POW 12: MARC BULGER (317pts)
 Marc Bulger led the Illegitimate ones into the record books. His 448 yards passing and 2 TD’s (nearly 450 yds and only 2 friggin touchdowns!!) helped ISGA set the simgle game team scoring mark with 1188 points and the single game combined scoring mark with a game score of 2149.
After a slow start, ISGA has caught fire, winning 6 of their last 7 games and giving them an excellent chance of finishing in the money. |
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POW 11: EDGERRIN JAMES (271)
 The Edge busted out of his TD slump and averaged nearly 9 yards per carry on his way to over 200 rushing yards. James’ performance led the Taco Twins to a narrow win over the Bastard Boys.
The win pulled Los Locos into a 4 way tie for 4th place and got them back over .500. The loss ended a 5 game winning streak for the Illegitimate Sons. |
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POW 10: DAUNTE CULPEPPER (280pts)
 With 363 yards in the air, Culpepper won the shootout with POW runner-up, Donovan McNabb. Daunte has topped 200 points in 6 of his 9 starts this year, and earned the player of the week title 4 times.
Culpeppers 280 points elevated the Executioners to 6-4 and a piece of the log-jam at 2nd place. |
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POW 9: TRENT GREEN (239)
 Trent Green had the Burrito Brothers seeing red as his 373 total yards led the flailing Mad Cows to their second win of the year. After starting slowly Green has erupted of late to fill the starting QB role for head coach Scott Hibberts.
The Cows need one more win in the last 7 games to avoid sole posession of the worst season in league history. |
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POW 8: JAKE PLUMMER (372pts)
 With over 500 yards of total offense Jake “the snake” outscored the rest of the Hurricanes starting line-up in their 6th loss of the year. Along with Peyton Manning (also 372points) Plummer holds the single game high score for season.
Of the 2 HFFL teams and the 2 NFL teams starting Plummer and Manning, only the Tailgaters managed to turn an incredible performance into a win. |
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POW 7: DONOVAN MCNABB (292pts)
 McNabb’s 376 yds passing and 4 TD’s helped the Eagles beat the Browns in OT but couldn’t help the Roughnecks take down the Waterboys.
The loss drops the Roughnecks to 3-4 and into 8th place. |
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POW 6: DAUNTE CULPEPPER (328pts)
 WOW…With his 3rd 5 TD performance of the season C-Pep earns his third player of the week award. Daunte is on pace to throw for over a mile this season and more than 50 touchdowns.
Despite the incredible QB play, the Executioners fell to 3-3 and dropped to 3rd in total points. |
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POW 5: DAUNTE CULPEPPER (336pts)
 Another 2 time high scorer with Daunte’s incredible performance. Culpepper threw for nearly 400 yards and hit for 5 td’s for the 2nd time this year.
The performance helped the Executioners to the overall points lead by 9 points and improved their record to 3-2. |
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POW 4: TIKI BARBER (245pts)
 For the 2nd time in the young season Tiki Barber has been the top scorer in the league (equaling Week 1’s POW Curtis Martin with 261 points). His 52yd TD helped a troubled Crankshafts team end their 2 game skid.
The win over previously undefeated Hail Marys pulled the Crankshafts to within 1 game of the lead and 29 points of the total points lead. |
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POW 3: PEYTON MANNING (303pts)
 This weeks brings us a slightly revised award. For his blatant disregard of good form in piling up nearly 300 yards and 4 TD’s in a little over a quarter, Peyton Manning earns the Polesmoker of the week award. His gaudy stats were directly responsible for inflated numbers for Reggie Wayne, Brandon Stokely, Brett Favre and Javon Walker. And to top it all off, he couldn’t even help his own team win.
I speak for ISGA, the Hurricanes, and the Crankshafts when I say “You sir are a tool”. |
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POW 2: DAUNTE CULPEPPER (226pts)
 Once again the player of the week performance comes against the defending champs. Despite throwing a pick, losing a goal line fumble, and having a touchdown run called back, C-pep still managed to top the 200 point mark for the 2nd straight week.
The win brings the Executioners to .500 while the Maulers continue to struggle with their post championship hangover, dropping to 0-2. |
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POW 1: CURTIS MARTIN (261pts)
 Roughnecks RB Curtis Martin earns 2004’s first player of the week award with a stellar performance against the defending champion Maulers. Martin ran the ball 29 times for 196yds and 1 touchdown and added another 7 yards recieving and a second touchdown.
The win marks the second straight game that the Roughnecks have topped 1000 points and the 607 point margin of victory is the 3rd biggest blowout in the history of the HFFL. |
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