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Pioneers
SS Khari Willis (1st) - 2 / $9.33 mil / $1.02 mil
LG Leonardo Lyle (3rd) - 4 / $13.6 mil / $2.60 mil
LE Jordan Willis (2nd) - 5 / $18.2 mil / $2.20 mil

Pumpkins
CB Ryan Peterson (4th) - 5 / $23.9 mil / $2.50 mil
ROLB Bobby Cameron (3rd) - 4 / $10.7 mil / $1.68 mil

Raiders
SS Andrew Wingard (1st) - 2 / $9.33 mil / $1.02 mil

Rams
C Marquis Abbott (1st) - 2 / $11.0 mil / $2.48 mil
CB Quincy Wilson (1st + 3rd) - 4 / $41.3 mil / $8.96 mil
QB Devlin Hodges (4th) - 5 / $16.0 mil / $2.60 mil

Ravens
RG Clarence Swift (1st) - 4 / $12.7 mil / $2.44 mil
RE Dexter Wilder (3rd) - 5 / $17.5 mil / $2.15 mil
CB Cordrea Tankersley (2nd) - 5 / $20.6 mil / $2.20 mil

Seahawks
LT Randy Taylor (4th) - 5 / $14.6 mil / $2.10 mil

Steelers
CB Fabian Moreau (2nd) - 4 / $26.6 mil / $3.88 mil
RG Jose Short (4th) - 3 / $12.4 mil / $2.40 mil

Titans
QB James Poole (1st) - 5 / $20.3 mil / $3.35 mil
LE Andrew Siegel (4th) - 5 / $14.1 mil / $1.75 mil

Vikings
P Corey Bojorquez (4th) - 2 / $2.77 mil / $780k
RG Bradley Bozeman (1st) - 3 / $23.7 mil / $4.80 mil
MLB Stephone Anthony (3rd) - 3 / $18.0 mil / $2.52 mil

Eagles
LG Alex Cappa (1st + 3rd) - 3 / $19.2 mil / $3.84 mil
HB Karlos Williams (4th) - 5 / $18.9 mil / $3.35 mil
RT Curtis Hicks (2nd) - 4 / $14.3 mi / $2.28 mil
WR Reshard Higgins (3rd) - 3 / $14.3 mil / $2.31 mil

Express
DT Vernon Butler (1st + 3rd) - 4 / $48.6 mil / $8.88 mil
ROLB Harold Landry (1st + 3rd) - 3 / $26.4 mil / $5.28 mil
WR Tajae Sharpe (4th) - 3 / $14.3 mil / $2.31 mil
FS Jamie Hixon (4th) - 4 / $11.9 mil / $1.92 mil

Falcons
LT Halapoul Vaitai (2nd) - 4 / $25.8 mil / $5.68 mil

49ers
C Grant Pleasant (3rd) - 3 / $10.4 mil / $1.95 mil
LOLB Darron Lee (2nd) - 4 / $10.7 mil / $1.68 mil

Giants
LG Kirk Alexander (3rd) - 3 / $19.2 mil / $3.84 mil
RE Carl Nassib (2nd) - 4 / $19.9 mil / $3.36 mil

Jaguars
DT Sheldon Rankins (1st + 3rd) - 4 / $40.7 mil / $7.56 mil

Jets
K Ryan Santoso (3rd) - 2 / $4.75 mil / $640k
WR Nelson Agholor (2nd) - 3 / $23.5 mil / $3.96 mil
CB Leroy Briggs (4th) - 5 / $19.0 mil / $2.10 mil

Lions
DT Jarran Reed (2nd) - 4 / $27.5 mil / $5.32 mil
LG Wes Martin (2nd) - 4 / $13.6 mil / $2.60 mil
QB Dwayne Haskins (3rd) - 5 / $11.7 mil / $1.80 mil

Packers
C Garrett Bradbury (1st + 3rd) - 2 / $13.6 mil / $3.44 mil
K Daniel Carlson (2nd) - 2 / $4.93 mil / $660k
DT Austin Johnson (1st) - 4 / $35.4 mil / $6.68 mil
TE Dallas Goedert (3rd) - 3 / $13.7 mil / $2.34 mil
RT Dan Nichols (4th) - 3 / $13.8 mil / $2.70 mil
HB David Cobb (3rd) - 5 / $17.8 mil / $3.15 mil

Panthers
FB Cullen Gillaspia (3rd) - 2 / $11.5 mil / $2.66 mil
SS Chauncey Gardner-Johnson (1st) - 2 / $9.83 mil / $1.04 mil

Patriots
ROLB Deion Jones (1st + 3rd) - 3 / $28.3 mil / $5.67 mil
LE Kris Brown (1st) - 4 / $25.3 mil / $4.88 mil

Bears
RG Tavian Millard (2nd) - 3 / $14.7 mil / $2.91 mil
C Albert Houston (4th) - 3 / $9.83 mil / $1.83 mil
DT Andrew Billings (3rd) - 5 / $21.2 mil / $3.90 mil

Bengals
ROLB B.J. Goodson (1st + 3rd) - 3 / $31.0 mil / $6.69 mil
CB Ryan Smith (1st) - 4 / $26.6 mil / $3.88 mil
FS Shalom Luani (4th) - 4 / $13.9 mil / $2.32 mil

Bills
HB Tarik Cohen (3rd) - 5 / $18.9 mil / $3.35 mil
RT J.J. Maddox (4th) - 4 / $13.2 mil / $2.08 mil
LOLB Jermaine Carter Jr. (2nd) - 4 / $10.7 mil / $1.68 mil

Broncos
MLB Kurt Paulding (4th) - 3 / $18.0 mil / $2.52 mil
DT Danny Shelton (2nd) - 4 / $24.8 mil / $4.88 mil

Browns
RT Walter Devine (1st) - 4 / $15.3 mil / $2.56 mil
CB Jourdan Lewis (1st) - 5 / $27.1 mil / $2.75 mil
QB Wade Bell (3rd) - 5 / $16.0 mil / $2.60 mil

Buccaneers
DT Kenny Clark (1st) - 4 / $40.0 mil / $7.08 mil
HB James Connor (2nd) - 5 / $18.9 mil / $3.35 mil

Chiefs
C Patrick Mekari (2nd) - 3 / $12.7 mil / $2.61 mil
RT Jeremiah Mansfield (2nd) - 4 / $14.3 mil / $2.28 mil
MLB Aaron Radetsky (7th) - 3 / $10.8 mil / $1.08 mil
QB John Little (3rd) - 5 / $9.74 mil / $1.50 mil
CB J.T. Lawton (7th) - 5 / $14.1 mil / $1.70 mil

Colts
HB Jamaal Williams (1st + 3rd) - 4 / $44.4 mil / $8.88 mil
K Greg Joseph (4th) - 2 / $4.93 mil / $660k
SS Mike Edwards (4th) - 3 / $10.1 mil / $1.35 mil
WR Geronimo Allison (3rd) - 3 / $13.3 mil / $2.10 mil

Commanders
DT Christian Covington (1st + 3rd) - 4 / $48.6 mil / $8.88 mil
RG Austin Corbett (3rd) - 3 / $12.4 mil / $2.40 mil
WR Pat Andersen (4th) - 3 / $16.5 mil / $2.73 mil
RT Ryan Wade (4th) - 4 / $12.2 mil / $1.80 mil

Cowboys
RG Greg Battle (3rd) - 4 / $13.6 mil / $2.60 mil
LT Jevon Engram (2nd) - 5 / $17.8 mil / $2.85 mil
HB Matt Breida (4th) - 5 / $14.4 mil / $2.40 mil

Dolphins
MLB Jordan Hicks (1st) - 2 / $18.9 mil / $3.96 mil
K Kaare Vedvik (4th) - 3 / $6.57 mil / $900k
CB Wade Oldham (1st) - 4 / $36.3 mil / $7.28 mil
RE Ronald Blair (2nd) - 4 / $19.9 mil / $3.36 mil
RG Tony Immelman (3rd) - 4 / $13.6 mil / $2.60 mil
RT Ryan Alexander (2nd) - 4 / $14.8 mil / $2.44 mil

RFA Phase 2

The following posts will contain a list of all RFAs, sorted by team, that were offered tenders by their team during the first phase. Each player will have in parenthesis the draft pick compensation required to sign (not simply offer but actually sign) them as well as the default deal that they are looking for to the side.

In order to even submit an offer to a player, you must have the draft picks on hand. Post #3 has the NFL Draft order, which includes any draft pick ownership changes based on previous trades. You should keep in mind that if you own multiple picks in a round, signing an RFA will have you lose the worst of however many picks you have. For example, let's say the Jaguars try to sign Vikings RG Bradley Bozeman. They own the 14th and 18th picks in the 1st round. Should Bozeman accept their offer and the Vikings elect not to match their offer in the third phase, the Jaguars will end up giving the Vikings the 18th pick in the 1st round.

Going back to the deals in question, these deals are for the other 31 teams in the league. The team who first offered the tender is stuck with the 1 year deal unless a team submits an offer during this phase. You can also offer them a long term deal later on in the offseason as well as any time during the pre, regular, and postseason, but what's important right now is that you understand that you can do nothing about your own RFAs at this moment.

If you do wish to submit an offer to an RFA from another team, the deal mentioned is not the exact deal that you have to offer them. You are free to mess with the years, total money, and/or guaranteed money. As a word of caution though, unless you are trying some bizarre psychological attack to where you offer a deal that would devastate a team financially but would be practically forced to accept, you will want to submit an offer that would ultimately net you the player you seek. Not only that, but you are in essence competing with 30 other teams for the right to simply sign an RFA. If you skimp out on any combination of years, total money, and guaranteed money, you are decreasing, sometimes substantially, the odds that you will get the player.

If you do submit a custom offer, use the base deal as a benchmark. Using Bears RG Tavian Millard, he is asking for a 3 / $14.7 mil / $2.91 mil contract. Dividing the latter two figures by the years, you find out that he is asking for an average cap hit of $4.9 mil (14.7 / 3) and annual bonus of $970k mil (2.91 / 3).

I hope that everyone understands the slash line that I explained earlier in the topic, but if not, do not hesitate to ask any questions. You can direct them to me via PM, through the topic, or Discord.

Do not feel compelled to be active in this phase if you don't want to. While most users do not, some do as well as the AI, so it isn't as if nothing happens.

The deadline to submit offers for the second phase of RFA will be Wednesday, November 15th at 9 PM ET

Level 5:
Falcons/Cardinals over 42.5
Seahawks/Commanders over 45.5

Bonus: Trevor Lawrence

Bowser

Since we will be having four games next month, I'm going to nominate some sub-10 hour games.

Freedom Planet
Huntdown
Stacking

I have been participating in this since 2008-ish when Rappinhobo was hosting this, but we didn't use spreadsheets back then, so I have no idea how everything shook out until I took over and immediately started the spreadsheet. I do remember that my best finish was a tie for 2nd the year that John Skelton and the Cardinals upset the Eagles as that eliminated everyone but azuarc.

Cents

I'm very surprised that a Northwestern team that had gone 4-20 the previous two seasons was ranked 75th.

KCF has beaten Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney

Other than the second trial day of the final case and the aforementioned running around in a very specific manner in Case 3, I had a great time again! I lament how this series became one of many that felt it was necessary to go bigger (with lackluster execution more often than not) when I think less is more in this particular case.

I completely forgot how the culprits would largely accept their defeat or require one last piece of evidence instead of later games having them drone on and on and make you go in circles for another hour.

paperwarior posted...

Apparently the Switch/PS4 versions are botched

At least this infers that the Xbox version came out acceptable for those wanting it on a game console.

Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney (PS4)

I wasn't sure how I would feel about revisiting this for the first time since I was a teenager on top of getting not feeling most of the following games, the latest being Spirit of Justice in 2017. I'm very happy that I greatly enjoyed playing this one and it reaffirming my belief of being the best in the series (having not played the second Investigations or the Great Ace Attorney games)

I'm kind of nearing the fuck it territory where I just don't care lol. If I want to be safer, I will probably pick the Bengals or even the Bucs. If I don't care, Steelers or even the Bears.

11/9
Panthers at Bears

11/12
Colts at Patriots
Texans at Bengals
Saints at Vikings
Packers at Steelers
Titans at Buccaneers
49ers at Jaguars
Browns at Ravens
Falcons at Cardinals
Lions at Chargers
Giants at Cowboys
Commanders at Seahawks
Jets at Raiders

11/13
Broncos at Bills

We almost had no eliminations for the second-straight week, but we have nine remaining with half the season still to go.

Official Rules
1. Choose one team to win each week
2. If your team wins, you move on. If your team loses or ties, you are eliminated
3. You cannot select a team more than once in a season
4. lolrams
5. You are free to change your pick as many times as you want, but you are locked in once the team you are currently on kicks off
6. Never forget rule #4

Spreadsheet for current and previous seasons:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1J0NVtelpQtD0NiC4LzTbWPPw9nh5WCIgyh3x_tGu0Pc

Remaining (9):
andel - Ravens, Cowboys, Chiefs, 49ers, Lions, Dolphins, Seahawks, Bills, Browns
Esuriat - Commanders, Bills, Chiefs, 49ers, Lions, Rams, Seahawks, Dolphins, Browns
Fiop - Ravens, Cowboys, 49ers, Chiefs, Dolphins, Bills, Seahawks, Chargers, Browns
KCF - Ravens, Bills, Chiefs, 49ers, Lions, Dolphins, Seahawks, Cowboys, Saints
KommunistKoala - Ravens, Cowboys, 49ers, Chiefs, Lions, Dolphins, Seahawks, Vikings, Saints
mccheyne - Ravens, Bills, Chiefs, 49ers, Dolphins, Rams, Seahawks, Chargers, Saints
Meow - Commanders, Giants, Patriots, Vikings, Lions, Rams, Seahawks, Jets, Saints
Mewtwo - Ravens, Cowboys, Chiefs, 49ers, Dolphins, Bills, Seahawks, Lions, Saints
Seanchan - Ravens, Bills, Dolphins, Chiefs, Lions, Rams, Seahawks, Eagles, Saints

While the game is fine enough, I can't seem to muster the desire to have longer sessions in F.I.S.T. I'm at 21% complete with 3-something hours in the game while probably putting in five or so sessions.

Walk the Plank

Rum

I'm now into the fourth case of Phoenix Wright, and I think so far that this has reaffirmed my belief that this is my favorite game in the franchise. Aside from some hiccups in the investigation process where I have to do things in a specific order to trigger like five different scripted events in a row (really just in Case 3), everything moves at a resonable pace, especially the trial portions.

The last time that I played an Ace Attorney game was in 2017 with Spirit of Justice or whatever it was called and man did they really bloat their runtimes by dragging things on and on by that point. Then I played Aviary Attorney later that year or early in 2018 (as part of my Steam Secret Santa gift from VI), and that game had more style and deftness in five hours than games like the Ace Attorney franchise did in 4-10 times the time.

Replaying this is a huge breath of fresh air.

Hall of Fame Results

With seven voters, five votes were needed for enshrinement

RE Josh Julmiste - no votes

LOLB Aaron Curry - 1 vote

QB Tyrod Taylor - 2 votes
SS Chris Browning - 2 votes

HB Matt Forte - 4 votes

DT Callahan Bright - 5 votes
CB Joe Haden - 5 votes

WR DeSean Jackson - 6 votes
RT Justin Blalock - 6 votes
DT Clifton Dickson - 6 votes
HB Roy Helu Jr. - 6 votes

QB Sam Keller - 7 votes
HB Jacquizz Rodgers - 7 votes
WR Gonzie Massey - 7 votes
RT Tavita Thompson - 7 votes
FS Harrison Smith - 7 votes

Congrats to our eighth Hall of Fame class!

RFA Rules

1. I will privately contact every user and inform them of their RFAs and the tender levels. If you dont have any RFAs, then you won't be notified.

2. Users will have three days to inform me which players they wish to sign and at what tender level.

3. I will publicly reveal all RFAs from user and A.I. teams that can be signed by other teams (AKA were offered a tender) plus their draft pick compensation and the base kind of deal they are looking for.

4. I will give users seven days to decide any action, if any, they wish to take. If they do wish to take further action, they will PM me.

Now by "any action you wish to take," I mean that everyone has an opportunity to attempt to sign RFAs from other teams. You might see some sticker shock but keep in mind that some positions are more expensive (WRs, DTs, QBs) than others (OLBs, Cs, TEs) relative to their overall rating. An 80 WR will usually be more expensive than a 90 C, and that's just how things are

5. If a team attempts to sign another teams RFA, then the user who owns the RFAs rights will have three days to decide whether or not to match the offer.

The deadline for the first phase (encompassing rule #s 1 + 2) will be Wednesday, November 8th at 5 PM ET. As always, do not hesitate to ask me any questions.

Restricted Free Agency

This minor but oddly detailed offseason event is for a small subset of players who just completed their untampered rookie contract that was exactly three years in length. These players are not eligible to be originally offered multi-year contracts by the team that holds their rights but instead one-year contracts of fixed figures based on the tender level that you offer them.

Our Tender Levels for this season
No Tender = no potential draft pick compensation = $0
Low Tender = potential original round draft pick compensation = $1.32 mil
Mid Tender = potential 1st round draft pick compensation = $2.88 mil
High Tender = potential 1st + 3rd round draft pick compensation = $3.83 mil

Now, the mentioning of draft pick compensation there is only applicable if another team attempts to sign your player. It has no bearing on this first phase of RFA. It wouldn't make much sense if you had to give up draft picks to sign your own player now would it? Newcomers and people who don't have a good memory are certainly free to ask me what round a player was drafted in if that affects their tender level.

That being said, you might want to keep in mind about that draft pick compensation when you determine what tender to offer your player. If you think highly of your player, you might want to offer the highest tender to deter other teams from attempting to sign them. If you don't consider a player to be a part of your future plans, you might want to offer the low tender so that they barely count against your cap space and you could end up even getting draft pick compensation if someone else wants him.

A word of advice from me: The full monetary amount attached to the tenders is NOT GUARANTEED and in many cases is less than what they would make on the open market, so there is essentially 0 risk to offering all of your players a tender unless you personally hate them with a passion.

You can also engage trade talks with other teams so that you can prearrange a trade that if X player is not signed by another team, you will trade them to Y team for Z compensation that might be lower than what Y team would have had to give up to sign them during RFA. In this scenario, you might want to offer the highest tender level to deter the maximum amount of teams from disrupting the trade.

Beacon

It is a school supplies store near me that closed after nearly a century

Carmen Sandiego

I've been playing F.I.ST., and it seems fine, but I really wish that they gave you a block or dodge (dash is not a substitute) move. Combat seems a little off otherwise, like the player abilities and enemy abilities/tendencies don't seem to form a cohesive combat structure/flow without some gaming/genre staples being included.

Also, for some reason, I thought that I set the deadline for Hall of Fame voting to be today at 5 PM ET. I'm extending that to 5 PM ET on Sunday, November 5th.

Hopefully, I can get everything updated and start RFA before that deadline

I hope to wrap up team financial updates before I go to bed (which is still a long ways off)

Plum

Damn, I'm older than Gumshoe in PW:AA. I haven't played this since I was a teenager, but I assumed he was 35 at the minimum.

Mario

KCF has beaten TOEM

I like Basto even more now that I had an opportunity to play it right after the main game as opposed to many months when it was released I think last summer. Somehow I took almost exactly the same amount of time (5.0 hours vs 5 hours, 5 minutes) my second time playing this as my first time. I would think that I had more idle time while playing on PC vs XS/X here.

TOEM (XS/X)

When I first played this, Basto wasn't out, so I had to wait months. It feels different going through it back-to-back with the main stuff.

Stanley Parable > Hotline Miamis > Hat in Time > Others/Haven't Played

I voted for Hotline since you would get both

I'm at 71% in Toem after two and a half hours into the game. I beat this less than two years ago, so that's helped speed things up, but I'm also forgetting the solutions to many of the stamp requirements. I do remember taking a bunch of selfies my first time, and I've took just one this time, but I think that maybe I just enjoyed taking selfies of my character in dumb outfit combinations.

Foot

We all unanimously decided it was me

I will just go ahead and officially put myself down for the Saints

Topic

Luigi

TOEM and Phoenix Wright are on Game Pass

Strange Horticulture is on sale for $7.50 USD on Steam
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1574580/Strange_Horticulture/

Just-for-Fun Top 20 Standings
KCF - 177
gameking - 116
ArkOfTurus - 109
Mr Crispy - 102
Lolo Guru - 70
Cody - 61
KnightOfNee - 35
Seanchan - 33
ViolentAbacus - 29
MegamanX - 28
Wickle - 27
FakeAccount - 26
Arti - 23
scarletspeed - 23
darkx - 18
GreatPaul - 18
MZero - 17
Fenny - 16
Suprak the Stud - 16
JONALEON - 14
tazzyboy - 14

Spreadsheet with history
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1X8E8oqzES42W4S82j7WTfNnzNa8c3uXdSE1rnqYG7WM/edit?usp=sharing

Additional noms this month
Cody - 1

Novembers Games:
TOEM (PC/Switch/XS/X/XB1/PS5)
Strange Horticulture (PC/Switch/XS/X/XB1)
Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney (PC/Switch/XB1/PS4/iOS/Android/3DS/DS/Wii/GBA)

Games of the Month of the Year:
Mass Effect (PC/XB1/PS4/360/PS3)
Mass Effect 2 (PC/XB1/PS4/360/PS3)
Mass Effect 3 (PC/XB1/PS4/360/PS3/Wii U)

What is Game of the Month Club?
Game of the Month is a community project open to all B8ers where users share, discover, play and/or discuss a select few games every month. The games featured each month are chosen by YOU the users (and Lady Luck)

The Basics
- Each month will usually feature three games that were chosen via a random drawing from a pool of games that users nominated
- For each game you beat, you get a cool point on our just-for-fun standings as well as a nomination for next month's randomized drawing
- In order to receive the point and nomination, you must beat said game within the calendar month
- If you beat one of the current month's games in the previous month, you can apply for a "recently beaten waiver," but you will only receive a point and no nomination should you do so
- Drawing for next month's games is usually on the 25th
- If you periodically keep us posted on your progress and/or talk about different aspects of the games, then everyone will obviously think you are super awesome!

Nomination Rules
- You get one nomination automatically each month
- You receive additional nominations each month for every featured game that you beat
- Each game you nominate has to be unique from all other nominations and cannot include a game that has already been selected for GotM
- Each game must be a standalone game that can be acquired and played on its own (aka cannot be DLC/expansion that requires the base game)
- Nominations only carry over if you beat a featured game after the drawing for next month's games but before the end of the month
- You have 9 supports you can use throughout the year. Your only limitations are that you can't support your own nomination, and you can only use one support per game per month

If Justin Fields doesn't return this week, and I'm seeing that he hasn't been practicing even, I don't see myself not picking the Saints

11/2
Titans at Steelers

11/5
Dolphins at Chiefs
Vikings at Falcons
Cardinals at Browns
Rams at Packers
Commanders at Patriots
Bears at Saints
Seahawks at Ravens
Buccaneers at Texans
Colts at Panthers
Giants at Raiders
Cowboys at Eagles
Bills at Bengals

11/6
Chargers at Jets

For the second time this season, nobody was eliminated as we approach the halfway point with 10 users still in contention.

Official Rules
1. Choose one team to win each week
2. If your team wins, you move on. If your team loses or ties, you are eliminated
3. You cannot select a team more than once in a season
4. lolrams
5. You are free to change your pick as many times as you want, but you are locked in once the team you are currently on kicks off
6. Never forget rule #4

Spreadsheet for current and previous seasons:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1J0NVtelpQtD0NiC4LzTbWPPw9nh5WCIgyh3x_tGu0Pc

Remaining (10):
andel - Ravens, Cowboys, Chiefs, 49ers, Lions, Dolphins, Seahawks, Bills
Esuriat - Commanders, Bills, Chiefs, 49ers, Lions, Rams, Seahawks, Dolphins
Fiop - Ravens, Cowboys, 49ers, Chiefs, Dolphins, Bills, Seahawks, Chargers
KCF - Ravens, Bills, Chiefs, 49ers, Lions, Dolphins, Seahawks, Cowboys
KommunistKoala - Ravens, Cowboys, 49ers, Chiefs, Lions, Dolphins, Seahawks, Vikings
Leonhart - Ravens, Cowboys, 49ers, Eagles, Dolphins, Chiefs, Seahawks, Lions
mccheyne - Ravens, Bills, Chiefs, 49ers, Dolphins, Rams, Seahawks, Chargers
Meow - Commanders, Giants, Patriots, Vikings, Lions, Rams, Seahawks, Jets
Mewtwo - Ravens, Cowboys, Chiefs, 49ers, Dolphins, Bills, Seahawks, Lions
Seanchan - Ravens, Bills, Dolphins, Chiefs, Lions, Rams, Seahawks, Eagles

Level 5:
Titans/Steelers OVER 36.5
Ravens/Seahawks OVER 42.5

Bonus: 4

Pittsburgh
Miami
Atlanta
Cleveland
LA Rams
New England
New Orleans
Baltimore
Tampa Bay
Indianapolis
NY Giants
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
NY Jets

lol

Whether my home internet is restored or not (problem is on ISP end), I will get the topic up today