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| Mikha Sesi
July 25, 2017
12:15:55 PM
Entry #: 4226277
| Yellow (-9) vs Blue
With Nate back, Ricky making plays, and Chris Sesi & DJ 2.0 doing their thing, I would put my money on yellow to cover the spread here. Not to mention the fact that Justin seems mentally shook up after Jordan Rabban's season long verbal assault reached a pinnacle during Blue and Black's week 2 showdown. Justin's only chance at pulling this one off is utilizing his big target young players for some deep shots down field. He needs to get away from tossing it to his softer, weaker players like Nick Hermiz, who is lucky I did not crack on his side. Dylan Putrus will be out there paving running lanes for Yellow's speedsters, Blue's defense better be ready to pursue.
Green vs Black (-4.5)
Andrew Shango showed us why we call him superman in game 2, leading Green in their late game magic. Defensively, Lance's size, speed and strength combined with Mazen's Einstein-like intelligence make Green a formidable challenge...for most mortals. Black's young talented athletic core of Cheech, Karl, and Jordan Rabban are ready for the upcoming battle. With the TRock-AY connection becoming stronger and stronger, I am liking Black in this matchup. The question is...will T-Rock test Green's defense by tossing it further than 15 yards downfield? Or will he let the fragile yet graceful Yaldo brothers shine in with their jukes and spins? Only time can tell.
Red (-3) vs White
Despite entering training camp 26 lbs overweight, Anthony Acho has seemed very comfortable leading White through their first two games. I am assuming that Timmy is training him weekly. Stef K is a perfect WR for Acho, due to his ability to snag terribly aimed or overthrown wobbly tosses. Apparently, Nolan Kejbou and Matt Shango only need one hand to catch TDs, which is another that taking White money line is not a bad bet for this game. Red, led by a fearless QB who shoots the ball like cannon-fire deep downfield, is no easy opponent, you don't have to tell me that. Max and Jordan Rassam know how to make plays on both sides of the ball and rookie Kejbou has athleticism that must be respected. This game will be a good one.
Unanswered Questions?
1. Will SM23 return next year and be the same mid-level, half decent player that he has been? Or will he use this tough time as a springboard into the class of legendary multiple Chai Cup winning WRs...?
2. Will Lance allow that one kid, Brandon Nafso, to guard me at any point during the game? Don't be an idiot, Lance.
3. Will Nate provide any insight into his brother, Nolan's, whereabouts?
4. Will Scotty's ploy to end up at his team's QB be exposed to the whole league and thus, ruined? Oops.
4. Will anyone answer any of these?
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| Mikha Sesi
July 25, 2017
12:18:08 PM
Entry #: 4226280
| Excuse the typos, did this on my phone between pulling kids' teeth.
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| The Other Acho
July 27, 2017
10:36:12 AM
Entry #: 4226571
| Mikha playing nostradamus for Week 3. It's all I have going for me til Week 6, so I don't appreciate it #FreeTimmyAndScotty. Not to mention outing my scheme to dethrone Anthony at QB was a dick move.
You forgot the Over/Under rook!
Yellow vs. Blue - 43.5
Green vs. Black - 38
Red vs. White - 48.5
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