WEEK ELEVEN REPORT     Eleven weeks down, two more regular season games to go! Currently, three teams have been eliminated from the playoffs while two others have clinched a berth. That leaves five teams fighting for four postseason spots. Looking at the schedule, it appears that Week Twelve might not have much of an impact on the playoff picture -- which would mean it will all boil down to the final regular season games. Before we outline each team's postseason chances, here are the final results for Week Eleven:      Bullseye (9-2) defeated PTP: Peyton's Trailerpark Posse! (6-4-1), 104-66. Corey Dillon The Ball Carrier (6-5) defeated The Savants (5-6), 101-93. NGL© (7-3-1) defeated Dippity-Doo (6-5), 100-88. Eighty-Eight, Late! (6-5) defeated Marshall's Maulers (2-8-1), 105-84. The Fruit Baskets (3-7-1) defeated Jo-Boo's Browns Backers (3-8), 89-88.         In case you missed it, there was a pretty good football game last night. And there was a pretty good chisel as well. Trailing by 14 points to The Fruit Baskets after Sunday, Jo-Boo's Browns Backers had both WR Isaac Bruce and K Martin Gramatica active on Monday night. By halftime, the Browns Backers had cut their opponent's lead to 3 points. But that's when it all started to come crashing down on them. Bruce didn't catch a pass in the 2nd half of the game - despite needing only 2 more receiving yards to get another point. Gramatica was limited to 3 extra points, as his team decided to not kick a field goal on 4th down and short late in the game. In fact, Tampa Bay's late-game decision making was some of the poorest I have ever witnessed. Leading by a touchdown in the final minutes of the contest, Tampa decided to air the ball out in a situation that clearly called for a conservative running play (and subsequent field goal). The decision cost Jo-Boo, as the pass was intercepted and the Browns Backers outside chances at making the playoffs were crushed.           Alright, here's how the race for the ring is shaping up...    Playoff Summary Team Record What they need to have happen to qualify... Bullseye 9-2 they have already clinched a playoff spot    REMAINING OPPONENTS: NGL©, Marshall's Maulers NGL© 7-3-1 they have already clinched a playoff spot   REMAINING OPPONENTS: Bullseye, Corey Dillon The Ball Carrier PTP: Peyton's Trailerpark Posse! 6-4-1 they need to win one of their final two games OR have The Savants lose one of their final two games   REMAINING OPPONENTS: Corey Dillon The Ball Carrier, Jo-Boo's Browns Backers Eighty-Eight, Late! 6-5 they need to win their final game of the season OR finish the regular season with a record no worse than that of Dippity-Doo*   REMAINING OPPONENTS: The Fruit Baskets, The Savants Dippity Doo 6-5 they need to win both of their final two games OR win one of their final two games while either The Savants or Eighty-Late loses both of their games. They also can get in winning one more game if Corey Dillon The Ball Carrier loses one of their final two games.*   REMAINING OPPONENTS: Jo-Boo's Browns Backers, The Fruit Baskets Corey Dillon The Ball Carrier 6-5 they need to win both of their final games OR win one of their final two games while The Savants lose one of their final two games*    REMAINING OPPONENTS: PTP: Peyton's Trailerpark Posse!, NGL© The Savants 5-6 They need to win both of their final games OR win their final game against Eighty-Eight, Late!, if Eighty-Eight, Late! loses Week 12. They also can get in by finishing with a record equal to Dippity-Doo.    REMAINING OPPONENTS: Marshall's Maulers, Eighty-Eight, Late! The Fruit Baskets 3-7-1 they have been eliminated from the playoffs    REMAINING OPPONENTS: Eighty-Eight, Late!, Dippity Doo Jo-Boo's Browns Backers 3-8 they have been eliminated from the playoffs   REMAINING OPPONENTS: Dippity Doo, PTP: Peyton's Trailerpark Posse! Marshall's Maulers 2-8-1 they have been eliminated from the playoffs   REMAINING OPPONENTS: The Savants, Bullseye           * There are many possibilities for the three 6-5 teams to either make or not make the playoffs. As such, I only listed the most obvious.    Also, keep in mind that this year we eliminated the automatic playoff bid for conference runner-up teams. As always, when applying the tiebreaker rules to determine playoff berths (and possibly the conference champion and/or runner-up) and the tiebreaker rules do not clearly identify final regular season positions when applied in the traditional manner (examining only two teams at a time), then the tiebreaker criteria will be applied to all relative teams simultaneously. In the event multiple teams are tied at the end of the regular season, a team that finishes tied AND finishes as conference champion will automatically receive a playoff berth. In other words, conference championships supercede tiebreaker rules.   That's it for this week...    The Commish