The mad dash to the playoffs is already underway, and another loss or two can doom a team's hopes. So there should be a lot of desperation between now and the end of the regular season. Teams that heat up could stay hot right into the playoffs.
With that in mind, let's examine a trio of terrific games on tap for Week 10
"I treat myself like a slut when I'm all alone."-
(6-3) Rare Breed Rookies vs (3-6) Live Oak Eagles
The Rookies are on the rise while the Oaks are stumbling.
Man, whatever RizeNoble has told this team to turn them around from their early-season struggles should be posted and spam through out every league forum in GLB. Rare Breed finally look like the team they put together from the very beginning.
QB Blake Bortles and inc are on a magical ride that figures to continue well into their division games. His decision-making, accuracy, pocket presence and moxie are everything the Live Oak Eagles wish they had in Torance Hatch.
The Eagles are just not a very good team offensively, and while their defense on paper should keep this close for a while, I just don't see them being able to score enough points to beat a Breed team that has found an identity while rallying around not only their Future hall of fame quarterback but their feisty SS Jimmie Ward who hits like a Mack Truck.
If the Breed is going to stay in the Play-off race, this is a must-win game.
(3-6) Winnipeg Wrath vs (1-8) Pittsburgh Titans
I say this almost every week either here or to others I privately chat with: The Wraths don't beat teams that don't roll over for them.
Winnipeg offense does not have any semblance of continuity. They lurch from concept to concept hoping to find something that works. It's hard to watch. Equally hard to watch is the Titans trying to tackle people.
As dismal as the Wrath's season have been, Who would have ever thought they would be 3-1 in the last four games.
The Wraths will comfortably continue their run.
(2-7) Eastern European Alliance vs (4-5) LaPaz Challengers
I'm always waiting to see Kevin Chester pop! His lateral movement and ability to view the entire field makes him as menacing a player in the open field as there is in Adams. Eastern special teams will be walking on egg shells all game long.
The Challengers have little offense to speak of aside from QB Peter Venkman
but that's not going stop them from playing angry after falling to the Wrath in Week 9
If a 440-yard, and 5 TD's performance from QB Ernest P. Worrell wasn't enough to get EEA a win last week, what more can you ask of them. They've become experts at finding ways to shoot themselves in the foot. The Alliance are self-destructing in every way possible.
The Challengers are simply the better team, and though the better team doesn't always win, they will this week against an Eastern team that has a lot of work to do.
(0-9) Redmond's Imposters vs (5-4) Pawnee Goddesses
The Goddesses one-two punch combo in the run and pass is a work of art, and the Imposters, well, the Imposters look like who ever is running the team need to fire themselves immediately.
Pawnee are no longer dominating; they're doing just enough to keep winning. You guys are flirting with fire with this style of play.
None the less
Easy win for Goddesses. The Imposters persist the march to 0-14
(7-2) LUELinks LUEshis vs (7-2) Gangsta Wit it'
Gangsta is as hot as it has ever been, but so is LUELinks.
Strength against finesse, here. I don't expect either defense to look really good in this one
Gangsta Wit it' has imposed its will on mostly soft teams during it's five game winning streak- that was close cold, and had the team second guessing themselves.
The passing bombardment of LUEshis pack a different kind of punch. QB Robo Jock won't be able to keep pace with QB im a virgin for all four quarters.
And in-case the game stays close, LUE has K John Doesmith who's leg power is becoming well known and rarely disappoints. His long on the season was a 53-yarder, which is the leagues furthest. He has excellent range and delivery. He would be my pick for an "All Adams Team".
The LUELinks will win, but only if they give Gangsta Wit it the respect they deserve.
(8-1) Minnesota Stunners vs (8-1) 1995 Nebraska Cornhuskers
Both teams are flooded with top-class athletic talents.
Rivalries have always exhilarated leagues and sent forums into frenzies in the event of an upset.
Whether two teams are scratching for that extra bit of respect, two Powerhouses are clawing for supremacy or two Legends are fighting for a deeper carving in Adams lore, the illustrious of this rivalry shadow our GLB passion with their memorable matches.
The Stunner Wide outs might be one of the unsung groups on the team
While HB Damen Benning has been a bright spot for the Cornhuskers- It will be the strength of the Stunners defense against the rush that shuts down Nebraska's most dangerous triple threat plan of attack. Once we choke off the run, we'll be all over QB Tommy Armstrong JR like maggots on a carcass.
The last time we played, we miss calculated you guys and it cost us a championship.
We lived with that all season long.
You would need a steroid juicing; petite butt-hole loving; 12-inch cock Pro Wrestler to fuck us out of this game!
With that in mind, let's examine a trio of terrific games on tap for Week 10
"I treat myself like a slut when I'm all alone."-
(6-3) Rare Breed Rookies vs (3-6) Live Oak Eagles
The Rookies are on the rise while the Oaks are stumbling.
Man, whatever RizeNoble has told this team to turn them around from their early-season struggles should be posted and spam through out every league forum in GLB. Rare Breed finally look like the team they put together from the very beginning.
QB Blake Bortles and inc are on a magical ride that figures to continue well into their division games. His decision-making, accuracy, pocket presence and moxie are everything the Live Oak Eagles wish they had in Torance Hatch.
The Eagles are just not a very good team offensively, and while their defense on paper should keep this close for a while, I just don't see them being able to score enough points to beat a Breed team that has found an identity while rallying around not only their Future hall of fame quarterback but their feisty SS Jimmie Ward who hits like a Mack Truck.
If the Breed is going to stay in the Play-off race, this is a must-win game.
(3-6) Winnipeg Wrath vs (1-8) Pittsburgh Titans
I say this almost every week either here or to others I privately chat with: The Wraths don't beat teams that don't roll over for them.
Winnipeg offense does not have any semblance of continuity. They lurch from concept to concept hoping to find something that works. It's hard to watch. Equally hard to watch is the Titans trying to tackle people.
As dismal as the Wrath's season have been, Who would have ever thought they would be 3-1 in the last four games.
The Wraths will comfortably continue their run.
(2-7) Eastern European Alliance vs (4-5) LaPaz Challengers
I'm always waiting to see Kevin Chester pop! His lateral movement and ability to view the entire field makes him as menacing a player in the open field as there is in Adams. Eastern special teams will be walking on egg shells all game long.
The Challengers have little offense to speak of aside from QB Peter Venkman
but that's not going stop them from playing angry after falling to the Wrath in Week 9
If a 440-yard, and 5 TD's performance from QB Ernest P. Worrell wasn't enough to get EEA a win last week, what more can you ask of them. They've become experts at finding ways to shoot themselves in the foot. The Alliance are self-destructing in every way possible.
The Challengers are simply the better team, and though the better team doesn't always win, they will this week against an Eastern team that has a lot of work to do.
(0-9) Redmond's Imposters vs (5-4) Pawnee Goddesses
The Goddesses one-two punch combo in the run and pass is a work of art, and the Imposters, well, the Imposters look like who ever is running the team need to fire themselves immediately.
Pawnee are no longer dominating; they're doing just enough to keep winning. You guys are flirting with fire with this style of play.
None the less
Easy win for Goddesses. The Imposters persist the march to 0-14
(7-2) LUELinks LUEshis vs (7-2) Gangsta Wit it'
Gangsta is as hot as it has ever been, but so is LUELinks.
Strength against finesse, here. I don't expect either defense to look really good in this one
Gangsta Wit it' has imposed its will on mostly soft teams during it's five game winning streak- that was close cold, and had the team second guessing themselves.
The passing bombardment of LUEshis pack a different kind of punch. QB Robo Jock won't be able to keep pace with QB im a virgin for all four quarters.
And in-case the game stays close, LUE has K John Doesmith who's leg power is becoming well known and rarely disappoints. His long on the season was a 53-yarder, which is the leagues furthest. He has excellent range and delivery. He would be my pick for an "All Adams Team".
The LUELinks will win, but only if they give Gangsta Wit it the respect they deserve.
(8-1) Minnesota Stunners vs (8-1) 1995 Nebraska Cornhuskers
Both teams are flooded with top-class athletic talents.
Rivalries have always exhilarated leagues and sent forums into frenzies in the event of an upset.
Whether two teams are scratching for that extra bit of respect, two Powerhouses are clawing for supremacy or two Legends are fighting for a deeper carving in Adams lore, the illustrious of this rivalry shadow our GLB passion with their memorable matches.
The Stunner Wide outs might be one of the unsung groups on the team
While HB Damen Benning has been a bright spot for the Cornhuskers- It will be the strength of the Stunners defense against the rush that shuts down Nebraska's most dangerous triple threat plan of attack. Once we choke off the run, we'll be all over QB Tommy Armstrong JR like maggots on a carcass.
The last time we played, we miss calculated you guys and it cost us a championship.
We lived with that all season long.
You would need a steroid juicing; petite butt-hole loving; 12-inch cock Pro Wrestler to fuck us out of this game!
