Showing posts with label Donfins. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Donfins. Show all posts

August 1, 2009

2009 RMFFL Draft: Round 10

Kelly's Heroes - Brandon Pettigrew (TE, Detroit Lions)
Team Gonzo - Baltimore Ravens Defense
Impact Players - San Diego Chargers Defense
Hirsch's Hitmen - Ted Ginn Jr. (WR, Miami Dolphins)
Brit Favreits - LenDale White (RB, Tennessee Titans)
Hawaiian Punch - Matt Schuab (QB, Houston Texans)
Donfins - Dominick Hixon (WR, New York Giants)
Green Bastards - New England Patriots Defense

2009 RMFFL Draft: Round 9

Kelly's Heroes - Dustin Keller (TE, New York Jets)
Team Gonzo - Donald Lee (TE, Green Bay Packers)
Impact Players - Jeremy Shockey (TE, New Orleans Saints)
Kelly's Heroes¹ - Ryan Longwell (K, Minnesota Vikings)
Brit Favreits - Donald Driver (WR, Green Bay Packers)
Hawaiian Punch - Garrett Hartley (K, New Orleans Saints)
Donfins - Miami Dolphins Defense
Green Bastards - Nick Folk (K, Dallas Cowboys)

¹ Acquired from Hirsch's Hitmen

2009 RMFFL Draft: Round 8

Kelly's Heroes - Michael Bush (RB, Oakland Raiders)
Team Gonzo - Robbie Gould (K, Chicago Bears)
Impact Players - Jason Elam (K, Atlanta Falcons)
Hirsch's Hitmen - Stephen Gostkowski (K, New England Patriots)
Brit Favreits - Kellen Winslow (TE, Tampa Bay Buccaneers)
Hawaiian Punch - Trent Edwards (QB, Buffalo Bills)
Donfins - Sammy Morris (RB, New England Patriots)
Green Bastards - Jon Carlson (TE, Seattle Seahawks)

2009 RMFFL Draft: Round 7

Kelly's Heroes - Pittsburgh Steelers Defense
Team Gonzo - Le'Ron McClain (RB, Baltimore Ravens)
Impact Players - Earl Bennett (WR, Chicago Bears)
Hirsch's Hitmen - Hakeem Nicks (WR, New York Giants)
Brit Favreits - Matt Cassel (QB, Kansas City Chiefs)
Hawaiian Punch - Minnesota Vikings Defense
Donfins - Julius Jones (RB, Seattle Seahawks)
Green Bastards - Chester Taylor (RB, Minnesota Vikings)

2009 RMFFL Draft: Round 6

Kelly's Heroes - Thomas Jones (RB, New York Jets)
Team Gonzo - Rashard Mendenhall (RB, Pittsburgh Steelers)
Impact Players - Fred Taylor (RB, New England Patriots)
Hirsch's Hitmen - Philadelphia Eagles Defense
Brit Favreits - New York Giants Defense
Hawaiian Punch - Brian Robiskie (WR, Cleveland Browns)
Donfins - Rob Bironas (K, Tennessee Titans)
Green Bastards - Eli Manning (QB, New York Giants)

2009 RMFFL Draft: Round 5

Kelly's Heroes - Jeremy Maclin (WR, Philadelphia Eagles)
Team Gonzo - Fred Jackson (RB, Buffalo Bills)
Impact Players - Carson Palmer (QB, Cincinnati Bengals)
Hirsch's Hitmen¹ - Ben Roethlisberger (QB, Pittsburgh Steelers)
Brit Favreits - Laveranus Coles (WR, Cincinnati Bengals)
Hawaiian Punch - Jerious Norwood (RB, Atlanta Falcons)
Donfins - Steve Breaston (WR, Arizona Cardinals)
Green Bastards - Percy Harvin (WR, Minnesota Vikings)

¹ Acquired from Hirsch's Hitmen, Reacquired from Green Bastards

2009 RMFFL Draft: Round 4

Kelly's Heroes - Steve Smith (WR, New York Giants)
Team Gonzo - Lance Moore (WR, New Orleans Saints)
Impact Players - Eddie Royal (WR, Denver Broncos)
Hirsch's Hitmen - Antonio Bryant (WR, Tampa Bay Buccaneers)
Brit Favreits - Mason Crosby (K, Green Bay Packers)
Hawaiian Punch - Kevin Walter (WR, Houston Texans)
Donfins - Greg Olsen (TE, Chicago Bears)
Green Bastards - Chris Cooley (TE, Washington Redskins)

2009 RMFFL Draft: Round 3

Kelly's Heroes - Pierre Thomas (RB, New Orleans Saints)
Team Gonzo - Darrius Heyward-Bey (WR, Oakland Raiders)
Impact Players - Reggie Bush (RB, New Orleans Saints)
Hirsch's Hitmen - Donovan McNabb (QB, Philadelphia Eagles)
Brit Favreits - Darren Sproles (RB, San Diego Chargers)
Hawaiian Punch - Donald Brown (RB, Indianapolis Colts)
Donfins - Patrick Crayton (WR, Dallas Cowboys)
Green Bastards¹ - Jay Cutler (QB, Chicago Bears)

¹ Acquired from Green Bastards, Reacquired from Hirsch's Hitmen

2009 RMFFL Draft: Round 2

Kelly's Heroes - Lee Evans (WR, Buffalo Bills)
Team Gonzo - Derrick Ward (RB, Tampa Bay Buccaneers)
Impact Players - Philip Rivers (QB, San Diego Chargers)
Hirsch's Hitmen - LeSean McCoy (RB, Philadelphia Eagles)
Brit Favreits - Hines Ward (WR, Pittsburgh Steelers)
Hawaiian Punch - Donnie Avery (WR, St. Louis Rams)
Donfins - Devin Hester (WR, Chicago Bears)
Green Bastards - Beanie Wells (RB, Arizona Cardinals)

2009 RMFFL Draft: Round 1

Green Bastards¹ - Michael Crabtree (WR, San Francisco 49ers)
Team Gonzo - Kurt Warner (QB, Arizona Cardinals)
Impact Players - Tony Gonzalez (TE, Atlanta Falcons)
Hawaiian Punch² - T.J. Houshmandzadeh (WR, Seattle Seahawks)
Brit Favreits - Brian Westbrook (RB, Philadelphia Eagles)
Green Bastards³ - Chad Ochocinco (WR, Cincinnati Bengals)
Donfins - Dallas Clark (TE, Indianapolis Colts)
Green Bastards - Knowshon Moreno (RB, Denver Broncos)

¹ Acquired from Hirsch's Hitmen via from Kelly's Heroes
² Acquired from Hirsch's Hitmen
³ Acquired from Hirsch's Hitmen via from Hawaiian Punch

July 16, 2009

All in One: Master List of All 56 Keepers

So in case anyone missed any updates I decided to make a master list of all 56 players that were declared as keepers the past two weeks. So adjust your rankings accordingly and I'll see everyone on August 1st for the 2009 RMFFL Draft.

Green Bastards
-- Adrian Peterson
-- LaDainian Tomlinson
-- Brandon Jacobs
-- Calvin Johnson
-- Steve Smith
-- Terrell Owens
-- Marques Colston

Donfins
-- Tony Romo
-- Matt Ryan
-- Steven Jackson
-- DeAngelo Williams
-- Ronnie Brown
-- Wes Welker
-- Roddy White

Hawaiian Punch
-- Tom Brady
-- Michael Turner
-- Matt Forté
-- Chris Johnson
-- Larry Fitzgerald
-- Reggie Wayne
-- Jason Witten

Brit Favreits
-- Aaron Rodgers
-- Clinton Portis
-- Ryan Grant
-- Greg Jennings
-- Vincent Jackson
-- Bernard Berrian
-- Antonio Gates

Kelly's Heroes
-- Peyton Manning
-- Frank Gore
-- Marshawn Lynch
-- Andre Johnson
-- Roy Williams
-- Braylon Edwards
-- Anthony Gonzalez

Team Gonzo
-- Drew Brees
-- Jonathan Stewart
-- Joseph Addai
-- Felix Jones
-- Anquan Boldin
-- Brandon Marshall
-- Santana Moss

Impact Players
-- Maurice Jones-Drew
-- Steve Slaton
-- Willie Parker
-- Randy Moss
-- Dwayne Bowe
-- Torry Holt
-- DeSean Jackson

Hirsch's Hitmen
-- Brett Favre
-- Marion Barber
-- Darren McFadden
-- Kevin Smith
-- Larry Johnson
-- Santonio Holmes
-- Owen Daniels

July 3, 2009

2009 RMFFL Keeper Decision: Donfins

The Donfins have decided to retain the services of these 7 players for the 2009 RMFFL Season:



Tony Romo (QB, Dallas Cowboys)





Matt Ryan (QB, Atlanta Falcons)





Steven Jackson (RB, St. Louis Rams)





DeAngelo Williams (RB, Carolina Panthers)





Ronnie Brown (RB, Miami Dolphins)





Wes Welker (WR, New England Patriots)





Roddy White (WR, Atlanta Falcons)



Hawaiian Punch is now on the clock. They have until 11:59:59 PM on July 5th, 2009 to declare their keepers.

June 30, 2009

ARE YOU READY?

OK all tomorrow is the big day. By 11:59:59 PM tomorrow night the 2009 RMFFL Season kicks off with the Green Bastards keeper decision. After that every other day (3rd, 5th, 7th, 9th, 11th, 13th, 15th) a new team will declare who they are keeping for 2009. The countdown clock on the sidebar will be adjusted once each teams makes their decision to reflect the next team that is "on the clock."

Just to clarify any miscommunication the draft will be going ahead, as planned, on August 1st at Donfins HQ.

I'd me remiss if I didn't point out my disappointment over the lack of enthusiasm for our venture into a new online world for the RMFFL. Only three teams have activated their ESPN accounts (Green Bastards, Hirsch's Hitmen, Kelly's Heroes). C'mon guys get on there! It'll take you 2 minutes or less to set yourself up and from what I've been told using a "host" site makes things a lot of fun (and a lot easier on yours truly).

So keep yourselves locked in, the new seasons begins tomorrow; are you ready?

June 11, 2009

News From Around the League: Rumours Gallore

With less than 3 weeks left until the start of the 2009 RMFFL Season teams are jocking for position and the trade winds are a-blowing. I have heard many different trade scenarios that revolve around a myriad of topics as well as other News From Around the League.

The Donfins, yes THE DONFINS, have been actively pursuing a trade in the hopes of moving up in the draft. Word has it that they are offering RBs in the hopes of landing a top-4 draft slot. They have been in discussions with one team for sure, it'll be interesting if they talk to the other three before the keeper deadline submission date.

Hawaiian Punch have also been vigilant in the pursuit of a deal. They have contacted multiple teams in the hopes of acquiring a stud WR. They seems to be willing to part with one or two of their top RBs in the hopes of getting that WR.

The Green Bastards have been working the phones and e-mails the past couple of days in the hopes of upgrading. They have contacted at least 3 teams in the hopes of making a trade. being the defending RMFFL Champions means that they have the least amount of time to pull off a deal as their keepers are due on Canada Day, July 1st.

There has been much consternation in the Kelly's Heroes camp over who to keep. They have been seen in the HQ going back and forth on what to do. Owning the #1 Overall Selection in the 2009 RMFFL Draft (the date & venue should be announced later this week or early next week) gives them a little leeway that is not afforded the other clubs. They have been in discussions with a couple of teams regarding a potential trade, but I expect them to stand pat and not make any decisions before draft day.

The Impact Players are looking at making a deal that would see them acquire a RB for moving down in the draft. Two teams have expressed interest making a deal with them and we'll see if they decide to pull the trigger on a second trade this off-season.

I have it on good authority that Team Gonzo has fielded calls about a possible trade, but from the news leaking out of Gonzo HQ most of them have been "ridiculous." I don't expect the team with the #2 Overall Selection in the 2009 RMFFL Draft to make many moves, but never say never when Team Gonzo is involved.

After making the big trade last month all has been quiet with Hirsch's Hitmen. I know they have been contacted about potential deals, but nothing concrete has been discussed. From where this scribe sits they need to make one more move to solidify themselves for the upcoming season. Whether they make that move is currently unknown.

Very few stories have come out of the Brit Favreits' camp. From what I am being told they are currently evaluating their roster from top to bottom but I doubt we will see any trades come from them, barring another attempt to acquire Brett Favre should he decide to return. I expect them to stay quiet and try and build of a very successful 1st season.

June 6, 2009

2009 RMFFL Schedule is Here

The 2009 RMFFL Season is almost here. With less than 4 weeks until the official start of the 2009 Season (when teams begin to declare their keepers), now is the time to show everyone what the 2009 RMFFL Schedule will look like. If you check your e-mail now you will see the 2009 Schedule sitting in your inbox. At the draft in August (the day will be finalized in the coming weeks) I will provide a hard copy to everyone in attendance.

The season is right around the corner folks. The question remains: are you ready?

December 20, 2008

2009 Keepers (UPDATED)

I had this idea about how to declare keepers for 2009 that would help the bad teams. Initially, July 1st was the assigned date for every team to declare their 7 keepers for 2009. What I was thinking was a staggered declaration of keepers going in reverse draft order that would cover 2 weeks of the calendar. On July 1st the 2008 RMFFL Champions, the Green Bastards, will declare who they will be keeping and every other day the next team in line will declare their keepers. I believe that this method will help out the bottom feeders in the RMFFL. The keeper declaration schedule will look like this:

July 1 -- Green Bastards
July 3 -- Donfins
July 5 -- Hawaiian Punch
July 7 -- Brit Favreits
July 9 -- Kelly's Heroes
July 11 -- Team Gonzo
July 13 -- Impact Players
July 15 -- Hirsch's Hitmen

So what does everyone think? By doing it this way all the keepers will be declared by mid-July and that will give every team the chance to formulate their draft plans well in advance of August's RMFFL Draft. UPDATE: After careful consideration and some advice from Kelly's Heroes I have decided to make some changes to the order. By looking at the NFL for inspiration the four playoff teams will stay in the same order. The four Bedpan teams have changed to reflect their regular season record. That way the worst team (Hirsch's Hitmen) will declare last, while the best team (of the non-playoff teams), Kelly's Heroes, will declare first. The list of when teams will declare has been updated to reflect this change.

December 16, 2008

Weekly Wrap Championship Edition: THE CHAMP IS HERE

So after 13 regular season weeks, 2 playoff weeks and 60 games we have finally crowned the 2008 RMFFL Champion. This was easily the closest season we have every seen as 6 teams finished with records over .500. Anyway no one signed on here to see we wax poetic about the season that just passed, y'all want to read about who won the games in the final week of the 2008 RMFFL season.

Impact Players vs. Hirsch's Hitmen
--Winner gets 3rd Overall Pick in the 2009 RMFFL Draft
This game was a pretty tight one. Both teams came out playing well. The recently signed Matt Cassel had a game-high 31 points for Hirsch's Hitmen. Unfortunately that was the lone bright spot for Hirsch's Hitmen. The Impact Players got great games out of Donovan McNabb, Maurice Jones-Drew and Randy Moss. This one was not as close as it could have been but it was still a very exciting match between two teams playing for pride. The final score was:

Impact Players - 115
Hirsch's Hitmen - 85

Hawaiian Punch vs. Brit Favreits
--Winner gets 5th Overall Pick in the 2009 RMFFL Draft
This is the game that no team ever wants to play in. Both of these teams came up just short of reaching Mexico Bowl IV so with nothing to truly play for it was pride and pride alone (with the 5th Overall Pick) that was on the line in this clash of 2008 Regular Season titans. This also happened to be the dullest of all 4 games this week. It was a close affair with little scoring. For Hawaiian Punch it was Reggie Wayne and Jay Cutler leading the way with 10 points and for the Brit Favreits it was Aaron Rodgers with 16 points that kept them in it. After the dust settled the final score was:

Hawaiian Punch - 57
Brit Favreits - 71

Now the 2 titles games.
Bedpan Bowl IV
Kelly's Heroes vs. Team Gonzo
--Winner gets the Bedpan and the #1 Overall Pick in the 2009 RMFFL Draft
This was a rematch of Bedpan Bowl II. In 2006 Team Gonzo defeated Kelly's Heroes 73-45 and Kelly's Heroes were looking for revenge. This was the highest scoring Bedpan Bowl in history and was one of the most exciting ones as well. A career day by Andre Johnson and Peyton Manning being Peyton Manning (which he wasn't in Week 13 and that may have cost Kelly's Heroes the 2008 MexiCup) were matched by a great day by Team Gonzo's recently re-signed RB Dominic Rhodes and potential, and probable, MVP Drew Brees but when late season acquisition Antonio Bryant put up a big 16 points for Kelly's Heroes it was all over. The final score and the 2008 Bedpan Bowl Champion is......

Kelly's Heroes - 117
Team Gonzo - 92

Kelly's Heroes are now the two time Bedpan Champion and are the proud owner of the #1 Overall Pick in the 2009 RMFFL Draft. Both of these teams finished the 2008 season above .500 and now have the top two picks in the 2009 Draft so I expect both of these teams to be better in 2009.

And now for the MAIN EVENT
Mexico Bowl IV
Green Bastards vs. Donfins
Back in 2006 these two teams met in Mexico Bowl II and the Donfins were run over by the Green Bastards, who rode the historic season of RB LaDainian Tomlinson to the championship. The final of that game was 114-78. This year's rematch was not much different. Tony Romo and DeAngelo Williams were great for the Donfins, but they didn't much from anyone else. The Green Bastards no longer can ride LaDainian Tomlinson to a championship, but they do have MVP-candidate Adrian Peterson and all world WRs Steve Smith and Calvin Johnson. But it was a career day by TE Dallas Clark and his 20-point effort that made this game even a bigger blowout than in 2006. The final score and the NEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEW RMFFL CHAMPIONS ARE..............

Green Bastards - 120
Donfins - 67

THE GREEN BASTARDS are now the two-time RMFFL Champion. Is there any doubt that they are the GREATEST TEAM in RMFFL history? The Green Bastards have done something that no team has done by winning their second championship. This is a team that year-in, year-out is always a threat to win it all. With a second blowout win in a Mexico Bowl there is no doubt in this writer's mind (and I may be biased) that the Green Bastards are the best, EVER. This is not to take anything away from the Donfins who have been in 3 Mexico Bowls in 4 seasons and that is something to be appreciated and admired, even if they lost all 3 of those games.

With Championship Week over we have the official 2009 RMFFL Draft Order.
1. Kelly's Heroes
2. Team Gonzo
3. Impact Players
4. Hirsch's Hitmen
5. Brit Favreits
6. Hawaiian Punch
7. Donfins
8. Green Bastards

A reminder to all that the 2009 Draft will not be a serpentine draft. That means that for the 10 round draft that will happen in the Summer of 2009 will run as above for every round.

The season is over. Congratulations again to the Green Bastards for winning Mexico Bowl IV and to everyone for a great season. I would like to thank everyone for making this season the best season we have had. For the first time we had all 8 owners interacting with each other and being active members. This season saw many changes, most notably this very blog. I will continue to make posts throughout the off-season so everyone please stay active. Also the trade moratorium is lifted and teams are free to make any trades they wish in order to improve their team. Again, thank you everyone for making this the best season yet, but let's all try and top in it 2009.

December 8, 2008

Weekly Wrap: Playoff Edition

What can I say? It's been decided. We know the Mexico Bowl IV and Bedpan Bowl IV participants. We know the 4 teams whose hearts were broken and will playing for better draft position, but no trophy. A wild, wild season will end next week. Without further adieu here are the scores for each of the playoff matchups.

Penthouse Division Championship
Green Bastards - 109
Hawaiian Punch - 88
The Champ has been defeated. There will be no repeat for Hawaiian Punch after they succumbed to the dreaded Curse of the Division Champion and lost their playoff game to the Green Bastards. The Green Bastards will be heading back to the Mexico Bowl for the first time since their Mexico Bowl II triumph over the Donfins. Kudos to Hawaiian Punch on an awesome season. Congratulations to the Green Bastards for making it back to the Mexico Bowl.

Outhouse Division Championship
Brit Favreits - 81
Donfins - 97
The Curse of the Division Winner has been broken. The Donfins will be returning to the Mexico Bowl for the 3rd time. The Donfins started off slow and then turned it on to end the season and will now be looking to break they own Mexico Bowl curse. In their two previous trips to the title game they lost both times (2005 to the Impact Players; 2006 to the Green Bastards). Even in defeat the Brit Favreits have nothing to be upset about. They took a franchise that literally no one wanted and turned it into one of the premier franchises in the RMFFL.

Penthouse Bedpan Championship
Kelly's Heroes - 115
Impact Players - 81
Kelly's Heroes is returning to the scene of their greatest triumph: the Bedpan Bowl. Kelly's Heroes, who are still reeling after their beloved QB Peyton Manning screwed the pooch in Week 13 and cost them a playoff spot, will be playing for their 3rd Bedpan in 4 seasons. For the Impact Players this is a fitting end to a very disappointing season. But they should keep their heads high because I believe that the 2008 season will be seen as nothing more than a stumbling block for what I think will be a great team for years to come. But all is not gloom and doom for the Impact Players. They will get a chance next week to secure the 3rd Overall Pick in the 2009 RMFFL Draft.

Outhouse Bedpan Championship
Team Gonzo - 104
Hirsch's Hitmen - 69
Team Gonzo, much like Kelly's Heroes, will be making their 3rd trip to the Bedpan Bowl after easily dispatching of Hirsch's Hitmen. In fact this is the 3rd consecutive season that Team Gonzo has made the Bedpan Bowl which is a pretty ignominious distinction. It has been a tough year for Hirsch's Hitmen. While Hirsch's Hitmen have been known to turn up the intensity during Bedpan games, this was clearly the worst team that Hirsch's Hitmen ever fielded so to see them lose is not all that surprising. In what has been a year to forget for Hirsch's Hitmen they still have a chance to secure the 3rd Overall Pick and that is nothing to sneeze at.

So after all of that we have our Championship Week games all set.

Mexico Bowl IV
Green Bastards (Penthouse, 7-6) vs. Donfins (Outhouse, 8-5)
The Green Bastards will be looking to do what no other RMFFL franchise has ever done and that is win a 2nd MexiCup. Having won Mexico Bowl II in 2006 (thanks in large part to LaDainian Tomlinson's record-breaking season) they will look regain what they believe to be their birthright. The Donfins traveled a long and winding road to get to the title game. They opened the season with a poor performance that looked to be a harbinger of things to come. However they quickly turned things around and became not just a legitimate threat, but possibly the legitimate threat in the RMFFL. This game has so many storylines that I can't even keep track of them all. This season these two teams met in Week 3 with the Donfins winning 78-70. These two teams were very different back then. The most intriguing storyline going into the 4th Mexico Bowl is that these two teams met 2 seasons ago for the championship with the Green Bastards winning 114-78. The Donfins will be looking for revenge, while the Green Bastards will be looking to secure their legacy. These two teams have a tremendous amount of respect for one another and both are going to scratch and claw to get their paws on the MexiCup. Mexico Bowl IV couldn't have a better matchup.

Bedpan Bowl IV
Kelly's Heroes (Penthouse, 7-6) vs. Team Gonzo (Outhouse, 7-6)
For Kelly's Heroes this is a small consolation for what they thought would be a championship-caliber season. Team Gonzo look to capture their 2nd Bedpan, in fact so do Kelly's Heroes. History will be made in this game as no matter who wins someone will be a 2-time Bedpan Bowl champion. This game is also interesting as it is a rematch of Bedpan Bowl II which Team Gonzo won 73-45 (a Bedpan Bowl score if there ever was one). In the lone game between these two franchises that took place in Week 10 Kelly's Heroes pasted Team Gonzo 120-84. With all this history between these two teams, expect a great game in Bedpan Bowl IV.

3rd Place
Hawaiian Punch (Penthouse, 8-5) vs. Brit Favreits (Outhouse, 7-6)
This is a disappointing end to a great season for Hawaiian Punch. They began the 2008 season by going 6-0 and seemed destined for a 2nd consecutive title. Along the way to the parade they hit a speed bump and stumbled towards the finish line. The plight of the Brit Favreits was somewhat similar. They were, for most of the season, the class of the Outhouse and then they tripped up down the stretch. These two teams met back in Week 5 when Hawaiian Punch won 120-104. These two teams, playing for the 5th Overall Pick in the 2009 RMFFL Draft, will beat the snot out of one another.

5th Place
Impact Players (Penthouse, 5-8) vs. Hirsch's Hitmen (Outhouse, 3-10)
In what is the worst possible game to be in the Impact Players will face off against the moribund Hirsch's Hitmen. To say that these two teams despise one another would be an understatement. These two teams loathe the other with so much vitriol that it is impossible to calculate. In the lone matchup between these two bitter rivals (who we will have the pleasure of seeing face-off 3 times next season) in Week 11 the Impact Players eeked out a 91-80 victory. This was one of the better efforts by Hirsch's Hitmen this season. Expect these two hated rivals to leave it all on the field.

So we are down to this: Green Bastards vs. Donfins. Who ya got? Only one week remains in the 2008 RMFFL Season. By this time next week we will have a new champion.

That is all for this week.
Enjoy Championship Week everybody.

December 7, 2008

Playoff Week Scores (as of 11:35)

Green Bastards - 85
Hawaiian Punch - 88

Brit Favreits - 81
Donfins - 67

Kelly's Heroes - 75
Impact Players - 81

Team Gonzo - 104
Hirsch's Hitmen - 69 FINAL

Playoff Game Lineups

Just like last week we are all well aware of how big these games are. The winners go on to play for the MexiCup in Mexico Bowl IV. The loser get to lick their wounds and play for pride in Week 15.

Green Bastards

Hawaiian Punch
Green Bastards
QB -- Kurt Warner
RB -- LaDainian Tomlinson
RB -- Adrian Peterson
WR -- Terrell Owens
WR -- Steve Smith
WR -- Calvin Johnson
TE -- Dallas Clark
K -- Stephen Gostkowski
DEF -- Carolina Panthers

Hawaiian Punch
QB -- Jay Cutler
RB -- Michael Turner
RB -- Matt Forte
WR -- Reggie Wayne
WR -- Larry Fitzgerald
WR -- Lance Moore
TE -- Jason Witten
K -- Robbie Gould
DEF -- Chicago Bears

Brit Favreits

Donfins
Brit Favreits
QB -- Aaron Rodgers
RB -- Clinton Portis
RB -- Ryan Grant
WR -- Vincent Jackson
WR -- Greg Jennings
WR -- Bernard Berrian
TE -- Antonio Gates
K -- Mason Crosby
DEF -- New York Giants

Donfins
QB -- Tony Romo
RB -- Ronnie Brown
RB -- DeAngelo Williams
WR -- Roddy White
WR -- Eddie Royal
WR -- Ted Ginn, Jr.
TE -- Todd Heap
K -- Nick Folk
DEF -- Baltimore Ravens