Will week 11 clear this picture up at all or muddy it further?<\/p>\n
1. Pigskin Pimps (6-4) (836.29) One of five 6-4 teams in the Deuce hasn’t come close to clinching anything yet though he does have a strong lead over the whole league in points. Led by Brady and the Bears incredibly high scoring Defense, Pimps is a game up on Polaq and the team to beat in a wide open league.<\/p>\n
2. Membrillos (6-4) (766.37) Nik still leads the North by HTH and points TB’s over MDW even though he ran off a 3-4 record in non-divisional play. AJ Green has truly emerged as elite and a reliable fantasy stud.<\/p>\n
3. Sooms Squad (6-4) (757.09) Sooms has taken shots for his busy trading but that AP deal looks great now. The late season FA signing of Peyton Manning in 2011 was another win of a gamble that has pushed Reuven to be the lone division leader with a one game lead.<\/p>\n
4. Morning Damien Woody (6-4) (712.21) Keith is 2nd in the North and 4th overall in points scored. This looks like the same as last year….Aaron Rodgers, Ray Rice and a supporting cast. Will he get another player to step up to finish strong?<\/p>\n
5. Polaq (6-4) (680.4) The “luckiest” and lowest scoring of the five 6-4 teams, Ed’s Polaq team is nevertheless in control of it’s own destiny. Brees is his only elite scorer. He’s been ridiculed for some of his earlier season trades. Yet he rides into week 11 in great shape and on a three game winning streak.<\/p>\n
6. NOJOQ (5-5) (696.36) The highest scoring .500 team, the returning Deuce champ sits 3rd in the West. The most interesting fact about this team is that the huge pre-season trade away of Cam Newton has directly provided him with his two highest scoring players in Luck and Martin…..both of who have outscored Cam.<\/p>\n
7. Catch 42 (5-5) (643.44) The 2nd lowest scoring team in the Deuce has managed a .500 record. Anchored by Gronk and solid defenses Brandon’s arrow is pointing downward after three straight losses.<\/p>\n
8. Quahogs (5-5) (587.22) By FAR the lowest scoring team in QFL2 has enjoyed even more luck than Catch. Going 2-1 the final 3 weeks may or may not be enough, but ANY of the three 5-5 teams can clinch a playoff spot with a 3-0 finish.<\/p>\n
9. Mad Bombers (4-6) (718.95) Perhaps the UNluckiest team, the fourth highest scorer has a hill to climb. A 3-0 finish is necessary for a shot at the playoffs, but could possibly also still win him the division. RG3’s health is critical to this team’s future success.<\/p>\n
10. Sqyline Qonies (4-6) (677.42) FUBAR team of the year. Every educated decision is turning out wrong. Cam Newton instead of Luck and Doug Martin. Trading Welker for Big Ben expecting a downturn for Welk and a triumphant return of AHern. Languishing with a timeshared SJax and then cutting his $16 salary just prior to the Rams running him 29 times against the 49ers. Still, a 3-0 finish can definitely land him in the playoffs.<\/p>\n
11. Deep Fried Turduckins (4-6) (652.97) Will is not out of contention for a playoff spot, but starting 0-3 in the North he has a do or die match up in week 11. Membrillos is at full strength and Turds has its leading scorer, Marshawn Lynch, on a bye.<\/p>\n
12. Fantasy Enemy #1 (3-7) (675.55) Tarek is the only team that’s raised the white flag trading away TGonz and Gore already this week for picks.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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