Week Seven


84


70

Sexists Get Shanghai-ed

DALLAS, TEXAS--Though they have yet to step foot in their new home country, the Shanghai Surprise will bring home a win, their first since the franchise was known as the Werewolves of London way back in week two.

When reached by phone for comment, owner Chris Holly said, "The fans in... uh... Shanghai just don't give us the support we need and we've decided to move to--we won? I knew we could do it. I was hanging on every play. What a game! Excuse me, I need to talk to the mayor now. Sorry, it looks like we won't be moving into--hey, how do you turn this speaker phone off?"

Texas continued to disappoint fans, falling below the .500 mark again, only one game ahead of Shanghai for the third play off spot. Coach Jack Nicholson Dressed in a Marine Uniform deserved to lose because he left town to go to the World Series which features one of his friends' favorite team and didn't even bother to tell his friends he was leaving.
Shanghai Surprise
Pts
Texas Sexists
Pts
Steve Beurelein
31
Flavor Favre
37
Barry Sanders
26
Richard Huntley
6
Tiki Barber
5
Curtis Martin
11
Charles Johnson
14
Terrell Owens
15
Keenan McCardell
8
Courtney Hawkins
8
Shawn Jefferson
4
Irving Fryar
6
Dave Moore
0
Frank Wychek
9
John Hall
6
Ryan Longwell
9
Minnesota Vikings
31
Green Bay Packers
10

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60

Woodchucks Mortal?

ATHENS, GEORGIA--After their five game winning streak was broken last week, the Woodchucks have picked up a new streak. CFL veteran Doug Flutie overwhelmed Mick Foley's new defensive schemes to bring the War of the Rodents to a draw.

"The only way this war can be settled is if we meet in the playoffs," Natrone Means said with a smile. The Waterworld locker room looked prepared for a playoff run as the players sprayed each other with Clamato juice (Kevin Costner could only afford champagne in the visiting owner's suite).

"We're only half way through this season and we're only one game out of contention," Reidel Anthony reminded everyone. "We're in this until the end."

Mick Foley was taken off the field on a stretcher after Flutie ran for a touchdown on third and goal. Foley applied the Mandible Claw to himself until he lost consciousness rather than watch his team lose.
Waterworld Wombats
Pts
Athenian Woodchucks
Pts
Little Dougie Flutie
41
Tony Banks
17
Natrone Means
19
Duce Staley
9
Eddie George
10
Karim Abdul-Jabbar
7
Tony Martin
21
Chris Calloway
18
Reidel Anthony
11
Isaac Bruce
10
Jermaine Lewis
7
Mushin Muhammad
9
Chris Gedney
0
Damon Jones
0
Gary Anderson
13
Richie Cunningham
6
New Orleans Saints
16
New York Jets
20
Player of the Week

Doug Flutie
Waterworld Wombats

Throws for a TD, runs for another to upset Athens.

Runners-up
Steve Young -
Takes advantage of unwritten "Steve Young can't throw in INT rule" to score league record 78 points.

Barry Sanders - Over 150 yards rushing, most came on one TD run which sealed the uspet win over Texas.

Vinnie Testaverde - Throws 3 TDs and nearly 300 yards to help Toledo bounce back from last week's loss.

Week Seven Team
Pts
Steve Young, Bakersfield
78
Barry Sanders, Shanghai
26
Marshall Faulk, Bakersfield
24
Antonio Freeman, Toledo
28
J.J. Stokes, Tangerine
22
Tony Martin, Waterworld
21
Andrew Lloyd Glover, West Coast
Frank Wychek, Texas
9
Gary Anderson, Waterworld
Norm Johnson, Toledo
13
Steelers, Toledo
48


All-Dissappointment Team
Pts
Ryan Leaf, Tangerine
13
Antowain Smith, Boston
2
Adrain Murrell, Tangerine
0
Five Tied with
4
Darnay Scott, Boston
3
Michael Jackson, Tangerine
0
Chris Gedney, Waterworld
Damon Jones, Athens
Dave Moore, Shanghai
0
Adam Vinatieri, West Coast
2
Cardinals, Tangerine
49ers, Boston
2

125


6

Leaf Returns to Starting Lineup and to Form

MESA, ARIZONA--Weeks of struggling to get their game going finally came to an end for the Neanderthal. Granted they were playing the Tarpons, but Vinnie Testaverde and the Steelers defensive unit played their best games of the year.

The sliding Neanderthal did little to sell tickets for the Tarpons. The game was played before a Dobson High School Stadium record low crowd of one. The man was later identified as a homeless guy who slept beneath the bleachers the night before.
Toledo Neanderthal
Pts
Tangerine Tarpons
Pts
Vinnie Testaverde
51
Ryan Leaf
13
Garrison Hearst
11
Emmitt Smith
7
Travis Jervey
8
Adrian Murrell
0
Antonio Freeman
28
J.J. Stokes
22
Terrance Mathis
4
Terry Glenn
4
Keyshawn Johnson
9
Michael Jackson
0
Mark Chmura
3
Ben Coates
4
Norm Johnson
13
Michael Husted
4
Pittsburgh Steelers
48
Arizona Cardinals
2

54


96

Boston Strugglers

BEVERLY HILLS, CALIFORNIA--Bill Parcells postgame tirade of swearing was unfit to print.

Roberts Edwards and Smith continue to make their case for surpassing Terrell Davis and Jamal Anderson as the most dangerous backfield combination in the BFL, rushing for a combined 210 yards and a touchdown. West Coast will need the running backs' success to continue if quarterback Chris Chandler's injuries prove to be serious. Chandler was taken out of the game early in the second half with a shattered wrist, a broken finger, three concussions, and a twisted ankle.
Boston Slammin' Lagers
Pts
West Coast Mennonites
Pts
Drew Bledsoe
22
Chris Chandler
19
Corey Dillon
19
Robert Edwards
15
Antowain Smith
2
Robert Smith
21
Randy Moss
9
Cris Carter
18
Michael Irvin
9
Jerry Rice
8
Darnay Scott
3
Troy Brown
6
Cameron Cleeland
5
Andrew Lloyd Glover
9
Jason Hanson
9
Adam Vinatieri
2
San Francisco 49ers
2
Atlanta Falcons
24
Disappointment of the Week

49ers Defense
Boston Slammin' Lagers

Cannot stop Mennonite running game.

Runners-up
Ernie Mills - Promises to destroy Circus Bear secondary, sucks instead.

Steve Young - Cheater, cheater, pants on fire...


75


114

Bakersfield Cheats Best of Anyone

BAKERSFIELD, VERMONT--Conspiracy continues to be the word around the BFL after Sin City was alledgedly given an order "not to defend Steve Young nor in any way make him look bad." Grifter fans are already upset over Commissioner Madden's decision to suspend MVP candidate Terrell Davis, Andre Rison, Ricky Dudley, and the Seahawk defense for today's game, feeling it gave the Grifters no chance to win.

Today's game though cemented in every person with an iota of common sense how blantant this conspiracy is. After dominating Young early in the game, the Grifters had two Young interceptions taken away on terrible calls. Both turned into Young touchdowns, one of which saw his receiver land 2-yards out of bounds and be called a score nonetheless.

"We played them as tight as we could considering we had half our team and all the referees were members of the Steve Young fan club," said Jamal Anderson, who carried the load for the missing Davis.

"I don't know who's behind this," a very angry Jake Bell snapped at the press, "but it's obvious whoever runs this friggin' league wanted Robby to win. If that's something Bakersfield needs, I'm glad we could help. If this farce is over, we have a football season to complete."
 
Sin City Grifters
Pts
Bakersfield Circus Bears
Pts
Mark Brunell
24
Steve Young
78
Jamal Anderson
21
Marshall Faulk
24
Priest Holmes
12
Terry Allen
14
Jimmy Smith
7
Raghib Ismail
9
Herman Moore
4
Carl Pickens
5
Ernie Mills
4
Rob Moore
7
Wesley Walls
4
Ken Dilger
2
John Carney
7
Mike Hollis
10
Miami Dolphins
35
New England Patsies
8

Standings

McKay Division
W
L
Pts
Williams Division
W
L
Pts
Sin City Grifters
5
2
1002
West Coast Mennonites
6
1
877
Athenian Woodchucks
5
2
801
Toledo Neanderthal
4
3
852
Bakersfield Circus Bears
4
3
1076
Texas Sexists
3
4
847
Waterworld Wombats
3
4
818
Shanghai Surprise
2
5
663
Boston Slammin' Lagers
2
5
769
Tangerine Tarpons
1
6
574