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| Joe Buck FOX
May 13, 2013
2:46:34 PM
Entry #: 4056553
| Fairfield Raiders VS Bridgeport Ducks
What should have been a complete blow out, turned out to be some-what competitive game. The battle of "arguably" the leagues worst offense vs defense turned out to be neither one. The Ducks offense wasnt the worst, and the Raiders defense wasnt the best. After only getting into the endzone ONCE all season, the Ducks got there twice against the Raiders stingy defense. Raiders made more plays to get the win, and the Ducks look to be playing more and more together.
Sharks VS Bulldogs
Welp! The Bulldogs should change their name to the Unknowns. Every week, there are only maybe 5 of their players, and they grab sideline players to even field a team. The Sharks played very well in their "scrimmage" and their QB to Dontrell combo was working all day. If i was an owner of a team that had the Bulldogs coming up, id make sure they are showing before bringing my team out. I see some forfeits coming up.
Gators VS Bombers
This game was supposed to be a lot closer. On paper, the matchups all over the field were ones to watch. The Gators OL vs the Bombers talented DL. Bombers WR vs Gators DB. ect ect. When it was all said and done, the Gators WR torched the out matched defensive backfield of the Bombers at will. Spectacular grabs after spectacular grabs. On the other side of the ball, Al Papa found the Gators players more often then his own. Not all his fault, as atleast two of them came off the hands of his own players, but he does get the statistic for it. There has been a few "upset" picks against the Gators this season, but sorry to say, not one team is even close.
Lions VS Crocs
GAME OF THE WEEK by far. Taquan Broadway was EVERYWHERE on the field for the Crocs. multiple catches for alot of yards, a pick-6, pass deflections. EVERYWHERE. On the Otherside of the ball, Jake White picked apart the young Croc defense in what was a back-and-forth game that came down the a completed extra point midway through the second half. The Crocs had two more series to try and find the endzone, but the Century-old duo of Dallas Clark and John Winters from the Lions were too much to handle for the OL of the Crocs.
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