Post by MGB01 on May 28, 2023 18:10:54 GMT -5
1. Kansas City (14-0): Matt Nagy isn't one to empty the bench, but Colin Kaepernick will have a fair amount of reps these last two games
2. Carolina (12-2): With the division locked up but some hits taken getting there, how much of Kyle Trask do we see the last two weeks?
3. Los Angeles (11-3): Mark Helfrich, the four-year Monarchs' offensive wizard, will see plenty to play for here
4. Orlando (9-5): Now that was a performance that would make Dan Campbell proud
5. San Francisco (9-5): Anyone else getting Heat/Celtics vibes here?
6. Chicago (8-6): The anti-drawn up, yet the Enforcers go to D.C. win-and-in
7. Seattle (8-6): The Reign don't control their own destiny--in fact they need St. Louis to turn around and pull the upset for them, but wouldn't this just be so 2023 if they can get to a week 17 winner-take-all?
8. Washington (8-6): Speaking of not the way it was drawn up, the Glory have everything you don't want heading into a must-win
9. Tampa Bay (7-7): Can the Sharks take advantage of some end-of-season roster machinations to get to at least 8-8?
10. San Antonio (7-7): Had they not somehow lost in Birmingham they'd still be very much alive for the Walsh
11. Dallas (6-8): The good news for Stoops is 7-9 is well within reach
12. Birmingham (3-11): Showing how tough a go it's been in the Magic City that was only the second game they've won scoring more than 30 points
13. St. Louis (3-11): The Stallions are too good offensively to be stuck with three wins, does that mean a Saturday night upset at the Dome's on deck?
14. San Diego (4-10): We just want to see a one-score game that's all
15. New York (2-12): Big ups to Taylor Heinicke for not throwing an interception for the first time all season, had to happen sometime
16. Columbus (1-13): Remember when Brian Flores was actively against tanking?
2. Carolina (12-2): With the division locked up but some hits taken getting there, how much of Kyle Trask do we see the last two weeks?
3. Los Angeles (11-3): Mark Helfrich, the four-year Monarchs' offensive wizard, will see plenty to play for here
4. Orlando (9-5): Now that was a performance that would make Dan Campbell proud
5. San Francisco (9-5): Anyone else getting Heat/Celtics vibes here?
6. Chicago (8-6): The anti-drawn up, yet the Enforcers go to D.C. win-and-in
7. Seattle (8-6): The Reign don't control their own destiny--in fact they need St. Louis to turn around and pull the upset for them, but wouldn't this just be so 2023 if they can get to a week 17 winner-take-all?
8. Washington (8-6): Speaking of not the way it was drawn up, the Glory have everything you don't want heading into a must-win
9. Tampa Bay (7-7): Can the Sharks take advantage of some end-of-season roster machinations to get to at least 8-8?
10. San Antonio (7-7): Had they not somehow lost in Birmingham they'd still be very much alive for the Walsh
11. Dallas (6-8): The good news for Stoops is 7-9 is well within reach
12. Birmingham (3-11): Showing how tough a go it's been in the Magic City that was only the second game they've won scoring more than 30 points
13. St. Louis (3-11): The Stallions are too good offensively to be stuck with three wins, does that mean a Saturday night upset at the Dome's on deck?
14. San Diego (4-10): We just want to see a one-score game that's all
15. New York (2-12): Big ups to Taylor Heinicke for not throwing an interception for the first time all season, had to happen sometime
16. Columbus (1-13): Remember when Brian Flores was actively against tanking?