers won with a late touchdown. San Fran looks to make it to their second straight Super Bowl and the Mashers look to overcome S.F and make it to their first ever Super Bowl. San Fran finished this season with the best record in the league at 13-3 while the Mashers won their division at 11-5.

NFC Championship Game:
Oklahoma at DaGints
A matchup between the two best records in the NFC. DaGints at 12-4 and Oklahoma at 11-5. Oklahoma continues their amazing season after finishing last year with a 3-13 record and the first pick of the draft. This year they won their division and now face last year's Super Bowl Champion DaGints in the NFC Championship Game. DaGints look to get back to the Super Bowl for the 3rd straight season after losing to Eau Claire in the first ever ASFLC Super Bowl and then winning the Super Bowl last season vs. San Fran.

San Fran wins

The last divisional playoff game is in. San Fran defeats Wisconsin 34-20. Willie Ponder returned the opening kickoff 99 yards for a touchdown and S.F never looked back. This sets up a rematch of last year's AFC Championship Game between the Mashers and San Francisco. S.F won last year and played DaGints in the Super Bowl. DaGints are also trying to get back to the Super Bowl as they face Oklahoma in the NFC Championship Game.

Oklahoma wins!

Oklahoma wins a nailbiter! Norfolk led most of the way and took a 10 point lead early in the fourth quarter. Down 27-17, Oklahoma scores a touchdown with 8:42 to go to pull the game within a field goal. Oklahoma on its final drive reaches the 4 yard line with :30 seconds to play. Kurt Warner finds L.J. Smith in the endzone for a touchdown and a 31-27 win. Congratulations to Norfolk on a great season led by 1st year coach George Torres. Oklahoma moves on to play DaGints in the NFC Championship Game.

DaGints win

DaGints defeat Rochester 27-14 to eliminate Rochester from the playoffs. DaGints return to the NFC Championship Game after winning the Super Bowl last season. DaGints will play the winner of the Norfolk - Oklahoma divisonal playoff game. Congratulations to Rochester on an excellent season and a great comeback from a 1-5 start led by Kenny O'berg!

Mashers defeat Waunakee

The Mashers defeat Waunakee 35-20 to move on to the AFC Championship Game. The Mashers will play in their second straight Championship Game after losing last year to San Fran. The Mashers will play the winner of the Wisconsin - San Fran divisional playoff game. Wisconsin and San Fran played last year in the divisional playoffs with S.F winning 17-10. Congratulations to Waunakee on a great season led by 1st year coach Dale Ripley!

ASFLC Divisional Round

The wildcard games are all in and now we move on to the divisional round of the playoffs.

Here are the matchups:

AFC
1. Waunakee (11-5) at the Mashers (11-5)
This is a rematch of a regular season game in which the Mashers won by a field goal in overtime.
2. Wisconsin (10-6) at San Francisco (13-3)
This game is also a rematch of a regular season game in which San Fran beat Wisconsin convincingly.

NFC
1. Rochester (9-7) at DaGints (12-4)
These are two division opponents in the NFC East. They split the season series with the DaGints winning the first game by 3 points and Rochester winning the rematch also by a field goal.
2. Norfolk (9-7) at Oklahoma (11-5)
This is also a rematch from a regular season game in which Norfolk won.

Should be a good second round of the playoffs!!

Norfolk moves on

Norfolk moves on to the divisional round by defeating Darien 37-24. Norfolk will now play NFC Central Division Champion Oklahoma coached by Bill Hart. Bill Hart is the "comeback coach of the year". Oklahoma went from worst to first in their division. Putting up an 11-5 record after having the first pick in last year's draft. It should be an exciting game against Norfolk. Congratulations to Norfolk's coach George Torres on his first ASFLC Playoff victory!!

Wisconsin moves on

Wisconsin beats Eau Claire for the 3rd time this season. Like both other games, Wisconsin holds on to win by a touchdown, 31-24. Eau Claire finished the game at Wisconsin's 5 yard line but failed on downs to get the ball in the end zone. Wisconsin moves on to the divisional round to play #1 seed San Fran.

Rochester moves on

Rochester beats Chatham 14-13 in the wildcard round. Rochester moves on to play the DaGints in the divisional round. Oklahoma waits to play the winner of the Norfolk - Darien wildcard game.

Waunakee moves on!

The first wildcard game is in and it wasnt close!! Waunakee led by Daunte Culpepper knocked Pecatonica out of the playoffs with a 38-0 blowout. Waunakee moves on to play the Mashers in the divisional round. San Fran waits to play the winner of the Wisconsin -Eau Claire wildcard game.

Wildcard Week

We have what appears to be 4 good matchups for Wildcard Week!

In the AFC we have:
Pecatonica (7-9) at Waunakee (11-5)
This is a rematch of an earlier game this year. It was a low scoring affair with Waunakee winning 13-3. Neither team did alot on offense but that was early in the year. Expect this game to be much higher scoring. Waunakee has put up over 480 points this season, averaging 30 a game under first year head coach Dale Ripley. Waunakee (last year's Apex) won last year's wild card game vs. New York before losing a close divisional playoff game to the Mashers. Pecatonica surprisingly beat Vegas in week 16 to earn the final playoff spot. Pecatonica (last year's Antioch) did not make the playoffs a year ago.

Eau Claire (7-9) at Wisconsin (10-6)
This is also a rematch between two division teams. They just played each other in week 14 and Wisconsin won a low scoring game. Earlier this season Wisconsin won their other matchup. Wisconsin won both games by 7 points. Wisconsin has also put up approximately 30 points per game. Both Wisconsin and Eau Claire make the playoffs for the third straight year. Eau Claire and Wisconsin also played in last year's wildcard game with Wisconsin winning that game as well. Should be a good game between 2 division opponent coaches (Bob Stooges and Steve Brandvold) who know each other well.

In the NFC we have:
Rochester (9-7) at Chatham (9-7)
This is also a rematch from a game earlier this season. Rochester won that shootout over Chatham 36-30. Rochester, coached by Kenny Oberg, turned their season around after a 1-5 start. Last year Rochester won their wild-card game against Ann Arbor before losing a heartbreaker in the divisional playoff round to Bloomington. Chatham (last year's Seaside) had double digit losses and didnt come close to making the playoffs. This has been a good, quick turnaround by first year coach Sean Crawford. Should be another exciting high scoring affair.

Norfolk (9-7) at Darien (9-7)
This is the only game of the week that isnt a rematch from earlier in the season. Both teams finished 2nd in their divisions with a 9-7 record. Darien did not make the playoffs one year ago and have comeback nicely under head coach Ed Freimuth. Norfolk (last year's Guinness) missed last year's playoffs even though they had a solid 10-6 record. Both teams have the ability to put up alot of points and yet have solid defenses. Norfolk's coach George Torres has done a nice job in his first year. This should be another exciting game!

Good luck guys and looking forward to hearing the results!

ASFLC Playoffs

Everyone should have received the "final" league manager. After doing all the tiebreaker scenarios, here is how the playoffs look:

NFC
#1 seed - DaGints (won NFC East) 12-4
#2 seed - Oklahoma (won NFC Central) 11-5
#3 seed - Chatham (won NFC West) 9-7
#4 seed - Darien 9-7
#5 seed - Norfolk 9-7
#6 seed - Rochester 9-7

** Tiebreakers
The first 3 seeds were easy because they each won their division and had different records.
The 4-5-6 seeds all had the same records. According to NFL.com, if 2 of the teams are in the same division, you first find out which team earned 2nd place in their division. So, since Norfolk beat Rochester both times. Norfolk is awarded 2nd place in the division and Rochester is 3rd place in the NFC east. So, the 4th seed is only between Darien and Norfolk. The first step is head to head between the 2 teams. since they did not play, we move to the second step which is conference record. Darien's conference record was 7-5. Norfolk's conference record was 6-6. Therefore, Darien is awarded the 4th seed and Norfolk the 5th with Rochester taking the final 6th seed.


AFC
#1 seed - San Fran (won AFC west) 13-3
#2 seed - Mashers (won AFC central) 11-5
#3 seed - Waunakee (won AFC east) 11-5
#4 seed - Wisconsin 10-6
#5 seed - Eau Claire 7-9
#6 seed - Pecatonica 7-9

** Tiebreakers
This was obviously much more difficult. The #1 seed was easy with San Fran having the best record. The Mashers take the number 2 seed because of their overtime victory earlier in the season versus Waunakee. So, Waunakee then takes the 3rd seed. Wisconsin is the best record of all the wild-card teams so they take the 4th seed.

Now it gets really tricky. There were 4 teams with a 7-9 record. According to NFL.com the first thing we do is deal with any 2 teams who are in the same division. Which was Pecatonica and Vegas. In their head to head matchups, Pecatonica beat Vegas both times. This takes Vegas out of the tiebreaker. Now the three remaining teams (Long Island, Eau Claire, Pecatonica) go head to head to head. If any team won against both of the other opponents, then they would get the next seed. So the #5 seed goes to Eau Claire since they beat both Long Island and Pecatonica. So, the 6th seed comes down to Long Island or Pecatonica. We go back to head to head and Pecatonica beat Long Island, therefore eliminating Long Island and giving Pecatonica the #6th seed.

I hope this is clear. (You can check all the tiebreaker scenarios with the "tiebreaker rules" we sent out a few weeks ago.

So, here are the playoff matchups:

NFC Wildcard
Rochester (9-7) at Chatham (9-7)
Norfolk (9-7) at Darien (9-7)

DaGints and Oklahoma - byes


AFC Wildcard
Pecatonica (7-9) at Waunakee (11-5)
Eau Claire (7-9) at Wisconsin (10-6)

San Fran and Mashers - byes


I will send out the files for these games on Tuesday. You will then have 1 week to play your games.

If you have any questions, please feel free to email us at jcroyts@hotmail.com or jdc1169@aol.com

Thanks

ASFLC

Week 8 Chatham 30 Cincy 14

This one was against the computer... second time I've faced the computer coach and this time with better results. Mike Anderson was big with more than 120 yards rushing and Charlie Frye filled in for Boller and looked good going 20 for 28 with a TD. TJ Houshmanzadeh also had a big day.
Chatham is 4-4... winning two straight after a 3 game losing skid.

ASFLC Trade

Mashers-DaGints Trade

The DaGints trade CB Sheldon Brown and DB Curome Cox to the Mashers for CB Ellis Hobbs and S Ryan Clark

Week 6 Finals

Huntsville 28
Chatham 24

Huntsville pressured the Coyotes all day, even getting a safety in the final quarter. But with :15 left, Kyle Boller hit Patrick Crayton over the middle in a vacated flat and he dashed over 30 yards for the score. HOWEVER... a holding penalty on Chatham called it back and preserved the win for the Ravens. Julius Jones had 142 yards rushing for the Coyotes, but Steven Jackson of Huntsville managed 132 yards and Donovan McNabb threw for 293. Chatham falls to 2-4.

Roster moves

I thought we were only allowed one roster move per "cycle"? I'm seeing multiple moves here and from what I remember the limit was one cycle. Wasn't it something like one move every 3 weeks or something like that?

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DaGints waive DE Marco Coleman and DT Ed Jasper and sign DE Kenyon Coleman and NT/DE Spencer Johnson

Mashers-Winnemucca Trade

The Mashers trade MLB Danny Clark to Winnemucca for SS Ryan Clark

WAUNAKEE roster moves!

Waunakee waives:
OT Todd Fordham
DT Spencer Johnson
DB Bhawoh Jue
K Jeff Reed

Waunakee signs:
DT Craig Terrill (SEA)
DT Demetrin Veal (DEN)
DB Dexter McCleon (HOU)
K Ryan Longwell (MIN)

Dale

Tustin roster move

Waive K Longwell, add K R. Gould CHI.

I might as well start building for next year

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The Mashers waive WR Kelley Washington and sign WR Terrance Copper

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DaGints waive LB Raonall Smith (STL) and sign DB Curome Cox (Den)

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Chatham 23 Tustin 16

Tustin started out with a 10-0 lead before the Chatham Coyotes finally woke up. They held Rudi Johnson and the Tustin ground game to less than 3 yards a carry. Meanwhile Julius Jones pounded the defense for 112 yards and a TD. Kyle Boller looked sharp going 18 of 25 with a scoring toss. Tustin's Brad Johnson threw for a pair of touchdowns in the loss.

Chatham goes to 2-1

Norfolk defeats Rochester 37-21

The Norfolk Neptunes gained their first win in week 3 by defeating the Rochester Absolut Goofs 37-21 at Foreman Field in Norfolk Va.

Two critical turnovers late in the first quarter by the Goofs proved to be the difference as Norfolk bolted to a 14-0 lead and never really looked back.

Tiki Barber (24 rushes-42 yards) fumbled at the Rochester 13 and DT Keith Traylor recovered and returned it to the 10. Norfolk punches it in on a 5yd Steve McNair to Warrick Dunn pass.

On Rochester's next drive, Eli Manning (was picked off by Dunta Robinson and the latter returned the ball 25 yards to the Rochester 10. McNair hit FB Tony Richardson with an 8 yard pass. Phil Dawson added the point after to make it 14-0.

The Neptunes got up 31-6 in the third before Rochester was able to make up ground for the final margin.

Eli Manning was 15-32 for 200 yds 1 TD/1 INT.
Steve McNair was 16-31 for 155 yds and 2 TD.
Warrick Dunn was the leading rusher with 74 yd on 11 carries.
Phil Dawson had 4xps and 3 FG (44,41,28).

Kenny Oberg hosted as I was having troubles hosting the game. Better luck to Ken next time as I think luck did play a huge part of this ball game

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San Diego Rips Chatham 45-19 Week 2

Curtis blew open a close game in the second half, outscoring the Coyotes 45-19. Solid play from Shaun Alexander (20-114) and Drew Bledsoe (16-22-273-2) helped ice it. Ty Law picked off Kyle Boller in the closing seconds and ran it back 98 yards for the final score.

Boller was forced to throw in the second half and wound up 27-46-279-1 with a pair of picks. Chatham actually held the ball 10 minutes longer but San Diego's bend but don't break defense did the job. Chatham's top draft pick, Lofa Tatupu, was injured for half the game and wound up with only 3 tackles.

San Diego is 2-0. Chatham 0-1 has yet to play its week 1 game.

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Men,

I just wanted to give you an update of what has been happening in our league thus far:

Week 1 games played so far:
Mashers 37, Wisconsin 24
Cincy 21, Rochester 18
Ann Arbor 27, Bloomington 24
San Diego 33, Tustin 13

and the game of the week so far:
Super Bowl Champion DaGints 27,
Division Rival Norfolk 24

This game came down to a field goal with :15 seconds left tied at 24. Staring overtime in the face after missing (2) 2-9 field goals earlier in the game, Olindo Mare hit the game winning field goal. Even with :08 seconds left, DaGints head coach John Croyts still had to make a difficult decision. Kick deep and give Ladell Betts a "chance" to return. Betts has a touchdown on 2. Or to kick an onside kick and give McNair a chance for a hail mary - or the possibility of Warrick Dunn around the end and "long gain". Coach Croyts chose to kick the onsider with the hopes of recovering it and "taking a knee". No such luck! Norfolk recovered at his own 45 and decided for one more hail mary. He had already hit a "long gain" on the roll of 10 on his long pass card called "right" with 3:30 to go - for a 64 yard touchdown pass to Muhsin Muhammed and then converted a 2 point conversion to tie the game at 24. McNair threw one more "long pass" and hit the roll of 9 on his card, which is 28 yards. One "roll" away from another "long gain". And the game ended with Norfolk in field goal position but no time on the clock!!

I thought I would include the write up on this from the two head coaches:

(George of Norfolk)
Hey guys, what an exciting game John and I had. What a wonderful experience (even in losing). We finished after 2am. I went to work on fumes yesterday but what a rush. After taking a 16-10 lead, I couldn't stop Brady and the boys in the 4th quarter, but I was shocked when McNair hit Muhammad with that 64 yard bomb and the two-pointer to tie at 24 with over three minutes left. My inexperience with clock management did me in along with Brady methodically moving DaGints down the field for the game winner with :08 left. I gotta lot to learn about the game and handling my defense, but this is great stuff!! This is about as good as it gets!! I am totally stoked about the game, the league and the netplay!! Thanks guys and good luck John with your (high school) team in its playoffs. I just felt lucky to compete with you in the strat game. Very gratifying experience.

(John of DaGints)
George,
What a great email!!!...I thought you called a great game...If you get any better ... look out!!!...
It was a great game...a lot of close calls....things that could have went either way....

And I have to say, I love your enthusiasm.....Jerry and I feel the same way....This league stuff is awesome....we played the board game vs each other (and two brothers) for years......nothing like this netplay stuff!!!!

Good Luck the rest of the year!


Guys, this is what makes this league great!!

Keep the games coming!! Be sure and email your opponents. If your opponent emails you, be sure and email back asap to let them know you received it and what your intentions are in scheduling the game. There is nothing worse than getting "no response"!!

Looking forward to seeing many more "post game files" this coming week!!

Jerry Croyts
(signing out - all the way from Orlando, Florida)

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Rochester cuts K Robbie Gould, Chicago

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San Diego releases HB William Green, Cleveland

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Sorry, Tustin already picked up LB Vinny Ciurciu. Please pick up a different linebacker.

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Darien completes their roster with two picks:

Ronald Fields, NT, SF
Vinny Ciurciu, LB, CAR

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The Mashers sign NT Mike Wright, N.E and waive LB Niko Koutouvides

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DaGints trade G/T Jamar Nesbit, N.O and ILB Larry Foote, Pittsburgh to the Mashers for DT Corey Simon, Indy and DT Randy Starks, Tennessee

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Just checking what the time frame is for the season... hadn't heard anything in a few days...

Sean (Chatham)

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ASFLC bloomington claims heath evans, ne, fb instead of weaver (already claimed by someone else).

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The Mashers trade RG Terrance Metcalf, Chicago to Rochester for NT Seth Payne, Houston
(Kenny to confirm)

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ASFLC bloomington drops burns, fb, buff and punter landeta. bloomington claims three players: will hunter, db, minn, weaver, fb, sea & edwards, te, ariz

Stooges trade Ferando Bryant (CB Detroit) to Rockers for Tank Williams (Safety)

Stooges trade Ferando Bryant (CB Detroit) to Rockers for Tank Williams (Safety)

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Pecatonica trades G/T Nesbit to
DaGints for C Newberry

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New York Titans have a supplemental pick to complete roster.
Select Kiwaukee Thomas, DB MIA

Chatham Roster Move

Chatham drops our 4th QB Billy Volek -TEN and claims DB Jim Leonhard - BUF

Pecatonica Moves

Pecatonica waives:

T Anthony Alabi
LB Cornelius Wortham

Claims:

C Austin King

TRANSACTION

Waunakee trades HB Samkon Gado and DB Bryant McFadden to Bloomington for HB Chester Taylor and DB Bhawoh Jue.

(Note to Jerry: Bill has confirmed this trade via email but is having issues with the blog as you already know)

--- Dale (Waunakee)

Bloomington looking for a trade

Bloomington

this message is intended for pecatonica or anybody else who needs a center or has a 4 rated safety they can trade. pecatonica has too few centers, bloomington has too many. pecatonica, please get in touch with us at billyjoeandpam@yahoo.com

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DaGints pickup C Jeremy Newberry, S.F
Waive rb Jason Wright, Cleveland

Cin waiver moves

Cincinnati cuts J. Newberry

Cincinnati picks up DT K. Allen, and DB C. Wire.

Next year's picks cannot be traded!

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Gentlemen, please remember that there are no trades involving next year's draft picks. Draft picks can only be traded in the offseason before the draft.

So, the trade between Eau Claire and Bloomington is not valid!

Thanks

Multiplayer Deal

The Waunakee Wildcats trade TE Tony Gonzalez, HB JJ Arrington, KR/LP Chad Morton and WR Kevin Walter to Cincinnati for WR Isaac Bruce, DB/KR/PR Darrent Williams, HB/PR Mewelde Moore and DL Jonathan Babineaux

--- Dale (Waunakee)

Ann Arbor Avenger transaction

Ann Arbor Avengers cut P Andy Lee
picks up FB Leonard Weaver, Seattle

Waunakee transaction

Waunakee waives DT Demetrin Veal

Waunakee signs NT/DE Spencer Johnson (MIN)


--- Dale

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Ann Arbor Avengers cut Akbar Gbaja-Biamila (non carded)
pickup DB Artrell Hawkins, New England

Long Island Cuts

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Long Island cuts Josh Scobey and Shaud Williams (to get under RB max attempts)

Pecatonica Moves Part II

Too many NT/DT for a 3/4

Waive DT Damane Duckett NYG

Pickup OT Chris Colmer TB

Lawrence

Pecatonica Moves

Waive:

Mark Jones LP
Alan Ricard Uncarded FB

Pickup

Olvie Mughelli,FB, Baltimore
Anthony Alabi, T, Miami

Lawrence

R. Brock Available

Chatham has a decent pass rusher... DE Raheem Brock of IND... on the block. I'm deep in that area but would like someone with a lot of upside at another spot.

Eau Claire/Bucky's Trade

Eau Claire Rockers trade Brad Hopkins T Tenn to Bucky's
Bashers for Nick Kaczur T New England.

Rockers will confirm.

Tony Gonzalez

Waunakee is considering moving TE Tony Gonzalez for a great WR or RB or CB.

email me at marillion9@tds .net with offers

Thanks

Dale

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Bears looking trade A. Stecker looking for anything. RB/pk
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BIG TRADE

Bears get Alex Brown DE, Antonio Chapman wr/lp roddy white wr, A Ayodele OLB, A. Leleie Wr, D Rhodes RB/LK

STooges get SteveSmith, ryan neeece, A peek, chris kluwe roydell williams, charlie adams
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Cin cut

Cincinnati cuts K. Ratliff DB/LP does not pick up anyone

Roster moves

The Mashers waive RB Najeh Davenport (No Carded). Need to add 2 linebackers and a defensive tackle. Pick up free agents:
LB Khary Campbell, Washington
LB Niko Koutouvides, Seattle
DT Aubrayo Franklin, Baltimore

Chatham Cuts Down to 54

Chatham releases non carded OL Toniu Fonoti

DaGints

DaGints waive LCB/KR Ahmad Carroll.
Pick-up free agent T Todd Steussie, T.B

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Men,

Any roster moves or trades can be announced by posting them on the blog as of 8:00 am eastern Wednesday, October 4th. All rosters have been finished within the league manager. We are now prepared for any cuts, trades, or acquisitions. Please look over your individual rosters and check the roster limitations. For example: if the limitations say that you must have at least "4" olb's and "2" ilb's and you only have 5 lb's total, then you must make a move to get one more lb. Also, we need to know asap what type of defense you are planning on playing - 3-4 or 4-3. Please email me at jcroyts@hotmail.com with whether your team is playing 3-4 or 4-3. Thanks!

Cincinnati looking to trade

I have D. Williams (DB 4 DEN) up for trade. I am looking to get another CB or DB 4 in return. Williams is a starting 2nd year CB on one of the best defenses in the league. I have a few offers already and would like to have a few more to choose from before making my move. E-mail me at kyle2000_us@yahoo.com with your offers.

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Sorry for the delay on the last pick- still moving.

With their last pick of the 2006 Draft, Darien selects the Balt. Spec/Pen Card.

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With the 15th pick of the 18th round, the Huntsville Ravens select Ifeanyi Ohalete, SS - Cincinnati

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Winnemucca's last pick - QB Bradlee Van Pelt, Denver

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Bloomington's last pick - Devonte Edwards, DB, Minnesota

Tustin's last pick

Eric King DB BUF