Saturday, October 1, 2011

Power Rankings: Week 4

Once again, I don't have time to comment on these, I hope you can all forgive me. At least I actually put these out every week, unlike those cuntholes Fred and Taylor. WHEY MY PICKS AT? WHEY MY 12Q AT?



 TEAM   RANK      REC     WHAT WE'VE LEARNED
SNFL Carnegie PantyRaiders    1 (3)   3-0
SNFL Core Protection    2 (1)   3-0
SNFL themadoompaloompas    3 (2)   3-0
SNFL The DAWGS    4 (5)   2-1
SNFL Las Tortugas Negras    5 (8)   2-1
SNFL Q    6 (6)   2-1
SNFL Team Canuckistan    7 (4)   1-2
SNFL The Lance Armstrongs    8 (7)   1-2
SNFL Mud Eaters    9 (10)   0-3
SNFL Eleven's Elevolutionaries   10 (9)   0-3
SNFL The Ox   11 (11)   1-2
SNFL THE TACO KINGS   12 (12)   0-3

-Jon

P.S.: SFC to go 5-0 this week

Friday, September 23, 2011

Power Rankings: Week 3

As voted on by four SNFL owners. If you want more accurate ranks in the future, send them to me every week by Thursday night. Also, since most of you guys can't even bother to send me ranks, I don't feel like commenting on these, so use your imagination (no but really I've been busy this week, don't hate)

Fred's Gay

Those of you with keen eyes may have noticed that the above is indeed a red panda. But now onto the meat of this post...

 TEAM   RANK      REC     WHAT WE'VE LEARNED BLANK SPACE OH YEAH
SNFL Core Protection    1 (2)   2-0
SNFL themadoompaloompas    2 (6)   2-0
SNFL Carnegie PantyRaiders    3 (1)   2-0
SNFL Team Canuckistan    4 (3)   1-1
SNFL The DAWGS    5 (10)   1-1
SNFL Q    6 (9)   1-1
SNFL The Lance Armstrongs    7 (11)   1-1
SNFL Las Tortugas Negras    8 (4)   1-1
SNFL Eleven's Elevolutionaries    9 (7)   0-2
SNFL Mud Eaters   10 (8)   0-2
SNFL The Ox   11 (5)   1-1
SNFL The Taco Kings   12 (12)   0-2

Good luck in Week 3. Except for Quinton, I hope all his players get AIDS on Sunday.

-Jon

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Wednesday, September 21, 2011

12 Observations: Week 3

1. themadoompaloompas: The biggest surprise this year, ‘oompaloopas have dominated their competition in a record setting way. Last year, this owner took on the brutal task of reorganizing the defunct Silly Nannies, and ended up in last place. Now, they hold what looks like the Fantasy MVP, Tom Brady, at their disposal. Oh, and some guy named Adrian Peterson… no big deal!

2. Carnegie PantyRaiders: Alright, I’ll say it… I may have misjudged this team in the preseason. Clearly they hold two of the most explosive RBs in the league. On top of that, Rex Grossman (need I repeat that?) REX GROSSMAN is supplying this team with impressive numbers. I’ll hold off on my predictions.

3. Core Protection: Their WRs are as dominate or even more dominate than I expected. Unlike like the tightly contested NFC, it is clear that Core Protection is the king of the SFC. So far, this team has avoided injuries, but remember: last year this team went 2-0 to start the season. After that… they lost 6 straight.

4. The DAWGS: You thought their RBs were dead?! With the help of Fred Jackson, this team dominated last week. The loss of Miles Austin will hurt, especially after he had 30+ points last week. If this team can keep up the consistent play (which plagued them last year) they’ll be tough to stop. This week’s matchup with rival Mud Eaters will prove whether this team is ready to compete.

5. Team Canuckistan: They may have (defiantly did) hit the jackpot with Rob Gronkowski, but their starting QB, Tony Romo got banged up last week. It’ll be interesting to see how they manage their injures. Luckily, they have a great matchup this week against a team they have only lost once to in 7 games.

6. The Lance Armstrongs: This quiet owner had many on edge. Their laid back approach had many questioning if they had the ability to compete in the SNFL. Defeating the runner up to the SFC Championship was a good way to disprove those assumptions. Not to mention, they may have hit the goldmine with Cam Newton, who’s thrown for over 400+ yards the last two games.

7. Q: After week 1, it seemed clear that this team was going to be the worst team in the league just like the preseason polls had predicted. That turned out not to be the case. No better way to show up the haters than beating last year’s SNFL Champion. Darren McFadden is turning out to be a true stud, and with QB Aaron Rodgers, they can put up some monster points.

8. The Ox: Someone wishes they had taken Ray Rice with the second overall pick rather than Jamaal Charles. This team is already at a cross road in their season, and it’s only week 3. Each move they make become more and more significant to their season (no pressure). Make on bad pick up and the season is over, however plenty of teams last year faced similar adversity and made the playoffs. This is where your skills are truly put to the test.

9. LasTortugas AmarillasHwangsaeg: Don’t over react!! Week 2 was unfortunate, but who could predict the pathetic numbers by DeSean Jackson and Wes Welker? With Charles down, McCluster could turn out to be a steal. This is going to be one of those teams that goes up and down all season, and with a matchup against the defending SNFL Champion coming up… there are going to be a few more downs.

10. Eleven'sElevenElevolutionaries: The preseasons number 2 ranked team is falling fast! Chris Johnson’s slow start will eventually end, but they have a serious TE issue. What happens Sunday night? Michael Vick goes down with a concussion! Luckily for Eleven, it doesn’t seem that bad, but we’ll see what happens. They better hope Vick is back for their game, because they’re got to play the dominate Core Protection who is lucking for vengeance for VJaxgate last year.

11. Mud Eaters: Well well well well well… 0-2, no Arian Foster, and now they’ve got to play against the only team they’ve never beat… 2010 seems so far away. After losing the PWC Bowl II, they’ve continued to lose (3 straight). Steve Smith is turning out to be better than expected. That will help since a lot of their sleepers aren’t living up to expectations. Let’s not forget, the Mud Eaters are completely healthy.

12. THE TACO KINGS: Either this team completely sucks, or the football gods absolutely hate Mexicans. THE TACO KINGS have been beat by at least 45+ points in their past two games. This team has the least amount of points in the SNFL, as well as the most amount of points scored on them. In fact, they almost have more PA them than the top scoring team, themadoompaloompas, has PF! GOOD NEWS: THE TACO KINGS play themadoompaloompas this week!!

-Taylor

Tuesday, September 20, 2011

Quick Glance: Week 3

  • Mud Eaters v. The DAWGS

o The DAWGS are 2-0 against the Mud Eaters (and currently playing them in a fantasy baseball championship game).

  • LasTortugas AmarillasHwangsaeg v. Team Canuckistan

o A matchup of two Original Four teams, Team Canukistan is 6-1 in the regular season against LasTortugas.

  • The Lance Armstrongs v. Q

o This is the first matchup between these two teams.

  • Core Protection v. Eleven'sElevenElevolutionaries

o Core Protection is 2-1 in the regular season against Eleven. The last meeting between these two teams resulted in the VJax scandal during the first round of the playoffs, which caused Core Protection to lose to Eleven.

  • The Ox v. Carnegie PantyRaiders

o The Ox is 0-2 against the Carnegie PantyRaiders in the regular season; however, in last year’s playoffs, The Ox defeated the Carnegie PantyRaiders in the first round.

  • themadoompaloompas v. THE TACO KINGS

o This is the first matchup between these two teams.

ü themadoompaloompas broke the Mud Eaters' record for most points in a game with 173.65 points.

ü themadoompaloompas also broke the record for largest point differential in a game with 96.4 points.

ü Going back to week 14 of last year’s SNFL season, themadoompaloompas have had over 100 points in three straight games.

ü Currently, the longest win streak is held by themadoompaloompas (3 going back to week 14 of last year).

ü themadoompaloompas are on pace to break the Mud Eaters record for total points in a regular season (1641.35) with 1815.45 points.

ü The Mud Eaters have lost two straight games for the first time in team history. Going back to the PWC Bowl II, they have lost 3 straight.

ü Q beat Team Canuckistan and themadoompaloompas beat The Ox for the first time in their history

ü The Lance Armstrongs became the first of the two new expansion teams to get their first victory.

-Taylor

Friday, September 16, 2011

I wish she was in our league. Mostly because she is hot, also cause she picks players based on their sexiness (so I'm sure she drafted Marshawn Lynch).

Thursday, September 15, 2011

Power Rankings: Week 2

Here are this week's ranks, brought to you by Netflix® - Watch TV Shows Online!.

The ranks this week were decided by the votes of 5 SNFL owners. If you want to vote for future rankings, make sure you send me your ranks by Thursday each week. Enjoy.


 TEAM   RANK      REC     WHAT WE'VE LEARNED
SNFL Carnegie PantyRaiders    1 (8)   1-0 Jaime should be more careful next time he faces Daniel or he'll end up with a rape lawsuit on his hands.
SNFL Core Protection    2 (3)   1-0
Fred's team is kinda good, I guess.
SNFL Team Canuckistan    3 (1)   1-0
With a Week 1 victory, Jon becomes the first SNFL owner to reach 20 career wins.
SNFL Las Tortugas Negras    4 (11)   1-0
It is completely possible to masturbate to Wes Welker without being gay.
SNFL The Ox    5 (7)   1-0
You can win games even if your opponent's bench outscores your starters.
SNFL themadoomploompas    6 (9)   1-0
Bhavik isn't in last place? I must be dreaming!
SNFL Eleven's Elevolutionaries    7 (2)   0-1
I can't think of anything so just click this instead.
SNFL Mud Eaters    8 (6)   0-1
Fantasy football success doesn't carry over from one season to the next.
SNFL Q    9 (12)   0-1
Is it ironic that John was defeated by Rice?
SNFL The DAWGS   10 (4)   0-1
Taylor's only criterion for drafting RB's this year was that they must have the durability of a newborn hemophiliac baby with glass bones.
SNFL The Lance Armstrongs   11 (10)   0-1
You can competely ignore your team still score more points than 2 other teams.
SNFL The Taco Kings   12 (5)   0-1
If you convert Daniel's score to Pesos, he scored 1118.80 points this week! Amazing!!!



-Jon