Week 10, Final Week!

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It's finally here, the last one! For my final week, I will be previewing the playoff picture, entering week 14 of the season, with all of the division leaders and wild card spots right now during this point of the season. First off, there are two conferences and four divisions in each one. If you have the best record in your division, you automatically make the playoffs. After that, the next two best records in each conference round out the six total. So, the NFC, National Football Conference. The leaders of the NFL and the NFC West are the 11-1 Dallas Cowboys. The leaders of the NFC South are the Detriot Lions at 8-4. Leaders of the NFC North are the 8-3-1 Seattle Seahawks. NFC East, 7-5 Atlanta Falcons. To wrap up the wild card spots are the 8-4 New York Giants and the 7-5 Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Right behind these teams are the 6-5 Washington Redskins, 6-6 Green Bay Packers, 6-6 Minnesota Vikings, and the 5-6-1 Arizona Cardinals. That wraps up the NFC. Now the AFC, American Football Conference. Tied for the second-best record in the entire league are the 10-2 Oakland Raiders, leaders of the AFC West. The leaders of the AFC South are the 6-6 Houston Texans. Leaders of the AFC North are the 7-5 Baltimore Ravens. And the New England Patriots are leading the AFC East at 10-2. The wild card spots are taken by the 9-3 Kansas CitChiefsfs and the   8-4 Denver Broncos right now. The teams that are in the hunt are the 7-5 Miami Dolphins, the Pittsburg Steelers at 7-5 also, the 6-6 Tennessee Titans and our very own 6-6 Indianapolis Colts. With only four games left to play on the year, every game counts if they want to get into the playoff.

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Here's a more detailed look at the standings right now

AFC SEED TEAM DIVISION RECORD 1  Oakland  West 10-2-0 2  New England  East 10-2-0 3  Baltimore  North 7-5-0 4  Houston  South 6-6-0 5  Kansas City  West 9-3-0 6  Denver  West 8-4-0 STILL ALIVE SEED TEAM DIVISION RECORD 7  Miami  East 7-5-0 8  Pittsburgh  North 7-5-0 9  Indianapolis  South 6-6-0 10  Buffalo  East 6-6-0 11  Tennessee  South 6-6-0 12  San Diego  West 5-7-0 13  Cincinnati  North 4-7-1 ELIMINATED SEED TEAM DIVISION RECORD 14  N.Y. Jets  East 3-9-0 15  Jacksonville  South 2-10-0 16  Cleveland  North 0-12-0

NFC SEED TEAM DIVISION RECORD 1  (x) Dallas  East 11-1-0 2  Seattle  West 8-3-1 3  Detroit  North 8-4-0 4  Atlanta  South 7-5-0 5  N.Y. Giants  East 8-4-0 6  Tampa Bay  South 7-5-0 STILL ALIVE SEED TEAM DIVISION RECORD 7  Washington  East 6-5-1 8  Minnesota  North 6-6-0 9  Green Bay  North 6-6-0 10  Arizona  West 5-6-1 11  New Orleans  South 5-7-0 12  Philadelphia  East 5-7-0 13  Carolina  South 4-8-0 14  Los Angeles  West 4-8-0 15  Chicago  North 3-9-0 ELIMINATED SEED TEAM DIVISION RECORD 16  San Francisco  West 1-11-0

Week 9

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This week's list compiles three quarterbacks who seemed to dominate their opponents. The top performer was someone who isn't afraid of the spotlight, Drew Brees, quarterback of the New Orleans Saints. He was 28/36, for 310 yards, and 4 touchdowns. He also ran one in for a touchdown from the one-yard line. He led his team to a blowout win in their home stadium. For the first time this year, an emerging star, at number two, Colin Kaepernick, quarterback of the San Fransisco 49ers. He threw for 29/46, 293 yards, and 3 touchdowns. He also ran 10 times for 113 yards. This was by far his best game of the year. He destroyed the defense in every part of the game. To end our list, Kirk Cousins, quarterback of the Washington Redskins. He threw 41/53, 449 yards, and 3 touchdowns. Even with this brilliant effort, his team lost a close one to the best team in the entire league. My top personal performer was Mark Ingram, the running back for the New Orleans Saints. He has been very inconsistent all year but he blew up this week. He had 14 rushes for 146 yards and 1 touchdown. He also caught a 21-yard touchdown pass.

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This will be the final top three list of the year as I will be previewing the playoff picture next week. For my pictures this week, I will show you the many different appearances of Colin Kaepernick.

Week 8

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This was a great week of fantasy. We had an unfamiliar face come in at our number one spot this week! It was Robert Kelley, running back for the Washington Redskins. He had 24 rushes for 137 yards and 3 touchdowns. This was a breakout game for Kelley as he has been a backup for most of the year. The number two performer was someone who is used to the top performer's list, Aaron Rodgers, quarterback of the Green Bay Packers. He threw for 26/41, 351 yards and 3 touchdowns. Even though his team got beat pretty bad, this was a great game for Rodgers who has been playing his best season in his short career. To end the top three, the Indianapolis foe, quarterback for the New England Patriots. He threw for 24/40, 280 yards, and 4 touchdowns. He has led his team  to an 8-2 record thus far. My personal team's top performer was Le'Veon Bell, running back of the Pittsburg Steelers. He seemed to do everything against their easy opponent. He rushed the ball 28 times for 146 yards and 1 touchdown. He also caught 8 passes for 55 yards.

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Heres the top performers from this week