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Final couple of the games for the regular season for most... I estimate I need two wins and high scoring weeks to have a shot at #2 position. I currently will have 27 after the conclusion of tonight's Monday night football. Probably need a combination of one win or two decent scoring weeks with two losses to make the playoffs. Very competitive 6 teams vying for 4 bids. Have at least a 4 VP margin over the team 5th team currently being snubbed and 5 VP margin over the 6th team
VP's? Leagues I use are called Victory Points combined over the season you get 2 for every win, 2 points every week you finish 1-4 in total points, and 1 point 5-8 in total points.
Great system for determing the best 6 for the playoffs 
Pretty easy week for me: I'm going with Brees in the dome versus Green Bay instead of Warner against the Giants.
Going 2 RB's C. Johnson against the NYJ and Barber against San Fran.
Going 2 WR's Megatron (CJ) against Bucs and Driver against the Saints suspect D
Matt Jones was he suspensed... 0 points last week 
D. Mason goes against Philly but keeping him on the bench unless you can convince me he is more deserving then Driver.
R. Williams sighting but clearly looks like Cowboys may have a new committed role in running the ball with Barber .... Yes 
Scafie TE
Akers K
Tampa Bay D against the 
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... It may be time to let Breaston go, Saw the whole KC/NO game Bradley did not get as many looks as I expected for someone who had done well with scoring the past few weeks prior. I might give him a chance 
... I think they are still playingit safe with Quinn ... So I think I lean with Thigpen.
Not in my book) McGahee has lost too many touches to the other backs and I would have to pass with him. So no practice reports thus far on Saints keep ane eye on them at kffl breaking news. SJax has been ruled out this week by team so Pittman may need to play be default.
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