Post by MGB01 on Apr 5, 2020 17:22:57 GMT -5
1. Kansas City (8-0, LW 1): Is scary for the Monarchs' remaining opponents that they've won all eight games by an average of over 17 points and there's a feeling of something not right
2. Orlando (7-1, LW 2): The showdown with the Monarchs is on the horizon but two pieces of business (CAR, @was) come first
3. San Francisco (6-2, LW 3): Been quite a few years since the Demons were in these waters, now how do they navigate?
4. St. Louis (5-4, LW 5): Easy schedule down the stretch that has trip to Orlando and San Francisco coming to the Dome has Stallions set up for strong finish
5. Washington (5-4, LW 6): Kevin Hogan continues to be the XFL's Jameis Winston, but he comes a hell of a lot cheaper
6. Chicago (4-4, LW 4): Enforcers have lost two in a row, are .500 at midseason, and out of the playoffs. Three things that all seemingly haven't happened for a decade--because they haven't
7. Dallas (4-4, LW 7): The Lonestars were a missed field goal away from upsetting the Monarchs at the Cotton Bowl last year, can they end the streak and get their first W at Globe Life Park?
8. Los Angeles (3-6, LW 8): Could Winston Moss, who began the year as linebackers coach, end up promoted a second time to head man?
9. Tampa Bay (3-6, LW 9): The bye week hopefully can erase so!e of the back-to-back uglies coming in and serve as a reset that this team actually was finding their stride in mid-March
10. Carolina (2-6, LW 10): Just seems like the Colonels are in the right spot to score an inexplicable upset in Orlando for some reason
11. New York (2-6, LW 11): The end of April gives us Rage/Monarchs, Easter Sunday gives us this ever-exciting Hitmen/Stampede clash. Good (any) seats still available
12. San Antonio (1-7, LW 12): With DeSean Jackson going on IR and Justin Houston leading the league in sacks, feels like the Stampede lost three times to the Demons this year
2. Orlando (7-1, LW 2): The showdown with the Monarchs is on the horizon but two pieces of business (CAR, @was) come first
3. San Francisco (6-2, LW 3): Been quite a few years since the Demons were in these waters, now how do they navigate?
4. St. Louis (5-4, LW 5): Easy schedule down the stretch that has trip to Orlando and San Francisco coming to the Dome has Stallions set up for strong finish
5. Washington (5-4, LW 6): Kevin Hogan continues to be the XFL's Jameis Winston, but he comes a hell of a lot cheaper
6. Chicago (4-4, LW 4): Enforcers have lost two in a row, are .500 at midseason, and out of the playoffs. Three things that all seemingly haven't happened for a decade--because they haven't
7. Dallas (4-4, LW 7): The Lonestars were a missed field goal away from upsetting the Monarchs at the Cotton Bowl last year, can they end the streak and get their first W at Globe Life Park?
8. Los Angeles (3-6, LW 8): Could Winston Moss, who began the year as linebackers coach, end up promoted a second time to head man?
9. Tampa Bay (3-6, LW 9): The bye week hopefully can erase so!e of the back-to-back uglies coming in and serve as a reset that this team actually was finding their stride in mid-March
10. Carolina (2-6, LW 10): Just seems like the Colonels are in the right spot to score an inexplicable upset in Orlando for some reason
11. New York (2-6, LW 11): The end of April gives us Rage/Monarchs, Easter Sunday gives us this ever-exciting Hitmen/Stampede clash. Good (any) seats still available
12. San Antonio (1-7, LW 12): With DeSean Jackson going on IR and Justin Houston leading the league in sacks, feels like the Stampede lost three times to the Demons this year