The topic of our Week 5 player profile, and previously winless team owner Craig Peterson is playing the little blue steam engine from our childhoods this week, all set up to take out the defending East Division champion Angry Asians just one week after one of the greatest Monday night comebacks in league history. With a $20 effort from Rashard Mendenhall, and a huge Utility usage of Donovan McNabb, the little Stiffies that could stopped thinking it and just did it like a Nike commercial. This result will leave some questions for both Peterson and the angriest Asian in the league, Jason Wong. CP goes to 1-4 but has his first big W under his belt and can start gaining momentum. Meanwhile the Asians land at 2-3, with a split in division games at 2-2. In an East Division that has a logjam at the bottom of the standings, J-Jak's squad of supposed non-cross-dressers is trying to lock in a win against the other J.J.'s Lynnhood Curbstompers. Should Jakubiak's Blowfest finish off Didier's Hoodrats, everyone in the East will be looking up and trying to answer some questions. There should be a couple of interesting finishes, so be sure to tune in to Monday Night Football as Week 5 comes to a close!Monday, October 12, 2009
I think I can, I think I can, I think I can!
The topic of our Week 5 player profile, and previously winless team owner Craig Peterson is playing the little blue steam engine from our childhoods this week, all set up to take out the defending East Division champion Angry Asians just one week after one of the greatest Monday night comebacks in league history. With a $20 effort from Rashard Mendenhall, and a huge Utility usage of Donovan McNabb, the little Stiffies that could stopped thinking it and just did it like a Nike commercial. This result will leave some questions for both Peterson and the angriest Asian in the league, Jason Wong. CP goes to 1-4 but has his first big W under his belt and can start gaining momentum. Meanwhile the Asians land at 2-3, with a split in division games at 2-2. In an East Division that has a logjam at the bottom of the standings, J-Jak's squad of supposed non-cross-dressers is trying to lock in a win against the other J.J.'s Lynnhood Curbstompers. Should Jakubiak's Blowfest finish off Didier's Hoodrats, everyone in the East will be looking up and trying to answer some questions. There should be a couple of interesting finishes, so be sure to tune in to Monday Night Football as Week 5 comes to a close!
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is Braylon playing tonight?
ReplyDeleteI think so, I don't know why he wouldn't be...
ReplyDeleteyeah he is. my bad. sometimes after trades theres a little time off while the player learns the system. Who could forget the excruciating week that the Seahawks were without Deion Branch's magnificent services after we traded a 1st round pick for him?
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