Post by MGB01 on Feb 24, 2020 19:00:13 GMT -5
1. Kansas City (3-0, LW: 1): Finally, a wire-to-wire beatdown for the champs
2. Washington (2-1, LW: 3): The strongest run game in the league is making Kevin Hogan's still-iffy decision-making more tolerable, but what happens if it drops off?
3. Orlando (2-1, LW: 2): Losing to the Glory at home wasn't the worst thing in the world, but a loss in LA would suddenly leave them .500
4. Chicago (2-1, LW: 6): Unfortunately for the Enforcers, their last two opponents know this Chad Henne all too well
5. Dallas (2-1, LW: 9): Kyle Allen could have some serious success but the offensive line, which has allowed ten sacks since Marcus Gilbert went down for the season, needs to get better in a hurry
6. Los Angeles (2-1, LW: 5): Josh Johnson has played all of one quarter and change and now he's the starter all the sudden
7. St. Louis (1-2, LW: 8): Yeah yeah the losing team moves up a spot, it's the first three on the road and a plus point differential curve
8. San Francisco (1-2, LW: 7): Has Kyle Lauletta already hit a wall?
9. New York (1-2, LW: 3): Is Taylor Heinicke the latest example of falling outside the Nagy system?
10. Tampa Bay (1-2, LW: 11): The first dub is the first dub, but it merely seemed not being as bad
11: Carolina (0-3, LW: 12): Sure, they should probably have the win but the theory of Ball Don't Lie says they'll come back and put it on the Enforcers to start a big season-saving run. Can they?
12: San Antonio (1-2, LW: 10): So, you mean Brandon Allen wasn't the answer and now you trade for Connor Cook--who is likely to be inactive on Saturday since he's had less than a week with the playbook?
2. Washington (2-1, LW: 3): The strongest run game in the league is making Kevin Hogan's still-iffy decision-making more tolerable, but what happens if it drops off?
3. Orlando (2-1, LW: 2): Losing to the Glory at home wasn't the worst thing in the world, but a loss in LA would suddenly leave them .500
4. Chicago (2-1, LW: 6): Unfortunately for the Enforcers, their last two opponents know this Chad Henne all too well
5. Dallas (2-1, LW: 9): Kyle Allen could have some serious success but the offensive line, which has allowed ten sacks since Marcus Gilbert went down for the season, needs to get better in a hurry
6. Los Angeles (2-1, LW: 5): Josh Johnson has played all of one quarter and change and now he's the starter all the sudden
7. St. Louis (1-2, LW: 8): Yeah yeah the losing team moves up a spot, it's the first three on the road and a plus point differential curve
8. San Francisco (1-2, LW: 7): Has Kyle Lauletta already hit a wall?
9. New York (1-2, LW: 3): Is Taylor Heinicke the latest example of falling outside the Nagy system?
10. Tampa Bay (1-2, LW: 11): The first dub is the first dub, but it merely seemed not being as bad
11: Carolina (0-3, LW: 12): Sure, they should probably have the win but the theory of Ball Don't Lie says they'll come back and put it on the Enforcers to start a big season-saving run. Can they?
12: San Antonio (1-2, LW: 10): So, you mean Brandon Allen wasn't the answer and now you trade for Connor Cook--who is likely to be inactive on Saturday since he's had less than a week with the playbook?