2008 Season - Week 15

Applying half the last months scores as the next two weeks totals the final table will show Wayne winning the Papas Fritas Trophy with 492 points. Chief will finish second (465 pts) passing Dave G who takes the bronze medal with 439. The rest of the order will remain the same as this week down to Daz who will survive with 366 points. Cheryl will finish ninth with 355 moving past Mark who falls to 340 staying off the bottom by outscoring Ron by just 8 points. In the Conference John B will win with 440 pts, Aaron passes David S (416 to 413) to fill out the Promo spots, with Marcus 399 & George 387 staying in the Conference. Goodbye to a Legend Sammy Baugh, legendary Redskins QB and inaugural member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, died yesterday aged 94. Slingin’ Sammy played with Washington from 1937-1952. He still holds Redskins records for career TD passes (187) and completion percentage in a season (70.3). His 31 interceptions on defense are third on the team’s career list. He still owns the league mark for single-season punting average with 51.4 yards. Legendary. Goodbye to the top scorer Last week 48 year old Morten Andersen officially retired from the NFL due to knee issues. He played for Atlanta last year. He finishes with 2,544 points 110 ahead of Gary Andersen. Talking of NFL kicking records last week Detroit had something to celebrate as Jason Hanson broke the NFL record for most successful 50+ yard field goals in a career, with 41. Goodbye to a franchise man New Orleans have put Reggie Bush on IR after he sprained his medial collateral ligament in his left knee during the Saints loss to the Bears. As a result Wayne is scouting the waiver wire to find a replacement. Bush was in his final franchise year with Wayne. BUMS on Seats. Week 16 has a number of huge match-ups which will have a big impact on the playoffs. It starts tonight with Indianapolis @ Jacksonville, then on Saturday night Baltimore travel to Dallas. It could be a knockout blow for whoever loses. Sunday will be a marathon day at HQ as we are starting at 2pm with the Ravens-Cowboys game followed by Arsenal v Liverpool at 4pm. Then at 6pm Tennessee host Pittsburgh to decide the 1-2 rankings in the AFC followed by Atlanta @ Minnesota where both teams are still looking to make the post season. Both of the red button games have huge playoff implications with New England hosting Arizona followed by Philadelphia @ Washington. Carolina @ NY Giants in the Sunday Night game will go a long way in deciding the 1-2 rankings in the NFC which we will watch on Monday evening at Johnny’s from 6:30pm. Monday Night Football has the classic meeting of Green Bay at Chicago and we’ll watch this at H’s from 7pm on Tuesday. Cheryl, Johnny and H will be doing food so let them know if you are planning to attend.