Football Weblog’s Cheatsheet algorithm — a process that calculates an NFL team’s ability to score points and win games — aced week 8. It successfully picked the winner in every NFL game played. Although the purpose of the system is make Football Weblog’s Cheatsheets as accurate as possible, it’s showing potential in becoming the next Jimmy The Greek!
Now on to week 9…
Collaborate with Football Weblog to clobberate your fantasy football opponent. Select the link below for Football Weblog’s week 9 cheatsheet.
Football Weblog’s exclusive One Page NFL Schedule updated with scores is very popular. I know you guys and gals enjoy displaying it as a convenient reference. Starting this week, I’d like to introduce an exciting addition to the schedules: A One Page NFL Standings sheet!
For those of you that prefer only the One Page Schedule, simply print only the first page of the PDF. If you’re interested only in the Standings, print only the second page. Of course, if you’d like to display the Schedule and Standings side-by-side, just let ‘er buck and print both pages!
Select the link below for Football Weblog’s One Page NFL Schedule and Standings. Enjoy!
The following Power Rankings result from a proprietary algorithm that calculates an NFL team’s ability to score points and win games. These calculations are used to enhance the accuracy of Football Weblog’s exclusive cheatsheets.
Obliterate [uh-blit-uh-reyt], v. To destroy your fantasy football opponent adversary; wipe out.
Let Football Weblog help make this happen to your next opponent. Select the link below for Football Weblog’s week 8 cheatsheet.
Thanks for your patience during my travels last week to Germany. I wasn’t able to post any content while away, but I’m securing my chinstrap as I write this post in preparation for the rest of the hard-hitting NFL season. So, after a week’s absence, select the link below for Football Weblog’s One Page NFL Schedule updated with week 7 scores!
As always, run to daylight!
~Randy
The best part of running my own website is having the freedom to post about anything I think will be useful and interesting to you, the readers. The problem is, when something unexpected comes up, there’s no one to back me up. Sadly, that’s the situation for this upcoming week: My workplace is sending me to Hannover, Germany.
My original hope was to find enough free time while in Hannover to blog as usual. Unfortunately it looks like my free time will be extremely limited, so it’s with reluctance that I have to report that posting any content for week 7 will be next to impossible. This means that the One Page NFL Schedule won’t be updated with week 6 scores, there will be no week 7 cheatsheet, and there will be no Power Rankings or Picks for week 7.
Yesterday the NFL announced a scheduling change for week 7 (Sunday, October 22). The Cincinnati Bengals at Pittsburgh Steelers contest, originally slated for a 1 PM ET kickoff, will now begin at 4:25 PM ET. Football Weblog’s One Page Schedules have been updated to reflect this change. The links to the schedules are below.
The following Power Rankings result from a proprietary algorithm that calculates an NFL team’s ability to score points and win games. These calculations are used to enhance the accuracy of Football Weblog’s exclusive cheatsheets.
Football Weblog’s Fantasy Football Cheatsheets are delicious and nutritious. Give your fantasy team the nourishment it needs! Select the link below to open the week 6 cheatsheet.
“Hard Work Beats Talent When Talent Doesn’t Work Hard”
~Tim Notke
Select the link below for Football Weblog’s One Page NFL Schedule updated with week 5 scores.
The following Power Rankings result from a proprietary algorithm that calculates an NFL team’s ability to score points and win games. These calculations are used to enhance the accuracy of Football Weblog’s exclusive cheatsheets.
When life gives you melons, make melonade. And when your fantasy football team needs a boost, look no further than Football Weblog’s free fantasy football cheatsheets. They’re one in a melon! Select the link below to open the week 5 cheatsheet.
Down the Field,
Over the Line,
It’s the Updated Schedule,
One More Time!!!
Select the link below for Football Weblog’s One Page NFL Schedule updated with week 4 scores.
One Page 2017 NFL Schedule Updated With Scores
The following Power Rankings result from a proprietary algorithm that calculates an NFL team’s ability to score points and win games. These calculations are used to enhance the accuracy of Football Weblog’s exclusive cheatsheets.
Week 4 Power Rankings
| 1. Atlanta | 2. New England |
| 3. Oakland | 4. Kansas City |
| 5. Dallas | 6. Miami |
| 7. Green Bay | 8. Washington |
| 9. Pittsburgh | 10. Tennessee |
| 11. New Orleans | 12. Tampa Bay |
| 13. Baltimore | 14. Detroit |
| 15. Arizona | 16. Indianapolis |
| 17. Buffalo | 18. Seattle |
| 19. Jacksonville | 20. Philadelphia |
| 21. Minnesota | 22. Houston |
| 23. Carolina | 24. Denver |
| 25. NY Giants | 26. LA Rams |
| 27. LA Chargers | 28. Chicago |
| 29. San Francisco | 30. Cincinnati |
| 31. NY Jets | 32. Cleveland |
To evaluate the legitimacy of Football Weblog’s aforementioned algorithm, I’ve decided to use the calculations to also predict the outcome of this season’s NFL games. For comparison, I’m displaying Football Weblog’s calculated picks alongside the favorites of Sin City’s professional handicappers.