Post by MGB01 on May 26, 2019 22:47:33 GMT -5
1. Kansas City(15-0): The run for 16-0 has the added benefit of possibly knocking the Lonestars out of the playoffs, though they would need help as is.
2. Chicago(12-3): Nate Sudfeld still isn't inspiring anybody, other than to pray extra hard for a healthy Jimmy Clausen in the playoffs.
3. Orlando(10-5): If the Rage beat Carolina by 11 or less, they would be 11-5 with a negative point differential, figure that out.
4. Carolina(9-6): Losing their regular season home finale to the previously 0-for-the-road Hitmen? Embarrassing. What could be worse? Potentially not having all-XFL safety Micah Hyde in Orlando.
5. Dallas(8-7): The spot those bad losses put the Lonestars in, having to deny the Monarchs perfection on their home field, and that's just the start of it.
6. San Antonio(8-7): Injuries and Tyreek Hill might be the easy cliffs notes explanation for the Stampede's 7-1-to-no-playoffs exit, but the feeling is that book hasn't been written.
7. Las Vegas(7-8): When/if Telvin Smith returns from his 2020 hiatus, will the Outlaws still be in Sin City?
8. Washington(6-9): With Taylor Heinicke likely to be scooped up, and a weak QB market after that, could Stephen Morris in fact be in the mix?
9. Los Angeles(5-10): With Derek Anderson likely to retire after Sunday's game in San Antonio, he goes out a 24-0 winner in his last home game (as well as the Xtreme's last in the Coliseum), can't have much better than that.
10. New York(4-11): The Hitmen might have cost themselves Drew Lock by upsetting the Colonels, but Romeo Crennel not going out with an 0-8 road team seems to be worth it.
11. San Francisco(3-12): Three questions answered; will Kyle Lauletta play in the finale against Las Vegas? yes. Is Matt Barkley headed for his fourth team in as many years? most likely. Should Shane Carden be playing anywhere? we're not sure.
12. Pittsburgh(3-12): Colt McCoy has yet to disclose his post-2019 plans but it just seems like he should start Sunday in Washington.
2. Chicago(12-3): Nate Sudfeld still isn't inspiring anybody, other than to pray extra hard for a healthy Jimmy Clausen in the playoffs.
3. Orlando(10-5): If the Rage beat Carolina by 11 or less, they would be 11-5 with a negative point differential, figure that out.
4. Carolina(9-6): Losing their regular season home finale to the previously 0-for-the-road Hitmen? Embarrassing. What could be worse? Potentially not having all-XFL safety Micah Hyde in Orlando.
5. Dallas(8-7): The spot those bad losses put the Lonestars in, having to deny the Monarchs perfection on their home field, and that's just the start of it.
6. San Antonio(8-7): Injuries and Tyreek Hill might be the easy cliffs notes explanation for the Stampede's 7-1-to-no-playoffs exit, but the feeling is that book hasn't been written.
7. Las Vegas(7-8): When/if Telvin Smith returns from his 2020 hiatus, will the Outlaws still be in Sin City?
8. Washington(6-9): With Taylor Heinicke likely to be scooped up, and a weak QB market after that, could Stephen Morris in fact be in the mix?
9. Los Angeles(5-10): With Derek Anderson likely to retire after Sunday's game in San Antonio, he goes out a 24-0 winner in his last home game (as well as the Xtreme's last in the Coliseum), can't have much better than that.
10. New York(4-11): The Hitmen might have cost themselves Drew Lock by upsetting the Colonels, but Romeo Crennel not going out with an 0-8 road team seems to be worth it.
11. San Francisco(3-12): Three questions answered; will Kyle Lauletta play in the finale against Las Vegas? yes. Is Matt Barkley headed for his fourth team in as many years? most likely. Should Shane Carden be playing anywhere? we're not sure.
12. Pittsburgh(3-12): Colt McCoy has yet to disclose his post-2019 plans but it just seems like he should start Sunday in Washington.