I went in as the 8th and final seed in my fantasy football league this weekend and took out the No. 1 seeded team with a fairly convincing win. I would have beaten any of the lower seeds, but had the weakest performance of the 4 semifinalists. My matchup this weekend will be tough, but maybe, just maybe, if I win, I'm in the money, I lose and I get a third place game to basically win back my entry, which would be nice, but I will have to see. My team is the Hurricanes, and I thought I entered this season sitting pretty with M. Bulger as one of my two holdovers. Laughibly, my other holderover was T. Glenn, wow that was a mistake. But somehow, I fought through with a 6-7 record and made the playoffs in a tiebreaker over a good friend, whom I had beat head to head, so I moved on and took out another good friend in a piece of luck for me but probably more like bad luck for him, but his team which had been piecemealed together was due for a defeat, he had only stopped me the week before in the final week of the regular season. I know have B. Griese and K. Clemens to hold me up at QB, along with Bulger--does anyone know if he's playing this weekend. J. Jones and brother T. Jones are two of my running backs... B. Westbrook has been my stud, along with W. Welker at WR and D. Mason, as well as scrubs like M. Booker, T. Glenn and other weak links. My TEs are the Bears duo whom of niether has jumped out and shown to be a stud most weeks. But I have G. Olson for a holdover the first time we institute our new franchise player (11th round or later) next year. I realy think he has the opportunity to be a stud TE in the years to come. I have the Bills D/ST, which has actually not treated me too terrible most weeks, but nothing consistent and awesome by any means, but a few strong weeks. Kicking is M. Stover and R. Brionis, and both are fairly stable. And just hopefully I can ride these bunchof misfits to some mulah in my fantasy football league. Well let's see what happens and what does, does, so be it.