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Prelude to the 2014/2015 season
General | Posted 11 years agoWelp, the offseason and preseason are over with and all the final roster cuts have been made and yes Hank Williams, Jr., we are ready for some football. I just wanted to make this journal to go over the basic info for the season in case anyone has forgotten as well as do some end of season predictions just for fun.
-#1, Make sure you're watching the group. On the new prediction form is a place for your FA name, if that name you provide doesn't match our watch list it will be disallowed; this is to prevent folks from making multiple prediction accounts.
-This season's games will be presented to you via a link to a simple Google form with the listing of each game and your two choices. Pick one winner for each game and submit. You can expect matchup journals every Monday.
-While all games for the week will be shown on one sheet bear in mind that if you submit your picks after the first kickoff for that day of play only games on remaining days will count.
-You are more than welcome to voice your picks and/or opinions to any and all matches and outcomes of the games of that week in each journal provided but providing picks in only the journal will not count for scoring, only picks submitted through the Google document will be scored. The caveat to this is that changes to your predictions will be allowed but only in the comments section of that week's journal, and only up until the first kickoff of each gameday.
-At the end of 17 weeks the 10 players with the most overall wins will move into the Playoffs which will follow a similar format. In the event an NFL game ends with a tie you will gain neither a Win nor a Loss.
-If there are any ties they will be tie-broken as follows: 1) more weekly victories (i.e. number of times that player was the weekly winner) 2) more Perfect Picks (a perfect pick is achieved when a player correctly predicts every matchup in a week) 3) more Hero Picks (a Hero Pick is achieved when only a single competitor correctly picks the winner to any given matchup).
-If FA should go down at any point in the season like it did last year this is your one notice of a backup plan. You can email your picks to VXR-Razor[at]hotmail[dot]com with all the normal rules pertaining to getting your selections in before each day's first kickoff. Make sure you include "NFLFurs" somewhere in the subject line and your FA name somewhere in the body. If you send me an email with no subject and the only text is your picks I will toss it out. Do not use the email method for week-to-week picks, only if FA is down.
-As always, have fun. Respect your fellow player's opinions. I expect friendly ribbing especially between division rivals, but keep it civil.
Now that that's all out of the way let's discuss the end of the season because that's what any good football fan does before week 1. Supply your thoughts of division winners and SB XLIX matchup! This is just for arguments sake, these don't count towards anything in the prediction challenge.
NFC North:
NFC South:
NFC East:
NFC West:
Wildcards:
NFC Championship:
AFC North:
AFC South:
AFC East:
AFC West:
Wildcards:
AFC Championship:
SB XLIX:
If you guys have questions about anything please let us know. Good luck this season!
-#1, Make sure you're watching the group. On the new prediction form is a place for your FA name, if that name you provide doesn't match our watch list it will be disallowed; this is to prevent folks from making multiple prediction accounts.
-This season's games will be presented to you via a link to a simple Google form with the listing of each game and your two choices. Pick one winner for each game and submit. You can expect matchup journals every Monday.
-While all games for the week will be shown on one sheet bear in mind that if you submit your picks after the first kickoff for that day of play only games on remaining days will count.
-You are more than welcome to voice your picks and/or opinions to any and all matches and outcomes of the games of that week in each journal provided but providing picks in only the journal will not count for scoring, only picks submitted through the Google document will be scored. The caveat to this is that changes to your predictions will be allowed but only in the comments section of that week's journal, and only up until the first kickoff of each gameday.
-At the end of 17 weeks the 10 players with the most overall wins will move into the Playoffs which will follow a similar format. In the event an NFL game ends with a tie you will gain neither a Win nor a Loss.
-If there are any ties they will be tie-broken as follows: 1) more weekly victories (i.e. number of times that player was the weekly winner) 2) more Perfect Picks (a perfect pick is achieved when a player correctly predicts every matchup in a week) 3) more Hero Picks (a Hero Pick is achieved when only a single competitor correctly picks the winner to any given matchup).
-If FA should go down at any point in the season like it did last year this is your one notice of a backup plan. You can email your picks to VXR-Razor[at]hotmail[dot]com with all the normal rules pertaining to getting your selections in before each day's first kickoff. Make sure you include "NFLFurs" somewhere in the subject line and your FA name somewhere in the body. If you send me an email with no subject and the only text is your picks I will toss it out. Do not use the email method for week-to-week picks, only if FA is down.
-As always, have fun. Respect your fellow player's opinions. I expect friendly ribbing especially between division rivals, but keep it civil.
Now that that's all out of the way let's discuss the end of the season because that's what any good football fan does before week 1. Supply your thoughts of division winners and SB XLIX matchup! This is just for arguments sake, these don't count towards anything in the prediction challenge.
NFC North:
NFC South:
NFC East:
NFC West:
Wildcards:
NFC Championship:
AFC North:
AFC South:
AFC East:
AFC West:
Wildcards:
AFC Championship:
SB XLIX:
If you guys have questions about anything please let us know. Good luck this season!
Preseason Week 4
General | Posted 11 years ago-During the regular season you are welcome to note us your selections in advance if you know you might be away for the weekend but we'd prefer if you could just fill out the weekly form with your picks. (Journal will be posted every Monday)
-You do not have to put score predictions in during the season but feel free to do so if you wish. Score predictions will be part of the Playoffs
-Use the provided link in each weekly journal to make your picks. You may comment in the journal to change your picks up until the first kickoff of that night of the week. Once the kickoff for Thursday, Sunday, or Monday occurs no more predictions or alterations for that day will be allowed. If you miss a day feel free to make predictions for the other days of the week. if you are submitting your picks after one of the game days has already begun bear in mind that only your picks for the remaining days will be scored.
-At the end of 17 weeks the 10 players with the most wins will move into the Playoffs which will follow a similar format. In the event a game ends with a tie you will gain neither a Win nor a Loss.
-Finally, have fun. This group is here so you can enjoy furries and football =P
Final week before the Regular Season! Here are your Preseason Week 4 matchups. Click here to make your picks
Thursday August 28th: (Every game this week is on Thursday so there's no room for late entries this time. The first kickoff is at 6:00pm EST so that's your cutoff.)
Falcons(1-2) @ Jaguars(1-2)
Lions(2-1) @ Bills(1-3)
Colts(0-3) @ Bengals(1-2)
Chiefs(1-2) @ Packers(2-1)
Rams(1-2) @ Dolphins(2-1)
Jets(2-1) @ Eagles(1-2)
Patriots(2-1) @ Giants(4-0)
Panthers(1-2) @ Steelers(1-2)
Redskins(2-1) @ Buccaneers(1-2)
Bears(2-1) @ Browns(0-3)
Broncos(2-1) @ Cowboys(0-3)
49ers(2-0) @ Texans(2-1)
Ravens(3-0) @ Saints(3-0)
Vikings(3-0) @ Titans(2-1)
Seahawks(2-1) @ Raiders(1-2)
Cardinals(1-2) @ Chargers(1-2)
-You do not have to put score predictions in during the season but feel free to do so if you wish. Score predictions will be part of the Playoffs
-Use the provided link in each weekly journal to make your picks. You may comment in the journal to change your picks up until the first kickoff of that night of the week. Once the kickoff for Thursday, Sunday, or Monday occurs no more predictions or alterations for that day will be allowed. If you miss a day feel free to make predictions for the other days of the week. if you are submitting your picks after one of the game days has already begun bear in mind that only your picks for the remaining days will be scored.
-At the end of 17 weeks the 10 players with the most wins will move into the Playoffs which will follow a similar format. In the event a game ends with a tie you will gain neither a Win nor a Loss.
-Finally, have fun. This group is here so you can enjoy furries and football =P
Final week before the Regular Season! Here are your Preseason Week 4 matchups. Click here to make your picks
Thursday August 28th: (Every game this week is on Thursday so there's no room for late entries this time. The first kickoff is at 6:00pm EST so that's your cutoff.)
Falcons(1-2) @ Jaguars(1-2)
Lions(2-1) @ Bills(1-3)
Colts(0-3) @ Bengals(1-2)
Chiefs(1-2) @ Packers(2-1)
Rams(1-2) @ Dolphins(2-1)
Jets(2-1) @ Eagles(1-2)
Patriots(2-1) @ Giants(4-0)
Panthers(1-2) @ Steelers(1-2)
Redskins(2-1) @ Buccaneers(1-2)
Bears(2-1) @ Browns(0-3)
Broncos(2-1) @ Cowboys(0-3)
49ers(2-0) @ Texans(2-1)
Ravens(3-0) @ Saints(3-0)
Vikings(3-0) @ Titans(2-1)
Seahawks(2-1) @ Raiders(1-2)
Cardinals(1-2) @ Chargers(1-2)
Preseason Week 3
General | Posted 11 years ago-During the regular season you are welcome to note us your selections in advance if you know you might be away for the weekend but we'd prefer if you could just fill out the weekly form with your picks. (Journal will be posted every Monday)
-You do not have to put score predictions in during the season but feel free to do so if you wish. Score predictions will be part of the Playoffs
-Use the provided link in each weekly journal to make your picks. You may comment in the journal to change your picks up until the first kickoff of that night of the week. Once the kickoff for Thursday, Sunday, or Monday occurs no more predictions or alterations for that day will be allowed. If you miss a day feel free to make predictions for the other days of the week. if you are submitting your picks after one of the game days has already begun bear in mind that only your picks for the remaining days will be scored.
-At the end of 17 weeks the 10 players with the most wins will move into the Playoffs which will follow a similar format. In the event a game ends with a tie you will gain neither a Win nor a Loss.
-Finally, have fun. This group is here so you can enjoy furries and football =P
One week closer to the Regular Season! Here are your Preseason Week 3 matchups. Click here to make your picks
Thursday August 21st:
Steelers(1-1) @ Eagles(0-2)
Friday August 22nd
Jaguars(1-1) @ Lions(1-1)
Panthers(1-1) @ Patriots(1-1)
Giants(3-0) @ Jets(2-0)
Raiders(1-1) @ Packers(1-1)
Bears(2-0) @ Seahawks(1-1)
Saturday August 23rd
Buccaneers(0-2) @ Vills(1-2)
Titans(1-1) @ Falcons(1-1)
Cowboys(0-2) @ Dolphins(1-1)
Redskins(1-0) @ Ravens(2-0)
Rams(0-2) @ Browns(0-1)
Saints(2-0) @ Colts(0-2)
Vikings(2-0) @ Chiefs(1-1)
Texans(1-1) @ Broncos(2-0)
Sunday August 24th
Chargers(1-1) @ 49ers(0-2)
Bengals(0-2) @ Cardinals(1-1)
-You do not have to put score predictions in during the season but feel free to do so if you wish. Score predictions will be part of the Playoffs
-Use the provided link in each weekly journal to make your picks. You may comment in the journal to change your picks up until the first kickoff of that night of the week. Once the kickoff for Thursday, Sunday, or Monday occurs no more predictions or alterations for that day will be allowed. If you miss a day feel free to make predictions for the other days of the week. if you are submitting your picks after one of the game days has already begun bear in mind that only your picks for the remaining days will be scored.
-At the end of 17 weeks the 10 players with the most wins will move into the Playoffs which will follow a similar format. In the event a game ends with a tie you will gain neither a Win nor a Loss.
-Finally, have fun. This group is here so you can enjoy furries and football =P
One week closer to the Regular Season! Here are your Preseason Week 3 matchups. Click here to make your picks
Thursday August 21st:
Steelers(1-1) @ Eagles(0-2)
Friday August 22nd
Jaguars(1-1) @ Lions(1-1)
Panthers(1-1) @ Patriots(1-1)
Giants(3-0) @ Jets(2-0)
Raiders(1-1) @ Packers(1-1)
Bears(2-0) @ Seahawks(1-1)
Saturday August 23rd
Buccaneers(0-2) @ Vills(1-2)
Titans(1-1) @ Falcons(1-1)
Cowboys(0-2) @ Dolphins(1-1)
Redskins(1-0) @ Ravens(2-0)
Rams(0-2) @ Browns(0-1)
Saints(2-0) @ Colts(0-2)
Vikings(2-0) @ Chiefs(1-1)
Texans(1-1) @ Broncos(2-0)
Sunday August 24th
Chargers(1-1) @ 49ers(0-2)
Bengals(0-2) @ Cardinals(1-1)
Preseason Week 2
General | Posted 11 years ago-During the regular season you are welcome to note us your selections in advance if you know you might be away for the weekend but we'd prefer if you could just fill out the weekly form with your picks. (Journal will be posted every Monday)
-You do not have to put score predictions in during the season but feel free to do so if you wish. Score predictions will be part of the Playoffs
-Use the provided link in each weekly journal to make your picks. You may post your picks in the journal for public view/reference/whatever but make sure you also fill out the Google form or your picks won't be scored.
-You may comment in the journal to change your picks up until the first kickoff of that night of the week. Once the kickoff for Thursday, Sunday, or Monday occurs no more predictions or alterations for that day will be allowed. If you miss a day feel free to make predictions for the other days of the week. if you are submitting your picks after one of the game days has already begun bear in mind that only your picks for the remaining days will be scored.
-At the end of 17 weeks the 10 players with the most wins will move into the Playoffs which will follow a similar format. In the event a game ends with a tie you will gain neither a Win nor a Loss.
-Finally, have fun. This group is here so you can enjoy furries and football =P
One week closer to the Regular Season! Here are your Preseason Week 2 matchups. Click here to make your picks
Thursday August 14th
Jaguars(1-0) @ Bears(1-0)
Friday August 15th
Eagles(0-1) @ patriots(0-1)
Titans(1-0) @ Saints(1-0)
Lions(1-0) @ Raiders(0-1)
Chargers(1-0) @ Seahawks(0-1)
Saturday August 16th
Packers(0-1) @ Rams(0-1)
Giants(2-0) @ Colts(0-1)
Jets(1-0) @ Bengals(0-1)
Ravens(1-0) @ Cowboys(0-1)
Dolphins(0-1) @ Buccaneers(0-1)
Bills(1-1) @ Steelers(0-1)
Falcons(1-0) @ Texans(0-1)
Cardinals(1-0) @ Vikings(1-0)
Sunday August 17th
Broncos(1-0) @ 49ers(0-1)
Chiefs(1-0) @ Panthers(0-1)
Monday August 18th
Browns(0-1) @ Redskins(1-0)
-You do not have to put score predictions in during the season but feel free to do so if you wish. Score predictions will be part of the Playoffs
-Use the provided link in each weekly journal to make your picks. You may post your picks in the journal for public view/reference/whatever but make sure you also fill out the Google form or your picks won't be scored.
-You may comment in the journal to change your picks up until the first kickoff of that night of the week. Once the kickoff for Thursday, Sunday, or Monday occurs no more predictions or alterations for that day will be allowed. If you miss a day feel free to make predictions for the other days of the week. if you are submitting your picks after one of the game days has already begun bear in mind that only your picks for the remaining days will be scored.
-At the end of 17 weeks the 10 players with the most wins will move into the Playoffs which will follow a similar format. In the event a game ends with a tie you will gain neither a Win nor a Loss.
-Finally, have fun. This group is here so you can enjoy furries and football =P
One week closer to the Regular Season! Here are your Preseason Week 2 matchups. Click here to make your picks
Thursday August 14th
Jaguars(1-0) @ Bears(1-0)
Friday August 15th
Eagles(0-1) @ patriots(0-1)
Titans(1-0) @ Saints(1-0)
Lions(1-0) @ Raiders(0-1)
Chargers(1-0) @ Seahawks(0-1)
Saturday August 16th
Packers(0-1) @ Rams(0-1)
Giants(2-0) @ Colts(0-1)
Jets(1-0) @ Bengals(0-1)
Ravens(1-0) @ Cowboys(0-1)
Dolphins(0-1) @ Buccaneers(0-1)
Bills(1-1) @ Steelers(0-1)
Falcons(1-0) @ Texans(0-1)
Cardinals(1-0) @ Vikings(1-0)
Sunday August 17th
Broncos(1-0) @ 49ers(0-1)
Chiefs(1-0) @ Panthers(0-1)
Monday August 18th
Browns(0-1) @ Redskins(1-0)
Preseason stuff and Preseason Week 1 open!
General | Posted 11 years agoSo, The Giants strike first this season and the opening game of the 2014/2015 NFL season is now over after they defeated the Bills 17-13 in the Hall of Fame Game and we can now look forward to game 1 of the Regular Season; but first 4 weeks of preseason games!
These next four weeks will give us time to test out our new prediction system to make sure it's easier for you guys and for us before the important games start. The basic rules for participation will be as follows:
-Make sure you're watching the group, on the new prediction form is a place for your FA name. If that name you provide doesn't match our watch list it will be disallowed; this is to prevent folks from making multiple prediction accounts.
-This season's games will be presented to you via a link to a simple Google form with the listing of each game and your two choices. Pick one winner for each game and submit. You can expect matchup journals every Monday
-While all games for the week will be shown on one sheet bear in mind that if you submit your picks after the first kickoff for that day of play only games on remaining days will count.
-You are more than welcome to voice your picks and/or opinions to any and all matches and outcomes of the games of that week in each journal provided but providing picks in only the journal will not count for scoring, only picks submitted through the Google document will be scored. The caveat to this is that changes to your predictions will be allowed but only in the comments section of that week's journal, and only up until the first kickoff of each gameday.
-Finally, have fun. Respect your fellow player's opinions. I expect friendly ribbing especially between division rivals, but keep it civil.
Two side notes; 1) since the Google form will reduce the amount of predictions anyone will see and since
redyoshi is the one who maintains this page and all the data he will therefore post his picks publicly in each journal just so there won't be any finger pointing if he does really well (which he won't) and 2) if FA should go down at any point in the season like it did last year this is your one notice of a backup plan. You can email your picks to VXR-Razor[at]hotmail[dot]com with all the normal rules pertaining to getting your selections in before each day's first kickoff. Make sure you include "NFLFurs" somewhere in the subject line and your FA name somewhere in the body. Do not use the email method for week-to-week picks, only if FA is down.
That's all the info for now, if you have any questions let us know!
And on that note I give to you the matchups for Preseason Week 1! Click here to make your picks
Thursday August 7th
Colts @ Jets
49ers @ Ravens
Patriots @ Redskins
Bengals @ Chiefs
Seahawks @ Broncos
Cowboys @ Chargers
Friday August 8th
Dolphins @ Falcons
Bills @ Panthers
Buccaneers @ Jaguars
Eagles @ Bears
Raiders @ Vikigns
Saints @ Rams
Saturday August 9th
Browns @ Lions
Steelers @ Giants
Packers @ Titans
Texans @ Cardinals
These next four weeks will give us time to test out our new prediction system to make sure it's easier for you guys and for us before the important games start. The basic rules for participation will be as follows:
-Make sure you're watching the group, on the new prediction form is a place for your FA name. If that name you provide doesn't match our watch list it will be disallowed; this is to prevent folks from making multiple prediction accounts.
-This season's games will be presented to you via a link to a simple Google form with the listing of each game and your two choices. Pick one winner for each game and submit. You can expect matchup journals every Monday
-While all games for the week will be shown on one sheet bear in mind that if you submit your picks after the first kickoff for that day of play only games on remaining days will count.
-You are more than welcome to voice your picks and/or opinions to any and all matches and outcomes of the games of that week in each journal provided but providing picks in only the journal will not count for scoring, only picks submitted through the Google document will be scored. The caveat to this is that changes to your predictions will be allowed but only in the comments section of that week's journal, and only up until the first kickoff of each gameday.
-Finally, have fun. Respect your fellow player's opinions. I expect friendly ribbing especially between division rivals, but keep it civil.
Two side notes; 1) since the Google form will reduce the amount of predictions anyone will see and since
redyoshi is the one who maintains this page and all the data he will therefore post his picks publicly in each journal just so there won't be any finger pointing if he does really well (which he won't) and 2) if FA should go down at any point in the season like it did last year this is your one notice of a backup plan. You can email your picks to VXR-Razor[at]hotmail[dot]com with all the normal rules pertaining to getting your selections in before each day's first kickoff. Make sure you include "NFLFurs" somewhere in the subject line and your FA name somewhere in the body. Do not use the email method for week-to-week picks, only if FA is down.That's all the info for now, if you have any questions let us know!
And on that note I give to you the matchups for Preseason Week 1! Click here to make your picks
Thursday August 7th
Colts @ Jets
49ers @ Ravens
Patriots @ Redskins
Bengals @ Chiefs
Seahawks @ Broncos
Cowboys @ Chargers
Friday August 8th
Dolphins @ Falcons
Bills @ Panthers
Buccaneers @ Jaguars
Eagles @ Bears
Raiders @ Vikigns
Saints @ Rams
Saturday August 9th
Browns @ Lions
Steelers @ Giants
Packers @ Titans
Texans @ Cardinals
A new season approaches
General | Posted 11 years agoLooking back now it seems like only a couple weeks since the Super Bowl, dreading the monotony of the off-season. Yet here we are only a week away from the start of pre-season games! Not including the silly Hall of Fame Game on the 3rd.
The pre-season games this year will give new and old players alike the chance to hone their presumption skills before the real season begins and it will give us here at NFLFurs a chance to try out a new prediction format to reduce our manual data entry and increase accuracy. The core will stay the same; you're still picking winners just not in the journal itself anymore.
Before that though I want to try to get a head count of who all may be interested in participating this year. Commenting in this journal does not gain you access to "season 2" nor does it preclude you, I just want to see how many players I might be looking at this season. Last season there were a total of 19 entrants though on average it was only 12-14 per week. This year we want to up the stakes; if, by the end of the regular season we have at least 25 full-time players (for this to be achieved each of the 25 need to have participated in at least 75% of the season, that's 192 games of 256) there will be a prize for the best record at the end of the Regular Season, likely a gift card to, say, the NFL.com store. If we can achieve 40 players then the Playoffs winner will also be in the running for something nice. There are still absolutely no monetary contributions required from you guys and there never will be.
So leave a comment if you think you'd like to participate this year, and tell your furry football friends if they haven't joined already! We'll have another journal up before the first pre-season games.
The pre-season games this year will give new and old players alike the chance to hone their presumption skills before the real season begins and it will give us here at NFLFurs a chance to try out a new prediction format to reduce our manual data entry and increase accuracy. The core will stay the same; you're still picking winners just not in the journal itself anymore.
Before that though I want to try to get a head count of who all may be interested in participating this year. Commenting in this journal does not gain you access to "season 2" nor does it preclude you, I just want to see how many players I might be looking at this season. Last season there were a total of 19 entrants though on average it was only 12-14 per week. This year we want to up the stakes; if, by the end of the regular season we have at least 25 full-time players (for this to be achieved each of the 25 need to have participated in at least 75% of the season, that's 192 games of 256) there will be a prize for the best record at the end of the Regular Season, likely a gift card to, say, the NFL.com store. If we can achieve 40 players then the Playoffs winner will also be in the running for something nice. There are still absolutely no monetary contributions required from you guys and there never will be.
So leave a comment if you think you'd like to participate this year, and tell your furry football friends if they haven't joined already! We'll have another journal up before the first pre-season games.
Draft Completed
General | Posted 11 years agoSo the draft happened...yup. If you didn't already follow your team's picks the full results can be found Here. The Buccaneers, Raiders, and Falcons are viewed as having the best draft while Benglas, Chiefs, and Bills seem to have unanimously made the worst selections based on their needs. Only time will tell, eh?
While we sit back and wait for training camps there two non-affiliated announcements; whereas our group here doesn't focus too much on the fantasy football aspect there are a couple of recent options:
1)
FAFFleague is a football simulation where you can create characters and manage your own furry football team. If that sounds like fun then this is for you.
2)
jingles007 is looking for players to join in his Yahoo fantasy league http://www.furaffinity.net/journal/5690113/
While we sit back and wait for training camps there two non-affiliated announcements; whereas our group here doesn't focus too much on the fantasy football aspect there are a couple of recent options:
1)
FAFFleague is a football simulation where you can create characters and manage your own furry football team. If that sounds like fun then this is for you.2)
jingles007 is looking for players to join in his Yahoo fantasy league http://www.furaffinity.net/journal/5690113/Draft and other things!
General | Posted 11 years agoWe are exactly 2 weeks away from the NFL draft and "experts" from all over the sporting world submit list after list of preliminary drafts trying to anticipate where the brand new rookie talents will land. Do you think you know? Then join the NFL Furs group in NFL.com's "Predict the Pick" and see if you can correctly predict any of the first 32 draft picks on May 8.
We've got a private group set up just called, "NFL Furs" and if you go here and under the Groups tab you can search for the group name or you can try this link to go directly to the group, either way you'll need to sign up at NFL.com if you haven't already and when you get to the group you'll need to type in the password, "furriesareawesome" to join. If this all fails then note your email address to us and you'll get a direct invite. This doesn't affect the 2014 Prediction Challenge in any way but have fun regardless!
In other news the schedule was released today!
Let us hear what you think the biggest Home and Away game for your team will be this season.
We've got a private group set up just called, "NFL Furs" and if you go here and under the Groups tab you can search for the group name or you can try this link to go directly to the group, either way you'll need to sign up at NFL.com if you haven't already and when you get to the group you'll need to type in the password, "furriesareawesome" to join. If this all fails then note your email address to us and you'll get a direct invite. This doesn't affect the 2014 Prediction Challenge in any way but have fun regardless!
In other news the schedule was released today!
Let us hear what you think the biggest Home and Away game for your team will be this season.
Furry sports update of a different kind
General | Posted 11 years agoJust giving a shout out to a sister group, the Furry Hockey League 
FHL
They just finished their regular season and are gearing up for the playoffs http://www.furaffinity.net/full/13171577/
Go give them some love :3
FHLThey just finished their regular season and are gearing up for the playoffs http://www.furaffinity.net/full/13171577/
Go give them some love :3
Free Agency 2: The Revenge
General | Posted 11 years agoSo no we're not dead here, there's just a ton of moves happening in Free Agency; more than we can cover on a daily basis. But you can always check HERE for the latest info.
But tell us, who surprised you with their spending and who disappointed you in letting someone go?
Who did your team get that you're excited about? Who do you want that's still available?
40 days until the Draft, yeehaw!
But tell us, who surprised you with their spending and who disappointed you in letting someone go?
Who did your team get that you're excited about? Who do you want that's still available?
40 days until the Draft, yeehaw!
A solemn note
General | Posted 12 years agoWe give a fond farewell to William Clay Ford Sr. who was the owner of the Detroit Lions. He passed away on March 9th at the age of 88 and was the last surviving grandchild of automotive legend Henry Ford. His passing came in his sleep after battling with Pneumonia.
Rest in peace, good sir.
Rest in peace, good sir.
Bucs' New Look part 2
General | Posted 12 years agoWe were treated to a decently snazzy helmet upgrade last month and were told the uniform reveal would be in early March, well Here it is. Hints of creamsicle unis, hints of hockey jersey, are those digital clock numbers?
Let's hear your thoughts. Personally I think the numbers kill it.
Let's hear your thoughts. Personally I think the numbers kill it.
Off-season Updates
General | Posted 12 years agoThe #1 ranked free agent is off the block now as New Orleans has placed their franchise tag on TE Jimmy Graham (the franchise tag is a designation each team can place on one of their unrestricted free agents which keeps them on the team for another season at the salary of an average of the top-5 paid players at that position without impacting the team's salary cap). Graham's salary is now just a hair above $7 million but his "camp" is expected to file a grievance with the NFL to have Jimmy paid as a wide receiver ($12.3 million) since more than half of his snaps in the 2013 season were in the WR slot.
Other notable recent franchise tags are the Jets' kicker Nick Folk and Panthers' defensive end Greg Hardy.
Other notable players that are still under free agent status (to name but a few): Redskins LB Brian Orakpo, Bills S Jarius Byrd, Raiders DE Lamarr Houston, Dolphins CB Brent Grimes, and Denver WR Eric Decker.
Big news as of today is that the NFL has announced the salary cap for 2014 has increased by a cool $10 million bringing the figure up to a total of $133 million. The League believes this is for the good of everyone but the fans think it only helps keep aging players. What are your thoughts?
The NFL Scouting Combine is now also over and while there are a lot of numbers to digest we'll list a few players that could vie for that #1 overall draft pick. Jadeveon Clowney, DE South Carolina, has been in the #1 talk for a while now and he backed it up with an impressive performance; Blake Bortles, QB UCF, was the only one of the big name quarterbacks to actually throw at the Combine and looked sharp in the throwing drills; Brandin Cooks, WR Oregon State, voted #1 college Wide Receiver definitely showed the part; Aaron Donald, DT Pitt, at 6'1" 285lbs Donald had plenty of nay-sayers but managed an impressive showing; Mike Evans, WR Texas A&M, biggest questions around him were his speed but he clocked in an impressive 40 time and looked good just about everywhere else.
And since I feel like writing more I'll list the top performer of each Combine drill:
40-yard Dash -- Dri Archer, RB Kent State -- 4.26 seconds
Bench Press -- Russell Bodine, C North Carolina -- 42 reps
Vertical Jump -- Ryan Shazier, OLB Ohio State -- 42"
Broad Jump -- Lache Seastrunk, RB Baylor -- 11'2"
3-cone Drill -- Daniel Sorensen, FS BYU -- 6.42 seconds
20-yard Shuttle -- Brandin Cooks, RB Oregon State -- 3.81 seconds (tied the record)
60-yard Shuttle -- Brandin Cooks, RB Oregon State -- 10.72 seconds (set the record)
That's all for now!
Other notable recent franchise tags are the Jets' kicker Nick Folk and Panthers' defensive end Greg Hardy.
Other notable players that are still under free agent status (to name but a few): Redskins LB Brian Orakpo, Bills S Jarius Byrd, Raiders DE Lamarr Houston, Dolphins CB Brent Grimes, and Denver WR Eric Decker.
Big news as of today is that the NFL has announced the salary cap for 2014 has increased by a cool $10 million bringing the figure up to a total of $133 million. The League believes this is for the good of everyone but the fans think it only helps keep aging players. What are your thoughts?
The NFL Scouting Combine is now also over and while there are a lot of numbers to digest we'll list a few players that could vie for that #1 overall draft pick. Jadeveon Clowney, DE South Carolina, has been in the #1 talk for a while now and he backed it up with an impressive performance; Blake Bortles, QB UCF, was the only one of the big name quarterbacks to actually throw at the Combine and looked sharp in the throwing drills; Brandin Cooks, WR Oregon State, voted #1 college Wide Receiver definitely showed the part; Aaron Donald, DT Pitt, at 6'1" 285lbs Donald had plenty of nay-sayers but managed an impressive showing; Mike Evans, WR Texas A&M, biggest questions around him were his speed but he clocked in an impressive 40 time and looked good just about everywhere else.
And since I feel like writing more I'll list the top performer of each Combine drill:
40-yard Dash -- Dri Archer, RB Kent State -- 4.26 seconds
Bench Press -- Russell Bodine, C North Carolina -- 42 reps
Vertical Jump -- Ryan Shazier, OLB Ohio State -- 42"
Broad Jump -- Lache Seastrunk, RB Baylor -- 11'2"
3-cone Drill -- Daniel Sorensen, FS BYU -- 6.42 seconds
20-yard Shuttle -- Brandin Cooks, RB Oregon State -- 3.81 seconds (tied the record)
60-yard Shuttle -- Brandin Cooks, RB Oregon State -- 10.72 seconds (set the record)
That's all for now!
Bucs' New Look
General | Posted 12 years agoSo we may now be waist-deep in the Combine statistics and you can't find any news of anyone other than Manziel but in the midst of all that we were treated today to the unveiling of a brand new Buccaneers logo! At least, that's what we were lead to believe last week. Myself as a logo designer was very intrigued for what may be in store. Jump ahead to today and we learn that it's going to be an "enhanced" design rather than a re-make. Warren Sapp and Gerald McCoy did the honors of unveiling this: Enhanced Logo
You've still got the pewter and red, the flag is markedly larger, almost swooping around the back like an old Eagles' helmet. Then there's the "chrome" facemask that everyone has been buzzing about and as Sapp was keen to point out, the skull now has angry eyebrows.
That's not all though, on March 5th the Buccaneers will be unveiling their home and away uniforms. Last time they changed their look they won the Super Bowl so maybe 2014 is their year now? Super Bowl XLIX Champs, Tampa Bay. <_< >_>
You've still got the pewter and red, the flag is markedly larger, almost swooping around the back like an old Eagles' helmet. Then there's the "chrome" facemask that everyone has been buzzing about and as Sapp was keen to point out, the skull now has angry eyebrows.
That's not all though, on March 5th the Buccaneers will be unveiling their home and away uniforms. Last time they changed their look they won the Super Bowl so maybe 2014 is their year now? Super Bowl XLIX Champs, Tampa Bay. <_< >_>
Free Agency mayhem
General | Posted 12 years agoFirst off, if word hasn't reached you yet then read this article about Missouri DE Michael Sam. Major props to him.
Secondly, the free agency jumble is in full swing and here's the list by team of all free agents as of today:
Arizona Cardinals
Rashard Mendenhall, RB
Andre Roberts, WR
Jim Dray, TE
Kory Sperry, TE
Karlos Dansby, LB
Jeff King, TE
Eric Winston, OT
Mike Gibson, G
Frostee Rucker, DT
Matt Shaughnessy, LB
Antoine Cason, CB
Bryan McCann, CB
Yeremiah Bell, S
Jay Feely, K
Atlanta Falcons
Sean Locklear, OT
Omar Gaither, LB
Jeremy Trueblood, OT
Dominique Franks, CB
Chase Coffman, TE
Joe Hawley, C
Mike Johnson, T
Corey Peters, DT
Peria Jerry, DT
Stephen Nicholas, LB
Jonathan Babineaux, DT
Asante Samuel, CB
Baltimore Ravens
Michael Oher, OT
Corey Graham, CB
Tandon Doss, WR
Jacoby Jones, WR
Dallas Clark, TE
Ed Dickson, TE
Dennis Pitta, TE
Eugene Monroe, OT
Arthur Jones, DE
Terrence Cody, DT
Daryl Smith, LB
Corey Graham, CB
James Ihedigbo, S
Jeromy Miles, S
Buffalo Bills
Scott Chandler, TE
Thomas Welch, OT
Alex Carrington, DE
Arthur Moats, LB
Jairus Byrd, S
Jim Leonhard, S
Dan Carpenter, K
Carolina Panthers
Derek Anderson, QB
Jimmy Clausen, QB
Ted Ginn, WR
Domenik Hixon, WR
Brandon LaFell, WR
Ben Hartsock, TE
Jordan Gross, OL
Bruce Campbell, OL
Geoff Hangartner, OL
Chris Scott, OL
Travelle Wharton, OL
Garry Williams, OL
Greg Hardy, DE
Colin Cole, DT
Jordan Senn, LB
Dan Connor, LB
Jason Williams, LB
Drayton Florence, CB
Captain Munnerlyn, CB
Quintin Mikell, S
Mike Mitchell, S
Graham Gano, K
Chicago Bears
Patrick Mannelly, LS
Derrick Martin, DB
Josh McCown, QB
Jordan Palmer, QB
Devin Hester, WR/KR
Dante Rosario, TE
Jonathan Scott, OL
Eben Britton, OL
Roberto Garza, OL
Corey Wootton, DE
Landon Cohen, DT
Nate Collins, DT
Henry Melton, DT
Jay Ratliff, DT
James Anderson, LB
Blake Costanzo, LB
D.J. Williams, LB
Zackary Bowman, CB
Kelvin Hayden, CB
Sherrick McManis, CB
Charles Tillman, CB
Craig Steltz, S
Major Wright, S
Cincinnati Bengals
Brandon Ghee, CB
Bernard Scott, RB
Tank Johnson, DT
Zoltan Mesko, P
Brandon Tate, WR
Alex Smith, TE
Anthony Collins, OL
Dennis Roland, OL
Mike Pollak, OL
Michael Johnson, DE
Michael Boley, LB
Brandon Ghee, CB
Chris Crocker, S
Taylor Mays, S
Cleveland Browns
Willis McGahee, RB
Oniel Cousins, OL
Shawn Lauvao, OL
Alex Mack, OL
T.J. Ward, S
Billy Cundiff, K
Dallas Cowboys
Brandon Carter, G
Jon Kitna, QB
George Winn, RB
Brian Waters, OL
Ryan Cook, OL
Anthony Spencer, DE/LB
Jarius Wynn, DE
Jason Hatcher, DT
Edgar Jones, LB
Ernie Sims, LB
Danny McCray, S
Denver Broncos
Knowshon Moreno, RB
Andre Caldwell, WR
Eric Decker, WR
Winston Justice, OL
Zane Beadles, OL
Dan Koppen, OL
Robert Ayers, DE
Jeremy Mincey, DE
Shaun Phillips, LB
Stewart Bradley, LB
Paris Lenon, LB
Wesley Woodyard
Quentin Jammer, CB
Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, CB
Steve Vallos, C
Mike Adams, S
Michael Huff, S
Detroit Lions
Leroy Harris, C Lions
Don Muhlbach, LS
Shaun Hill, QB
Nate Burleson, WR
Kevin Ogletree, WR
Micheal Spurlock, WR
Tony Scheffler, TE
Brandon Pettigrew, TE
Jason Fox, OL
Dylan Gandy, OL
Israel Idonije, DE
Willie Young, DE
Andre Fluellen, DT
Rocky McIntosh, LB
Rashean Mathis, CB
John Wendling, S
Louis Delmas, S
David Akers, K
Green Bay Packers
Johnny Jolly, DE
Seneca Wallace, QB
Greg Van Roten, G
Kahlil Bell, RB
Matt Flynn, QB
James Starks, RB
John Kuhn, FB
James Jones, WR
Jermichael Finley, TE
Andrew Quarless, TE
Marshall Newhouse, OL
Evan Dietrich-Smith, OL
Mike Neal, DE
C.J. Wilson, DE
Johnny Jolly, DT
Ryan Pickett, DT
B.J. Raji, DT
Rob Francois, LB
Sam Shields, CB
Houston Texans
Ray Graham, RB
Jonathan Grimes, RB
Deji Karim, RB
Chad Spann, RB
Ben Tate, RB
Greg Jones, FB
Garrett Graham, TE
Andrew Gardner, OL
Ryan Harris, OL
Wade Smith, OL
Antonio Smith, DE
Earl Mitchell, DT
Joe Mays, LB
Darryl Sharpton, LB
Elbert Mack, CB
Indianapolis Colts
Justin Anderson, T
Ahmad Bradshaw, RB
Donald Brown, RB
Tashard Choice, RB
Tauren Poole, RB
Deion Branch, WR
Darrius Heyward-Bey, WR
Josh Lenz, WR
Jeff Linkenbach, OL
Mike Johnson, OL
Mike McGlynn, OL
Ricardo Mathews, DE
Lawrence Sidbury, DE
Aubrayo Franklin, DT
Fili Moala, DT
Pat Angerer, LB
Kavell Conner, LB
Vontae Davis, CB
Cassius Vaughn, CB
Antoine Bethea, S
Sergio Brown, S
Adam Vinatieri, K
Pat McAfee, P
Jacksonville Jaguars
Chad Henne, QB
Delone Carter, RB
Maurice Jones-Drew, RB
Taylor Price, WR
Clay Harbor, TE
Sam Young, OL
Brad Meester, OL
Brandon Deaderick, DT
Kyle Love, DT
Will Blackmon, CB
Kansas City Chiefs
Anthony Toribio
Terrance Copper, WR
Chad Hall, WR
Jerrell Jackson, WR
Dexter McCluster, RB/WR
Kyle Williams, WR
Branden Albert, OL
Jon Asamoah, OL
Geoff Schwartz, OL
Tyson Jackson, DE
Frank Zombo, LB
Akeem Jordan, LB
Dunta Robinson, CB
Husain Abdullah, S
Quintin Demps, S
Kendrick Lewis, S
Miami Dolphins
David Arkin, G
Austin Spitler, LB
Nolan Carroll, CB
Brent Grimes, CB
Christopher Owens, CB
Chris Clemons, S
Marlon Moore, WR
Dustin Keller, TE
Tyson Clabo, OL
Bryant McKinnie, OL
Richie Incognito, OL
John Jerry, OL
Paul Soliai, DT
Minnesota Vikings
Jared Allen, DE
Kevin Williams, DT
Fred Evans, DT
Chris Cook, CB
Desmond Bishop, LB
Everson Griffen, DE
Seth Olsen, G
Joe Berger, C
Marvin Mitchell, LB
Charlie Johnson, G
Matt Cassel, QB
Josh Freeman, QB
Toby Gerhart, RB
Jerome Simpson, WR
Joe Webb, WR
J'Marcus Webb, OL
Charlie Johnson, OL
Erin Henderson, LB
New England Patriots
LeGarrette Blount, RB
Austin Collie, WR
Julian Edelman, WR
Michael Hoomanawanui, TE
Matthew Mulligan, TE
DJ Williams, TE
Will Svitek, OL
Ryan Wendell, OL
Andre Carter, DE
Dane Fletcher, LB
Brandon Spikes, LB
Aqib Talib, CB
New Orleans Saints
Chris Carr, CB
Luke McCown, QB
Robert Meachem, WR
Jimmy Graham, TE
Charles Brown, OL
Zach Strief, OL
Brian De La Puente, OL
Kenyon Coleman, DE
Keyunta Dawson, DE
Parys Haralson, LB
Will Herring, LB
Ramon Humber, LB
Will Smith, LB
Jonathan Vilma, LB
Jabari Greer, CB
Malcolm Jenkins, S
Roman Harper, S
Shayne Graham, K
New York Giants
Curtis Painter, QB
Andre Brown, RB
Peyton Hillis, RB
Louis Murphy, WR
Hakeem Nicks, WR
Julian Talley, WR
Brandon Myers, TE
Bear Pascoe, TE
David Diehl, OL
Kevin Boothe, OL
Justin Tuck, DE
Linval Joseph, DT
Mike Patterson, DT
Shaun Rogers, DT
Keith Rivers, LB
Jon Beason, LB
Trumaine McBride, CB
Aaron Ross, CB
Terrell Thomas, CB
Stevie Brown, S
Ryan Mundy, S
Josh Brown, K
New York Jets
David Garrard, QB
Darius Reynaud, RB
Lex Hilliard, FB
Josh Cribbs, WR
Jeff Cumberland, TE
Kellen Winslow, TE
Austin Howard, OL
Ed Reed, S
Oakland Raiders
Rashad Jennings, RB
Darren McFadden, RB
Jacoby Ford, WR
Jeron Mastrud, TE
Khalif Barnes, OL
Tony Pashos, OL
Jared Veldheer, OL
Andre Gurode, OL
Lamarr Houston, DT
Jason Hunter, DE
Daniel Muir, DT
Pat Sims, DT
Vance Walker, DT
Phillip Adams, CB
Mike Jenkins, CB
Tracy Porter, CB
Charles Woodson, CB
Usama Young, S
Philadelphia Eagles
Michael Vick, QB
Riley Cooper, WR
Jeremy Maclin, WR
Clifton Geathers, DT
Nate Allen, S
Colt Anderson, S
Kurt Coleman, S
Donnie Jones, P
Pittsburgh Steelers
Jonathan Dwyer, RB
Felix Jones, RB
La'Rod Stephens-Howling, RB
Plaxico Burress, WR
Jerricho Cotchery, WR
Emmanuel Sanders, WR
David Johnson, TE
Michael Palmer, TE
Rashad Butler, OL
Guy Whimper, OL
Fernando Velasco, OL
Cody Wallace, OL
Brett Keisel, DE
Ziggy Hood, DT
Al Woods, DT
Jamaal Westerman, LB
Jason Worilds, LB
Stevenson Sylvester, LB
Ryan Clark, S
Mat McBriar, P
San Diego Chargers
Charlie Whitehurst, QB
Ronnie Brown, RB
Chris Gronkowski, FB
Seyi Ajirotutu, WR
San Francisco 49ers
Colt McCoy, QB
Anthony Dixon, RB
Anquan Boldin, WR
Mario Manningham, WR
Kassim Osgood, WR
Jonathan Goodwin, OL
Tarell Brown, CB
Eric Wright, CB
Donte Whitner, S
Phil Dawson, K
Seattle Seahawks
Tarvaris Jackson, QB
Michael Robinson, FB
Arceto Clark, WR
Golden Tate, WR
Bryan Walters, WR
Kellen Davis, TE
St. Louis Rams
Kellen Clemens, QB
Brady Quinn, QB
Adam Henry, WR
Rodger Saffold, OL
Chris Williams, OL
Jo-Lonn Dunbar, LB
Will Witherspoon, LB
Matt Giordano, S
Darian Stewart, S
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Dan Orlovsky, QB
Spencer Larsen, RB
Brian Leonard, RB
Erik Lorig, FB
Tiquan Underwood, WR
Kyle Adams, TE
Nate Byham, TE
Jamon Meredith, OL
Ted Larsen, OL
Gabe Carimi, OT
Daniel Te'o-Nesheim, DE
Gary Gibson, DT
Jonathan Casillas, LB
Adam Hayward, LB
Dekoda Watson, LB
Jacob Cutrera, LB
Michael Adams, CB
Danny Gorrer, CB
Rian Lindell, K
Tennessee Titans
Rusty Smith, QB
Jackie Battle, RB
Leon Washington, RB
Greg Jones, FB
Kenny Britt, WR
Marc Mariani, WR
Kevin Walter, WR
Damian Williams, WR
Mike Otto, OL
Kevin Matthews, OL
Chris Spencer, OL
Rob Turner, OL
Antonio Johnson, DT
Ropati Pitoitua, DT
Zac Diles, LB
Alterraun Verner, CB
Bernard Pollard, S
Washington Redskins
Rex Grossman, QB
Dezmon Briscoe, WR
Josh Morgan, WR
Santana Moss, WR
Fred Davis, TE
J.D. Walton, OL
Chris Baker, DT
Rob Jackson, LB
Brian Orakpo, LB
Darryl Tapp, LB
Nick Barnett, LB
London Fletcher, LB
Bryan Kehl, LB
Perry Riley, LB
E.J. Biggers, LB
DeAngelo Hall, CB
Josh Wilson, CB
Reed Doughty, S
Jose Gumbs, S
Brandon Meriweather, S
Tell us, who would you keep on your team and who would you let walk?
Secondly, the free agency jumble is in full swing and here's the list by team of all free agents as of today:
Arizona Cardinals
Rashard Mendenhall, RB
Andre Roberts, WR
Jim Dray, TE
Kory Sperry, TE
Karlos Dansby, LB
Jeff King, TE
Eric Winston, OT
Mike Gibson, G
Frostee Rucker, DT
Matt Shaughnessy, LB
Antoine Cason, CB
Bryan McCann, CB
Yeremiah Bell, S
Jay Feely, K
Atlanta Falcons
Sean Locklear, OT
Omar Gaither, LB
Jeremy Trueblood, OT
Dominique Franks, CB
Chase Coffman, TE
Joe Hawley, C
Mike Johnson, T
Corey Peters, DT
Peria Jerry, DT
Stephen Nicholas, LB
Jonathan Babineaux, DT
Asante Samuel, CB
Baltimore Ravens
Michael Oher, OT
Corey Graham, CB
Tandon Doss, WR
Jacoby Jones, WR
Dallas Clark, TE
Ed Dickson, TE
Dennis Pitta, TE
Eugene Monroe, OT
Arthur Jones, DE
Terrence Cody, DT
Daryl Smith, LB
Corey Graham, CB
James Ihedigbo, S
Jeromy Miles, S
Buffalo Bills
Scott Chandler, TE
Thomas Welch, OT
Alex Carrington, DE
Arthur Moats, LB
Jairus Byrd, S
Jim Leonhard, S
Dan Carpenter, K
Carolina Panthers
Derek Anderson, QB
Jimmy Clausen, QB
Ted Ginn, WR
Domenik Hixon, WR
Brandon LaFell, WR
Ben Hartsock, TE
Jordan Gross, OL
Bruce Campbell, OL
Geoff Hangartner, OL
Chris Scott, OL
Travelle Wharton, OL
Garry Williams, OL
Greg Hardy, DE
Colin Cole, DT
Jordan Senn, LB
Dan Connor, LB
Jason Williams, LB
Drayton Florence, CB
Captain Munnerlyn, CB
Quintin Mikell, S
Mike Mitchell, S
Graham Gano, K
Chicago Bears
Patrick Mannelly, LS
Derrick Martin, DB
Josh McCown, QB
Jordan Palmer, QB
Devin Hester, WR/KR
Dante Rosario, TE
Jonathan Scott, OL
Eben Britton, OL
Roberto Garza, OL
Corey Wootton, DE
Landon Cohen, DT
Nate Collins, DT
Henry Melton, DT
Jay Ratliff, DT
James Anderson, LB
Blake Costanzo, LB
D.J. Williams, LB
Zackary Bowman, CB
Kelvin Hayden, CB
Sherrick McManis, CB
Charles Tillman, CB
Craig Steltz, S
Major Wright, S
Cincinnati Bengals
Brandon Ghee, CB
Bernard Scott, RB
Tank Johnson, DT
Zoltan Mesko, P
Brandon Tate, WR
Alex Smith, TE
Anthony Collins, OL
Dennis Roland, OL
Mike Pollak, OL
Michael Johnson, DE
Michael Boley, LB
Brandon Ghee, CB
Chris Crocker, S
Taylor Mays, S
Cleveland Browns
Willis McGahee, RB
Oniel Cousins, OL
Shawn Lauvao, OL
Alex Mack, OL
T.J. Ward, S
Billy Cundiff, K
Dallas Cowboys
Brandon Carter, G
Jon Kitna, QB
George Winn, RB
Brian Waters, OL
Ryan Cook, OL
Anthony Spencer, DE/LB
Jarius Wynn, DE
Jason Hatcher, DT
Edgar Jones, LB
Ernie Sims, LB
Danny McCray, S
Denver Broncos
Knowshon Moreno, RB
Andre Caldwell, WR
Eric Decker, WR
Winston Justice, OL
Zane Beadles, OL
Dan Koppen, OL
Robert Ayers, DE
Jeremy Mincey, DE
Shaun Phillips, LB
Stewart Bradley, LB
Paris Lenon, LB
Wesley Woodyard
Quentin Jammer, CB
Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, CB
Steve Vallos, C
Mike Adams, S
Michael Huff, S
Detroit Lions
Leroy Harris, C Lions
Don Muhlbach, LS
Shaun Hill, QB
Nate Burleson, WR
Kevin Ogletree, WR
Micheal Spurlock, WR
Tony Scheffler, TE
Brandon Pettigrew, TE
Jason Fox, OL
Dylan Gandy, OL
Israel Idonije, DE
Willie Young, DE
Andre Fluellen, DT
Rocky McIntosh, LB
Rashean Mathis, CB
John Wendling, S
Louis Delmas, S
David Akers, K
Green Bay Packers
Johnny Jolly, DE
Seneca Wallace, QB
Greg Van Roten, G
Kahlil Bell, RB
Matt Flynn, QB
James Starks, RB
John Kuhn, FB
James Jones, WR
Jermichael Finley, TE
Andrew Quarless, TE
Marshall Newhouse, OL
Evan Dietrich-Smith, OL
Mike Neal, DE
C.J. Wilson, DE
Johnny Jolly, DT
Ryan Pickett, DT
B.J. Raji, DT
Rob Francois, LB
Sam Shields, CB
Houston Texans
Ray Graham, RB
Jonathan Grimes, RB
Deji Karim, RB
Chad Spann, RB
Ben Tate, RB
Greg Jones, FB
Garrett Graham, TE
Andrew Gardner, OL
Ryan Harris, OL
Wade Smith, OL
Antonio Smith, DE
Earl Mitchell, DT
Joe Mays, LB
Darryl Sharpton, LB
Elbert Mack, CB
Indianapolis Colts
Justin Anderson, T
Ahmad Bradshaw, RB
Donald Brown, RB
Tashard Choice, RB
Tauren Poole, RB
Deion Branch, WR
Darrius Heyward-Bey, WR
Josh Lenz, WR
Jeff Linkenbach, OL
Mike Johnson, OL
Mike McGlynn, OL
Ricardo Mathews, DE
Lawrence Sidbury, DE
Aubrayo Franklin, DT
Fili Moala, DT
Pat Angerer, LB
Kavell Conner, LB
Vontae Davis, CB
Cassius Vaughn, CB
Antoine Bethea, S
Sergio Brown, S
Adam Vinatieri, K
Pat McAfee, P
Jacksonville Jaguars
Chad Henne, QB
Delone Carter, RB
Maurice Jones-Drew, RB
Taylor Price, WR
Clay Harbor, TE
Sam Young, OL
Brad Meester, OL
Brandon Deaderick, DT
Kyle Love, DT
Will Blackmon, CB
Kansas City Chiefs
Anthony Toribio
Terrance Copper, WR
Chad Hall, WR
Jerrell Jackson, WR
Dexter McCluster, RB/WR
Kyle Williams, WR
Branden Albert, OL
Jon Asamoah, OL
Geoff Schwartz, OL
Tyson Jackson, DE
Frank Zombo, LB
Akeem Jordan, LB
Dunta Robinson, CB
Husain Abdullah, S
Quintin Demps, S
Kendrick Lewis, S
Miami Dolphins
David Arkin, G
Austin Spitler, LB
Nolan Carroll, CB
Brent Grimes, CB
Christopher Owens, CB
Chris Clemons, S
Marlon Moore, WR
Dustin Keller, TE
Tyson Clabo, OL
Bryant McKinnie, OL
Richie Incognito, OL
John Jerry, OL
Paul Soliai, DT
Minnesota Vikings
Jared Allen, DE
Kevin Williams, DT
Fred Evans, DT
Chris Cook, CB
Desmond Bishop, LB
Everson Griffen, DE
Seth Olsen, G
Joe Berger, C
Marvin Mitchell, LB
Charlie Johnson, G
Matt Cassel, QB
Josh Freeman, QB
Toby Gerhart, RB
Jerome Simpson, WR
Joe Webb, WR
J'Marcus Webb, OL
Charlie Johnson, OL
Erin Henderson, LB
New England Patriots
LeGarrette Blount, RB
Austin Collie, WR
Julian Edelman, WR
Michael Hoomanawanui, TE
Matthew Mulligan, TE
DJ Williams, TE
Will Svitek, OL
Ryan Wendell, OL
Andre Carter, DE
Dane Fletcher, LB
Brandon Spikes, LB
Aqib Talib, CB
New Orleans Saints
Chris Carr, CB
Luke McCown, QB
Robert Meachem, WR
Jimmy Graham, TE
Charles Brown, OL
Zach Strief, OL
Brian De La Puente, OL
Kenyon Coleman, DE
Keyunta Dawson, DE
Parys Haralson, LB
Will Herring, LB
Ramon Humber, LB
Will Smith, LB
Jonathan Vilma, LB
Jabari Greer, CB
Malcolm Jenkins, S
Roman Harper, S
Shayne Graham, K
New York Giants
Curtis Painter, QB
Andre Brown, RB
Peyton Hillis, RB
Louis Murphy, WR
Hakeem Nicks, WR
Julian Talley, WR
Brandon Myers, TE
Bear Pascoe, TE
David Diehl, OL
Kevin Boothe, OL
Justin Tuck, DE
Linval Joseph, DT
Mike Patterson, DT
Shaun Rogers, DT
Keith Rivers, LB
Jon Beason, LB
Trumaine McBride, CB
Aaron Ross, CB
Terrell Thomas, CB
Stevie Brown, S
Ryan Mundy, S
Josh Brown, K
New York Jets
David Garrard, QB
Darius Reynaud, RB
Lex Hilliard, FB
Josh Cribbs, WR
Jeff Cumberland, TE
Kellen Winslow, TE
Austin Howard, OL
Ed Reed, S
Oakland Raiders
Rashad Jennings, RB
Darren McFadden, RB
Jacoby Ford, WR
Jeron Mastrud, TE
Khalif Barnes, OL
Tony Pashos, OL
Jared Veldheer, OL
Andre Gurode, OL
Lamarr Houston, DT
Jason Hunter, DE
Daniel Muir, DT
Pat Sims, DT
Vance Walker, DT
Phillip Adams, CB
Mike Jenkins, CB
Tracy Porter, CB
Charles Woodson, CB
Usama Young, S
Philadelphia Eagles
Michael Vick, QB
Riley Cooper, WR
Jeremy Maclin, WR
Clifton Geathers, DT
Nate Allen, S
Colt Anderson, S
Kurt Coleman, S
Donnie Jones, P
Pittsburgh Steelers
Jonathan Dwyer, RB
Felix Jones, RB
La'Rod Stephens-Howling, RB
Plaxico Burress, WR
Jerricho Cotchery, WR
Emmanuel Sanders, WR
David Johnson, TE
Michael Palmer, TE
Rashad Butler, OL
Guy Whimper, OL
Fernando Velasco, OL
Cody Wallace, OL
Brett Keisel, DE
Ziggy Hood, DT
Al Woods, DT
Jamaal Westerman, LB
Jason Worilds, LB
Stevenson Sylvester, LB
Ryan Clark, S
Mat McBriar, P
San Diego Chargers
Charlie Whitehurst, QB
Ronnie Brown, RB
Chris Gronkowski, FB
Seyi Ajirotutu, WR
San Francisco 49ers
Colt McCoy, QB
Anthony Dixon, RB
Anquan Boldin, WR
Mario Manningham, WR
Kassim Osgood, WR
Jonathan Goodwin, OL
Tarell Brown, CB
Eric Wright, CB
Donte Whitner, S
Phil Dawson, K
Seattle Seahawks
Tarvaris Jackson, QB
Michael Robinson, FB
Arceto Clark, WR
Golden Tate, WR
Bryan Walters, WR
Kellen Davis, TE
St. Louis Rams
Kellen Clemens, QB
Brady Quinn, QB
Adam Henry, WR
Rodger Saffold, OL
Chris Williams, OL
Jo-Lonn Dunbar, LB
Will Witherspoon, LB
Matt Giordano, S
Darian Stewart, S
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Dan Orlovsky, QB
Spencer Larsen, RB
Brian Leonard, RB
Erik Lorig, FB
Tiquan Underwood, WR
Kyle Adams, TE
Nate Byham, TE
Jamon Meredith, OL
Ted Larsen, OL
Gabe Carimi, OT
Daniel Te'o-Nesheim, DE
Gary Gibson, DT
Jonathan Casillas, LB
Adam Hayward, LB
Dekoda Watson, LB
Jacob Cutrera, LB
Michael Adams, CB
Danny Gorrer, CB
Rian Lindell, K
Tennessee Titans
Rusty Smith, QB
Jackie Battle, RB
Leon Washington, RB
Greg Jones, FB
Kenny Britt, WR
Marc Mariani, WR
Kevin Walter, WR
Damian Williams, WR
Mike Otto, OL
Kevin Matthews, OL
Chris Spencer, OL
Rob Turner, OL
Antonio Johnson, DT
Ropati Pitoitua, DT
Zac Diles, LB
Alterraun Verner, CB
Bernard Pollard, S
Washington Redskins
Rex Grossman, QB
Dezmon Briscoe, WR
Josh Morgan, WR
Santana Moss, WR
Fred Davis, TE
J.D. Walton, OL
Chris Baker, DT
Rob Jackson, LB
Brian Orakpo, LB
Darryl Tapp, LB
Nick Barnett, LB
London Fletcher, LB
Bryan Kehl, LB
Perry Riley, LB
E.J. Biggers, LB
DeAngelo Hall, CB
Josh Wilson, CB
Reed Doughty, S
Jose Gumbs, S
Brandon Meriweather, S
Tell us, who would you keep on your team and who would you let walk?
Guys, it's almost here!
General | Posted 12 years agoJust about a half day away, right around the corner!! Are you all stoked?!
Does anybody have any big furry or non-furry game plans with friends or family?
Does anybody have any big furry or non-furry game plans with friends or family?
Superbowl Weekend Matchup
General | Posted 12 years ago4 weeks of preseason games, 17 weeks of regular season games, and 3 weeks of playoffs have led the 2013/2014 season to where it is now: a matchup of seemingly epic proportions between the NFC's #1 Seattle Seahawks and the AFC's #1 Denver Broncos set to do battle at Superbowl XLVIII in "NY/NJ"
Seattle has held their ground all year and have allowed the fewest yards against and the fewest points against, they'll be put to the test as they will try to halt the high-flying offense Denver has to offer which, unlike Seattle, put up the most points and most yards this season (not to mention countless records broken by Manning and the team)
The Madden camp has already done their annual video game prediction which had the Broncos winning by 3 in OT (31-28) and they have a pretty good track record since they began this prediction method in 2004 (7-2).
Weather for the big game has been a huge topic of discussion since MetLife stadium is open to the elements and is the furthest north a Superbowl has ever been played.
Will cold weather play a factor? Will a key injury turn the tables? Will aliens use our distraction to their advantage and take over the world? We'll find out on Sunday!
While the turmoil of the NFL season is set to come to a close the NFL Furs group has its own Superbowl showdown between the last two standing Prediction Challenge participants Brute-force and Paskhowl!
Standard rules apply, you two so predict away! You have until SB:XLVIII kickoff.
Sunday February 2nd
Seahawks (15-3) "@" Broncos (15-3)
-Some out there might forget that the Seahawks used to be in the AFC West with the Broncos so they have a decent history with each other but they have only had one playoff meeting and that was back in 1983. In recent years Denver have only faced Seattle in preseason games so it's safe to say there's really no recent matchup history to talk about. #1 defense vs. #1 offense. Let's go!
Seattle has held their ground all year and have allowed the fewest yards against and the fewest points against, they'll be put to the test as they will try to halt the high-flying offense Denver has to offer which, unlike Seattle, put up the most points and most yards this season (not to mention countless records broken by Manning and the team)
The Madden camp has already done their annual video game prediction which had the Broncos winning by 3 in OT (31-28) and they have a pretty good track record since they began this prediction method in 2004 (7-2).
Weather for the big game has been a huge topic of discussion since MetLife stadium is open to the elements and is the furthest north a Superbowl has ever been played.
Will cold weather play a factor? Will a key injury turn the tables? Will aliens use our distraction to their advantage and take over the world? We'll find out on Sunday!
While the turmoil of the NFL season is set to come to a close the NFL Furs group has its own Superbowl showdown between the last two standing Prediction Challenge participants Brute-force and Paskhowl!
Standard rules apply, you two so predict away! You have until SB:XLVIII kickoff.
Sunday February 2nd
Seahawks (15-3) "@" Broncos (15-3)
-Some out there might forget that the Seahawks used to be in the AFC West with the Broncos so they have a decent history with each other but they have only had one playoff meeting and that was back in 1983. In recent years Denver have only faced Seattle in preseason games so it's safe to say there's really no recent matchup history to talk about. #1 defense vs. #1 offense. Let's go!
Conference Weekend Matchups
General | Posted 12 years ago-During the Playoffs you are welcome to note us your selections in advance if you know you might be away for the weekend but we'd prefer if you could just respond to the journal with your picks. (Journal will be posted every Monday)
-The Playoffs will use score predictions as a tie-breaker so be sure to include those with every matchup.
-You may use a team name or a nickname when making picks otherwise we will just use your FA name.
-Please list all selections in one comment (Or in a continuation of your original comment). They can be as in-depth or as simple as you want. You are free to change your picks up until the first kickoff of that night of the week. Once the first kickoff for Sunday occurs no more predictions or alterations for that day will be allowed.
-At the end of Conference Round the 2 winning results move on to the Super Bowl!
-Finally, have fun. This group is here so you can enjoy furries and football =P
Opposite of last weekend this time around 3 home teams stood their ground and only 1 road team moved on.
AFC
#1 Denver Broncos
#2 New England Patriots
- - - - - - - - - -
#3 Cincinatti Bengals
#4 Indianapolis Colts
#5 Kansas City Chiefs
#6 San Diego Chargers
NFC
#1 Seattle Seahawks
#2 Carolina Panthers
- - - - - - - - - -
#3 Philadelphia Eagles
#4 Green Bay Packers
#5 San Francisco 49ers
#6 New Orleans Saints
The player matchups this week are:
(1)GDog vs. (5)Paskhowl
(2)Brute-force06 vs. (6)Akamai
And here are the Conference Round matchups:
Sunday January 19th
Patriots(13-4) @ Broncos(14-3)
-The Patriots had an amazing 24-point comeback and OT win earlier this season against the Broncos at 34-31 but the last time they came to Denver for the playoffs the Patriots were beaten 27-13.
49ers(14-4) @ Seahawks(14-3)
-These two have never met in the playoffs before but they played twice this season, each team winning at home.
-The Playoffs will use score predictions as a tie-breaker so be sure to include those with every matchup.
-You may use a team name or a nickname when making picks otherwise we will just use your FA name.
-Please list all selections in one comment (Or in a continuation of your original comment). They can be as in-depth or as simple as you want. You are free to change your picks up until the first kickoff of that night of the week. Once the first kickoff for Sunday occurs no more predictions or alterations for that day will be allowed.
-At the end of Conference Round the 2 winning results move on to the Super Bowl!
-Finally, have fun. This group is here so you can enjoy furries and football =P
Opposite of last weekend this time around 3 home teams stood their ground and only 1 road team moved on.
AFC
#1 Denver Broncos
#2 New England Patriots
- - - - - - - - - -
NFC
#1 Seattle Seahawks
- - - - - - - - - -
#5 San Francisco 49ers
The player matchups this week are:
(1)GDog vs. (5)Paskhowl
(2)Brute-force06 vs. (6)Akamai
And here are the Conference Round matchups:
Sunday January 19th
Patriots(13-4) @ Broncos(14-3)
-The Patriots had an amazing 24-point comeback and OT win earlier this season against the Broncos at 34-31 but the last time they came to Denver for the playoffs the Patriots were beaten 27-13.
49ers(14-4) @ Seahawks(14-3)
-These two have never met in the playoffs before but they played twice this season, each team winning at home.
Divisional Weekend Matchups
General | Posted 12 years ago-During the Playoffs you are welcome to note us your selections in advance if you know you might be away for the weekend but we'd prefer if you could just respond to the journal with your picks. (Journal will be posted every Monday)
-The Playoffs will use score predictions as a tie-breaker so be sure to include those with every matchup.
-You may use a team name or a nickname when making picks otherwise we will just use your FA name.
-Please list all selections in one comment (Or in a continuation of your original comment). They can be as in-depth or as simple as you want. You are free to change your picks up until the first kickoff of that night of the week. Once the first kickoff for Saturday, or Sunday occurs no more predictions or alterations for that day will be allowed. If you miss a day feel free to make predictions for the other day.
-At the end of Divisional Weekend the 4 best results move into the Conference Round along their bracket paths!
-Finally, have fun. This group is here so you can enjoy furries and football =P
After 3 road teams win out of 4 games the NFL playoff picture is down to 8 teams and now the #1 and #2 seeds will join the fray after their week off.
AFC
#1 Denver Broncos
#2 New England Patriots
#3 Cincinatti Bengals
#4 Indianapolis Colts
#5 Kansas City Chiefs
#6 San Diego Chargers
NFC
#1 Seattle Seahawks
#2 Carolina Panthers
#3 Philadelphia Eagles
#4 Green Bay Packers
#5 San Francisco 49ers
#6 New Orleans Saints
The scoring and tiebreakers will work the same this week as last week but remember you're only competing against 1 opponent, you must beat them to move into the Conference round. Since only one person voiced their opinion on the original playoff journal you are free to use any of the 3 standard methods to send in your picks; this journal, a note, or email them to VXR-Razor[at]hotmail.com
Remember to include score predictions with each matchup, and per the standard rules you can change your scores and predictions up until the first kickoff of each Game Day.
For a refresher here are the player matchups:
(1)GDog vs. (8)Hg3300
(2)Brute-force06 vs. (7)Beino
(3)Redyoshi vs. (6)Akamai
(4)SonicHomeboy vs. (5)Paskhowl
And here are the Divisional Round Matchups:
Saturday January 11th:
Saints(12-5) @ Seahawks(11-5)
-Earlier this year the Saints travelled to Seattle and were trounced 35-7 but in the last playoff match between these two in 2010 the Saints walked away with a win 41-36.
Colts(12-5) @ Patriots(12-4)
-The Colts have travelled to New England each of the last three years and have come away with 3 losses at an average score of 40.3-25.3.
Sunday January 12th:
49ers(13-4) @ Panthers(12-4)
-Panthers have won this matchup the last 4 times including a 23-20 win earlier this year in San Francisco.
Chargers(10-7) @ Broncos(13-3)
-The Chargers were the only team this year to hand Denver a home-loss after controlling the ball for almost 40:00. This is their 3rd matchup this season with Denver winning the first meeting.
-The Playoffs will use score predictions as a tie-breaker so be sure to include those with every matchup.
-You may use a team name or a nickname when making picks otherwise we will just use your FA name.
-Please list all selections in one comment (Or in a continuation of your original comment). They can be as in-depth or as simple as you want. You are free to change your picks up until the first kickoff of that night of the week. Once the first kickoff for Saturday, or Sunday occurs no more predictions or alterations for that day will be allowed. If you miss a day feel free to make predictions for the other day.
-At the end of Divisional Weekend the 4 best results move into the Conference Round along their bracket paths!
-Finally, have fun. This group is here so you can enjoy furries and football =P
After 3 road teams win out of 4 games the NFL playoff picture is down to 8 teams and now the #1 and #2 seeds will join the fray after their week off.
AFC
#1 Denver Broncos
#2 New England Patriots
#4 Indianapolis Colts
#6 San Diego Chargers
NFC
#1 Seattle Seahawks
#2 Carolina Panthers
#5 San Francisco 49ers
#6 New Orleans Saints
The scoring and tiebreakers will work the same this week as last week but remember you're only competing against 1 opponent, you must beat them to move into the Conference round. Since only one person voiced their opinion on the original playoff journal you are free to use any of the 3 standard methods to send in your picks; this journal, a note, or email them to VXR-Razor[at]hotmail.com
Remember to include score predictions with each matchup, and per the standard rules you can change your scores and predictions up until the first kickoff of each Game Day.
For a refresher here are the player matchups:
(1)GDog vs. (8)Hg3300
(2)Brute-force06 vs. (7)Beino
(3)Redyoshi vs. (6)Akamai
(4)SonicHomeboy vs. (5)Paskhowl
And here are the Divisional Round Matchups:
Saturday January 11th:
Saints(12-5) @ Seahawks(11-5)
-Earlier this year the Saints travelled to Seattle and were trounced 35-7 but in the last playoff match between these two in 2010 the Saints walked away with a win 41-36.
Colts(12-5) @ Patriots(12-4)
-The Colts have travelled to New England each of the last three years and have come away with 3 losses at an average score of 40.3-25.3.
Sunday January 12th:
49ers(13-4) @ Panthers(12-4)
-Panthers have won this matchup the last 4 times including a 23-20 win earlier this year in San Francisco.
Chargers(10-7) @ Broncos(13-3)
-The Chargers were the only team this year to hand Denver a home-loss after controlling the ball for almost 40:00. This is their 3rd matchup this season with Denver winning the first meeting.
Wild Card Weekend Matchups
General | Posted 12 years ago-During the Playoffs you are welcome to note us your selections in advance if you know you might be away for the weekend but we'd prefer if you could just respond to the journal with your picks. (Journal will be posted every Monday)
-The Playoffs will use score predictions as a tie-breaker so be sure to include those with every matchup.
-You may use a team name or a nickname when making picks otherwise we will just use your FA name.
-Please list all selections in one comment (Or in a continuation of your original comment). They can be as in-depth or as simple as you want. You are free to change your picks up until the first kickoff of that night of the week. Once the first kickoff for Saturday, or Sunday occurs no more predictions or alterations for that day will be allowed. If you miss a day feel free to make predictions for the other day.
-At the end of Wild Card Weekend the 8 best results move into the bracketed Divisional Round!
-Finally, have fun. This group is here so you can enjoy furries and football =P
After a crazy Week 17 we finally have all of of the cards in place for the NFL playoffs. Congrats to the AFCs and NFCs 6 best:
AFC
#1 Denver Broncos
#2 New England Patriots
- - - - - - - - - -
#3 Cincinatti Bengals
#4 Indianapolis Colts
#5 Kansas City Chiefs
#6 San Diego Chargers
NFC
#1 Seattle Seahawks
#2 Carolina Panthers
- - - - - - - - - -
#3 Philadelphia Eagles
#4 Green Bay Packers
#5 San Francisco 49ers
#6 New Orleans Saints
Here are your Wildcard Weekend matchups. Remember to include score predictions with each matchup, and per the standard rules you can change your score predictions up until the first kickoff of each Game Day.
Even if you are not in one of the playoff Top-10 slots, please attempt to predict anyway. If, for whatever reason, someone in the top-10 forgets to make predictions they will be disqualified and the next person in line with predictions can take their place!
Saturday January 4th:
Chiefs(11-5) @ Colts(11-5)
-These teams have played once already this year In Kansas City and the Colts held the Chiefs to only a touchdown in a 23-7 Win.
Saints(11-5) @ Eagles(10-6)
-These two have not played against each other yet this season and have only met in the Playoffs twice, each team has won once.
Sunday January 5th:
Chargers(9-7) @ Bengals(11-5)
-In a slow game earlier in the year the Bengals beat the Chargers in San Diego 17-10.
49ers(12-4) @ Packers(8-7-1)
-The Packers have already lost once to the 49ers this season in a 34-28 road loss.
-The Playoffs will use score predictions as a tie-breaker so be sure to include those with every matchup.
-You may use a team name or a nickname when making picks otherwise we will just use your FA name.
-Please list all selections in one comment (Or in a continuation of your original comment). They can be as in-depth or as simple as you want. You are free to change your picks up until the first kickoff of that night of the week. Once the first kickoff for Saturday, or Sunday occurs no more predictions or alterations for that day will be allowed. If you miss a day feel free to make predictions for the other day.
-At the end of Wild Card Weekend the 8 best results move into the bracketed Divisional Round!
-Finally, have fun. This group is here so you can enjoy furries and football =P
After a crazy Week 17 we finally have all of of the cards in place for the NFL playoffs. Congrats to the AFCs and NFCs 6 best:
AFC
#1 Denver Broncos
#2 New England Patriots
- - - - - - - - - -
#3 Cincinatti Bengals
#4 Indianapolis Colts
#5 Kansas City Chiefs
#6 San Diego Chargers
NFC
#1 Seattle Seahawks
#2 Carolina Panthers
- - - - - - - - - -
#3 Philadelphia Eagles
#4 Green Bay Packers
#5 San Francisco 49ers
#6 New Orleans Saints
Here are your Wildcard Weekend matchups. Remember to include score predictions with each matchup, and per the standard rules you can change your score predictions up until the first kickoff of each Game Day.
Even if you are not in one of the playoff Top-10 slots, please attempt to predict anyway. If, for whatever reason, someone in the top-10 forgets to make predictions they will be disqualified and the next person in line with predictions can take their place!
Saturday January 4th:
Chiefs(11-5) @ Colts(11-5)
-These teams have played once already this year In Kansas City and the Colts held the Chiefs to only a touchdown in a 23-7 Win.
Saints(11-5) @ Eagles(10-6)
-These two have not played against each other yet this season and have only met in the Playoffs twice, each team has won once.
Sunday January 5th:
Chargers(9-7) @ Bengals(11-5)
-In a slow game earlier in the year the Bengals beat the Chargers in San Diego 17-10.
49ers(12-4) @ Packers(8-7-1)
-The Packers have already lost once to the 49ers this season in a 34-28 road loss.
Week 17 Regular Season Matchups
General | Posted 12 years ago-During the regular season you are welcome to note us your selections in advance if you know you might be away for the weekend but we'd prefer if you could just respond to the journal with your picks. (Journal will be posted every Monday)
-You do not have to put score predictions in during the season but feel free to do so if you wish. Score predictions will be part of the Playoffs
-You may use a team name or a nickname when making picks otherwise we will just use your FA name.
-Please list all selections in one comment (Or in a continuation of your original comment if you are breaking up your picks for Thursday games, Sunday games, and Monday games). They can be as in-depth or as simple as you want. You are free to change your picks up until the first kickoff of that night of the week. Once the first kickoff for Thursday, Sunday, or Monday occurs no more predictions or alterations for that day will be allowed. If you miss a day feel free to make predictions for the other days of the week.
-At the end of 17 weeks the 10 players with the most wins will move into the Playoffs which will follow a similar format. In the event a game ends with a tie you will gain neither a Win nor a Loss.
-Finally, have fun. This group is here so you can enjoy furries and football =P
The AFC playoff race is looking a lot clearer than the NFC going in to week 17. In the AFC Denver, New England, Cincinnati, and Indianapolis have all won their respective Divisions whith the Chiefs securing the 1st Wild Card. The Dolphins currently sit in the only open slot remaining as the 2nd Wild Card with the Ravens, Chargers, and Steelers still mathematically in the hunt.
In the NFC the only certainty currently is that the Seahawks and Panthers will be in the playoffs but every seed is still up for grabs as no one in the NFC has clinched their division (This was written before Week 16s MNF). Currently "in the hunt" are Philly, Chicago, San Francisco, New Orleans, Arizona, Dallas, and Green Bay all fighting for the final 4 playoff tickets.
This is the current playoff setup via NFL.com if anyone wants to see for themselves Playoff Standings
Here are your Week 17 matchups, Final week of the Regular Season. Bear in mind every game this week is a divisional matchup.
Sunday December 29th:
Browns(4-11) @ Steelers(7-8)
-Steelers have won the last 31 of 36 games including 9 in a row at home.
Redskins(3-12) @ Giants(6-9)
-Giants lead 49-44-1 and already have a win against the Resdkins this season.
Ravens(8-7) @ Bengals(10-5)
-Ravens have a 20-15 all-time lead and beat the Bengals in Baltimore earlier in the year. Bengals are undefeated at home in the regular season this year.
Texans(2-13) @ Titans(6-9)
-Even though the Titans are on a 3-loss streak to the Texans they still lead 14-9. They are a decent 7-4 at home.
Jaguars(4-11) @ Colts(10-5)
-Colts with a 17-8 advantage but have only won 2 of the last 5.
Jets(7-8) @ Dolphins(8-7)
-Jets with a slim 49-46-1 lead though they're on a 2-game skid.
Lions(7-8) @ Vikings(4-10-1)
-Vikings with a huge 66-27-1 all-time lead. Even though they lost in Detroit earlier in the season they're 36-9 at home.
Panthers(11-4) @ Falcons(4-10)
-Falcons up at 32-14 but have lost the last two meetings with the Panthers though they are an impressive 14-4 at home.
Buccaneers(4-11) @ Saints(10-5)
-Saints ahead 25-18 and have won 4 in a row against the Bucs.
Bills(6-9) @ Patriots(11-4)
-Patriots beat the Bills earlier this season to move to 59-35 all-time. Bills have not won at New England since 2000.
Rams(7-8) @ Seahawks(12-3)
-Seahawks are 18-12 all-time and have won the last 8 games when the Rams come to visit.
Packers(7-7-1) @ Bears(8-7)
-Packers lead here 54-39 and have won 6 in a row. Bears are only 20-27 at home.
49ers(10-4) @ Cardinals(10-5)
-49ers lead here 26-14 and have won the last 3 meetings. Cardinals are just under 50% at home with a 9-10 mark.
Broncos(12-3) @ Raiders(4-11)
-Raiders have the all-time lead at 53-42-1 but the Broncos have won the last 4.
Chiefs(11-4) @ Chargers(8-7)
-Chargers already beat Kansas City once this year and are one win away from tying these two at 48 apiece. Chargers have won 5 in a row at home.
Eagles(9-6) @ Cowboys(8-7)
-Cowboys lead 59-39 and have won the last 3 games.
-You do not have to put score predictions in during the season but feel free to do so if you wish. Score predictions will be part of the Playoffs
-You may use a team name or a nickname when making picks otherwise we will just use your FA name.
-Please list all selections in one comment (Or in a continuation of your original comment if you are breaking up your picks for Thursday games, Sunday games, and Monday games). They can be as in-depth or as simple as you want. You are free to change your picks up until the first kickoff of that night of the week. Once the first kickoff for Thursday, Sunday, or Monday occurs no more predictions or alterations for that day will be allowed. If you miss a day feel free to make predictions for the other days of the week.
-At the end of 17 weeks the 10 players with the most wins will move into the Playoffs which will follow a similar format. In the event a game ends with a tie you will gain neither a Win nor a Loss.
-Finally, have fun. This group is here so you can enjoy furries and football =P
The AFC playoff race is looking a lot clearer than the NFC going in to week 17. In the AFC Denver, New England, Cincinnati, and Indianapolis have all won their respective Divisions whith the Chiefs securing the 1st Wild Card. The Dolphins currently sit in the only open slot remaining as the 2nd Wild Card with the Ravens, Chargers, and Steelers still mathematically in the hunt.
In the NFC the only certainty currently is that the Seahawks and Panthers will be in the playoffs but every seed is still up for grabs as no one in the NFC has clinched their division (This was written before Week 16s MNF). Currently "in the hunt" are Philly, Chicago, San Francisco, New Orleans, Arizona, Dallas, and Green Bay all fighting for the final 4 playoff tickets.
This is the current playoff setup via NFL.com if anyone wants to see for themselves Playoff Standings
Here are your Week 17 matchups, Final week of the Regular Season. Bear in mind every game this week is a divisional matchup.
Sunday December 29th:
Browns(4-11) @ Steelers(7-8)
-Steelers have won the last 31 of 36 games including 9 in a row at home.
Redskins(3-12) @ Giants(6-9)
-Giants lead 49-44-1 and already have a win against the Resdkins this season.
Ravens(8-7) @ Bengals(10-5)
-Ravens have a 20-15 all-time lead and beat the Bengals in Baltimore earlier in the year. Bengals are undefeated at home in the regular season this year.
Texans(2-13) @ Titans(6-9)
-Even though the Titans are on a 3-loss streak to the Texans they still lead 14-9. They are a decent 7-4 at home.
Jaguars(4-11) @ Colts(10-5)
-Colts with a 17-8 advantage but have only won 2 of the last 5.
Jets(7-8) @ Dolphins(8-7)
-Jets with a slim 49-46-1 lead though they're on a 2-game skid.
Lions(7-8) @ Vikings(4-10-1)
-Vikings with a huge 66-27-1 all-time lead. Even though they lost in Detroit earlier in the season they're 36-9 at home.
Panthers(11-4) @ Falcons(4-10)
-Falcons up at 32-14 but have lost the last two meetings with the Panthers though they are an impressive 14-4 at home.
Buccaneers(4-11) @ Saints(10-5)
-Saints ahead 25-18 and have won 4 in a row against the Bucs.
Bills(6-9) @ Patriots(11-4)
-Patriots beat the Bills earlier this season to move to 59-35 all-time. Bills have not won at New England since 2000.
Rams(7-8) @ Seahawks(12-3)
-Seahawks are 18-12 all-time and have won the last 8 games when the Rams come to visit.
Packers(7-7-1) @ Bears(8-7)
-Packers lead here 54-39 and have won 6 in a row. Bears are only 20-27 at home.
49ers(10-4) @ Cardinals(10-5)
-49ers lead here 26-14 and have won the last 3 meetings. Cardinals are just under 50% at home with a 9-10 mark.
Broncos(12-3) @ Raiders(4-11)
-Raiders have the all-time lead at 53-42-1 but the Broncos have won the last 4.
Chiefs(11-4) @ Chargers(8-7)
-Chargers already beat Kansas City once this year and are one win away from tying these two at 48 apiece. Chargers have won 5 in a row at home.
Eagles(9-6) @ Cowboys(8-7)
-Cowboys lead 59-39 and have won the last 3 games.
Playoffs announcement!
General | Posted 12 years agoTiebreakers for the regular season are as follows:
More Overall Wins
Less Overall Losses
Number of Weekly Victories
Number of Perfect Weeks
Number of Hero Picks
Here is how the playoff system is going to work:
-While there will be a regular season winner based on total wins those victories won't carry you through the playoffs. You'll have to use your prediction prowess to get you through each of the four Playoff weeks if you want to be crowned the Season Champ.
-The top 10 players with the most wins in the Regular season get into the playoffs (using the tie-breakers mentioned above if necessary).
-During Wildcard Weekend those 10 players will compete in a free-for-all weekend similar to those of the Regular Season with the 8 best predictions moving on to a single elimination bracket-style run to the finish. Should tie-breakers be necessary we will be using the formula explained below.
-These 8 remaining players will recieve seeding #1-8 based on their regular season records. Bracket will be a standard setup of 1vs8, 2vs7, 3vs6, 4vs5.
-Brackets will not be moved or re-seeded.
-Since score predictions will be involved those will be the tie-breaker. Wins come first but ties are decided by the lowest total difference between your predicted score and the actual score combined between all games of that week ((difference between your home score and the actual home score)+(difference between your away score and the actual away score))
Sample 1
Sample 2
The first image is the breakdown of the score differential tie-breaker and the second image is the tie-breaker in action; thanks Kai and Paskhowl for your help with the test!
(If you notice in the second image Kai would have won this matchup because he went 4-0 for the week against Paskhowl's 2-2, but -if- id had come down to the score tie-breaker Paskhowl would have won.
-All that's left is to ask you guys if you would prefer, since the playoffs will be a bit more competitive, to submit notes/emails only instead of making your predictions for the week public in a journal? Let us hear your thoughts on this topic!!
And if you haven't yet don't forget to make your picks for this week! Week 16!
More Overall Wins
Less Overall Losses
Number of Weekly Victories
Number of Perfect Weeks
Number of Hero Picks
Here is how the playoff system is going to work:
-While there will be a regular season winner based on total wins those victories won't carry you through the playoffs. You'll have to use your prediction prowess to get you through each of the four Playoff weeks if you want to be crowned the Season Champ.
-The top 10 players with the most wins in the Regular season get into the playoffs (using the tie-breakers mentioned above if necessary).
-During Wildcard Weekend those 10 players will compete in a free-for-all weekend similar to those of the Regular Season with the 8 best predictions moving on to a single elimination bracket-style run to the finish. Should tie-breakers be necessary we will be using the formula explained below.
-These 8 remaining players will recieve seeding #1-8 based on their regular season records. Bracket will be a standard setup of 1vs8, 2vs7, 3vs6, 4vs5.
-Brackets will not be moved or re-seeded.
-Since score predictions will be involved those will be the tie-breaker. Wins come first but ties are decided by the lowest total difference between your predicted score and the actual score combined between all games of that week ((difference between your home score and the actual home score)+(difference between your away score and the actual away score))
Sample 1
Sample 2
The first image is the breakdown of the score differential tie-breaker and the second image is the tie-breaker in action; thanks Kai and Paskhowl for your help with the test!
(If you notice in the second image Kai would have won this matchup because he went 4-0 for the week against Paskhowl's 2-2, but -if- id had come down to the score tie-breaker Paskhowl would have won.
-All that's left is to ask you guys if you would prefer, since the playoffs will be a bit more competitive, to submit notes/emails only instead of making your predictions for the week public in a journal? Let us hear your thoughts on this topic!!
And if you haven't yet don't forget to make your picks for this week! Week 16!
Week 16 Regular Season Matchups
General | Posted 12 years ago-During the regular season you are welcome to note us your selections in advance if you know you might be away for the weekend but we'd prefer if you could just respond to the journal with your picks. (Journal will be posted every Monday)
-You do not have to put score predictions in during the season but feel free to do so if you wish. Score predictions will be part of the Playoffs
-You may use a team name or a nickname when making picks otherwise we will just use your FA name.
-Please list all selections in one comment (Or in a continuation of your original comment if you are breaking up your picks for Thursday games, Sunday games, and Monday games). They can be as in-depth or as simple as you want. You are free to change your picks up until the first kickoff of that night of the week. Once the first kickoff for Thursday, Sunday, or Monday occurs no more predictions or alterations for that day will be allowed. If you miss a day feel free to make predictions for the other days of the week.
-At the end of 17 weeks the 10 players with the most wins will move into the Playoffs which will follow a similar format. In the event a game ends with a tie you will gain neither a Win nor a Loss.
-Finally, have fun. This group is here so you can enjoy furries and football =P
Due to FA being unavailable for the past 7 days and due to only 3 people remembering the email address I posted in Week 2 there will be no scores given for week 15
Here are your Week 16 matchups.
Sunday December 22nd:
Dolphins(8-6) @ Bills(5-9)
-'Phins have a good lead on their division rival 57-41-1 even though the Bills already won this matchup once this season.
Saints(10-4) @ Panthers(10-4)
-Panthers are ahead by a slight 19-18 all-time. Saints already knocked the Pantehrs off once just two weeks ago. NFC South title up for grabs in this game!
Vikings(4-9-1) @ Bengals(9-5)
-Vikings are 6-5 in this matchup but the Bengals are 5-1 at home and have shutout the Vikings twice in those 5 home wins.
Broncos(11-3) @ Texans(2-12)
-Only 4 games between these two and they're tied at 2-2. Houston has never lost a home game to Denver (1-0).
Titans(5-9) @ Jaguars(4-10)
-Titans have a 21-17 advantage but the Jags have already beaten them once this season and have won two in a row at home.
Colts(9-5) @ Chiefs(11-3)
-Colts have the edge here at 14-8 all-time and have won 11 of the last 13 games.
Cowboys(7-7) @ Redskins(3-11)
-The Cowboys already had a convoncing win over Washinton earlier this season and only need one more win to hit 60 victories (59-37).
Browns(4-10) @ Jets(6-8)
-Browns lead 13-8 all-time and have a decent 4-2 record @ NYJ.
Buccaneers(4-10) @ Rams(6-8)
-Rams lead here 12-8 and are 6-1 at home.
Cardinals(9-5) @ Seahawks(12-2)
-Seahawks already beat the Cardinals in Arizona earlier this year and one more victory would tie the teams at 15-apiece. Cardinals fighting for their playoff lives in this one, though.
Giants(5-9) @ Lions(7-6)
-Giants lead 10-8 and have had recent success winning the last 2 games against the Lions and have won the last 4 times they've travelled to Detroit.
Patriots(10-4) @ Ravens(7-6)
-Ravens have only won 3 of the 10 games against the Patriots but they are on a two game winning streak, the last one getting the Ravens to the Super Bowl.
Raiders(4-10) @ Chargers(7-7)
-Raiders have a 56-38-2 lead but the Chargers won already this season. Chargers though only have a 38% winning percentage at home.
Steelers(6-8) @ Packers(7-6-1)
-Steelers lead this matchup 8-5 and have won 5-of-7 @ Green Bay. Both teams hoping to stay mathematically in the playoffds with a win.
Bears (8-6) @ Eagles (8-6)
-Bears almost lead by double at 16-9 and have won two in a row over the Eagles.
Monday December 23rd:
Falcons(4-10) @ 49ers(10-4)
-49ers have a healthy 45-30-1 lead and have won 70% of their home games against the Falcons.
-You do not have to put score predictions in during the season but feel free to do so if you wish. Score predictions will be part of the Playoffs
-You may use a team name or a nickname when making picks otherwise we will just use your FA name.
-Please list all selections in one comment (Or in a continuation of your original comment if you are breaking up your picks for Thursday games, Sunday games, and Monday games). They can be as in-depth or as simple as you want. You are free to change your picks up until the first kickoff of that night of the week. Once the first kickoff for Thursday, Sunday, or Monday occurs no more predictions or alterations for that day will be allowed. If you miss a day feel free to make predictions for the other days of the week.
-At the end of 17 weeks the 10 players with the most wins will move into the Playoffs which will follow a similar format. In the event a game ends with a tie you will gain neither a Win nor a Loss.
-Finally, have fun. This group is here so you can enjoy furries and football =P
Due to FA being unavailable for the past 7 days and due to only 3 people remembering the email address I posted in Week 2 there will be no scores given for week 15
Here are your Week 16 matchups.
Sunday December 22nd:
Dolphins(8-6) @ Bills(5-9)
-'Phins have a good lead on their division rival 57-41-1 even though the Bills already won this matchup once this season.
Saints(10-4) @ Panthers(10-4)
-Panthers are ahead by a slight 19-18 all-time. Saints already knocked the Pantehrs off once just two weeks ago. NFC South title up for grabs in this game!
Vikings(4-9-1) @ Bengals(9-5)
-Vikings are 6-5 in this matchup but the Bengals are 5-1 at home and have shutout the Vikings twice in those 5 home wins.
Broncos(11-3) @ Texans(2-12)
-Only 4 games between these two and they're tied at 2-2. Houston has never lost a home game to Denver (1-0).
Titans(5-9) @ Jaguars(4-10)
-Titans have a 21-17 advantage but the Jags have already beaten them once this season and have won two in a row at home.
Colts(9-5) @ Chiefs(11-3)
-Colts have the edge here at 14-8 all-time and have won 11 of the last 13 games.
Cowboys(7-7) @ Redskins(3-11)
-The Cowboys already had a convoncing win over Washinton earlier this season and only need one more win to hit 60 victories (59-37).
Browns(4-10) @ Jets(6-8)
-Browns lead 13-8 all-time and have a decent 4-2 record @ NYJ.
Buccaneers(4-10) @ Rams(6-8)
-Rams lead here 12-8 and are 6-1 at home.
Cardinals(9-5) @ Seahawks(12-2)
-Seahawks already beat the Cardinals in Arizona earlier this year and one more victory would tie the teams at 15-apiece. Cardinals fighting for their playoff lives in this one, though.
Giants(5-9) @ Lions(7-6)
-Giants lead 10-8 and have had recent success winning the last 2 games against the Lions and have won the last 4 times they've travelled to Detroit.
Patriots(10-4) @ Ravens(7-6)
-Ravens have only won 3 of the 10 games against the Patriots but they are on a two game winning streak, the last one getting the Ravens to the Super Bowl.
Raiders(4-10) @ Chargers(7-7)
-Raiders have a 56-38-2 lead but the Chargers won already this season. Chargers though only have a 38% winning percentage at home.
Steelers(6-8) @ Packers(7-6-1)
-Steelers lead this matchup 8-5 and have won 5-of-7 @ Green Bay. Both teams hoping to stay mathematically in the playoffds with a win.
Bears (8-6) @ Eagles (8-6)
-Bears almost lead by double at 16-9 and have won two in a row over the Eagles.
Monday December 23rd:
Falcons(4-10) @ 49ers(10-4)
-49ers have a healthy 45-30-1 lead and have won 70% of their home games against the Falcons.
Week 14 Regular Season Matchups
General | Posted 12 years ago-During the regular season you are welcome to note us your selections in advance if you know you might be away for the weekend but we'd prefer if you could just respond to the journal with your picks. (Journal will be posted every Monday)
-You do not have to put score predictions in during the season but feel free to do so if you wish. Score predictions will be part of the Playoffs
-You may use a team name or a nickname when making picks otherwise we will just use your FA name.
-Please list all selections in one comment (Or in a continuation of your original comment if you are breaking up your picks for Thursday games, Sunday games, and Monday games). They can be as in-depth or as simple as you want. You are free to change your picks up until the first kickoff of that night of the week. Once the first kickoff for Thursday, Sunday, or Monday occurs no more predictions or alterations for that day will be allowed. If you miss a day feel free to make predictions for the other days of the week.
-At the end of 17 weeks the 10 players with the most wins will move into the Playoffs which will follow a similar format. In the event a game ends with a tie you will gain neither a Win nor a Loss.
-Finally, have fun. This group is here so you can enjoy furries and football =P
Here are your Week 14 matchups.
Thursday December 5th:
Texans(2-10) @ Jaguars(3-9)
-The Texans lead 13-10 all-time and even though the Jags won the last matchup they've lost the last two when Houston comes to town.
Sunday December 8th:
Colts(8-4) @ Bengals(8-4)
-Colts by 8 as they are ahead 17-9 which include winning 7 of the last 8, although the Bengals won the last meeting.
Browns(4-8) @ Patriots(9-3)
-The Browns hold the record here at 13-9 and were actually victorius the last time these two came together.
Raiders(4-8) @ Jets(5-7)
-Raiders lead 19-10-1 but the Jets are riding a 3-game home winning streak.
Chiefs(9-3) @ Redskins(3-9)
-Chiefs have won 7 of the 8 games these two teams have played. Last time the 'Skins won this Native-American showdown was 1983.
Vikings(3-8-1) @ Ravens(6-6)
-All tied up here at only 2-2. Ravens have hosted this game 3 of the 4 times and are 2-1 in that regard.
Falcons(3-9) @ Packers(5-6-1)
-Packers have a slim 15-13 lead all-time and although they've won the last two games against the Falcons they've lost the last two times Atlanta has come to Green bay.
Bills(4-8) @ Buccaneers(3-9)
-Bucs are up 6-3 and have won the last two at home.
Dolphins(6-6) @ Steelers(5-7)
-Steelers lead this matchup 13-11 and are on a 5-game inning streak against the Dolphins.
Lions(7-5) @ Eagles(7-5)
-Eagles have a 10-3-1 all-time lead and have a 75% home winning percentage.
Titans(5-7) @ Broncos(10-2)
-This matchup is tied 13-13-1 with Denver not having lost a game at home to the Titans since 1987.
Rams(5-7) @ Cardinals(7-5)
-Rams have a slight edge at 22-20 and they've got three straight wins over Arizona including once already this season.
Seahawks(11-1) @ 49ers(8-4)
-Seahawks beat San Francisco earlier this season and are up by one all-time because of it; 15-14. Last 4 times the 'Hawks have gone to Candlestick Park though they've lost.
Giants(5-7) @ Chargers(5-7)
-Not only are these teams tied at 5-5 all-time but they're tied up at both venues so there's no apparent homefield advantage. Chargers have won the last two meetings.
Panthers(9-3) @ Saints(9-3)
-Panthers hold the advantage at 19-17 by winning both Divisional games against the Saints last season. These two teams will play against each other twice in the next 3 weeks.
Monday December 9th:
Cowboys(7-5) @ Bears(6-6)
-Cowboys lead 12-8 all-time even though the Bears have won the last two matchups.
-You do not have to put score predictions in during the season but feel free to do so if you wish. Score predictions will be part of the Playoffs
-You may use a team name or a nickname when making picks otherwise we will just use your FA name.
-Please list all selections in one comment (Or in a continuation of your original comment if you are breaking up your picks for Thursday games, Sunday games, and Monday games). They can be as in-depth or as simple as you want. You are free to change your picks up until the first kickoff of that night of the week. Once the first kickoff for Thursday, Sunday, or Monday occurs no more predictions or alterations for that day will be allowed. If you miss a day feel free to make predictions for the other days of the week.
-At the end of 17 weeks the 10 players with the most wins will move into the Playoffs which will follow a similar format. In the event a game ends with a tie you will gain neither a Win nor a Loss.
-Finally, have fun. This group is here so you can enjoy furries and football =P
Here are your Week 14 matchups.
Thursday December 5th:
Texans(2-10) @ Jaguars(3-9)
-The Texans lead 13-10 all-time and even though the Jags won the last matchup they've lost the last two when Houston comes to town.
Sunday December 8th:
Colts(8-4) @ Bengals(8-4)
-Colts by 8 as they are ahead 17-9 which include winning 7 of the last 8, although the Bengals won the last meeting.
Browns(4-8) @ Patriots(9-3)
-The Browns hold the record here at 13-9 and were actually victorius the last time these two came together.
Raiders(4-8) @ Jets(5-7)
-Raiders lead 19-10-1 but the Jets are riding a 3-game home winning streak.
Chiefs(9-3) @ Redskins(3-9)
-Chiefs have won 7 of the 8 games these two teams have played. Last time the 'Skins won this Native-American showdown was 1983.
Vikings(3-8-1) @ Ravens(6-6)
-All tied up here at only 2-2. Ravens have hosted this game 3 of the 4 times and are 2-1 in that regard.
Falcons(3-9) @ Packers(5-6-1)
-Packers have a slim 15-13 lead all-time and although they've won the last two games against the Falcons they've lost the last two times Atlanta has come to Green bay.
Bills(4-8) @ Buccaneers(3-9)
-Bucs are up 6-3 and have won the last two at home.
Dolphins(6-6) @ Steelers(5-7)
-Steelers lead this matchup 13-11 and are on a 5-game inning streak against the Dolphins.
Lions(7-5) @ Eagles(7-5)
-Eagles have a 10-3-1 all-time lead and have a 75% home winning percentage.
Titans(5-7) @ Broncos(10-2)
-This matchup is tied 13-13-1 with Denver not having lost a game at home to the Titans since 1987.
Rams(5-7) @ Cardinals(7-5)
-Rams have a slight edge at 22-20 and they've got three straight wins over Arizona including once already this season.
Seahawks(11-1) @ 49ers(8-4)
-Seahawks beat San Francisco earlier this season and are up by one all-time because of it; 15-14. Last 4 times the 'Hawks have gone to Candlestick Park though they've lost.
Giants(5-7) @ Chargers(5-7)
-Not only are these teams tied at 5-5 all-time but they're tied up at both venues so there's no apparent homefield advantage. Chargers have won the last two meetings.
Panthers(9-3) @ Saints(9-3)
-Panthers hold the advantage at 19-17 by winning both Divisional games against the Saints last season. These two teams will play against each other twice in the next 3 weeks.
Monday December 9th:
Cowboys(7-5) @ Bears(6-6)
-Cowboys lead 12-8 all-time even though the Bears have won the last two matchups.
Week 13 Regular Season Matchups
General | Posted 12 years ago-During the regular season you are welcome to note us your selections in advance if you know you might be away for the weekend but we'd prefer if you could just respond to the journal with your picks. (Journal will be posted every Monday)
-You do not have to put score predictions in during the season but feel free to do so if you wish. Score predictions will be part of the Playoffs
-You may use a team name or a nickname when making picks otherwise we will just use your FA name.
-Please list all selections in one comment (Or in a continuation of your original comment if you are breaking up your picks for Thursday games, Sunday games, and Monday games). They can be as in-depth or as simple as you want. You are free to change your picks up until the first kickoff of that night of the week. Once the first kickoff for Thursday, Sunday, or Monday occurs no more predictions or alterations for that day will be allowed. If you miss a day feel free to make predictions for the other days of the week.
-At the end of 17 weeks the 10 players with the most wins will move into the Playoffs which will follow a similar format. In the event a game ends with a tie you will gain neither a Win nor a Loss.
-Finally, have fun. This group is here so you can enjoy furries and football =P
Here are your Week 13 matchups. (Bye week - No one, no one has anymore bye weeks. Why are you still reading this?)
Since we're strapped for time this week there's no matchup notes at the moment but they may be added in later. Feel free to head to http://www.nfl.com/schedules/2013/REG13 and check the details of each game if you like before casting a vote.
Thursday November 28th:
Packers(5-5-1) @ Lions(6-5)
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Raiders(4-7) @ Cowboys(6-5)
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Steelers(5-6) @ Ravens(5-6)
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Sunday December 1st:
Titans(5-6) @ Colts(7-4)
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Jaguars(2-9) @ Browns(4-7)
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Buccaneers(3-8) @ Panthers(8-3)
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Bears(6-5) @ Vikings(2-8-1)
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Patriots(8-3) @ Texans(2-9)
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Cardinals(7-4) @ Eagles(6-5)
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Dolphins(5-6) @ Jets(5-6)
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Falcons(2-9) @ Bills(4-7)
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Rams(5-6) @ 49ers(7-4)
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Bengals(7-4) @ Chargers(5-6)
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Broncos(9-2) @ Chiefs(9-2)
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Giants(4-7) @ Redskins(3-8)
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Monday December 2nd:
Saints(9-2) @ Seahawks(10-1)
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-You do not have to put score predictions in during the season but feel free to do so if you wish. Score predictions will be part of the Playoffs
-You may use a team name or a nickname when making picks otherwise we will just use your FA name.
-Please list all selections in one comment (Or in a continuation of your original comment if you are breaking up your picks for Thursday games, Sunday games, and Monday games). They can be as in-depth or as simple as you want. You are free to change your picks up until the first kickoff of that night of the week. Once the first kickoff for Thursday, Sunday, or Monday occurs no more predictions or alterations for that day will be allowed. If you miss a day feel free to make predictions for the other days of the week.
-At the end of 17 weeks the 10 players with the most wins will move into the Playoffs which will follow a similar format. In the event a game ends with a tie you will gain neither a Win nor a Loss.
-Finally, have fun. This group is here so you can enjoy furries and football =P
Here are your Week 13 matchups. (Bye week - No one, no one has anymore bye weeks. Why are you still reading this?)
Since we're strapped for time this week there's no matchup notes at the moment but they may be added in later. Feel free to head to http://www.nfl.com/schedules/2013/REG13 and check the details of each game if you like before casting a vote.
Thursday November 28th:
Packers(5-5-1) @ Lions(6-5)
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Raiders(4-7) @ Cowboys(6-5)
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Steelers(5-6) @ Ravens(5-6)
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Sunday December 1st:
Titans(5-6) @ Colts(7-4)
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Jaguars(2-9) @ Browns(4-7)
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Buccaneers(3-8) @ Panthers(8-3)
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Bears(6-5) @ Vikings(2-8-1)
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Patriots(8-3) @ Texans(2-9)
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Cardinals(7-4) @ Eagles(6-5)
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Dolphins(5-6) @ Jets(5-6)
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Falcons(2-9) @ Bills(4-7)
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Rams(5-6) @ 49ers(7-4)
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Bengals(7-4) @ Chargers(5-6)
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Broncos(9-2) @ Chiefs(9-2)
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Giants(4-7) @ Redskins(3-8)
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Monday December 2nd:
Saints(9-2) @ Seahawks(10-1)
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