09-29-2017, 08:11 AM
(This post was last modified: 09-29-2017, 06:30 PM by JBLAZE_THE_BOSS.)
We’re going hot into the regular season.
Power rankings indicate that if two teams face off with all things neutral, the higher team should win, does that happen
For the record, the index has the Outlaws as #1.
1.
Arizona Outlaws (7-0) ?0
The Outlaws are real, not that anyone was convinced otherwise. The road record is just as impressive as the home record. Will the Wraiths stop their undefeated streak in Yellowknife this week? Find out on this next exciting episode of Dragon Ball Z.
2.
Orange County Otters (4-3) ?+1
The Otters are returning to peak second half season form. After starting with some shaky wins, they’re getting ready to challenge Arizona once more and make a statement to the league. They Head to Baltimore to hopefully turn some heads and get their much needed road win to secure the second ASFC playoff spot. And while these games were good, the first game was hosting the Legion. The 5 game road trip begins now.
3.
Baltimore Hawks (6-1) ?-1
Baltimore has a tendency to have breakout rookies on offense. Last year it was Darlane Farlane, this year it is Trey Willie. Willie has become the top threat in Baltimore, and while it may be interesting, he’s looking like the next Fox North, who has two more catches and three more yards this season. The loss in Yellowknife was unique as Kyubee put up the worst passer rating the wraiths have allowed this season to any non-Pierno QB.
4.
Yellowknife Wraiths (4-3) ?+1
The Wraiths have a defense problem. They have the second lowest ranked tackles; they have 0 forced fumbles to their name. The Liberty are the only team with fewer passes deflected. The offense can bail them out, and the Pass rush this year has been the second highest. And while they have been able to have a positive point differential this year, the Yellowknife Wraiths need to make a statement at home against the Outlaws if they plan to take the top NSFC seed they seemed to be prophesied every year.
5.
San Jose SaberCats (3-3-1) ?-2
Remember when the cats were considered one of the worst defenses? This year they’re considered the best per the index. You may go, ok but they're fourth in point allowed, and while that’s true, they have the second highest pass deflections, fourth highest interceptions, highest in both forced fumbles and fumbles recovered, fourth highest in tackles for a loss, highest in tackles, and when you take both the numbers of fumbles recovered and interceptions, their the second highest creator of turnovers. If the offense can capitalize on this, they can be unstoppable, but for some reason they rely on the weakest run game in the league to get them yards. Sometimes you win the close games on heart attack drives, and sometimes you lose them.
6.
Philadelphia Liberty (2-4-1) ?0
Rove has good games, Rove has bad games. The problem is even when he’s good and shows flashes he looks Ethan Hunt’s best days. He’s got ways to go before he becomes the QB that the Liberty hope he can be, but there’s still a lot of hope for this rookie QB.
7.
Las Vegas Legion (0-7) ?0
The Legion need a fluke win, or else they will be the first winless team in the history of the NSFL. I am not sure that they want that to be their record in the history books.
8.
Colorado Yeti (1-6) ?0
This rebuild better pan out or this season will be a waste. Here’s the thing, it took 3 seasons for most players to get to the TPE peak (where the TPE usefulness falls off because no one cares about a high kicking DE) so the Yeti could be in for the long haul.
Please send my buddy @ElMachoNacho the first 1mil from this. I’ll take the rest.
Power rankings indicate that if two teams face off with all things neutral, the higher team should win, does that happen
For the record, the index has the Outlaws as #1.
1.
Arizona Outlaws (7-0) ?0The Outlaws are real, not that anyone was convinced otherwise. The road record is just as impressive as the home record. Will the Wraiths stop their undefeated streak in Yellowknife this week? Find out on this next exciting episode of Dragon Ball Z.
2.
Orange County Otters (4-3) ?+1The Otters are returning to peak second half season form. After starting with some shaky wins, they’re getting ready to challenge Arizona once more and make a statement to the league. They Head to Baltimore to hopefully turn some heads and get their much needed road win to secure the second ASFC playoff spot. And while these games were good, the first game was hosting the Legion. The 5 game road trip begins now.
3.
Baltimore Hawks (6-1) ?-1Baltimore has a tendency to have breakout rookies on offense. Last year it was Darlane Farlane, this year it is Trey Willie. Willie has become the top threat in Baltimore, and while it may be interesting, he’s looking like the next Fox North, who has two more catches and three more yards this season. The loss in Yellowknife was unique as Kyubee put up the worst passer rating the wraiths have allowed this season to any non-Pierno QB.
4.
Yellowknife Wraiths (4-3) ?+1 The Wraiths have a defense problem. They have the second lowest ranked tackles; they have 0 forced fumbles to their name. The Liberty are the only team with fewer passes deflected. The offense can bail them out, and the Pass rush this year has been the second highest. And while they have been able to have a positive point differential this year, the Yellowknife Wraiths need to make a statement at home against the Outlaws if they plan to take the top NSFC seed they seemed to be prophesied every year.
5.
San Jose SaberCats (3-3-1) ?-2Remember when the cats were considered one of the worst defenses? This year they’re considered the best per the index. You may go, ok but they're fourth in point allowed, and while that’s true, they have the second highest pass deflections, fourth highest interceptions, highest in both forced fumbles and fumbles recovered, fourth highest in tackles for a loss, highest in tackles, and when you take both the numbers of fumbles recovered and interceptions, their the second highest creator of turnovers. If the offense can capitalize on this, they can be unstoppable, but for some reason they rely on the weakest run game in the league to get them yards. Sometimes you win the close games on heart attack drives, and sometimes you lose them.
6.
Philadelphia Liberty (2-4-1) ?0Rove has good games, Rove has bad games. The problem is even when he’s good and shows flashes he looks Ethan Hunt’s best days. He’s got ways to go before he becomes the QB that the Liberty hope he can be, but there’s still a lot of hope for this rookie QB.
7.
Las Vegas Legion (0-7) ?0The Legion need a fluke win, or else they will be the first winless team in the history of the NSFL. I am not sure that they want that to be their record in the history books.
8.
Colorado Yeti (1-6) ?0This rebuild better pan out or this season will be a waste. Here’s the thing, it took 3 seasons for most players to get to the TPE peak (where the TPE usefulness falls off because no one cares about a high kicking DE) so the Yeti could be in for the long haul.
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