Any Given Sunday - The Journey Continues

[NYY #23]

Originally Posted by StLee

Question about team name changes: are you planning to eventually change all team names to their NFL counterpart?

Originally Posted by StLee

I dig the Browns' hat.

Originally Posted by Tigers84

Go Wolves! As a Detroit fan, I certainly wouldn't be opposed to seeing them don the Honolulu Blue and Silver of the Lions to conform to your NFL theme...especially if they can have more success than their NFL counterpart!

Originally Posted by jaysdailydose

Seconded. My prospect would push for a trade to try to win a Lions title.

After thinking about this some more, maybe it is better to just make all of the changes now, and get the last 1/3 of the teams in line with their NFL counterparts, and let the original names live on as their minor league/development teams.

I thought I would like the mixed environment, but I have to admit it's even confused me at times trying to keep things straight.

[dynaboyj]

It always kind of bothered me that you changed the cities-in-divisions to how they were in the NFL so early in the first place. I liked the old layout of teams a lot before it was shifted (like how Washington and Baltimore were division rivals). I'm not usually a sucker for historical realism, but I feel like jumping to all-NFL here seems way too quick.

[NYY #23]

Originally Posted by dynaboyj

It always kind of bothered me that you changed the cities-in-divisions to how they were in the NFL so early in the first place. I liked the old layout of teams a lot before it was shifted (like how Washington and Baltimore were division rivals). I'm not usually a sucker for historical realism, but I feel like jumping to all-NFL here seems way too quick.

Yeah, I definitely understand that. Honestly I'm not sure what I was thinking when I started in 1871, because that was too early, and at the time I wasn't too comfortable with schedules, so I was kind of forced to go with the NFL structure. Really the whole concept of this is trying to fit a square peg into a round hole.

I've learned a lot about schedules in the meantime, so I think if I'd start now I could have chosen an alternative path, but I've gotten too attached to some of the players to do a fast forward or fresh start. There's definitely some benefits to having a plan before you start, and I definitely jumped into this one without much planning.

So I definitely appreciate the feedback, but I guess I've backed myself into a corner with this one, so I could continue with a hybrid, move to the all NFL structures, or start fresh. While the third option is probably the best, I'm not ready to do that because I feel too invested to the current batch of players. So I think the best option is just to go for it and move to the current NFL nicknames.

[NYY #23]

My 1883 revisions are complete, so it's on to week 5 -



ABC East

We begin this week in Buffalo, where the Bills improved to 5-0 with a 12-6 win over the Titans to remain the only undefeated team in the league. SS Randy Mobley had a big game for the Bills going 4-5 with 3 RBI and 2 runs scored on offense. Starting pitcher Zach Graziano also swung a hot bat going 2-4 with a home run and 4 RBI, and allowed just 2 earned runs in the complete game win.

The Patriots moved over .500 on the year with a 4 run ninth inning to edge out the Jets 4-3. Pitcher Jaimie Biernat singled home the final run of the game to earn his third win of his season.

ABC North

Jim Britt of the Ravens won for the third time this season, despite 8 Raven errors. Britt allowed 9 hits and 2 earned runs, while Dave Foutz picked up 3 hits and drove in 3 runs while scoring two more.

ABC West



The first place Chargers have a bye week this week, which can be a bad thing for a team playing well. 2B Jimmy Wood is leading several offensive categories this year with a .529 batting average, 1.000 slugging percentage, and 3 triples. The 32 year old is almost single handedly carrying the Chargers offense, which is ranked 11th in the ABC.

ABC South

The Colts and Jaguars faced off in a 1-0 divisional battle with Dave Cartwright of the Jaguars pitching a complete game 4 hit shutout with 4 strikeouts and was named ABC Player of the Week for his efforts. Fred Dunlap doubled in the only run of the game for the Jaguars.

NBC East



Cameron Cotter pitched his best game of the season going 8 innings while allowing 4 hits and 2 runs, but it wasn't enough as the Cowboys fell 2-1 to the Giants. The Cowboys' offense was shut down by Al Atkinson and they stranded 10 men on base.

NBC North



Jim Conway of the Bears is just 24 years old, but continues to pitch like a veteran as he allowed just 2 runs in the Bears 4-2 win over the Vikings. Conway won his second game of the year while dropping his ERA to 2.14 for the year. Mike Iorio and Doug York each added two hits for the Bears.

NBC West

39 year old Scott Young continues to prove he's not ready to surrender his starting pitcher's job to Guy Hecker just yet, winning for the third time this year as the Cardinals improved to 4-0 on the year with an 8-7 win over the winless Rams. Young was plagued by poor defense, with the Cardinals committing 11 errors in the game, including 3 by second baseman Mike Smith.

NBC South



Aaron Jackson rebounded from a poor start last week and held the Falcons to just three hits as he won the NBC Player of the Week, and the Saints improved to 4-1 on the season. Chris Fulmer drove in 2 runs for the Saints.

[NYY #23]

Weekly Recap



The ABC Player of the Week honors went to Jets' starter Pat Rehberg, who pitched a 3 hit shutout in the Jets 3-0 win over the Colts. Rehberg walked one and struck out one while winning just his 2nd game of the year. Rodney Hiseler and Jeremy Dempsey each drove in runs for the Jets.

Scott Young of the Cardinals won the NBC Player of the Week for the Cardinals, with a 3 hit shutout of his own as the as the Cardinals remained unbeaten with a 2-0 win over the Cowboys. Young was 2-3 at the plate with a triple, RBI, and run scored, taking the game into his own hands.

The Jaguars bats were on full display today with Ned Hanlon homering, singling 3 times, and driving in 3 runs. Fred Dunlap and Dave Cartwright added 3 hits, while ever Jaguar in the lineup had at least one hit.

The Eagles have a new starter, 26 year old Sean Lack, but things haven't been going too well for Lack. In two starts Lack lasted just 14 innings while giving up 11 earned runs.

The Raiders and Patriots completed a trade with the Patriots receiving 27 year old 1B/RF Matt Patterson (.333, 6-18) with shortstop Joe Farrell (.231, 3-13) and minor pitcher Joe Tumminello going to Oakland.



One name to keep an eye on is TJ Wolfe of the Miami Hurricanes. The freshman starter pitched a complete game six hit shutout as the Hurricanes beat Florida State 9-0. The youngster improved to 3-2 on the season with a 2.36 ERA.

Career Leader - Hits



1) Cal McVey, GB - 349
2) Chris Ashby, STL - 331
3) Ross Barnes, DET - 324
4) Travis Losch, OAK - 324
5) Cap Anson, NYG - 316

Position Rankings - Catcher



1) Rich Martini - MIN - 8/15, .533, 1 2B, 3 RBI, 2 SB, 0.5 WAR
2) Barney Gilligan - CHA - 4/18, .286, 3 SB, 4 R, 0.5 WAR
3) Jack Rowe - SEA - 9/30, .300, 2 2B, 2 3B, 5 RBI, 2 SB, 0.4 WAR
4) Marty Barrett - CLE - 7/19, .368, 1 2B, 5 RBI, 2 R, 0.4 WAR
5) George Miller - ATL - 4/16, .250, 2 RBI, 1 R, 0.3 WAR

[NYY #23]

Weekly Recap

Could we be looking at a Bills-Cardinals World Championship Game? The Bills continue to do what it takes to make that happen with a 6-3 win over the Packers. 37 year old newcomer Zach Graziano improves to 6-0 with a 1.83 ERA on the season. Mike Sullivan singled in a pair of runs for the Bills.

The Cardinals had another sloppy defensive game, committing 10 errors, but remained undefeated with a 5 run ninth inning to edge the 49'ers 13-12. Lew Brown hit the walk off triple in the bottom of the ninth for the Cardinals, with Johnny Meyer picking up 4 hits and Jack Manning driving in 4 runs.

The Panthers and Saints had a big first place battle in the NBC South, with the Panthers pulling into first place with a 5-2 win. Larry Hagen picked up 3 hits for the Panthers with Larry Corcoran getting his fifth win of the season.

Sam Johnson has been pretty consistent between last year and this year for the Lions. Last season Johnson had a 2.79 FIP, while this year he has a 2.80 FIP. His ERA last year was 1.65, while this year it's 1.64. The big difference was last year Johnson was 5-6, but this year he improved to 5-1 on the year with a 4-1 win over the Vikings.

The Chargers pulled off a shocking comeback against the Ravens and Jim Britt with 4 runs in the ninth inning. Dave Sherman hit the big 3 run double in the ninth inning for the Chargers.

Monthly Awards



Patriots starter Jaimie Biernat was selected the ABC Pitcher of the Month in May after going 3-0 with a 2.06 ERA, striking out 14 in 35 innings of work.

Aaron Jackson added another award to his mantle, with the NBC Pitcher of the Month after going 3-0 with a 1.54 ERA in 35 innings of work, with 22 strikeouts.



23 year old Joseph Knight of the Saints captured the NBC Batter of the Month after hitting .529 for the month with 1 home run, 6 RBI, and 6 runs scored.

Jimmy Wood of the Chargers was named ABC Batter of the Month after he put up a .667 batting average with 5 RBI and 4 runs scored.

The Rookie of the Month award recipients couldn't be more different. In the ABC we have 37 year old Zach Graziano of the Bills (3-0, 2.67) and 22 year old Al Atkinson of the Giants (3-0, 0.90 ERA).

Batter of the Month:
Al Buckenberger, Auburn - .421, 4 RBI, 7 R
Gary Huckaby, Wisconsin - .526, 7 RBI, 8 R

Pitcher of the Month:
TJ Wolfe, Hurricanes - 3-1, 1.65 ERA
Tommy Howe, Washington - 3-1, 1.10 ERA

[StLee]

I'm OK with all of the teams becoming their NFL counterparts. What I can never accept is a New Orleans Saints' loss to the Falcons, Panthers, or Bucs, and, on a lower scale, the 49ers, Cowboys, Rams, or Vikings.

[NYY #23]

Originally Posted by StLee

I'm OK with all of the teams becoming their NFL counterparts. What I can never accept is a New Orleans Saints' loss to the Falcons, Panthers, or Bucs, and, on a lower scale, the 49ers, Cowboys, Rams, or Vikings.

It looks like the Saints and Panthers are going to battle it out all year. The Saints shouldn't have trouble with the Falcons or Bucs this year, but will have what looks like an important Week 16 match in Carolina.

[NYY #23]

Weekly Recap



Scott Young pitched a three hitter and struck out five as the Cardinals beat the Seahawks 6-3 to remain unbeaten. Lew Brown, Keith Schunemann, and Johnny Meyer each picked up two hits for Arizona.

While the Cardinals remain unbeaten, the Bills had their first loss of the season as the Ravens scored 5 runs in the eighth to break a 9-9 tie in a 14-9 win. While both the Bills and Ravens lead their division, the two teams combined for 24 errors in a very sloppy game. Lou Sylvester came off the bench for a pinch hit triple with the bases loaded for the Ravens.



Sam Johnson pitched a complete game shutout as the Lions improved to 6-1 on the season with a 4-0 win over the Dolphins. Johnson also tied for the team lead with 2 hits and 1 RBI. The Lions now lead the NL North by 3 games and will host the first place Giants next week in Detroit.

The Giants faced off against another first place team this week, but fell 10-6 to the red hot Panthers. Larry Corcoran and Pete Browning each drove in 2 runs this week with Corcoran allowing just 1 earned run.



Zack Harris was named the AL Player of the Week after holding the Eagles to just 4 hits in the Chiefs 4-1 win. Harris, Nate West, and Nate Bailey each picked up two hits for the Chiefs.

[NYY #23]

Weekly Recap



Jack Gleason is hitless in 10 at-bats this year for the Cardinals, but the 28 year old third baseman reached on an error in the tenth inning and came home to score the winning run on a passed ball to preserve the Cardinals' undefeated season with a 7-6 ten inning win over the Cardinals. The Cardinals now have a 4 game lead over the Seahawks in the NBC West. Jack Manning added a three run single for the Cardinals, with Scott Young picking up his 6th win of the year.

The Bills dropped their second straight game as they lost to the Jaguars 4-1 this week, and have gone from undefeated to tied for first place as the Patriots improved to 6-2 with a 10-2 win over the Dolphins to move them into a first place tie in the ABC East with the Bills.

The Saints kept pace with the Panthers in the NBC South as both teams won this week. The Panthers beat the Eagles 9-4 while the Saints defeated the Bucs 7-2. Ed Kennedy and Mike Mansell each drove in 2 runs for the Saints, with Aaron Jackson improving to 5-1 on the season.



Sam Johnson of the Lions added another Player of the Week Award with a 10 inning victory over the Giants. Johnson allowed 4 runs, but just 1 of those runs was earned while striking out 2 and walking 1. The Lions improved to 7-1 on the season with the 5-4 win over the Giants.

Dave Cartwright won the Player of the Week in the American Baseball Conference after his 5 hitter against the Bills.

The trade deadline is just one day away, and we've already seen a flurry of activity. 26 year old second baseman Jimmy Knowles was sent by the Titans to the Seahawks in exchange for 40 year old Milt Foss and minor league starting pitcher Jimmy McGloin. Knowles is hitting .417 this season with 2 RBI. Foss is now pitching in relief, but has a 93-79 record for his career with a 3.14 ERA and is 2 wins behind Dan Anderson for most career wins.

Another veteran pitcher, George Zettlein, was involved in a trade, going to Arizona along with minor league starting pitcher Tom Sullivan in exchange for 35 year old left fielder Christian Wadell.

The 49'ers have sent 35 year old second baseman Nick Pierce to the Vikings in exchange for 28 year old right fielder Matthew Taylor and 22 year old starting pitcher Mike Stark. The Bengals shipped off 26 year old left fielder Bill Phillips (.313 AVG, 1 RBI, 7 R) to the Patriots in exchange for 26 year old left fielder Ernie Burch (2-3, 3 RBI).

The Vikings also acquired 27 year old right fielder Rusty Messer in exchange for 40 year old reliever Vince Whiteside.

[NYY #23]

Weekly Recap

With a 6-4 win over the Bengals the Cardinals improved to 9-0 for the year. The Cardinals jumped out to an early 6-0 lead after the first three innings with six separate hitters driving in a run and held off the Bengals seventh inning rally to win. Scott Young won his seventh game of the year while striking out 5 Bengals.

The Lions remained just one game back for the best record in the NBC with a 4-1 11 inning win over the Bears. The Lions took advantage of four 11th inning errors by the Bears to score 3 runs and win the game. Sam Johnson pitched the complete game to improve to 8-1 on the season, allowing 7 hits while striking out 3 and walking just 1 batter.

Ned Williamson picked up 3 hits and drove in 2 runs as the Panthers won a 10-6 shootout over the Buccaneers to also move to 8-1 on the year and open up a two game lead over the Saints, who fell 5-4 to the Jaguars. Jumbo Davis drove in 2 runs for the Jaguars who won their 5th game of the year and are tied with the Texans for the ABC South lead.

Two division leaders had a week 10 bye, the NBC East leading Giants (5-4), and the ABC North leading Ravens (6-3).

Pat Luhmann hit an 11th inning home run as the Patriots knocked off the Vikings 5-4 to take a one game lead in the ABC East.



Bill Kuehne hit an 11th inning single and scored the winning run for the Broncos in their 10-9 win over the Chargers. It was Kuehne's second hit of the game and the 24 year old is hitting .341 for the season with 7 RBI.



Dan Brouthers was named ABC Player of the Week for the Titans after going 4-6 with 2 RBI in their 12-1 win over the Falcons. In the NBC Matt Kelley of the Packers was named Player of the Week after his complete game shutout win over the Cowboys.

[NYY #23]

Weekly Recap

Once again let's start with the Cardinals who scored 5 runs in the bottom of the eighth to come back and win 7-5 against the Seahawks and to improve to 10-0 on the season. Henry Larkin, Jeremy Byers, and John Irwin each had 3 hits for the Cardinals. Looking ahead at their remaining opponents in their undefeated quest -

Week 12 - @ 49'ers (5-5)
Week 13 - @ Packers (5-5)
Week 14 - @ Rams (3-7)
Week 15 - vs. Panthers (8-2)
Week 16 - vs. Lions (8-2)
Week 17 - @ Ravens (7-3)

Things will definitely get difficult for them starting in week 15 as they close out the year against three tough opponents.



Aaron Jackson of the Saints pitched a complete game one hitter to win his 6th game of the year as the Saints beat the Vikings 3-0 and now trail the Panthers by just a game in the NL South after the Panthers fell to the Colts 8-4. Jackson added a hit and scored a run, while Joseph Knight picked up 3 hits for the Saints in 3 at-bats to raise his average to .450 on the year.



Jim Britt picked up the win as the Ravens beat their division rivals, the Steelers, 9-2. Deacon White came off the bench to deliver a pinch hit bases clearing double, driving in 3 in the Ravens win.



Buck Ewing of the Titans was named ABC Batter of the Month after hitting .571 with 4 RBI and 4 runs scored. In the NBC that honor went to Johnny Meyer of the Cardinals after he hit .667 for the month with 2 RBI and 3 runs scored.



On the mound Jaimie Biernat of the Patriots went 3-0 with a 1.57 ERA with 12 strikeouts in 28 2/3 innings to win ABC Pitcher of the Month. Sam Johnson of the Lions was 4-0 with a 0.69 ERA to earn the NBC Pitcher of the Month.

[MMastro92]

Awesome concept you got going here. I'm hoping for the giants to continue their strong season (by their standards). Seemed like they have a pretty brutal time since the inception of this league

[NYY #23]

Originally Posted by MMastro92

Awesome concept you got going here. I'm hoping for the giants to continue their strong season (by their standards). Seemed like they have a pretty brutal time since the inception of this league

Thank you! Yes, the Giants have definitely had a pretty rough history. They've really just had two winning seasons in 1872 and 1873, and have a 93-120 overall record since the beginning. They've had some pretty decent hitting over the years, but this is the first time they've had a good young pitcher in Al Atkinson. They definitely do look like the team to beat in the East this year though.

[NYY #23]

Weekly Recap



39 year old Scott Young improved to 9-0 on the year for the Cardinals and lowered his ERA to 1.74 with a complete game, allowing 7 hits, and 3 unearned runs as the Cardinals remained unbeaten twelve weeks into the season and improved to 11-0 with a 4-3 win over the 49'ers. Keith Schunemann and Mike Smith led the Cardinals with two hits apiece. Up next for the Cardinals is another road game, this time in Green Bay as they take on the 5-6 Packers.



Josh Karic of the Raiders was named ABC Player of the Week with 9 innings of 8 hit ball, allowing just 2 unearned runs as the Raiders knocked off the NBC East leading New York Giants 3-2. Karic added a double for the Raiders, who are now tied with the Broncos for the ABC West lead. Len Stockwell had three hits for the Raiders and scored the go ahead run in the seventh. (As a side note, with the mustache I think Karic just looks like a natural Raider.)

Jack Lynch of the Seahawks was named NCS Player of the Week as the 'Hawks beat the Ravens 2-1. Lynch allowed 8 hits and one unearned run and improved to 5-6 on the year. Surprisingly Seattle at 5-6 is tied for the final wild card spot in the NBC with the Redskins, Packers, and 49'ers.

With a 4-2 win over the Buccaneers the Texans remain tied with the Colts for the ABC South lead with a 6-3 record. The Texans and Colts have a big week 16 rematch scheduled, where the Colts will try and exact revenge from their 7-6 Week 10 loss to the Texans.

[NYY #23]

Despite my best intentions I tried to put together an update for week 13 last night before heading out of town, but just ran out of time. I'll do a brief update though with just the scores, and as you can see the Cardinals hopes of an undefeated season are over. I'll do a full update either Sunday or Monday night.

Saints 7, Redskins 5
W: Aaron Jackson (7-2)
L: Victor Helmer (3-4)

Packers 4, Cardinals 3
W: Matt Kelley (6-6)
L: Scott Young (9-1)

Steelers 3, Browns 1
W: Dylan Smallwood (4-4)
L: Jake Scott (2-7)

49ers 8, Ravens 7
W: Joel Corbin (1-1)
L: Jim Britt (6-5)

Vikings 11, Bears 2
W: Wade Sponsler (4-6)
L: Jim Conway (4-8)

Jaguars 6, Colts 1
W: Dave Cartwright (6-5)
L: Mike McBurnett (6-6)

Chargers 9, Chiefs 0
W: George Derby (7-4)
L: Zack Harris (4-8)

Giants 10, Eagles 4
W: Al Atkinson (7-4)
L: Sean Lack (2-7)

Seahawks 7, Rams 4
W: Jack Lynch (6-6)
L: Old Hoss Radbourn (4-8)

Panthers 14, Falcons 8
W: Larry Corcoran (10-2)
L: John Doyle (1-3)

Lions 7, Patriots 6
W: Sam Johnson (9-3)
L: Jaime Biernat (9-2)

Broncos 5, Cowboys 3
W: Bill Brosseau (4-4)
L: Cameron Cotter (4-8)

Texans 5, Bills 0
W: Vernon Zeber (4-1)
L: Zach Graziano (8-3)

Dolphins 3, Jets 2
W: Alex Voss (4-8)
L: Pat Rehberg (6-6)

Buccaneers 12, Titans 11
W: Pat Forter (1-0)
L: Ryan Cullins (0-1)

Bengals 3, Raiders 2
W: Harry Jenks (5-7)
L: Josh Karic (6-5)

[NYY #23]

Weekly Recap

The big story in week 13 is the Packers defeating the Cardinals in 11 innings as the Cardinals saw their hopes for an undefeated season dashed when Sam Barkley doubled and scored on a sacrifice fly as the Packers edged the Cardinals 5-4. Tony Ropp added a pair of hits for the Packers while driving in 3 runs in the win.



Vernon Zeber of the Texans picked up his fourth win of the season with a 5 hit shutout as the Texans rolled over the Bills 5-0. The 38 year old Zeber improved to 5-1 on the year while lowering his ERA to 1.60.

The Chargers picked up their 7th win of the year with a 9-0 drubbing over the Chiefs. Mike Moynahan picked up 3 hits for the Chargers while George Derby was named the ABC Player of the Week after a complete game shutout, holding the Chiefs to just 7 hits.

In the NBC Larry Hagen of the Cardinals was named Player of the Week after going 4-6 with a double, 3 RBI, and 2 runs scored as the Panthers won 14-8 over the Falcons to improve to 10-2 on the year and open up a 2 game lead over the Saints.

Week 14
Dolphins (4-8) @ Patriots (9-3)
Vikings (5-7) @ Jets (6-6)
Steelers (6-6) @ 49ers (6-6)
Ravens (7-5) @ Raiders (7-5)
Colts (6-6) @ Bills (8-4)
Falcons (3-9) @ Giants (7-5)
Chargers (7-5) @ Bengals (5-7)
Saints (8-4) @ Titans (4-8)
Chiefs (4-8) @ Broncos (8-4)
Packers (6-6) @ Bears (4-8)
Seahawks (6-6) @ Browns (5-7)
Cowboys (4-8) @ Eagles (3-9)
Texans (7-5) @ Jaguars (6-6)
Redskins (5-7) @ Panthers (10-2)
Lions (9-3) @ Buccaneers (2-10)
Cardinals (11-1) @ Rams (4-8)

[NYY #23]

Weekly Recap

The Lions exploded for 17 runs in a 17-3 rout over the 2-11 Bucs. Phil Baker and Ross Barnes each picked up 5 hits in the win, with Barnes driving in 4 runs and scoring another 4 runs to win the NBC Player of the Week. Sam Johnson improved to 10-3 on the year for the Lions while lowering his ERA to 1.35.



Johnny Glick of the Patriots was named ABC Player of the Week after going 4-6 with 4 RBI, although the Patriots fell to the Dolphins 17-15. Wyman Andrus picked up four hits for the Dolphins with Tom McLaughlin adding 3 hits and scoring 4 runs.

The Cardinals returned to winning with an 8-6 win over the Rams. Henry Larkin picked up 3 hits for the Cardinals while Scott Young won his 10th game of the year.

The Saints picked up 14 hits in their 9-2 win over the Titans, moving to one game behind the Panthers , who fell 9-2 to the Redskins.

Week 14
Cardinals 8, Rams 6
Dolphins 17, Patriots 15
Vikings 6, Jets 5
Steelers 6, 49ers 5
Ravens 8, Raiders 6
Bills 7, Colts 6
Lions 17, Buccaneers 3
Bengals 2, Chargers 1
Broncos 6, Chiefs 2
Packers 5, Bears 2
Browns 7, Seahawks 6
Cowboys 9, Eagles 3
Jaguars 4, Texans 3
Redskins 9, Panthers 2
Falcons 11, Giants 3
Saints 9, Titans 2

Week 15

Buccaneers(2-11) @ Saints(9-4)
Browns(6-7) @ Chargers(7-6)
49ers(6-7) @ Bengals(6-7)
Giants(7-6) @ Cowboys(5-8)
Bears(4-9) @ Falcons(4-9)
Chiefs(4-9) @ Ravens(8-5)
Raiders(7-6) @ Steelers(7-6)
Titans(4-9) @ Colts(6-7)
Packers(7-6) @ Seahawks(6-7)
Patriots(9-4) @ Broncos(9-4)
Bills(9-4) @ Vikings(6-7)
Texans(7-6) @ Jets(6-7)
Jaguars(7-6) @ Dolphins(5-8)
Panthers(10-3) @ Cardinals(12-1)
Rams(4-9) @ Lions(10-3)
Eagles(3-10) @ Redskins(6-7)

[LordTC]

Great series: I'd love the idea of exploring it more fully. I really like the one starter system.

Is there any chance you could hook me up with the schedules, logos and minor league system you use: I like writing stories about pitcher prospects and the intensity of this universe would be great for that story.

[NYY #23]

Originally Posted by LordTC

Great series: I'd love the idea of exploring it more fully. I really like the one starter system.

Is there any chance you could hook me up with the schedules, logos and minor league system you use: I like writing stories about pitcher prospects and the intensity of this universe would be great for that story.

Thanks. I definitely don't mind sharing what I have. Here is the link to the schedules, logos, and I also did a quickstart that shows some of the settings that I've used.

I tried using reserve rosters instead of a minor league system, and now I'm trying one AAA level league only and the settings mirror the professional league. If you have any questions let me know.