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2004 Week 6 Report

We've haven't even reached the midway point of the season and a couple of teams are on the verge of being mathematically eliminated from the playoffs. Sorry, Fat Bus, but you better start thinking about next year's lottery. Some owners may think of approaching you for a fire sale before the Week Nine trading deadline, but I took a look at your roster and that's not really an option for you. Your roster consists of two franchise players, and 20 others who I have seen on the "recently dropped" lists of other leagues. And Pimp Daddies, you need some better hoes because you just aren't getting it done. You've played well enough to win a few games, I'll give you that, but we can't play the "My Schedule Is Brutal" card every year. One of these seasons you're going to have to start strong and finish that way. Perhaps on draft night you might go after a few more thoroughbreds and a few less dark horses. Just a thought.
 
The other 8 teams in the league still should be concerned. Any of them could miss the postseason if they don't perform well down the stretch. What does that mean to you? Well if you were the Fightin' Priests it would mean you better check on what the hell has happened to your team. It's virtually disappeared! In Week Three the Priests posted a record 163 points. They haven't broken 80 now for two straight weeks. And lets not forget about Who-Dey Delight, the team that has absolutely no business being 3-3 right now. When I look at your roster I can't help but ask myself "Who Dey?" By now they have more free agent/waivers players on their squad then they do selections from draft night. Last time I checked, starting tight ends from the two worst teams in the NFL isn't the best way to fill out your wide receiving corps.
 
So who is looking good? Well it pains me to say it, but E-Z Money is solid right now. They lead the league in points, they have depth at the key positions, and they are showing no signs of letting up. Special thanks to Jo-Boo for handing E-Z Money the best player in fantasy. I may have mentioned this before, but Daunte for Barlow is the WORST TRADE in the history of this or any other fantasy football league. Maybe Jo-Boo should stop reading the Idaho Potato Peel Daily for his annual player ranking guide.
 
Domanick Davis is on the block. That's about all I have to say right now.
 
Before I forget, here are the results for Week Six:
  
E-Z Money (4-2) defeated Hawk 'n' Roll (4-1-1), 114-92.
The Steins (4-2) defeated The Fat Bus (0-6), 102-77.
Jo-Boo's Browns Backers (3-3) defeated P.O.B.'s Pimp Daddies (1-5), 105-71.
I'm The Caddy Grandma (3-3) defeated Who-Dey Delight (3-3), 100-86.
Los Tres Anillos (4-2) defeated Fightin' Priests (3-2-1), 77-60.
  
Late!
       
The Commish