M.I.L.F. TwentyTen

The Trophy Stays Put

Happy New Year!  I want to say thanks for a fantastic season - I would definitely be saying that even if I didn't win.  But obviously, it's much easier now.  The newbs stepped up and helped take the league competitiveness to a new level.  Hopefully they feel more comfortable to talk smack next season!  Along those lines, league participation was way up this year, partly due to those new teams and partly due to established teams being more competitive and partly due to an easier to navigate website.  So lets continue that momentum in to next season.  I hope everybody has a great off-season and is able to stick to their New Year's Resolutions. And remember, the Double Dutch Rudder is definitely gay.

Nuggets

• Full Retard becomes second back-to-back League Champion.
• Bacon wins first Pick 'E...(More)

Champ Bailey

Last season started off like a nightmare for the Denver Broncos. Kyle Orton was named to starting Quarterback and the Broncos started off the year as one of the worst teams in the NFL. Denver made a switch at Quarterback to Tim Tebow and the second half of the year ended with an AFC West Championship and a first-round playoff win against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Can "Tebowmania" grow more in the 2012 season and a step closer to the Super Bowl?? Let us look at the team going into the off-season.

The Broncos led the NFL in rushing per game at 164.5-yard average. Last season's pickup of Willis McGahee was vital to this as he led the team with 1199 yards for the year. Not bad for a guy who was picked up to be a backup and (More...)

(MyFantasyLeague.com Fantasy Times Sources - Dec 21, 2010) Coming up in a week 16 M.I.L.F. TwentyTen showdown, the 8-5 Spring Creek Motorboaters, who hope to extend their 3 game winning streak, challenge the 8-5 Never Go Full Retard.

Arian Foster

Spring Creek Motorboaters were led in week 15 by a 25.3 point effort from Drew Brees, who got by the Baltimore Ravens defense for 267 passing yards and 3 passing TDs. Based on projections from FantasySharks.com, Spring Creek Motorboaters can expect a 32 point effort from the Tennessee Titans Defensive Team in week 16.

"We have to stretch our defense," Spring Creek Motorboaters coach Brian Gilbert said.

Never Go Full Retard were led in week 15 by a 30.2 point effort from Calvin Johnson, who beat the Tampa Bay Buccaneers defense for 152 receiving yards. Based on projections from FantasySharks.com, Never Go Full Retard can expect a 34 point effort from the Dallas Cowboys Defensive Team in week 16.

"We really have to take it to them," Never Go Full Retard coach Jeremy Poletto said.

In week 6, Never Go Full Retard defeated Spring Creek Motorboaters by 3.1 points, so coach Brian Gilbert is looking for revenge this week. In the 6-year history of this rivalry, Spring Creek Motorboaters hold a 1-4-0 all-time series record against Never Go Full Retard.