The real winner, of course, is whatever company can get the most major news outfits devoting more air time to their "offensive" commercial, than to the results of the actual game.
quote: ZMannZilla wrote:
The real winner, of course, is whatever company can get the most major news outfits devoting more air time to their "offensive" commercial, than to the results of the actual game.
points scored, points allowed, special teams, none of that matters. all that does is who put in the larger bid to draft Jesus. unfortunately, we don't find that out till the postgame interviews
free agent deities are totally killing the league. :(
It goes by the last numbers in each team's score at the end of each quarter, BigFrank.
Matt's square is at the intersection of Giants - 4/Pats - 0 at the end of the first and third quarter. So at the end of the third quarter, if the Giants have two converted touchdowns (14) and the Patriots have one converted touchdown and a field goal (10), then Matt wins $6000.
Usually what happens is people buy a square until the grid is filled up, and then the side numbers are generated at random.
points scored, points allowed, special teams, none of that matters. all that does is who put in the larger bid to draft Jesus. unfortunately, we don't find that out till the postgame interviews
free agent deities are totally killing the league. :(
Holy crap that was a great football game! I do believe that if the Packers had beaten the Giants the would have lost to the Patriots. They just would not have been able to put as much pressure on Brady. But next year the Pack'll be ready :)
