2011 Weekly Roundup

[Vic Carucci]

Week #6 Roundup

Offensive Player of the Week Candidates
	RB Harris Mahoney	Lawrence	32-152 yds rush (4.75 ypc), 3 TD
	QB Gene Hamilton	Lansing	29-37 (78%) 297 yds pass (8.03 ypa), 3 TD, 0 INT, 0 sacked
	RB Bobby 'Ozzy' Osborne	Montreal	24-119 yds rush (4.96 ypc), 2 TD, 5-24 yds catch (4.80 ypc, 4 yac), 0 TD, 0 drp
	RB Andy Crawford	Vermont	15-64 yds rush (4.27 ypc), 3 TD
	SE Sherman Jarvis	Lansing	12-118 yds catch (9.83 ypc, 46 yac), 2 TD, 2 drp

Defensive Player of the Week Candidates
	RCB Rusty Hodges	Lansing	10 tkl, 1 sacks, 1 ff, 8 caught, 4 def
	SLB Courtney Cleeland	Hartford	8 tkl, 3 sacks, 1 ff, 1 caught, 2 QBKnock
	FS Major Paredes	Anchorage	3 tkl, 1 sacks, 3 INT (0 yds, 0 TD), 2 caught
	LDE Kenneth Reeg	Vermont	8 tkl, 2 sacks, 2 ff, 1 fr, 1 caught, 2 QBKnock
	RDE Myron McCartney	Murfreesboro	4 tkl, 2 sacks, 2 passblk, 1 caught, 1 hurries, 1 QBKnock

Offensive Rookie of the Week Candidates
	RB Bobby 'Ozzy' Osborne	Montreal	24-119 yds rush (4.96 ypc), 2 TD, 5-24 yds catch (4.80 ypc, 4 yac), 0 TD, 0 drp
	RB Ken 'DH' Singleton	Tulsa	31-107 yds rush (3.45 ypc), 1 TD, 4-50 yds catch (12.50 ypc, 6 yac), 0 TD, 0 drp
	RB Russell Winters	Louisiana	28-136 yds rush (4.86 ypc), 0 TD, 4-20 yds catch (5.00 ypc, 0 yac), 0 TD, 0 drp
	RT Brock Heath	Tulsa	5 KRB, 1 PNK
	RB Richard Linquist	Louisiana	10-50 yds rush (5.00 ypc), 1 TD

Defensive Rookie of the Week Candidates
	LDE Kenneth Reeg	Vermont	8 tkl, 2 sacks, 2 ff, 1 fr, 1 caught, 2 QBKnock
	LCB Cris Bailey	Orlando	5 tkl, 6 caught, 2 def
	SE Artie Shields	Houston	0 tkl, 1 miscTD
	RDT Winfred Palmer	Murfreesboro	2 tkl, 1 sacks
	LCB Marty Buckley	Pittsburgh	2 tkl, 1 INT (0 yds, 0 TD)

Special Teams Player of the Week Candidates
	RCB Lawrence Wiggins	Little Rock	60 kickretyrds (0 TD), 113 puntretyrds (1 TD)
	SE Tyrus Bard	Vancouver	207 kickretyrds (1 TD)
	FL Marshall Talley	St. Louis	182 kickretyrds (1 TD)
	K Carter Garland	Boston	4-4 FG (100%, 2 40+, 1 50+), 2-2 PAT (100%)
	P Pat Nixon	Montreal	6 in20, 325 puntnet

Offensive Player of the Year Candidates
	QB Mark 'Machine Gun' McMurray	St. Louis	158-233 (67%) 1794 yds pass (7.70 ypa), 19 TD, 0 INT, 10 sacked, 18-62 yds rush (3.44 ypc), 2 TD, 2 fumb
	SE Sherman Jarvis	Lansing	58-795 yds catch (13.71 ypc, 276 yac), 7 TD, 4 drp, 1 fumb
	QB Gene Hamilton	Lansing	147-208 (70%) 1632 yds pass (7.85 ypa), 13 TD, 2 INT, 6 sacked, 3--5 yds rush (-1.67 ypc), 0 TD, 2 fumb
	QB Jay Caro	Portland	111-154 (72%) 1405 yds pass (9.12 ypa), 11 TD, 2 INT, 2 sacked, 13-34 yds rush (2.62 ypc), 0 TD
	RB Ken 'DH' Singleton	Tulsa	122-593 yds rush (4.86 ypc), 6 TD, 22-213 yds catch (9.68 ypc, 71 yac), 0 TD, 0 drp

Defensive Player of the Year Candidates
	SILB Carlos Dotson	Texas	31 tkl, 1 sacks, 2 INT (107 yds, 1 TD), 1 fr, 11 caught, 7 def, 1 QBKnock
	LCB Alonzo Lake	Vermont	15 tkl, 3 INT (18 yds, 0 TD), 1 ff, 13 caught, 13 def
	SLB Courtney Cleeland	Hartford	36 tkl, 6 sacks, 2 ff, 3 passblk, 10 caught, 3 hurries, 5 QBKnock
	WLB Julio Wheeler	Vancouver	35 tkl, 4 sacks, 1 ff, 3 passblk, 6 caught, 3 def, 4 hurries, 5 QBKnock
	LCB Willie Ames	Boston	29 tkl, 3 INT (41 yds, 0 TD), 23 caught, 9 def

Offensive Rookie of the Year Candidates
	RB Ken 'DH' Singleton	Tulsa	122-593 yds rush (4.86 ypc), 6 TD, 22-213 yds catch (9.68 ypc, 71 yac), 0 TD, 0 drp
	RB Bobby 'Ozzy' Osborne	Montreal	110-486 yds rush (4.42 ypc), 4 TD, 28-182 yds catch (6.50 ypc, 77 yac), 2 TD, 1 drp, 3 fumb
	SE Andre Watt	Texas	39-519 yds catch (13.31 ypc, 81 yac), 5 TD, 2 drp
	RB Richard Linquist	Louisiana	73-319 yds rush (4.37 ypc), 4 TD, 5-36 yds catch (7.20 ypc, 1 yac), 1 TD, 0 drp, 3 fumb
	RB Shawn Galloway	Wichita	90-381 yds rush (4.23 ypc), 1 TD, 16-102 yds catch (6.38 ypc, 24 yac), 0 TD, 0 drp, 1 fumb

Defensive Rookie of the Year Candidates
	LCB Christian Jacobs	West Virginia	20 tkl, 3 INT (45 yds, 0 TD), 17 caught, 4 def
	RDT Ike Kendall	Reno	21 tkl, 3.5 sacks, 2 passblk, 2 caught, 1 hurries
	LDE Kenneth Reeg	Vermont	17 tkl, 3 sacks, 2 ff, 1 fr, 1 passblk, 3 caught, 5 hurries, 2 QBKnock
	RDE Phil Miller	Houston	13 tkl, 3.5 sacks, 1 ff, 2 passblk, 5 caught, 7 hurries
	SS Nolan Coghill	Los Angeles	31 tkl, 1 ff, 1 fr, 12 caught, 3 def, 1 hurries

Special Teams Player of the Year Candidates
	K Hugh Whiting	Cleveland	17-17 FG (100%, 7 40+, 2 50+), 15-16 PAT (93%)
	K Tyrone Stickney	Lawrence	16-18 FG (88%, 7 40+, 2 50+), 19-19 PAT (100%)
	K Morris Lee	Dakota	16-17 FG (94%, 8 40+, 1 50+), 8-8 PAT (100%)
	K Harris Sanderson	Lansing	14-18 FG (77%, 7 40+, 2 50+), 15-15 PAT (100%)
	K Kendall Bailey	Houston	15-16 FG (93%, 6 40+, 0 50+), 19-19 PAT (100%)

[Hell Atlantic]

all my guys suck. no one stands out. this sucks.

[hawkster]

You suck

[Hell Atlantic]

so sayeth the winless team.

[hawkster]

We do losing with perfection! That and I still have a DRoTY candidate, boo ya!

[tarcone]

This seasons 2 first round picks make the OROW list. Congratulations to Ken Singleton and Brock Heath.

[Jave]

Looking at the Offensive Rookie of the Year Candidates, I could make a case for Duane Barton. 13 KRB 1pnck, 5 sacks allowed. I think he is overall a better player at the toughest position on the offensive line. Maybe in a couple weeks we can also look at Donovan for Oakland. He is not playing bad considering he is a rookie quarterback playing behind a rookie offensive line with only one true receiver.

[sovstar]

Barton has allowed more sacks than my entire offensive line has up to this point.

[Jave]

Barton has allowed more sacks than my entire offensive line has up to this point.

Well no shit, he's a rookie. What did you expect? That still doesn't change the fact he is playing well despite having zero years of experience. The best pass rushers in the league line up against him week in and week out. I would say 5 sacks in 7 games is pretty good for a LT.

[sovstar]

Sorry, but the best pass rushers do not line up on a certain side. That's a crazy fallacy.

Ooof, I just saw Chuck Parrish's stats as well. This is going to be David Carr all over again.

[Hell Atlantic]

Donovan will eventually wind up on my team to be my backup. maybe not next year, or the year after, but before his time is up i wouldn't be surprised to see him as a Heroes backup. maybe a 3rd stringer. i wasn't happy with his ratings at all, which is why i took Renaldo Chapman as my RB than waste time on a reach like Donovan.

and to think Oakland gave up the best QB in the league just to usher in Donovan. i'm still completely baffled by this. if this was real life Jave would be doing color commentary on ESPN The Ocho by now, that's how fast he'd have been run out of Oakland.

[sovstar]

Donovan will be fine. It'll take longer for him to develop than it would've if we were still using FOF2k4 though (QB's develop slower in 2k7). At least Jave lucked out, since Barker was gone (sorry Argot).

[Jave]

Sorry, but the best pass rushers do not line up on a certain side. That's a crazy fallacy.

Ooof, I just saw Chuck Parrish's stats as well. This is going to be David Carr all over again.

Aside from Chisholm the entire line is rookies. I don't expect miracles this year but I think this will a solid offensive line for years to come. Because they are not all studs it won't cost me as asston to keep them around, and while none of them will win awards, they will get the job done. Just not this year.

[Jave]

And after checking individual statistics, he is rated 28th overall in the league, and is the highest rated rookie. Hey, if I don't pimp my players who else will?

[Argot]

I expect Barker to be a slow bloomer..., his ratings are mild, but has enough Intelligence that he may be fine. I'm still looking at Lara tho', who has a great relationship with numerous leaders on the team, and knows a bunch of formations and an ability to read the defense. That being said, i feel a bit jealous of Donovan's abilities...and really wish Barker had been gone, or I would have went WR...