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Offensive Lineman of the Year
Panthers LT Jack Conklin (88 blocks, 6 sacks allowed)
Panthers LT Jason Fox (78 blocks, 1 sack allowed)
Ravens RT King Dunlap (75 blocks, 5 sacks allowed)
Raiders LT Luke Joseckel (81 blocks, 7 sacks allowed)
Jaguars RG Ronald Leary (63 blocks, 2 sacks allowed)

Tight End of the Year
Broncos' Dwayne Allen (69 rec for 680 yards (9.8 YPC), 5 TDs, 3 drops)
Washington's Tim Wright (66 rec for 635 yards (9.6 YPC), 3 TDs, 1 drop)
Cowboys' Travis Kelce (80 rec for 614 yards (7.6 YPC), 9 TDs, 3 drops)
Raiders' Tyler Eifert (63 rec for 494 yards (7.8 YPC), 6 TDs, 2 drops)
Vikings' Tyler Higbee (91 rec for 711 yards (7.8 YPC), 2 TDs, no drops)

Wide Receiver of the Year
Vikings' Brandon Marshall (76 rec for 1077 yards (14.1 YPC), 9 TDs, 6 drops)
Wildcats' Gonzie Massey (94 rec for 1392 yards (14.8 YPC), 11 TDs, 10 drops)
Titans' Mike Evans (79 rec for 1130 yards (14.3 YPC), 7 TDs, 2 drops)
Rams' Patrick Turner (71 rec for 867 yards (12.2 YPC), 12 TDs, 2 drops)
Express' Robert Woods (86 rec for 1184 yards (13.7 YPC), 5 TDs, 2 drops)

Running Back of the Year
Steelers' Christian McCaffrey (456 carries for 1825 yards (4.0 YPC), 16 rec for 90 yards (5.6 YPC), 13 TDs, no fumbles)
Falcons' David Johnson (351 carries for 1586 yards (4.5 YPC), 11 rec for 126 yards (11.4 YPC), 10 TDs, 3 fumbles)
Pioneers' DeMarco Murray (348 carries for 1543 yards (4.4 YPC), 29 rec for 280 yards (9.6 YPC), 9 TDs, 3 fumbles)
Ravens' Doug Martin (422 carries for 1857 yards (4.4 YPC), 20 rec for 189 yards (9.4 YPC), 14 TDs, 2 fumbles)
Colts' Jamaal Williams (323 carries for 1404 yards (4.3 YPC), 32 rec for 233 yards (7.2 YPC), 13 TDs, 2 fumbles)

Quarterback of the Year
Orcas' Jameis Winston (271-444 (61.0%). 2989 yards, 24 TDs, 14 INTs, 5 fumbles, 85.8 passer rating)
Vikings' Jimmy Garoppolo (294-451 (65.2%), 2832 yards, 13 TDs, 11 INTs, 5 fumbles, 82.0 passer rating)
Falcons' Patrick Mahomes (231-368 (62.8%), 2597 yards, 16 TDs, 13 INTs, 5 fumbles, 83.5 passer rating)
Rams' Ryan Tannehill (288-472 (61.0%), 3200 yards, 29 TDs, 25 INTs, 2 fumbles, 79.5 passer rating)
Dolphins' Sam Keller (243-393 (61.8%), 2739 yards, 18 TDs, 12 INTs, 4 fumbles, 85.1 passer rating)

Defensive Rookie of the Year
Ravens SS Antonio Hanks (41 tackles, 1 sack, 6 INTs, 2 FRs)
Chiefs DT David Onyemata (37 tackles, 10 sacks, 1 FF)
Orcas MLB Drew Sheth (108 tackles, 1 sack, 1 INT, 1 FF, 1 FR)
Jets MLB Tanner Vallejo (83 tackles, 1 sack, 1 INT, 4 FFs, 4 FRs, 2 def TDs)
Bears ROLB Zach Cunningham (63 tackles, 3 sacks, 3 INTs, 1 FF, 1 FR)

Offensive Rookie of the Year
Raiders HB Chris Carson (279 carries for 1080 yards (3.8 YPC), 37 rec for 221 yards (5.9 YPC), 8 TDs, 2 fumbles)
Orcas WR Corey Davis (26 rec for 368 yards (14.1 YPC), 6 TDs, 2 drops)
Seahawks QB Gardner Minshew (239-397 (60.2%), 2385 yards, 18 TDs, 15 INTs, 6 fumbles, 76.6 passer rating)
Lions WR Josh Doctson (43 receptions for 602 yards (14.0 YPC), 3 TDs, 3 drops)
Titans LT Michael Horton (34 blocks, 1 sack allowed)

Defensive Player of the Year
Packers LOLB Chris Ruud (127 tackles, 4 sacks, 2 INTs, 4 FFs, 5 FRs)
Eagles ROLB Christian Kirksey (102 tackles, 8 sacks, 3 INTs, 3 FFs, 1 FR, 2 def TDs)
Browns MLB David Harris (161 tackles, 13 sacks, 2 INTs, 1 FF, 2 FRs)
Seahawks DT Kawann Short (57 tackles, 14 sacks, 3 FFs, 1 FR)
Vikings DT Ndamukong Suh (59 tackles, 12 sacks, 3 FFs, 3 FRs)
Rams SS Scott Morris (91 tackles, 1 sack, 3 INTs, 2 FFs, 1 def TD)
Dolphins FS Tony Jefferson (60 tackles, 2 INTs, 2 FFs, 3 FRs, 2 def TDs)

Offensive Player of the Year
Steelers HB Christian McCaffrey (456 carries for 1825 yards (4.0 YPC), 16 rec for 90 yards (5.6 YPC), 13 TDs, no fumbles)
Ravens HB Doug Martin (422 carries for 1857 yards (4.4 YPC), 20 rec for 189 yards (9.4 YPC), 14 TDs, 2 fumbles)
Wildcats WR Gonzie Massey (94 rec for 1392 yards (14.8 YPC), 11 TDs, 10 drops)
Colts HB Jamaal Williams (323 carries for 1404 yards (4.3 YPC), 32 rec for 233 yards (7.2 YPC), 13 TDs, 2 fumbles)
Orcas QB Jameis Winston (271-444 (61.0%). 2989 yards, 24 TDs, 14 INTs, 5 fumbles, 85.8 passer rating)
Panthers LT Jason Fox (78 blocks, 1 sack allowed)
Rams QB Ryan Tannehill (288-472 (61.0%), 3200 yards, 29 TDs, 25 INTs, 2 fumbles, 79.5 passer rating)

Most Valuable Player
Packers LOLB Chris Ruud (127 tackles, 4 sacks, 2 INTs, 4 FFs, 5 FRs)
Eagles ROLB Christian Kirksey (102 tackles, 8 sacks, 3 INTs, 3 FFs, 1 FR, 2 def TDs)
Browns MLB David Harris (161 tackles, 13 sacks, 2 INTs, 1 FF, 2 FRs)
Ravens HB Doug Martin (422 carries for 1857 yards (4.4 YPC), 20 rec for 189 yards (9.4 YPC), 14 TDs, 2 fumbles)
Wildcats WR Gonzie Massey (94 rec for 1392 yards (14.8 YPC), 11 TDs, 10 drops)
Orcas QB Jameis Winston (271-444 (61.0%). 2989 yards, 24 TDs, 14 INTs, 5 fumbles, 85.8 passer rating)
Vikings DT Ndamukong Suh (59 tackles, 12 sacks, 3 FFs, 3 FRs)

Coach of the Year
Dolphins' Kailee Wong (12-4, 90 team rating)
Rams' Kerry Collins (13-3, 90 team rating)
Pioneers' LaVarr Arrington (10-6, 89 team rating)
Packers' Mike Shanahan (11-5, 86 team rating)
Raiders' Norv Turner (11-5, 89 team rating)

Returner of the Year
Buccaneers CB Adoree' Jackson (47 KR for 21.5 avg, 51 PR for 11.6 avg, 3 return TDs)
Cowboys WR Davone Bess (48 KR for 23.0 avg, 48 PR for 11.1 avg, 2 return TDs)
Pioneers WR Elliott Newton (47 KR for 25.9 avg, 65 PR for 11.0 avg, 2 return TDs)
Steelers WR Kenny Stills (45 KR for 27.0 avg, 49 PR for 9.7 avg, 3 return TDs)
Patriots WR Trindon Holliday (42 KR for 27.3 avg, 50 PR for 9.2 avg, 2 return TDs)

Punter of the Year
Bears' Brett Kern (79 punts for 44.8 avg, 36.0 net avg, 31 inside 20, 7 touchbacks)
Jaguars' Bryan Anger (71 punts for 45.0 avg, 36.1 net avg, 28 inside 20, 9 touchbacks)
Browns' Jacob Schum (75 punts for 44.6 avg, 35.7 net avg, 28 inside 20, 9 touchbacks)
Steelers' Tom Malone (88 punts for 44.1 avg, 35.2 net avg, 34 inside 20, 8 touchbacks)
Lions' Ty Long (97 punts for 46.1 avg, 36.4 net avg, 41 inside 20, 14 touchbacks)

Kicker of the Year
Bengals' James Wilhoit (35-43 FGAs, 36-36 XPAs, 7-10 from 50+)
Orcas' Ka'imi Fairbairn (26-30 FGAs, 40-42 XPAs, 4-4 from 50+)
Washington's Mike Nugent (41-46 FGAs, 26-26 XPAs, 9-9 from 50+)
Pioneers' Nate Kaeding (33-41 FGAs, 30-30 XPAs, 4-5 from 50+)
Express' Sergio Aguayo (30-33 FGAs, 31-31 XPAs, 3-4 from 50+)

Defensive Back of the Year
Bengals SS Chris Browning (109 tackles, 1 INT, 5 FRs)
Steelers SS Ian Cox (94 tackles, 1 sack, 2 INTs, 1 FF, 3 FRs)
Pioneers SS Keanu Neal (96 tackles, 5 sacks, 1 INT, 2 FFs)
Rams SS Scott Morris (91 tackles, 1 sack, 3 INTs, 2 FFs, 1 def TD)
Dolphins FS Tony Jefferson (60 tackles, 2 INTs, 2 FFs, 3 FRs, 2 def TDs)

Linebacker of the Year
Buccaneers LOLB Bradley Chubb (101 tackles, 6 sacks, 6 INTs, 3 FFs, 1 def TD)
Packers LOLB Chris Ruud (127 tackles, 4 sacks, 2 INTs, 4 FFs, 5 FRs)
Eagles ROLB Christian Kirksey (102 tackles, 8 sacks, 3 INTs, 3 FFs, 1 FR, 2 def TDs)
Browns MLB David Harris (161 tackles, 13 sacks, 2 INTs, 1 FF, 2 FRs)
Giants MLB Eric Kendricks (160 tackles, 7 sacks, 4 FFs, 3 FRs)

Defensive Lineman of the Year
Bills DT Jordan Phillips (61 tackles, 10 sacks, 2 FFs, 2 FRs)
Seahawks DT Kawann Short (57 tackles, 14 sacks, 3 FFs, 1 FR)
Vikings DT Ndamukong Suh (59 tackles, 12 sacks, 3 FFs, 3 FRs)
Wildcats DT Tyson Alualu (53 tackles, 12 sacks, 1 FF, 1 FR)
Dolphins LE Yannick Ngakoue (47 tackles, 10 sacks, 2 FFs, 1 FR)

End-of-Season Season Awards

The following posts will contain all the awards that will be given out this season. While participation is optional, I would really appreciate it if you would take the 15 minutes or so out of your life to pick out your choices for each category and submit them to me via PM before the deadline.

Most of the awards are from the game itself. There are a few that are entirely of my creation. The former awards will have both a User and Madden winner while the later will solely have a User winner. The nominees for awards from the game will mostly come from the game itself with a few categories I will do from scratch. To prevent spoilers, I reorder the nominees by team name, first name, or last name every year (except Breakout/Comeback is by positional order and GM is always by name). This year, I chose first name.

For each category, you choose the one player/coach/person you believe to be most worthy of the award. For the Offensive Player, Defensive Player, and MVP of the Year, awards, you do not have to vote for the any of the listed players (I lowered it from 10 to 7 listed candidates this season). If you feel another player up for another award is applicable and more worthy for one of these awards, you may select them as a write-in candidate even though you should know they won't win. However, I will use my discretion to null a write-in vote if I feel it to be disingenuous.

Because of the holiday season, we will have an extended period to do this. The deadline to submit to me a ballot will be Sunday, January 8th at 5 PM ET. Bucking what we have done in recent seasons, we are going back to having the award show and playoff sim be the same night, so I plan to run the awards a couple hours after the deadline and do the sim after.

Monthly Progress
Murasaki
Hob - Kenri
Road - JONA, KCF, Sean
Paradise - KCF, JONA, Ark
Xenoblade - Sean

Nominations
KCF - Linelight, PixelJunk Shooter 2, SMB: Lost Levels
Sean - Black Mesa, Anodyne 2

Supports

Not knowing when or if I will get around to SMB3, I will just go ahead and nominate:

Wolfenstein: The New Order
Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past

KCF has beaten The Sexy Brutale

I remembered not being a fan of how sluggish the ending parts of the game were, but man that was rough wrestling control away from you for what felt like a fifth of the game. Still a great fan of the guest-saving segments!

As for the poll, if you were the lone WR Brandon Marshall vote, you win!

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The Raiders have the league's best defense, but they enter the offseason with a severely injured offense that was already terrible (30th overall) before the injuries and a very suspect resume. They were one of three teams who had far easier schedules than the rest of the league (.456 SoS 2nd easiest in the league), and their only three wins against teams with winning records were against the then-abysmal Browns and both games against the Express. That defense is legit though leading the league in yards and points allowed. Swap this offense with any other AFC playoff team offense, and yeah, I think this team can make the Super Bowl. Unfortunately, we can't do that, so we are left with a team that is too one-dimensional and lacks the body of work to have faith in them to win two or even three playoff games.

The Seahawks statistically should not be in the playoffs as it is rare to see one finish with a Bottom 10 running attack and defense. I can't see them making the Super Bowl and should be heavy underdogs against the Orcas. That being said, they have enough star power on both sides of the ball and are prone to some offensive explosions. Their ceiling as such is higher than the teams below them, so this is a good place to slot them.

Like in their previous playoff appearances, the Eagles are limping into the playoffs and just look lost, especially since they are down to their third string HB. In a way, they are similar to the Raiders, but the Raiders are still more somehow reliable on offense. Their defense was elite, but they will be facing the Vikings who performed more like a #2 seed this season, so they might be the home team at the most risk of elimination in the wild card round.

The Browns completely turned their season around, but I wouldn't say they are a particularly good team. With two of their best players for either the entire or most of the postseason (MLB David Harris and HB Mark Ingram), that really puts the onus on Josh Portis to carry this team. against the Express and if they get past them, one of the Dolphins/Raiders defenses the following round. I think that is asking too much of him and this team.

The Colts made some great strides on offense, especially the OL allowing a league-average sack total and second-year HB Jamaal Williams scoring 11 more TDs and upping his YPC from 3.5 to 4.3. The defense didn't just regress, they absolutely plummeted to 29th. They enter the postseason on a 4-game losing streak and face the Pioneers in Columbus whom they lost to by a combined score of 54-22 this season. Good on the Colts for rebounding from picking 2nd overall, but I don't think a deep playoff run is a realistic expectation.

KCF's Playoff Power Rankings

1. St. Louis Rams
2. Miami Dolphins
3. Portland Express
4. Minnesota Vikings
5. San Juan Orcas
6. Columbus Pioneers
7. Green Bay Packers
8. Oakland Raiders
9. Seattle Seahawks
10. Philadelphia Eagles
11. Mexico City Browns
12. Indianapolis Colts

The Rams enter the playoffs with a 10 game winning streak and are firing on all cylinders. They had a monster productive two-headed HB pair, but with Matt Forte done for the season, they have just Mike Davis, but this was his best season production and efficiency-wise despite just being a part-time starter. Ryan Tannehill has been a gunslinger in recent seasons with high yardage, TD, INT, and completion% totals. This was his worst season regarding turnovers, and his worst passer rating at 77.8, but I trust him more than any other QB not named Sam Keller in the playoffs.

The Dolphins enter the postseason on an 8-game winning streak. They will be without two likely future Hall of Famers in TE Zach Miller and WR A.J. Green as well as C Neil Christman who had 43 blocks vs 2 sacks allowed as the full-time starter. They are deep at pass-catchers, so maybe they will be fine there, but their thin OL will sorely miss Christman. Their defense slipped slightly this season, but they are still an elite unit that finished 6th overall, 3rd against the pass, and allowed the 4th fewest points. Since I left them, they have made one Super Bowl in four playoffs, losing to the Vikings in S15. This is not a strong AFC playoff field, so they have to be the heavy favorites out of the conference.

The Express had a pretty big makeover due to financial reasons over the offseason, but they ended up with the #1 offense despite allowing the 2nd-most sacks in the league at 60. HB Lamar Miller and WRs Robert Woods and Cooper Kupp blew past their personal bests, and QB Jacoby Brisset set personal highs in yards and completion % while still finishing in the Top 10 in passer rating. The defense slipped to 12th, but nobody is going to complain about having a 12-ranked defense. Along with the sacks, the turnover differential (-5) is a little concerning, but this is a team who blew away most of their competion and played tight games against higher seeded teams (Dolphins, Raiders). They are entering the playoffs having won five of six, and they play an inferior opponent in the first round. You can easily claim them to be the second-best AFC team, so a deep playoff run is not out of the question for the reigning AFC champs.

Another wild card team in the Top 4!? The Vikings have been excellent on both sides of the ball. Trading QB Josh Portis and signing QB Jimmy Garoppolo and WR Brandon Marshall is up there among the best offseason decisions in the league. The balanced, high-powered offense is one thing, but the major strides the team made on defense is the key here. They struggled against the pass after losing two Hall of Famers following their S15 SB win, but they bounced back to finish 8th against the pass, and their run D climbed all the way to 3rd. They didn't score as well as they should have, and the Week 17 loss of HB Dion Lewis until at least the conference championship does raise some concerns, but with how well their defense and passing game has played, they can afford to take some hits in the running game with C.J. Prosise now leading the way there.

The Orcas are always seeking for ways to improve the makeup of their team as they have a high amount of roster turnover each season. The defense remained intact to begin the preseason, but the offense saw massive changes with bringing in or promoting six new starters. After finishing 16th on offense a season ago, they finished 7th this season, scoring the 2nd most points per game and have a league best +12 turnover differential. They are balanced, and aside from one blowup against the Falcons, they have been one of the better blocking teams in the league. The question for this team is can they stop weirdly giving up a bunch of points? Their defense and special teams have been great, and even looking deeper at team stats, nothing jumps out as to why they used have a terrible points allowed per game figure. They ended up in a tie for 16th at 19.0 per game, so it seemed to have regressed to the mean some by the season's end, but they gave up 31 to the Giants, 37 and 29 in two games against the Falcons, and 30 against Washington. That's not going to fly against some guaranteed and potential playoff opponents (Rams, Seahawks, and Eagles finished in the Top 10 in points per game).

The Pioneers have had their offense gutted by injuries, and it showed when they were hovering around .500 halfway through the season. Once HB DeMarco Murray came back and helped balance the offense, they ended the season winning five straight and won the division by two games after being multiple games down to begin that stretch. When healthy, they have one of the best three offensive skill trios in WR Stefon Diggs, TE Mark Andrews, and Murray. QB Bryce Rivers has been great in light of QB Russell Wilson's season-ending injury after just two games. Only the Dolphins and Express can match their offensive prowess in the AFC. Their defense has played better than both of those teams, finishing 4th overall and in the Top 5 against both the run and pass. While it would be a seeding upset, don't sleep on this team being the AFC rep in the Super Bowl.

The Packers are a weird team. I thought with their terrible injuries, including QB Tyrod Taylor, whom their entire offense was based around would cause the team to be dead in the water. They weren't a great team, but they finished 11-5 and earned a first round bye. Part of that is the renaissance of Tim Tebow. He finished 5th in the league in passer rating and had just his second season with a 60+% completion percentage. Their HB group has been so battered that their FB has the second-most carries on the team, and as things stand now, their starting HB in the divisonal round could be third-stringer David Cobb. Their OL has been great, and the defense has started to turn things around after a poor start. It is very weird that this team earned a first round bye, but at the same time, I do believe in them some, even if they are outmatched and outperformed by many of their NFC playoff rivals. If I ranked them solely on the merit of their play, they would slot in lower, but this team has defied expectations, and they have to play one fewer game than most teams and are guaranteed a home game.

I post this every season the playoffs roll around, but I'm here to tell you who the SB contenders are this postseason based on historical data. I don't tell people ad nauseum that the best path to success is defense and the running game for nothing. Of the previous 32 teams to make the SB, 30/32 have finished in the top half of the league in running offense while 30/32 have finished in the Top 10 on defense. The exceptions were the inaugural season Dolphins (19th on D), S13's Pioneers (11th on D), S14's Pioneers (18th in rushing), S15's Vikings (11th on D), and S16's Rams (24th in rushing)

Your SB contenders this season would then be...
Dolphins (T-16th in rushing, 6th on defense)
Eagles (10th in rushing, 3rd on defense)
Orcas (T-14th in rushing, 9th on defense)
Pioneers (8th in rushing, 4th on defense)
Rams (11th in rushing, 2nd on defense)
Raiders (T-14th in rushing, 1st on defense)
Vikings (15th in rushing, 5th on defense)

- Colts were 17th in rushing and 29th on defense
- Browns had #1 rushing but finished 23rd on defense
- Express did finish 13th in rushing, but landed just outside on defense in 12th
- Packers finished just in the top half with T-16th in rushing but were 20th on D
- Seahawks were 24th in rushing and defense

While the Express were close, the Colts/Packers/Seahawks, who were much further away from the typical mold of a successful team, got in on the merits have having Top 10 turnover differentials at +4 or better.

The Browns are tough to gauge because they were completely different teams in each half. They probably had something resembling an average-ranked defense in the second half, in addition to their #1 rushing offense.

Regular Season Stat Leaders

Passer Rating - Jameis Winston (Orcas) - 87.7
Passing Yards - Andy Dalton (Bengals) - 3204
Passing TDs - Ryan Tannehill (Rams) - 29
Passing INTs - Jared Goff (Lions) and Tannehill - 6 and 25 respectively
Completion % - Jimmy Garoppolo (Vikings) - 65%

Rushing Attempts - Joe Mixon (Jets) - 467
Rushing Yards - Doug Martin (Ravens) - 1857
Rushing TDs - Martin - 14
Rushing YPC - David Johnson (Falcons) - 4.5

Receptions - Gonzie Massey (Wildcats) - 94
Receiving Yards - Massey - 1392
Receiving TDs - Patrick Turner (Rams) - 12
Receiving YPC - Massey and Josh Briscoe (Bengals) - 14.8

Pancake Blocks - Jack Conklin (Panthers) - 88
Sacks Allowed - Marshal Yanda (Pioneers) and Austin Reiter (Raiders) - 19

Tackles - David Harris (Browns) - 161
Sacks - Kawann Short (Seahawks) - 14
Interceptions - Ibraheim Campbell (Jets) - 7
Forced Fumbles - Corey Randle (Wildcats), Tanner Vallejo (Jets), Jamie Collins (Chiefs), Jatavis Brown (Pioneers), Ben Benwikere (Raiders), Eric Kendricks (Giants), Chris Ruud (Packers), Juan Wiggins (Cowboys), Korey Norton (49ers), Lavonte David (Raiders) - 4
Fumble Recoveries - K.J. Wright (Jets), Alec Ogletree (Buccaneers), Chris Browning (Bengals), Kwon Alexander, (Browns) and Ruud - 5
Defensive TDs - Tony Jefferson (Dolphins), Christian Kirksey (Eagles), B.J. Goodson (Bengals), Ben Gedeon (Chiefs, Justin Williams (Packers), Vallejo, and Campbell- 2

Field Goals - Mike Nugent (Washington) - 41
Field Goal % - Chris Nendick (Seahawks) - 92%

Punts - Jonathan Cottrell (Raiders) - 99
Punting Avg. - Ty Long (Lions) - 46.1

Kick Return Avg. - Cody Latimer (Raiders) - 30.0
Kick Return TDs - Kenny Stills (Steelers), Jamel Zimmerman (Chiefs), Nelson Agholor (Jets), Trindon Holliday (Patriots) - 2
Punt Return Avg. - Nyheim Hines (Orcas) - 13.5
Punt Return TDs - Adoree' Jackson (Buccaneers) - 3

You need to make your profile public so we can see your wishlist Eddv. I don't know why being friends isn't good enough to see wishlists, but that's how it goes.

Wild Card Round
Colts at Pioneers
Vikings at Eagles
Express at Browns
Seahawks at Orcas

The tentative sim date for the playoffs will be Sunday, January 8th

Your B8NFLL Season 16 NFC Playoff Teams

1. St. Louis Rams
2. Green Bay Packers
3. Philadelphia Eagles
4. San Juan Orcas
5. Seattle Seahawks
6. Minnesota Vikings

This is the nineth-straight postseason trip for the Rams.

This is the third first round bye in the past six seasons for the Packers.

This is the first NFC East crown for the Eagles.

This is the third straight NFC South crown for the Orcas.

This is the first playoff appearance for the Seahawks since S11.

This is the sixth playoff appearance in the past seven seasons for the Vikings.

Your B8NFLL Season 16 AFC Playoff Teams

1. Miami Dolphins
2. Oakland Raiders
3. Columbus Pioneers
4. Mexico City Browns
5. Portland Express
6. Indianapolis Colts

This is the seventh straight AFC East crown for the Dolphins.

This is the second AFC West crown and first round bye for the Raiders in the past three seasons.

This is the fourth AFC South crown for the Pioneers in the past five seasons.

This is the sixth playoff appearance for the Browns and their first AFC North crown.

This is the sixth straight playoff appearance for the Express.

This is the fifth playoff appearance for the Colts and had the longest drought among AFC playoff teams having not made it since S13.

Players of the Week
Offense - Bills HB Todd Gurley
Defense - Packers OLB Chris Ruud

Packers - 20
Vikings - 17

Notable Players
Packers QB Tim Tebow 14-25, 236 yards, 2 TDs
Vikings QB Jimmy Garoppolo 26-40, 198 yards, 2 TDs, 1 INT
Vikings TE Tyler Higbee 10 rec for 51 yards
Packers OLB Chris Ruud 10 tackles, 1 FF
Packers OLB Justin Williams 4 tackles, 1 sack, 1 INT
Vikings SS Jaquiski Tartt 5 tackles, 1 FF

49ers - 9
Seahawks - 40

Notable Players
Seahawks QB Gardner Minshew 26-34, 240 yards, 3 TDs, 1 INT
Seahawks WR Amari Cooper 6 rec for 113 yards, 1 TD
49ers SS Derwin James 9 tackles, 1 sack

Eagles - 7
Giants - 22

Notable Players
Giants QB Ryan Perrilloux 14-24, 74 yards, 8 rushes for 71 yards, 2 TDs, 1 INT
Giants HB Isaiah Pead 144 total yards, 1 TD
Giants MLB Darryl Miller 6 tackles, 1 sack, 1 FF
Giants OLB Barkavious Mingto 4 tackles, 1 FF, 1 INT

Raiders - 12
Bengals - 0

Notable Players
Raiders K Jake Elliot 4-4 FGAs
Raiders CB Bene Benwikere 2 tackles, 1 FF, 1 INT

Bills - 27
Titans - 17

Notable Players
Bills QB Josh Allen 20-35, 253 yards, 1 TD, 3 INTs
Bills HB Todd Gurley 168 total yards, 3 TDs
Bills OLB Luther O'Neal 10 tackles, 2 sacks
Bills MLB Austin Zeppuhar 7 tackles, 1 FF
Titans MLB Brandon Thompson 8 tackles, 1 INT
Titans CB Artie Burns 4 tackles, 2 INTs
Titans DT Bennie Logan 2 tackles, 2 sacks

Panthers - 10
Orcas - 17

Notable Players
Panthers QB Lamar Jackson 8-18, 141 yards, 1 TD, 2 INTs
Orcas HB Nyheim Hines 29 carries for 109 yards, 2 TDs
Panthers WR Marvin Jones 3 rec for 106 yards, 1 TD
Orcas WR Antonio Brown 9 rec for 110 yards
Panthers OLB Sean Spence 9 tackles, 1 FF
Orcas SS Skip McGrath 7 tackles, 1 INT
Orcas OLB Anthony Barr 7 tackles, 1 sack
Orcas DT Chris Jones 5 tackles, 1 sack

Broncos - 6
Steelers - 20

Notable Players
Broncos SS Vonn Bell 6 tackles, 1 FF
Broncos DE Cameron Wake 2 sacks
Steelers FS Briean Boddy-Calhoun 6 tackles, 1 FF, 1 INT

Express - 11
Chiefs - 8

Notable Players
Express HB Lamar Miller 168 total yards, 1 fumble
Express DT Vernon Butler 2 sacks, 1 FF
Express SS Orlando Montgomery 2 INTs
Chiefs OLB Jamie Collins 8 tackles, 1 sack, 1 INT
Chiefs DE Jamaal Anderson 2 tackles, 2 sacks
Chiefs DE Eugene Germany 3 sacks, 1 FF

Falcons - 3
Buccaneers - 10

Notable Players
Bucs OLB Bobby Cameron 10 tackles, 2 sacks
Bucs MLB Alec Ogletree 5 tackles, 1 FF

Browns - 13
Ravens - 20

Notable Players
Browns MLB Damien Wilson 10 tackles, 1 FF
Browns OLB Jeremiah Attachou 6 tackles, 2 sacks
Browns OLB Kwon Alexander 6 tackles, 1 sack
Ravens OLB Leland Jones 10 tackles, 1 sack, 1 FF

Patriots - 17
Jets - 10

Notable Players
Pats QB Mason Rudolph 15-29, 117 yards, 1 TD, 3 INTs
Pats HB Dexter McCluster 245 total yards
Pats OLB Preston Smith 14 tackles, 1 FF
Jets OLB Novorro Bowman 10 tackles, 1 FF
Jets FS Tyrann Mathieu 5 tackles, 1 INT
Jets DE Emmanuel Ogbah 2 tackles, 2 sacks

Dolphins - 17
Colts - 10

Notable Players
Colts QB Baker Mayfield 16-25, 138 yards, 1 TD, 2 INTs
Dolphins HB Jacquizz Rodgers 138 total yards, 2 TDs
Dolphins OLB Markus Golden 7 tackles, 1 sack, 1 INT
Colts MLB Michael McDonald 15 tackles

Jaguars - 21
Pioneers - 28

Notable Players
Pioneers HB Rashad Jennings 130 total yards, 2 TDs
Jags FS Tashaun Gipson 7 tackles, 1 INT
Jags SS Justin Evans 7 tackles, 1 FF
Jags DE Cordero Moore 4 tackles, 2 sacks
Jags DE Brick Massey 2 sacks (eclipsed 100 for career)
Pioneers SS Keanu Neal 5 tackles, 1 sack, 1 INT

Washington - 32
Bears - 16

Notable Players
Bears QB Brandon Weeden 9-19, 197 yards, 1 TD, 3 INTs
Washington K Mike Nugent 6-6 FGAs
Washington OLB Neil Parker 11 tackles, 1 FF, 1 INT
Washington DT Christian Covington 3 tackles, 2 sacks, 1 FF
Bears LBs Chris Borland and DeAndre Levy 8 tackles, 1 sack each

Rams - 31
Lions - 20

Notable Players
Rams QB Ryan Tannehill 18-31, 242 yards, 4 TDs, 1 INT
Lions HB Alex Collins 34 carries for 130 yards, 1 TD
Rams WR Patrick Turner 9 rec for 170 yards, 2 TDs
Lions OLB Willie Williams 2 tackles, 3 sacks

AI score

Wildcats - 13 OT
Cowboys - 10

I'm okay with my 12

i have saved seven guests in Sexy Brutale. Things are humming along, but I still am getting used to the slower movement and action process. I think the PS4 version might just be weaker than the XB1 and PC versions that I have played because I don't recall the choppy frame rate that I have experienced a few times now.

Excellent match

Half-Life 2

*Pats and their 10 game losing streak enter the fray*

I say a lot of things. Most of it is right.

Colts get six seed with win and Express win/tie

NFC Playoff Picture

Playoff Teams
1. St. Louis Rams 12-3 (clinched NFC West)
2. Green Bay Packers 10-5 (NFC North leaders, clinched playoff berth)
3. Philadelphia Eagles 10-5 (clinched NFC East)
4. Atlanta Falcons 9-6 (NFC South leaders)
5. Minnesota Vikings 9-6 (Wild Card)
6. San Juan Orcas 9-6 (Wild Card)

In Playoff Contention
7. Seattle Seahawks 8-7
8. Toronto Wildcats 8-7

Eliminated
9. Dallas Cowboys 7-8
10. Chicago Bears 7-8
11. Carolina Panthers 7-8
12. Tampa Bay Buccaneers 7-8
13. New York Giants 5-10
14. Washington 5-10
15. San Francisco 49ers 4-11
16. Detroit Lions 4-11

Rams have secured #1 seed in NFC

Packers win NFC North and secure #2 seed with a win over the Vikings, NFC North with a tie against the Vikings

Vikings win NFC North with a win over the Packers

Eagles secure #2 seed with a Packer loss or Packers tie + Eagles win

Falcons win NFC South with a win or Orcas loss

The cross-division tiebreakers are really nutty, so I won't go into details, but the Orcas and Vikings in particular have the disadvantage when it comes to seeding and wild card scenarios, which is why the Seahawks and Wildcats are still alive

AFC Playoff Picture

Playoff Teams
1. Miami Dolphins 11-4 (clinched AFC East)
2. Oakland Raiders 10-5 (clinched AFC West)
3. Columbus Pioneers 9-6 (clinched AFC South)
4. Mexico City Browns 9-6 (AFC North leaders)
5. Portland Express 9-6 (clinched Wild Card)
6. Indianapolis Colts 8-7 (Wild Card)

In Playoff Contention
7. Denver Broncos 8-7
8. Cincinnati Bengals 8-7

Eliminated
9. New York Jets 7-8
10. Jacksonville Jaguars 7-8
11. Baltimore Ravens 7-8
12. Pittsburgh Steelers 6-9
13. Kansas City Chiefs 6-9
14. Tennessee Titans 6-9
15. Buffalo Bills 5-10
16. New England Patriots 3-12

Dolphins have secured #1 seed in AFC

Raiders secure #2 seed with a win/tie or losses/ties by both the Pioneers and Browns

Pioneers secure #2 seed with a win and Raiders loss

Browns secure AFC North with a win or Bengals loss and #2 seed with a win, Raiders loss, and Pioneers loss

Bengals may not even be able to win AFC North, but if so, they will have to win and Browns lose and earn the division on common games tiebreaker

Express secure #5 seed with win or Colts loss

Colts secure #5 seed with a win and Express loss

Colts secure #6 seed with a loss or Express win/tie

Bengals secure #6 seed with a win, Broncos loss, and Colts loss

Broncos secure #6 seed with a win, Colts loss, and Bengals loss

If the Colts lose, Broncos win, and Bengals win, the tiebreaker for the sixth seed would go to common games for Broncos and Bengals.

Pats get the #1 pick with a loss/tie or wins by both the 49ers and Lions

Players of the Week
Offense - Express WR Cooper Kupp
Defense - Bengals OLB B.J. Goodson

Game of the Week
Packers at Vikings

Week 17 will be simmed on Sunday, December 11th

Steelers - 29
Ravens - 26

Notable Players
Ravens QB Pat Wallace 16-22, 195 yards, 2 TDs
Steelers HB Christian McCaffrey 35 carries for 104 yards, 3 TDs
Steelers WR Kenny Stills 5 rec for 105 yards
Steelers OLB Adam Tufts 10 tackles, 1 sack
Ravens DE Ike Philips 1 sack, 1 FF

Dolphins - 20
Buccaneers - 7

Notable Players
Dolphins HB Jacquizz Rodgers 155 total yards, 1 TD
Bucs HB Knile Davis 36 carries for 137 yards, 1 TD
Dolphins OLB Markus Golden 7 tackles, 1 sack, 1 INT
Bucs OLB Bobby Cameron 6 tackles, 1 sack
Bucs DE Doug Worthington 2 sacks

Browns - 31
Chiefs - 7

Notable Players
Browns QB Josh Portis 17-23, 155 yards, 9 rushes for 115 yards, 2 TDs, 1 fumble
Browns HB Devontae Booker 27 carries for 90 yards, 2 TDs
Browns WR Travis Benjamin 2 rec for 32 yards, 3 tackles, 1 sack, 1 FF
Chiefs DE Eugene Germany 5 tackles, 1 sack

Packers - 17
Bears - 10

Notable Players
Bears QB Brandon Weeden 12-21, 91 yards, 3 INTs
Bears P Brett Kern 6 punts for 55.5 avg, 4 inside 20
Packers MLB Derrick Jordan 8 tackles, 1 INT
Packers DT Joe Upshaw 6 tackles, 1 sack
Bears SS Nate Warfield 5 tackles, 1 INT

Raiders - 14
Broncos - 17

Notable Players
Broncos QB Kirby Freeman 9-21, 78 yards, 3 INTs
Broncos HB Melvin Gordon 133 total yards, 1 TD
Raiders K Jake Elliot 0-1 FGAs
Broncos DT Tommie Harris 10 tackles, 1 sack
Broncos MLB Ben Heeney 9 tackles, 2 sacks
Broncos OLB De'Vondre Campbell 8 tackles, 1 sack