Board 8 > Board 8 National Football League League (B8NFLL) Season 12: The Regular Season

(+) Yeah! (+)

B8NFLL Seahawks lifer and real-life Lions #2 overall pick Charles Rogers has passed away.
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Chiefs sign HB Mike Bush to a 1 year deal
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Good luck with that diva.

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49ers sign QB Sam Bradford to 1 year deal
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Eddv posted...

Good luck with that diva.

I don't care if he's Antonio Brown levels of crazy, i just need someone that can ball
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Well, it is Wednesday everywhere in North America except Hawaii I think, and I realized I was going to be super busy today, so really early sim time!

AI + Jablax + Chris (unless he reads these unbeknownst me) scores

Seahawks - 25
Dolphins - 22

Raiders - 30
Broncos - 27

Hawks - 44
Buccaneers - 13
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Packers - 27
Jaguars - 17

1st Quarter
Bailey 1 yard run
C. Williams 1 yard run

2nd Quarter
Rucker 1 yard run
Brown 32 and 40 yard FGs

3rd Quarter
Peterson 82 yard run

4th Quarter
Celek 29 yard pass from Smith
Akers 49 yard FG

Notable Players
Packers HB Carnell Williams 28 carries for 130 yards, 1 TD
Jags HB Adrian Peterson 146 total yards (118 rush, 28 rec), 1 TD
Packers SS Robert Polite 7 tackles, 1 FF
Packers MLB Derrick Jordan 5 tackles, 1 FF, 1 INT
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Pumpkins - 26
Cowboys - 21

1st Quarter
Moore 36 yard FG
Blackmon 3 yard pass from Leak
Gano 23 and 51 yard FGs

2nd Quarter
Moore 37 yard FG
Blackmon 13 yard pass from Leak

3rd Quarter
Gano 35 yard FG
Hughey 2 yard run + failed 2 pointer

4th Quarter
Hughey 2 yard run + failed 2 pointer
Blackmon 21 yard pass from Leak + failed 2 pointer

Notable Players
Pumpkins QB Chris Leak 22-35, 222 yards, 3 TDs, 1 INT
Cowboys FB Nolan Hughey 2 rush TD
Pumpkins WR Justin Blackmon 3 rec, all for TDs
Pumpkins SS Michael Huff 9 tackles, 1 FF
Pumpkins MLB Preston Stephens 5 tackles, 1 FF
Cowboys OLB Dannell Ellerbe 6 tackles, 1 sack
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Bears - 13
Vikings - 10

1st Quarter
Briscoe 5 yard pass from Weeden

2nd Quarter
Santos 44 yard FG
Aguayo 42 yard FG

3rd Quarter
Cox 2 yard run

4th Quarter
Aguayo 48 yard FG

Notable Players
Vikings OLB Von Miller 8 tackles, 1 sack
Vikings DE Kroy Biermann 4 tackles, 1 sack, 1 FF
Vikings DE Kevin Simon 2 sacks
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Bills - 33
Jets - 13

1st Quarter
Ertz 4 yard pass from Carr
Calhoun 7 yard run

2nd Quarter
Tucker 21 and 37 yard FGs
T. Johnson 35 yard pass from Glennon + missed XP

3rd Quarter
Tucker 34 yard FG
Alexander 36 yard pass from Carr

4th Quarter
Ertz 2 yard pass from Carr
Tucker 38 yard FG

Notable Players
Bills QB Derek Carr 21-50, 302 yards, 3 TDs, 2 INTs
Jets HB Brian Calhoun 166 total yards (106 rush, 60 rec), 1 TD
Bills TE Zach Ertz 2 rec TD
Bills WR Pierre Garcon 4 rec for 112 yards
Jets TE Teyo Johnson 7 rec for 108 yards, 1 TD
Bills K Justin Tucker 4-4 FGAs
Bills FS Lewis Baker 15 tackles
Jets DT Charles Alexander 2 sacks
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Lions - 20
Pioneers - 23

1st Quarter
Kaeding 47 yard FG
Bironas 42 and 42 yard FGs

2nd Quarter
Hartline 15 yard pass from Wilson
Bironas 50 yard FG
Kaeding 35 yard FG

3rd Quarter
Wilson 1 yard run
Bironas 21 yard FG

4th Quarter
Kaeding 30 yard FG
Young 15 yard pass from Manuel + 2 pointer

Notable Players
Pioneers QB Russell Wilson 25-32, 215 yards, 8 rushes for 48 yards, 2 total TDs, 1 INT
Lions K Rob Bironas 4-5 FGAs
Lions MLB Bryan Vinson 11 tackles, 1 sack
Pioneers OLB Kamerion Wimbley 8 tackles, 1 sack, 1 FF
Pioneers DT Geno Atkins 2 sacks
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Ravens - 16
Patriots - 22 OT

1st Quarter
Martin 14 yard pass from Big Ben

2nd Quarter
Folk 39 yard FG
Crosby 44 and 38 yard FGs

3rd Quarter
Crosby 41 yard FG
Folk 31 yard FG

4th Quarter
Folk 23 yard FG
Leggett 29 yard pass from Thomas

OT
Leggett 44 yard pass from Thomas

Notable Players
Ravens QB Ben Roethlisberger 19-30, 274 yards, 1 TD, 3 INTs
Patriots QB Logan Thomas 22-32, 295 yards, 2 TDs
Ravens HB Doug Martin 220 total yards (143 rush, 77 rec), 1 TD
Ravens WR Calvin Johnson 7 rec for 166 yards
Patriots WR Lance Leggett 7 rec for 116 yards, 2 TDs
Ravens DT Babatune Oshinowo 6 tackles, 1 sack
Ravens FS Jahleel Addae 5 tackles, 1 sack
Ravens MLB Rian Wallace 5 tackles, 1 FF
Patriots OLB Bruce Irvin 11 tackles, 1 sack, 1 INT
Patriots FS Greg Blue 4 tackles, 2 INTs
Patriots DE Mathias Kiwanuka 2 sacks
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Browns - 19
Chiefs - 20

2nd Quarter
Daniels 3 yard pass from Garo
Melhaff 44 yard FG
Juszczyk 1 yard run

3rd Quarter
McDonald 2 yard pass from Garoppolo

4th Quarter
Melhaff 54 yard FG
G. Smith 13 yard run + failed 2 pointer
Gonzalez 72 yard pass from Garo + failed 2 pointer with 36 seconds left in the game (hate to be the Browns guy who allowed that)

Notable Players
Chiefs QB Jimmy Garoppolo 24-38, 276 yards, 3 TDs, 1 INT
Browns WR DeAndre Hopkins 6 rec for 102 yards
Chiefs WR Anthony Gonzalez 6 rec for 127 yards, 1 TD
Browns OLB Kwon Alexander 7 tackles, 1 INT
Chiefs DT Dontari Poe 1 sack, 1 FF
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Giants - 20
Redskins - 3

2nd Quarter
Bailey 21 yard FG

3rd Quarter
Nance 3 yard pass from Olson
Pead 3 yard pass from Olson

4th Quarter
Bailey 51 yard FG
Nugent 52 yard FG

Notable Players
Giants QB Ben Olson 13-23, 122 yards, 2 TDs
Giants HB Isaiah Pead 145 total yards (121 rush, 24 rec), 1 TD
Giants SS Drew Kelson 6 tackles, 1 sack
Giants OLB Barkavious Mingo 3 tackles, 2 sacks
Giants DE William Gholston 2 sacks
Giants DE Khalil Mack 2 sacks
Redskins MLB Taylor Smith 5 tackles, 1 sack
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Panthers - 20
Lightning - 35

1st Quarter
Jones 29 yard FG
Moore 4 yard run
Thomas 4 yard pass from Kaep

2nd Quarter
Foster 1 yard run

3rd Quarter
Jones 36 yard FG
Moore 1 yard run

4th Quarter
Brown 4 yard pass from Manning
Moore runs of 8 and 3 yards

Notable Players
Lightning HB Kestahn Moore 38 carries for 176 yards, 4 TDs
Lightning WR Antonio Brown 10 rec for 176 yards, 1 TD
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Rams - 20
49ers - 17

1st Quarter
Janikowski 40 yard FG
Helu Jr. 93 yard PR
Scobee 46 yard FG

2nd Quarter
Janikowski 22 yard FG

3rd Quarter
Smith 65 yard INT

4th Quarter
Bennett 2 yard pass from Bradford
Bradford 2 yard run

Notable Players
49ers QB Sam Bradford, 9-25, 113 yards, 2 total TDs, 2 INTs
Rams FS Harrison Smith 5 tackles, 2 INTs (1 for TD)
49ers MLB Zach Orr 13 tackles, 1 sack
49ers MLB Korey Norton 5 tackles, 1 sack
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Steelers - 6
Bengals - 10

2nd Quarter
Carpenter 50 yard FG

3rd Quarter
Carpenter 34 yard FG

4th Quarter
Wilhoit 34 yard FG
Hogan 59 yard PR

Notable Players
Steelers P Tom Malone 1-5, 4 yards, 1 rush for -1 yards, 8 punts for 44.0 avg, 5 inside opp. 20
Bengals HB Knowshon Moreno 135 total yards (94 rush, 41 rec)
Steelers LB Ricardo Haley 11 tackles, 1 sack
Steelers DT Sheldon Richardson 4 tackles, 2 sacks
Bengals OLB Spencer Adkins 10 tackles, 1 sack
Bengals DE Ahmad Brooks 6 tackles, 2 sacks, 1 FF
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Wildcats - 41
Falcons - 20

1st Quarter
Edinger 28 yard FG
Foster 3 yard run

2nd Quarter
Foster 9 yard run
T. Smith 58 yard pass from Murray
Barrett 72 yard INT
Rucker 30 yard FG

3rd Quarter
Maroney 6 yard pass from Murray
Edinger 47 yard FG
Massey 28 yard pass from Murray

4th Quarter
Massey 19 yard pass from Murray
Rucker 37 yard FG

Notable Players
Wildcats QB Aaron Murray 16-24, 212 yards, 4 TDs, 1 INT
Wildcats HB Laurence Maroney 33 carries for 158 yards, 1 rec TD
Falcons HB Arian Foster 142 total yards (81 rush, 61 rec), 2 total TDs
Wildcats WR Gonzie Massey 2 rec TD
Falcons WR Early Doucet 4 rec for 105 yards
Wildcats DE Robert Quinn 2 sacks
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Colts - 14
Titans - 20

1st Quarter
Reed 38 yard FG
Cronin 35 yard pass from Lynch

2nd Quarter
Gordon 3 yard run
Reed 38 yard FG

3rd Quarter
Patterson 57 yard PR + 2 pointer

4th Quarter
Gould 50 and 49 yard FGs

Notable Players
Titans HB Melvin Gordon 131 total yards, 1 TD
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Week 13 Players of the Week
Offense - Lightning HB Kestahn Moore
Defense - Rams FS Harrison Smith

Week 14 User vs User Matchups
Dolphins (KCF) at Patriots (Jukkie)
Colts (KCF) at Chiefs (Ranlom)
Bears (Stan) at Wildcats (prof)
Packers (Tangicide) at Redskins (Wiz)
Pumpkins (Shonen) at Steelers (Shattered)
49ers (Scare) at Seahawks (Jablax)
Falcons (MMX) at Panthers (Emerald)

Game of the Week
Giants at Cowboys

Week 14 will be not live simmed on Friday, November 15th
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Are you sure you want a team that was swept by the Bears as the 2nd best team in your power rankings?
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KCF0107 posted...

Pumpkins - 26
Cowboys - 21

Oh Hell Yeah


KCF0107 posted...

Giants - 20
Redskins - 3

LETS FUCKIN PARTY YALL

Notable Players
Giants QB Ben Olson 13-23, 122 yards, 2 TDs
Giants HB Isaiah Pead 145 total yards (121 rush, 24 rec), 1 TD
Giants SS Drew Kelson 6 tackles, 1 sack
Giants OLB Barkavious Mingo 3 tackles, 2 sacks
Giants DE William Gholston 2 sacks
Giants DE Khalil Mack 2 sacks

Look at all these notes.

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More early morning sims, please.

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And I had these saved in a word doc, but I forgot to post it. Some of these don't apply now as said teams are in the playoffs, but whatever.

Teams Most Likely to Lose Division Lead as of Week 12

1. Baltimore Ravens

The Ravens defense is just way, way off this season. After 11 games, it is rated 23rd, and among the eight key defensive metrics, they are only first in their division in one of them (FRs). While Doug Martin is coming off of a strong performance, he has disappeared for long stretches this season. He and QB Ben Roethlisberger seldom have great performances in the same game, and that makes it hard for me to believe in them offensively if they are co-dependent on one guy in each game.

Supplanting Team: Cincinnati Bengals

More on why I am picking them over the Steelers later, but the Jekyll and Hyde Bengals don't have strong peripherals. The Bengals could lose their final four games and I wouldn't be surprised. However, they've shown across this season that they can be the most dominating team in the AFC North, and that's more than than I can about the Ravens or Steelers.

2. Toronto Wildcats

The Wildcats don't have many weaknesses statistically, but they don't really have any strengths either. As one of the healthier teams in the league, that calls into question of their ceiling. With two much stronger and talented teams at their heels, I just believe in their competition more.

Supplanting Team: St. Louis Rams

I have talked about how absurdly unlucky the Rams were at the over the first half of the season despite statistically being an questionable Top 10 team. At 5-6 now, they are just one game back in the division and are on absolute fire with four straight convincing wins. Given the huge hole they dug themselves from, a first-round bye is out of the question, but the NFC West is certainly within their grasp. If that HB corps finds any sort of stability, they could honestly be a SB contender (as long as they don't have to face the Cowboys along the way).

Wild Card Team Most Likely to Lose Spot as of Week 12

Pittsburgh Steelers

The Packers have too big of a lead, and the Raiders I obviously am a big believer in, so it came down to the Pumpkins and Steelers. Both have been inconsistent, but only one is kind of a mess right now, and that is the Steelers. They have virtually no offensive identity or playmakers. They have scored a total of 69 points in their past six games and have gone 2-4 during that span. Defensively, they are fine, but they need to be elite in order to carry this pedestrian offense, and that just hasn't been the case. They don't have the hardest schedule remaining, but three are on the road where they have gone 1-4 this season. With so many AFC teams in the playoff hunt, I just think they are primed to let it all slip away.

Supplanting Team: New England Patriots

The Pats were my dark, dark horse AFC candidate before the season began because if they somehow found a way to be about .500 at the midway mark, their second half schedule was beyond favorable. Now that schedule analysis, that isn't quite the case now as the Bengals are doing much better than expected, but in place, they are getting a Dolphins team in a bit of an offensive rut right now and might still be down three OL starters (and possibly more depending on Week 13) when they play. Given how hot they have been and their defense landing in the Top 10, the Pats might even be in play for the AFC East believe or not, but I'm starting small with them.
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AFC Playoff Picture

Playoff Teams
1. Hawks 9-3 (AFC West leader)
2. Dolphins 7-5 (AFC East leader)
3. Bengals 7-5 (AFC North leader)
4. Jaguars 7-5 (AFC South leader)
5. Raiders 8-4 (Wild Card #1)
6. Patriots 7-5 (Wild Card #2)

Playoff Contenders
7. Ravens 7-5
8. Pioneers 7-5
9. Steelers 7-5
10. Colts 6-6
11. Broncos 6-6
12. Chiefs 4-8
13. Jets 4-8
14. Titans 3-9
15. Browns 3-9

Eliminated from Playoff Contention
16. Bills 3-9

Chiefs are eliminated by a loss or wins by Patriots or Pioneers

Jets are eliminated with a loss

Browns, Titans, and Jets are eliminated with a loss or conference wins by two of Jags, Patriots, Steelers, Bengals, Ravens or Steelers
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NFC Playoff Picture

Playoff Teams
1. Packers 9-3 (NFC North leader)
2. Buccaneers 8-4 (won NFC South)
3. Cowboys 8-4 (NFC East leader)
4. Wildcats 7-5 (NFC West leader)
5. Vikings 8-4 (Wild Card #1)
6. Pumpkins 7-5 (Wild Card #2)

Playoff Contenders
7. Giants 7-5
8. Seahawks 7-5
9. Rams 6-6
10. Redskins 5-7
11. Falcons 5-7
12. Lightning 5-7
13. Lions 4-8
14. Bears 4-8
15. Panthers 4-8
16. 49ers 4-8

Packers earn a playoff spot with a win

The 49ers have an extremely wacky path to the playoffs, but it requires for the Wildcats, Pumpkins, Giants, and Seahawks to virtually every game (I believe the Seahawks would have to beat the Wildcats in their remaining matchup) and 49ers win every game remaining as they can't win tiebreakers except division over Seahawks at 8-8. They need to be in sole position of the second Wild Card spot to earn one.

Panthers have an even wackier path to the playoffs that requires everything that the 49ers have to do but also win out themselves to earn a head-to-head tiebreaker over the 49ers.
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Giants gotta beat the Cowboys to crack this sucker open.

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Can still make it to 8-8 with what looks like a favorable last 4 games let's go!
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I think a lot of my offensive problems stem from the HB position. Jamario is usually fantastic, if injury prone, and I underestimated just how good Moore was for me last season. I guess I thought I'd be able to just pick someone up or plug in my backup and get similar numbers to Kestahn if Jamario got hurt. And I was completely wrong, it was more on the HBs than the O-line / system.

I think all my strategy tweaks have been counter productive too. Has done great for the defense but has completely stifled the offense.

Also losing my best player for the rest of the season hurts. McClain was probably in the running for DPOTY (or like in the choice of 5) so him going down is going to screw me probably.

I'd say I am already out of the playoffs as there's no way I even go 3-1 nevermind 4-0 that might actually be required. Said for awhile I was looking at 8-8

Screw the playoffs, 12 teams make that. I'm interested in the Offensive Rookie of the Year race (and not just because a player on my team might win >_>)

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I feel like most of my wins are just luck

But this was a badly needed one if i want to avoid a top 5 pick again.
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Oh lord, I just reread my summary.

Somehow I ended up having my punter playing QB? Despite entering the game with 3 fully healthy QBs? They also knocked out my best player for the season and presumably early in the game given his backups stats. And then they were only able to win the game due to a 4th quarter comeback including a PR TD

I demand an overturning of the result on account of the Bengals being dirty as hell!

KCF0107 posted...

Well, it is Wednesday everywhere in North America except Hawaii I think, and I realized I was going to be super busy today, so really early sim time!

AI + Jablax + Chris (unless he reads these unbeknownst me) scores

Seahawks - 25
Dolphins - 22

Raiders - 30
Broncos - 27

Hawks - 44
Buccaneers - 13

I lurk.

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I can confirm Jablax doesn't read them and I wont be reminding him about signups next season as I feel it's a waste of KCFs time

Keep it going packers!! Woo!!!

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SockoressKnight posted...

Screw the playoffs, 12 teams make that. I'm interested in the Offensive Rookie of the Year race (and not just because a player on my team might win >_>)

By sheer volume of opportunities and counting stats, Gordon will win Madden's ORotY. However, with his horrible efficiency (he is second-to-last in YPC at 3.6), users might gravitate toward #5 rec yards leader Odell Beckham Jr., rookie rec TD leader Justin Blackmon, part-time starting QB Aaron Murray with the 90+ passer rating, or a commissioner's choice at OL (probably OT Jack Conklin at this point).
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Ah crap, this darn losing streak

Also, got hit with a real dinger of an injury in that game. Crap.
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KCF0107 posted...

By sheer volume of opportunities and counting stats, Gordon will win Madden's ORotY. However, with his horrible efficiency (he is second-to-last in YPC at 3.6), users might gravitate toward #5 rec yards leader Odell Beckham Jr., rookie rec TD leader Justin Blackmon, part-time starting QB Aaron Murray with the 90+ passer rating, or a commissioner's choice at OL (probably OT Jack Conklin at this point).

How far down the blocking leaders list before a Titan showed up?

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What about defensive rookie of the year? I know Richardson has a decent amount of sacks but not sure if he had done enough other stuff to be in the running

KCF0107 posted...

part-time starting QB Aaron Murray with the 90+ passer rating

I still can't believe this is happening.

KCF0107 posted...

Wildcats QB Aaron Murray 16-24, 212 yards, 4 TDs, 1 INT

LIKE WHAT IS THIS STAT LINE.
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ShatteredElysium posted...

What about defensive rookie of the year? I know Richardson has a decent amount of sacks but not sure if he had done enough other stuff to be in the running

DRotY favors players that produce across the board, something that I agree with, so they tend to favor LBs and Ss. From when I last looked at Madden's Top 5 a few in-game weeks ago, it included 3 LBs (Kwon Alexander, Kyle Emanuel, and Elandon Roberts), 1 S (Keanu Neal), and a DE (Joey Bosa).
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SockoressKnight posted...

KCF0107 posted...

By sheer volume of opportunities and counting stats, Gordon will win Madden's ORotY. However, with his horrible efficiency (he is second-to-last in YPC at 3.6), users might gravitate toward #5 rec yards leader Odell Beckham Jr., rookie rec TD leader Justin Blackmon, part-time starting QB Aaron Murray with the 90+ passer rating, or a commissioner's choice at OL (probably OT Jack Conklin at this point).

How far down the blocking leaders list before a Titan showed up?

Trautwein somewhere in the 10-15 range I think
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So I am going to be heading out on the road later today, so I had to sim and start typing up results now. The spreadsheet should be up-to-date as of this post.

Colts sign WR Sam DeSa to a 1 year deal
Broncos sign C Kurt Mann
Hawks sign G Vince Manuwai
Ravens sign HB Terry Longbons

AI Scores

Lightning - 16
Rams - 21

Ravens - 13
Raiders - 17
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Jets - 14
Browns - 21

1st Quarter
Calhoun 1 yard run

2nd Quarter
Hopkins 3 yard pass from Smith

3rd Quarter
Ingram 1 yard run

4th Quarter
Ingram 7 yard run
Newton 38 yard pass from Mariota

Notable Players
Jets QB Marcus Mariota 3-17, 98 yards, 1 rush for 9 yards, 1 TD, 2 INTs, 2 fumbles
Jets DT Jordan White, 5 tackles, 1 sack
Jets SS Roman Harper 5 tackles, 1 INT
Browns DT Phil Taylor 6 tackles, 1 sack, 1 FF
Browns S Nick Baldwin 5 tackles, 1 INT
Browns DE I think? Montae Minter 1 sack, 1 FF
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Dolphins - 44
Patriots - 6

1st Quarter
Rodgers 37 yard run
Crosby 52 yard FG
Erickson 18 yard pass from Keller

2nd Quarter
Keller 35 yard run (he entered the game with fewer than 160 career rushing yards in 111 starts)
Lacy 9 yard run

3rd Quarter
Crosby 29 yard FG
Brown 23 yard FG

4th Quarter
Brown 28 and 21 yard FGs
Lacy 3 yard run

Notable Players
Pats QB Case Keenum 5-10, 64 yards, 2 INTs
Dolphins HBs Eddie Lacy and Jacquizz Rodgers combined for 31 carries for 164 yards, 3 TDs
Dolphins SS Antoine Bethea 6 tackles, 1 INT
Dolphins OLB Daryl Smith 5 tackles, 1 sack, 1 INT
Pats OLB Preston Smith 6 tackles, 1 FF
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Titans - 13
Hawks - 38

1st Quarter
Murray 2 and 2 yard runs

2nd Quarter
Hill 3 yard run
Kelly 56 yard pass from Lynch

3rd Quarter
Jones 20 yard pass from Rivers
Gould 38 yard FG

4th Quarter
Hill 1 yard run
Graham 39 yard FG
Gould 47 yard FG

Notable Players
Hawks HBs Jeremy Hill and DeMarco Murray combined for 37 carries for 173 yards, 4 TDs, 1 fumble
Hawks WR Roddy White 9 rec for 141 yards
Titans MLB Brian Cushing 13 tackles
Titans OLB Shawne Merriman 5 tackles, 1 FF
Hawks SS James Sanford 7 tackles, 1 FF
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Wow the Dolphins really got back on that horse.

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Colts - 24
Chiefs - 14

2nd Quarter
Reed 22 yard FG
Jackson 10 yard pass from Whitehurst
Cobb 4 yard pass from Whitehurst

3rd Quarter
Bush 3 yard run
Bush 5 yard pass from Garo

4th Quarter
Whitehurst 4 yard run

Notable Players
Colts QB Charlie Whitehurst 20-31, 188 yards, 3 total TDs, 1 INT
Chiefs HB Mike Bush 2 total TDs
Colts OLB Demetrius Adams 7 tackles, 1 sack
Colts OLB Paul Kruger 7 tackles, 1 sack
Colts CB Brandon Browner 1 tackle, 1 sack, 1 INT
Chiefs DT Terrance Knighton 3 tackles, 2 sacks, 1 FF
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Pioneers - 9
Jaguars - 27

1st Quarter
Stephens 2 yard run
Kaeding 54 yard FG

3rd Quarter
Clayton 9 yard pass from Smith
Pope 4 yard pass from Wilson + failed 2 pointer
Stephens 1 yard run

4th Quarter
Akers 40 and 46 yard FGs

Notable Players
Jags FB Eric Stephens 2 rush TD
Pioneers FS Earl Thomas 5 tackles, 1 sack, 1 INT
Jags OLB David Pollack 9 tackles, 2 sacks
Jags OLB Aaron Lynch 7 tackles, 1 INT
Jags DE Barry Turner 4 tackles, 1 sack, 1 FF
Jags DT Billy Wynn 1 sack, 1 FF
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Bears - 7
Wildcats - 20

2nd Quarter
Edinger 44 yard FG

3rd Quarter
Maroney 3 yard run
Jennings 4 yard run

4th Quarter
Holmes 2 yard pass from Murray
Edinger 24 yard FG

Notable Players
Bears MLB Chris Borland 14 tackles
Bears OLB DeAndre Levy 6 tackles, 1 FF
Bears DT Vince Wilfork 5 tackles, 1 sack
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