Offense minus defense:
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Offense:
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Defense:
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I know that these posts don't tend to generate much conversation. However, I, for one, am very thankful to see these rankings each week. Keep up the good work. We should all pay close attention to these rankings this year in this and over in FFF's as well, for it will be the last season that Albany is not ranked in the top ten in all of them.

How about Memphis? In terms of yardage, they are the second worst team in the league, and if the season ended today they'd have a home playoff game.

[quote62a3739="timmynausea"]How about Memphis? In terms of yardage, they are the second worst team in the league, and if the season ended today they'd have a home playoff game.[/quote62a3739]

Excellent point. And if they keep up this yardage differential I'd say there's no way they'll be able to maintain their current playoff position.

The real surprises on this list for me are Tulsa (27) and Fargo (30). Those are both very talented teams with good GMs. I expected that they'd both be challenging for their division title this year - and maybe they will yet, but not if they keep performing like this. I'm really confused by their struggles.

But that's not to say that I'd mind if Fargo kept this kind of performance up for another week.

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[quote0f35a65="Fonzie"][quote0f35a65="timmynausea"]How about Memphis? In terms of yardage, they are the second worst team in the league, and if the season ended today they'd have a home playoff game.[/quote0f35a65]

Excellent point. And if they keep up this yardage differential I'd say there's no way they'll be able to maintain their current playoff position.

The real surprises on this list for me are Tulsa (27) and Fargo (30). [b0f35a65]Those are both very talented teams with good GMs.[/b0f35a65] I expected that they'd both be challenging for their division title this year - and maybe they will yet, but not if they keep performing like this. I'm really confused by their struggles.

But that's not to say that I'd mind if Fargo kept this kind of performance up for another week. [/quote0f35a65]

So what's your excuse for being at the top of the lists?

Anomalies come in all shapes and sizes I guess.

Bastard.

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[quote916cb0a="TurfToe"]So what's your excuse for being at the top of the lists?[/quote916cb0a]

Me? I'm [i916cb0a]awesome[/i916cb0a].

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