Sam's Week 7 Notes

[Nittany Dodgers]

The Indiana Undead’s 142.45 points was the 9th highest score in Undead history. Priest Holmes’ 48 points was the 2nd highest RB score in team history, and highest since Priest had the team record 57.95 points in week 13 of 2002. It was also the 7th highest RB total in league history. Chad Johnson’s 24.4 points was the 8th highest wide receiver score in team history. The Undead’s margin of victory over the Ragers of 72.65 points was the 6th largest margin of victory in the history of the Frenzy. The Indiana Undead passed the Royal Hawaiin Opihi for 4th place all time in lifetime points scored. The Undead now have 5585.7 points (113.99 ppg) to the Opihi’s 5570.7 (113.69 ppg). The Preds are the all time leader with 6030.3 (123.07 ppg).

The Parkwood Predators have tied their best record after seven weeks at 6-1, done also in 2001. The Baltimore D score of 24 was the second highest defensive total in Preds history. The Preds defeated the Nittany Dodgers for the first time in four tries. With the Victory, the Preds join the Nittany Dodgers, Royal Hawaiian Opihi, Indiana Undead, and Brain Dead Squirrel Chasers as the only teams to have defeated every other franchise in the Frenzy at least once.

The Philadelphia Freedom have tied their best start after seven weeks at 3-4, done also in 2002. Jimmy Smith’s 19.8 points was the 7th highest wide receiver score in team history.

The Royal Hawaiian Opihi have tied their best record after seven weeks at 5-2, done also in 2003.

The Soap Box Derby Cars are off to their worst start ever at 1-6. Peyton Manning’s 35.05 points was the 3rd highest QB total in team history. Darrell Jackson’s 21.7 points was the 10th highest wide receiver total in team history. Jackson passed Marvin Harrison and Derrick Mason to become the Derby Cars all time leading receiver. Jackson has 232.7 points in 17 games for a 13.7 average for the Cars.

The Liquid Swords are off to their best start in team history at 4-3. Their 138.2 points was the 8th highest total in team history. The Swords enjoy playing the Western teams, as six of their top ten scores in team history have come against Western Division opponents. Ahman Green’s 33.95 points was the 8th highest running back score in team history. Randy McMichael’s 15.8 points was the 2nd highest TE score in team history.

Donovan McNabb’s 42.05 points was the highest QB total in Jersey Toxic Waste history.

Terrell Owens’ 24.9 points was the 3rd highest wide receiver score in Wonder Mutts’ history. The Tampa Bay D score of 14 tied the 8th highest defensive total in team history.

The Bay Area Bloodsucking Insects have tied their worst record after seven weeks at 3-4, done also in 2002. The Insects have lost three games in a row, tying a team worst losing streak. Their 79.05 points was the 6th lowest total in team history. Sebastian Janikowski’s 17.6 points was the highest kicker score in team history, and 10th highest in league history. Seabass passed Jeff Wilkins to move into 2nd place all time among Frenzy kickers. Janikowski has 341.1 points in 40 games for a 8.53 average. Wilkins has 338.15 points in 34 games for a 9.95 average. Shaun Alexander passed Rickey Williams to move into 4th place all time among Frenzy running backs. Alexander has 870 points in 39 games for a 22.3 average. Rickey had 868.05 points in 39 games for a 22.3 average.

The Brain Dead Squirrel Chasers are off to their worst start ever at 3-4. Their 69.8 points was the second lowest total in team history. Jason Witten’s 21.2 points was the second highest tight end score in team history, and highest since Shannon Sharpe had 39.4 points in week 7 of 2002. It was also the 6th highest tight end total in league history.

Tiki Barber’s 32.2 points was the 6th highest RB score in Nittany Dodger history. Ryan Longwell’s 12 points was the 10th highest kicker score in team history.

The Urza’s Ragers 122.75 points was the 10th highest score in team history. Chris Chambers 22.05 points was the 10th highest wide receiver score in team history. David Akers 12.8 points was the 8th highest kicker score in team history.

[Flaxwless]

Yep... I need Moulds badly

[Nittany Dodgers]

Originally Posted by Bay Area Bloodsucking Insects

Yep... I need Moulds badly

You still have more wins than me.

[Flaxwless]

Not by much...

[Preds]

look at the in-fighting... I love it... I'm just surprised Joe hasn't been more active in going after Moulds as he has tons of capspace and it would help his team significantly.

[Nittany Dodgers]

Originally Posted by Preds

look at the in-fighting... I love it... I'm just surprised Joe hasn't been more active in going after Moulds as he has tons of capspace and it would help his team significantly.

Why don't you keep the trap shut and stop giving people ideas.

Unless it's to my benifit of course...

[Flaxwless]

Yah Mike, but Maybe Joe is rigth. I don't think MOulds is worth 1550!

[Preds]

Originally Posted by Bay Area Bloodsucking Insects

Yah Mike, but Maybe Joe is rigth. I don't think MOulds is worth 1550!

Sorry Brian, but I think Moulds would help Joe's team significantly... not only with some wins this year, but also with compensation in next years draft.

He's not using the cb's for anything else... so why not?

Moulds could help a team the way Keyshawn helped Jersey 2 years back... going from 0-7 to 7-7 and then winning it all.

I can see Brian's motivations as well.

To be honest... I'm a bit surprised Matt hasn't jumped in either!

So there ;)

[Preds]

Originally Posted by Bay Area Bloodsucking Insects

Yah Mike, but Maybe Joe is rigth. I don't think MOulds is worth 1550!

It has NOTHING to do with vaule for your cb's at this point. It's all about players that can or can't help. If the cb's are just burning a hole in your pocket, why not overpay for some help?

[Urza's Ragers]

I would bid on him but he is way pass on what I have or what I paid for originally.

[Flaxwless]

Yeah... he's definately not worth it.

Nothing to see here. Move along.

[Philadelphia Freedom]

To be honest... I'm a bit surprised Matt hasn't jumped in either!

Unless I am allowed to have extra money for sucking all these years I can't afford him in any way shape or form. Once McCallister becomes active I lose (what looks like) $1300 in cap space.

However, since I already have 2 cagey vets (Top 10 WR Issac Bruce averaging over 13 points a game with a 2 year deal ($963 this year) or Top 15 WR Jimmy Smith averaging 12.4 points a game with a 1 year deal at $1,200) I might be willing to trade one or the other to someone who loses out here.

I guess as we approach the trade deadline we will have to see where the Freedom stand and make moves accordingly.

[Nittany Dodgers]

Originally Posted by Bay Area Bloodsucking Insects

Yeah... he's definately not worth it.

Nothing to see here. Move along.

Well, I'm out. He's all yours unless someone else ups the ante.

[Nittany Dodgers]

Way to jump in and jack up the price, Joe. Now that I'm out, come one, come all, let's all bid on Moulds!