Post by MGB01 on Mar 15, 2020 22:14:56 GMT -5
1. Kansas City (6-0, LW 1): From all projections, Case Keenum and Devante Bausby will both be back in Sunday in the annual X-Bowl "prematch"
2. Orlando (5-1, LW 2): The Rage are now back to winning unconvincingly against sub .500 teams, but they are winning
3. San Francisco (4-2, LW 3): The emergency roadtrip gives the Demons seven of their last nine at home, of course they'll have been gone for over a month
4. Chicago (4-2, LW 4): The Enforcers knew that they'd have a different quarterback the next time they saw Kansas City but Gardner Minshew now becomes the third different planned starter (they haven't even had Nate Sudfeld(wrist) yet)
5. St. Louis (3-3, LW 8): The Stallions are ready to rev up the Dome again after being quieted by the Monarchs
6. Washington (3-3, LW 6): Keep the Glory here just for the consistency--win/loss/win/loss/win/loss, even in their two preseason games
7. Dallas (3-3, LW 5): Word of advice to Jeff Jagodzinski in his new gig: a few runs work here and there
8. Los Angeles (2-4, LW 9): Gotta give a team points for holding the Monarchs scoreless for the first 20 minutes of game time, but when your OC is a former all-Arena quarterback and you run when you really need to start going, should Winston Moss take that over too?
9. Tampa Bay (2-4, LW 10): This team is improving, having just split with the East's top two, but Drew Lock really needs a top-flight receiver, time to reach out to AB and make amends?
10. New York (2-4, LW 7): Taylor Heinicke's passer rating in three road games, 72.2; at home, 108.2. So might not be time to pull him yet
11. Carolina (1-5, LW 12): Can the Colonels make some noise the rest of this homestand and with whom will it be?
12. San Antonio (1-5, LW 11): It's still too early, but if Connor Cook can't do anything against his ex-mates Saturday the Stampede might just send him back with LA and strictly run wildcat the rest of the year
2. Orlando (5-1, LW 2): The Rage are now back to winning unconvincingly against sub .500 teams, but they are winning
3. San Francisco (4-2, LW 3): The emergency roadtrip gives the Demons seven of their last nine at home, of course they'll have been gone for over a month
4. Chicago (4-2, LW 4): The Enforcers knew that they'd have a different quarterback the next time they saw Kansas City but Gardner Minshew now becomes the third different planned starter (they haven't even had Nate Sudfeld(wrist) yet)
5. St. Louis (3-3, LW 8): The Stallions are ready to rev up the Dome again after being quieted by the Monarchs
6. Washington (3-3, LW 6): Keep the Glory here just for the consistency--win/loss/win/loss/win/loss, even in their two preseason games
7. Dallas (3-3, LW 5): Word of advice to Jeff Jagodzinski in his new gig: a few runs work here and there
8. Los Angeles (2-4, LW 9): Gotta give a team points for holding the Monarchs scoreless for the first 20 minutes of game time, but when your OC is a former all-Arena quarterback and you run when you really need to start going, should Winston Moss take that over too?
9. Tampa Bay (2-4, LW 10): This team is improving, having just split with the East's top two, but Drew Lock really needs a top-flight receiver, time to reach out to AB and make amends?
10. New York (2-4, LW 7): Taylor Heinicke's passer rating in three road games, 72.2; at home, 108.2. So might not be time to pull him yet
11. Carolina (1-5, LW 12): Can the Colonels make some noise the rest of this homestand and with whom will it be?
12. San Antonio (1-5, LW 11): It's still too early, but if Connor Cook can't do anything against his ex-mates Saturday the Stampede might just send him back with LA and strictly run wildcat the rest of the year