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Monday, October 24, 2011

Winning ugly

Although not a familiar scenario, four field goals, one in each quarter, beats one touchdown, in the fourth quarter. And so the skinny cats of Jacksonville (that's in Florida, we think) ate the scrawny birds of Baltimore in tonight's pro pigskin action.

That underdog victory scores 8 points for each of five players in our charity prediction game, moving them all up in the standings. As we head into Week 8, here's where everybody finds themselves:

AKevin 25
PDXileinOmaha 23
Larry Legend 19.5
Michael K. 18
Gordon 16.5
John Ch. 16.5
Eric W. 15.5
jmh 15
genop's gal 14.5
john dull 14.5
genop 14
Pete Rozelle 14
Usual Kevin 14
Carol 13.5
Bob 9.5
Tommy W. 9.5
Annie 9
Biggest Cubs Loser 9
umpire 9
Paul 8.5
Bad Brad 8
John Cr. 8
mna 8
Weavmo 8
Drewbob 7.5
Gary 6
Money Maker 6
Bayou Baby 5
Grizfan 3
Broadway Joe 0
NoPoGuy 0
Ricardo 0
Rudie 0

Comments (4)

Amazing week for the udogs. Too bad the Colts missed so horribly.

whoo hoo! finally off the schneid.

Tried watching the game, but even beer didn't help.

That looked more like Monday morning football...

That was a sad NFL game. Flacco looked like an undertaker at the autopsy of his own offense.
Meanwhile, on the other channel, you had the type of World Series game that seems to happen every year where baseball suddenly looks like a much better sport. The World Series was brilliant last night. The drama - the hero/villain dynamic, and the tension - made the NFL game seem as lame as professional wrestling....at least for one night.

When Beltre cranked the homer that tied the game in the 6th, as he fell to one knee, it was one of the coolest homerun reaction shots since Carlton Fisk.




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