Sam's Week 6 Notes

[Nittany Dodgers]

Indiana Undead-In one of those rare instances, the Undead have broken no records, nor acheived anything of any note this week.

The Parkwood Predators have tied their best record after six weeks at 5-1, done also in 2001. The Buffalo D score of 17 tied the seventh highest D score in Preds history. Kevan Barlow passed Marcel Shipp to become the Preds’ third all time leading rusher. Barlow has 158.35 points in 11 games for the Preds for a 14.4 average.

The Philadelphia Freedom have tied their best record after six weeks at 3-3, done also in 2002. The Freedom have won three games in a row, tying their franchise best streak set in 2001 weeks 8-10. Byron Leftwich’s 38.35 points was the third highest QB score in team history, and highest score since Donovan McNabb scored 43.7 points in week 5 of 2002. Curtis Martin’s 32.85 points was the eighth highest RB score in team history.

The Royal Hawaiian Opihi are off to their best start ever at 5-1. Their five game win streak is a franchise best for the Opihi. Ruben Droughns 34 points was the fourth highest RB score in team history. Torry Holt’s 27.4 points was the sixth highest WR score in team history. Jeb Putzier’s 12.7 points was the sixth highest tight end score in team history.

The Soap Box Derby Cars have tied their worst record after six weeks at 1-5, done also in 2003. Alge Crumpler’s 13.4 points tied the sixth highest tight end score in team history.

The Liquid Swords have tied their best record after six weeks at 3-3, done also in 2003. Their 137.45 points was the eighth highest total in team history. Daunte Culpepper’s 46.75 points was the second highest QB total in team history, and second highest total in league history. Josh Brown’s 13.4 points was the third highest kicker score in team history.

The Jersey Toxic Waste’s 135.1 points was the fourth highest total in team history, and highest since they scored 139.9 points in week 14 of 2002. Donald Driver’s 27.5 points was the eighth highest wide receiver score in team history. It is the only top ten wide receiver score for the Waste not posted by Terrell Owens. The St. Louis D score of 16 was the eighth highest D total in team history.

The Wonder Mutts 134.55 points was the fourth highest score in Mutts history, and highest since they set a team record of 147.95 in week 9 of 2002. Brett Favre’s 27.55 points was the ninth highest QB score in team history. Corey Dillon’s 29.85 points was the tenth highest RB score in team history. Dillon passed Mike Anderson to become the Mutts third all time leading rusher. Dillon has 135.9 points in 9 games for the Mutts, for a 15.1 average. The Philly D score of 19 was the fourth highest D score in Mutts history. The Mutts defeated the Predators for the second time in four meetings. The Mutts are one of only three teams to have defeated the Preds more than once (Undead and Dodgers). Brett Favre passed Jeff Garcia to move into fourth place all time among Frenzy quarterbacks. Favre has 782.7 points in 37 games for a 21.15 average. Garcia has 765.7 points in 33 games for a 23.2 average.

The Bay Area Bloodsucking Insects have tied their worst record after six weeks at 3-3, which they have done each year since 2002. Shaun Alexander passed Michael Pittman and Thomas Jones to become the Insects third all time leading rusher. Alexander has 132.85 points in 5 games for the Insects, for a 26.5 average.

The Brain Dead Squirrel Chasers are 3-3 for the first time ever. In each of the first three seasons, the Chasers started 4-2.

The Nittany Dodger’s 79.15 points was the sixth lowest score in team history. Tony Gonzalez’ 17.1 points was the fifth highest tight end score in team history.

Michael Vick’s 31.9 points was the sixth highest QB score in Urza’s Ragers history. David Akers’ 15.5 points was the fourth highest kicker score in team history.

[Brain Dead Squirrel Chasers]

Great work as usual! This year just keeps getting better and better..........

[Liquid Swords]

Originally Posted by Nittany Dodgers

Daunte Culpepper’s 46.75 points was the second highest QB total in team history, and second highest total in league history.

This line could get repetative if C-Pepp continues these unbelieveable performances this year.

He's currently on pace to break two of Dan Marion's single season NFL records: 5,084 passing yards and 48 TDs both of which were set in '84 (C-Pepp is on pace for 5,651 yards and 58 TDs). Almost 1/3 of the way through the season, can C-Pepp continue to out-pace Marino's amazin' '84 season?

:bow

[Nittany Dodgers]

Originally Posted by Liquid Swords

Almost 1/3 of the way through the season, can C-Pepp continue to out-pace Marino's amazin' '84 season?

:bow

No. Look at what happened before and after week 6 last year.

***Note, my doubts of his continued prolific performance should ensure that he breaks every record in the books.***

[Philadelphia Freedom]

The Parkwood Predators have tied their best record after six weeks at 5-1.
The Philadelphia Freedom have tied their best record after six weeks at 3-3.
The Royal Hawaiian Opihi are off to their best start ever at 5-1.

Could someone put my in a different division. Not that I would be doing substantially better or anything but this is killing me.

Nice work (again) Brian!

[Ypsilanti Undead]

Originally Posted by Philadelphia Freedom

Could someone put my in a different division. Not that I would be doing substantially better or anything but this is killing me.

No kidding. I'd be in 1st place in the West division right now! (Though not for long, the way my squad's playing right now.)