Post by MGB01 on Apr 23, 2023 20:32:33 GMT -5
1. Kansas City (9-0): It was another exciting chapter in the league's top rivalry, but for the Monarchs it was just Saturday
2. Carolina (8-1): The Colonels nearly fell through the trap door heading into their huge rematch
3. Washington (7-2): Which Kyle Allen do the Glory get for their final seven games?
4. San Francisco (7-2): Nothing like going from the Bolts "defense" to the Xtreme (and 10-15 MPH winds) to revive questions about Kyle Lauletta's shoulder
5. Orlando (7-2): Will the Rage' bye week advantage help them reclaim first place?
6. Los Angeles (6-3): When it comes time to talk expanding the playoffs back to six teams this summer we fully expect the Xtreme to be leading them
7. Chicago (6-3): Hopefully Quintez Cephus didn't lay any large sums on beating the Monarch defense
8. San Antonio (4-5): Hey look at that, they go back to making Miles Sanders a centerpiece of the offense and voila (although he still had less than 20 touches)
9. Seattle (4-5): Good news they finally break the home team streak, bad news the defense has still generated all of one lone turnover through nine games
10. Dallas (4-5): Why did the end of the Lonestars' three-game streak feel like a lost opportunity? Five of their final seven are against the league's top seven, with three straight beginning Sunday in D.C.
11. San Diego (3-6): With back-to-back wins accomplished (which now gives the Mission a 3-1 mark at home), next up is that first road win--which would extend their streak
12. St. Louis (2-7): Good news for the Stallions in that they get to take a week off from their season-long attempts to solve the fourth quarter problem (which is apparently immune to a coaching change), bad news is that week off is their longtime tormentors from Kansas City--with Case Keenum
13. Tampa Bay (2-7): The question isn't whether Drew Lock is playing out the string it's is he going have a full string left to play out?
14. New York (1-8): Cole Kelley has thrown just one interception in his last 91 attempts, sure the Hitmen have lost all three games but for a team whose quarterbacks couldn't stop throwing them through the first six games you take any progress you can get, especially for 1-8 team
15. Columbus (1-8): Cardale Jones fizzled some in the second half, but played very well in his debut and has earned another start at the Horseshoe--this one a Michigan/Ohio State showdown against Chad Henne
16. Birmingham (1-8): An offense that disappears for large stretches, a defense that has turnstile-like resistance has Ken Dorsey with two words for you: HELP ME
2. Carolina (8-1): The Colonels nearly fell through the trap door heading into their huge rematch
3. Washington (7-2): Which Kyle Allen do the Glory get for their final seven games?
4. San Francisco (7-2): Nothing like going from the Bolts "defense" to the Xtreme (and 10-15 MPH winds) to revive questions about Kyle Lauletta's shoulder
5. Orlando (7-2): Will the Rage' bye week advantage help them reclaim first place?
6. Los Angeles (6-3): When it comes time to talk expanding the playoffs back to six teams this summer we fully expect the Xtreme to be leading them
7. Chicago (6-3): Hopefully Quintez Cephus didn't lay any large sums on beating the Monarch defense
8. San Antonio (4-5): Hey look at that, they go back to making Miles Sanders a centerpiece of the offense and voila (although he still had less than 20 touches)
9. Seattle (4-5): Good news they finally break the home team streak, bad news the defense has still generated all of one lone turnover through nine games
10. Dallas (4-5): Why did the end of the Lonestars' three-game streak feel like a lost opportunity? Five of their final seven are against the league's top seven, with three straight beginning Sunday in D.C.
11. San Diego (3-6): With back-to-back wins accomplished (which now gives the Mission a 3-1 mark at home), next up is that first road win--which would extend their streak
12. St. Louis (2-7): Good news for the Stallions in that they get to take a week off from their season-long attempts to solve the fourth quarter problem (which is apparently immune to a coaching change), bad news is that week off is their longtime tormentors from Kansas City--with Case Keenum
13. Tampa Bay (2-7): The question isn't whether Drew Lock is playing out the string it's is he going have a full string left to play out?
14. New York (1-8): Cole Kelley has thrown just one interception in his last 91 attempts, sure the Hitmen have lost all three games but for a team whose quarterbacks couldn't stop throwing them through the first six games you take any progress you can get, especially for 1-8 team
15. Columbus (1-8): Cardale Jones fizzled some in the second half, but played very well in his debut and has earned another start at the Horseshoe--this one a Michigan/Ohio State showdown against Chad Henne
16. Birmingham (1-8): An offense that disappears for large stretches, a defense that has turnstile-like resistance has Ken Dorsey with two words for you: HELP ME