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gerry shultz · Joined: 13 Aug 2006 Posts: 6

I'm catching up with this. I'm not sure even if anyone cares about what someone else is doing in these play offs if they are not directly involved. Look at it this way. You may go up against one of these competitors some day. This is their history including how they approach a given play off game. Are they making a careful pick given the play off rules or are they just throwing a pick out there, letting the chips fall where they may? Given
the rules as they are, one should be conservative. Don't pick the underdog to win by 4 or more, perhaps not at all. You are trying to beat your opponent, not the vegas experts. If you like the dog to win it still makes sense to pick them by 1 or even the favorite by 1 or 3 depending on the situation.

Pro League-Race for the Madden's Cup

Conference A

Matthews defeated Harmon as Tennessee won big over the Bills

Shultz defeated Matthews...The underdog Dolphins not only gave a good account of themselves, they beat North Carolina

Conference B

Frazer defeated Randy Inman....San Diego won, Eagles lost

Brian Allee-Walsh (neworleans.com) defeated Paul Guzek...The higher seed forced Guzek to need, not just an Indy win but by 2 or more points.
They won by only 1

Farm League - Race for the Alex Maceralnik Memorial Trophy

Conference A

(#3) Lazar of the Boston Herald defeated the NFL Edge (#6)...Lazar nabbed a target as New England ran away with it against the Jets

Triplett defeated Hogan

Conference B

Delayed start in determining the play off berths. Newly added Emmanuel Pepis of neworleans.com has archived picks that are still being tabbed. The later weeks were used in apples to apples comparisons against a variety of opponents that are still in flux in the last division most recently organized.

Tony Grossi will face Accuscore

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Early predictions on the super bowl might be interesting. . For now I'll say the colts over the
Panthers