Sam's Week 8 Notes

[Nittany Dodgers]

The Indiana Undead’s 169.55 points was the highest total in team history, surpassing their previous best of 164.45 points scored in week 1 of 2002. It was also the 6th highest score in league history. Jake Plummer’s 44.8 points was the highest QB score in team history, surpassing the previous team record of 35.3 set by Brett Favre in week 3 of 2002. It also was the 7th highest QB score in league history. Priest Holmes’ 49 points was the 2nd highest RB score in team history, behind only Priests’ 57.95 points score in week 13 of 2002. It also tied the 7th highest RB score in league history. Priest has 5 of the top 10 RB games in Frenzy history. Marvin Harrison’s 26.4 points was the 8th highest WR score in team history. Marvin passed Randy Moss to move into 2nd place all time among Frenzy wide receivers. Harrison has 755.2 points in 44 games for a 17.1 average. Moss has 731.2 points in 45 games for a 16.2 average. Doug Brien’s 14.2 points was the 4th highest kicker score in team history.

The Parkwood Predators’ 97.2 points was the 8th lowest total in team history.

The Philadelphia Freedom have tied their best record after 8 weeks at 3-5, done also in 2001 and 2002.

The Royal Hawaiian Opihi have tied their best record after 8 weeks at 5-3, done also in 2003. Trent Green’s 36.6 points was the 4th highest QB total in Opihi history. David Givens’ 26.1 points was the 9th highest WR score in team history.

The Soap Box Derby Cars are having their worst season ever at 2-6. Peyton Manning set a team record with 47.3 points, surpassing the previous team best of 43.65 set by Manning in week 2 of 2001 for the then Indy Dragons. It also was the second highest QB score in league history. Alge Crumpler’s 12.1 points was the 10th highest tight end score in team history. Crumpler passed Tony Gonzalez to become the Derby Cars all time leading tight end. Crumpler has 150.5 points in 20 games for a 7.5 average for the Derby Cars. The Derby Cars passed the Jersey Toxic Waste and moved into 9th place all time with 104.0 PPG. The Waste have 103.9 PPG.

The Liquid Swords are having their best season ever at 5-3. Their 147.5 points was the 5th highest score in team history. Ahman Green’s 34.3 points was the 8th highest RB score in team history. Rod Smith’s 32.15 points was the 3rd highest WR score in team history, and highest since Marvin Harrison set a team record with 39.9 points in week 9 of 2001 for the then Devil Hounds. Randy McMichael set a team record for tight ends with 18.2 points. Josh Brown’s 12.5 points tied the 5th highest kicker score in team history.

Reggie Wayne’s 26.9 points was the 10th highest WR score in Jersey Toxic Waste history.

The Wonder Mutts have tied their best start after 8 games at 6-2, done also in 2002. The Mutts’ 146.35 points was the second highest total in team history, behind only their 147.95 points scored in week 9 of 2002. Vinny Testeverde’s 31.35 points was the 5th highest QB score in team history, and highest for the Mutts since Tom Brady scored 37.1 points in week 10 of 2002. Chris Brown’s 33 points was the 8th highest RB score in team history. Antonio Gates’ 20.8 points was the 2nd highest tight end score in team history, and 8th highest in league history. Jay Feely’s 12.3 points was the 7th highest kicker score in team history. The Mutts defeated the Squirrel Chasers for the first time ever.

The Bay Area Bloodsucking Insects have tied their worst start after 8 weeks at 3-5, done also in 2002. The Insects have lost four games in a row for the first time in franchise history. Shaun Alexander’s 42.3 points was the 3rd highest RB score in team history.

The Brain Dead Squirrel Chasers are having their worst season ever at 3-5. They have lost three games in a row for the second time in franchise history (2001 weeks 7-9). Their 79.5 points was the 4th lowest score in team history. Three of their four lowest scores ever have come in the last 5 weeks. Jason Witten’s 18.9 points was the 4th highest tight end score in team history.

The Nittany Dodgers’ 179.6 points was the second highest score in team history, and league history. It was the highest score in the league since the Dodgers set a league record with 191.75 points in week 5 of 2002. The Dodgers’ margin of victory over the Waste of 71.45 points was the 8th largest margin of victory in league history. Peerless Price’s 20.3 points tied the 9th highest wide receiver score in team history. Tony Gonzalez’s 28.5 points was the 2nd highest TE score in team history, behind only Tony’s 35.5 points in week 4 of 2002. It also was the 4th highest in league history. Pittsburgh’s total of 21 points tied the 6th highest defensive total for the Dodgers. Tiki Barber passed Curtis Martin to become the Dodgers second all time leading rusher. Tiki has 451.95 points in 20 games for the Dodgers, for a 22.6 average.

Drew Brees’ 40.1 points was the 2nd highest QB total in Urza’s Ragers history. The Ragers defeated the Parkwood Predators for the first time in team history. With the victory, the Ragers join the ranks of the Opihi, Predators, Undead, Chasers, and Dodgers as teams who have defeated every other franchise in the league at least once.

[The Immortal Ramirez]

Dude, awesome write up. You got the numbers....

[Philadelphia Freedom]

The Philadelphia Freedom have tied their best record after 8 weeks at 3-5, done also in 2001 and 2002.

The hideousness of that statement is incredible.

[Flaxwless]

The Bay Area Bloodsucking Insects have tied their worst start after 8 weeks at 3-5, done also in 2002. The Insects have lost four games in a row for the first time in franchise history. Shaun Alexander’s 42.3 points was the 3rd highest RB score in team history.

Especially next to that!