Ranking: Top money winnings to worst record:

1. BOS (second-place finish, top overall points)
2. SYR (Fantasy Bowl champions)
3. NYG (third-place finish, second overall points)
4. MER (fourth-place finish)
5. KEY (consolation winner)
6. RMD (consolation runner-up)
7. BOB (consolation points winner)
8. FFL
9. NDV
10. DAL
11. MIA
12. MVO
13. GBM
14. NPB

Here are all the players who scored 100 points or higher as a starter this year:

Records Fall

Never before in NFL history have more than 2 running backs rushed for over 200 yards in the same week. This week, 4 running backs exceeded 200 yards, and the Boston Wildcats benefitted significantly, starting three of them.

Three FFL records were set by the Wildcats: high team score (142 points); high individual RB performance (50 points, Mike Anderson); and high points for 3 running backs: 102 points — Anderson, Curtis Martin (26) and Corey Dillon (26).

Quoteable:

“all out of smoke and mirrors.. ” — Keystone owner Terry Muth.

Playoff Bound:

New York, Boston and Syracuse all clinched playoff spots this weekend, with Mercer and Keystone battling it out in the final week of the regular season for the final playoff spot.

Both Boston and Syracuse clinched their divisions this week with wins. The Paterno Division will come down to the final week, as New York and Mercer play head-to-head with all the marbles on the line. A win by Mercer will clinch the division for the Mustangs and the Griffins will get the wildcard playoff slot. A win by the New York and the Griffins clinch the division, with Mercer in the hunt for the wildcard. For Keystone to clinch the wildcard, the Longellows need a win plus a New York win over Mercer plus Keystone need to score 19 more points than Mercer in Week 14.

For the point race, we have the most wide-open field in league history. Six teams have a legitimate shot at the points championship. NYG, BOS, SYR, MER, BOB and KEY are all within 59 points of each other. Interestingly, after these 6 teams there is a 118 point dropoff to the team in seventh place.

For the consolation playoff bracket, either KEY or MER (whichever doesn’t make top-tier playoffs) is in. The rest of the consolation contenders are playing each other this week. The winners of both the RMD vs. NDV game and the FFL vs. BOB game are guaranteed consolation-bracket spots. The fourth spot in the consolation bracket will go to either one of the losers from those two games or GBM or MVO, who both could jump into the mix with wins this week.

Quoteable:

“(*&%@&^#&!*(Faulk*^$^@%#@$ No mortal can recover that fast!! ” — Syracuse owner Doug Weaver.

“I’m thankful that Cleave had a bad week ….and hope he has a couple more.. ” — Keystone owner Terry Muth.

“No Hope my ass!!” — Syracuse owner Doug Weaver.

Quoteable:

“I’m NOT placing Greise on IR….he’s just resting on MY bench. Ying will end up stealing him from me like Elam if I put him on IR. I’ve had Elam on my team for ages. I never though Ying would take advantage of a cellar dweller like me. But then again, I’m no longer in the cellar….it’s time to climb the ladder. Sorry Banger, you’re the first to give way to the Raptors this week!” — Richmond owner Chris Lieberman.

“No Joey, no Marshall, no Ricky – NO HOPE!!” — Keystone owner Terry Muth.

“I’m keeping my mouth shut.” — Syracuse owner Doug Weaver.

Quoteable:

“70 points and we still can’t get a win. That lottery is looking better and better. Fire sale next week, if we don’t beat Syracuse.” — New Denver co-owner Mike White.

“So much for the Marshall plan…” — Keystone owner Terry Muth.

Quotable:

“Team Zilby’s starting to think about quick pays with the Eggman – NOT!!!” — FrogLickers owner David Zilberfarb.

“Help!” — Mud co-owner Ronnie Feldman.

“I’m speechless..well not really. I’m no longer a Cellar dwellar and congrats to the Cleavs from their rise from the bottom to top of the division. Shit, I’m beating teams (3 in a row) starting Greise as QB…it was a move that prevented Cordell Stewart from giving me negative points. Really. Also, I’ll be betting on the Steelers and the Raptors this weekend ! Then again, maybe I should just leave a good thing alone and start Greise the rest of the season….would someone please beat Cleavs so I can win this thing. (Ying, there isn’t enough space on the site for my comments if this happens….we may even have a Raptor Victory Party with the winnings!)” — Raptors owner Chris Lieberman.

“Since all my receivers are equally marginal, this lineup is subject to frequent change as the mood strikes.” — Impossibles owner Ross Hessler.

“Paul, I wanted to respond to your “boring” comment but I was too busy counting our points. 353, 354, 355…” — Mustangs co-owner Phil Dellorso.

Quotable:

“i think nick made sure he was playing me the week kurt warner was sitting out. can you spell CONSPIRACY” — Miami owner Pat Landy.

“Now that you mention it Eggo, Nick was probably supposed to play you last week and bumped the Longfellows up a week. Who ever heard of playing the same team two weeks in a row?” — Keystone owner Terry Muth.

“I am glad to see the last of Kurt Warner….ouch!” — Keystone owner Terry Muth.

“I’m in a division full of boring owners.” — Dallas owner Paul Gilgallon.

“Bore this!” — Griffins owner Nick Fisher, who is one of those “boring” Paterno Division owners.

“Hey Suzie-Q, at least the rest of the Paterno Division knows where we live. You don’t live in Dallas anymore! Change your damn team name! I suggest Orlando Small Furry Thing as befitting the stature of the owner’s manliness.” — Big Bang owner Wayne Rupert, another Paterno Division owner.

“I can only speak for myself, and yes, I am boring. And your point is??? ” — Impossibles owner Ross Hessler, yet another Paterno Division owner.

“We ought to take up a collection to pay for Paul and Sam to go to all of the remaining PSU games – I think my high school team could have beaten them yesterday.” — FrogLickers owner David Zilberfarb.

Quotable:

“I had better luck scoring in high school.” — Graynbald co-owner Ronnie Feldman.

“It would only be fair and decent of the Rams to run the ball against the hapless Chargers… “ — Keystone owner Terry Muth, who played 2 Rams RBs this week

Quotable:

“this is getting real old real quick. i even lost to nibs. it can’t get any worse than that.” — Miami owner Pat Landy.

“I’m sick of watching PSU loose…I’ll be at the tailgate next week vs Purdue… I have to scout this QB to see how good he really is.” — Richmond owner Chris Lieberman.

Quotable:

“Looks like the season long bet with the Eggman is the only excitement left in FrogLicker-ville and MuffDiver-ville!!! “ — Frehlinghuysen owner David Zilberfarb.

“I may have a chance this year … things are serious in Raptor City. If I beat SYR this weekend, I’m playoff bound!” — Richmond owner Chris Lieberman.

Quotable this week:

“Cordell [sic] is awful….Steelers should put him at QB for Penn State. He’s benched the rest of the year unless I can get him reassigned as a WR….I’m officially a cellar dweller.” — Richmond owner Chris Lieberman

“The web page is awesome. Now that I have a job where I can see the internet all day long I use it more often. Thanks again for making us all look so professional.”— Dallas-in-Orlando owner Paul Gilgallon. (yeah, making all of you look professional certainly is a challenge. -ying)

“Go Buffalo!” — Graynbald co-owner Ronnie Feldman, who is starting 3 Bills players this week. (hey Ronnie, you know that Bills kicker Steve Christie is still available, too! -ying)

“Anybody else notice that the team the computer thought would score the least is our point leader – and that the team projected to do best was one of the lows of week one?” — Syracuse owner Doug Weaver.

Draft

Round 1:
1. [1] FFL — RB: Ron Dayne (Giants)
2. [2] NDV (via RMD) — WR: Cris Carter (Vikings)
3. [3] SYR — QB: Daunte Culpepper (Vikings)
4. [4] DAL — RB: Ricky Watters (Seahawks)
5. [5] BOB — RB: Jamal Lewis (Ravens)
6. [6] NPB — RB: Thomas Jones (Cardinals)
7. [7] KEY — WR: Plaxico Burress (Steelers)
8. [8] MVO — RB: Jerome Bettis (Steelers)
9. [9] NDV — RB: Tyrone Wheatley (Raiders)
10. [10] MIA — WR: Peter Warrick (Bengals)
11. [11] MER — RB: Shaun Alexander (Seahawks)
12. [12] BOS — WR: Amani Toomer (Giants)
13. [13] GBM — RB: Antowain Smith (Bills)
14. [14] NYG — RB: J.R. Redmond (Patriots)

Round 2:
1. [15] FFL — WR: Peerless Price (Bills)
2. [16] RMD — WR: Wayne Chrebet (Jets)
3. [17] BOB — WR: Rod Smith (Broncos)
4. [18] SYR — RB: Errict Rhett (Browns)
5. [19] DAL — RB: Ahman Green (Packers)
6. [20] NYG (via NPB) — RB: Olandis Gary (Broncos)
7. [21] KEY — RB: Jermaine Fazande (Chargers)
8. [22] MVO — WR: Kevin Dyson (Titans)
9. [23] KEY (via NYG, via NDV) — QB: Donovan McNabb (Eagles)
10. [24] MIA — RB: Raymont Harris (formerly Patriots)
11. [25] MER — WR: Jerry Rice (49ers)
12. [26] BOS — WR: Derrick Mayes (Seahawks)
13. [27] GBM — RB: Richard Huntley (Steelers)
14. [28] NDV (via NYG) — QB: Rob Johnson (Bills)

Round 3:
1. [29] FFL — WR: Patrick Jeffers (Panthers)
2. [30] RMD — WR: Johnnie Morton (Lions)
3. [31] BOB — RB: Mike Cloud (Chiefs)
4. [32] SYR — WR: Joe Horn (Saints)
5. [33] DAL — WR: Tony Martin (Dolphins)
6. [34] KEY (via NPB) — WR: Derrick Alexander (Chiefs)
7. [35] NYG (via KEY) — WR: Donald Hayes (Panthers)
8. [36] MVO — RB: Priest Holmes (Ravens)
9. [37] NDV — K: Mike Vanderjagt (Colts)
10. [38] MIA — WR: Keenan McCardell (Jaguars)
11. [39] MER — RB: Lamar Smith (Dolphins)
12. [40] BOS — TE: Ricky Dudley (Raiders)
13. [41] GBM — WR: Qadry Ismael (Ravens)
14. [42] NPB (via NYG) — WR: Frank Sanders (Cardinals)

Supplemental:
1. [43] BOB — RB: Travis Prentice (Browns)
2. [44] MVO — WR: Troy Edwards (Steelers)
3. [45] BOS — K: Mike Hollis (Jaguars)
4. [46] GBM — K: Jeff Wilkins (Rams)

Round 4:
1. [47] NYG (via FFL) — WR: Bill Schroeder (Packers)
2. [48] RMD — RB: Napolean Kaufman (Raiders)
3. [49] BOB — QB: Akili Smith (Bengals)
4. [50] SYR — TE: Frank Wycheck (Titans)
5. [51] DAL — QB: Jeff Blake (Saints)
6. [52] NPB — RB: Tiki Barber (Giants)
7. [53] NPB (via KEY) — K: Sebastian Janikowski (Raiders)
8. [54] MVO — RB: Adrian Murrell (Redskins)
9. [55] NDV — WR: Sean Dawkins (Seahawks)
10. [56] MIA — K: Olindo Mare (Dolphins)
11. [57] MER — K: Brett Conway (Redskins)
12. [58] BOS — RB: Stacey Mack (Jaguars)
13. [59] GBM — RB: Shawn Bryson (Bills)
14. [60] NYG — RB: Frank Moreau (Chiefs)

Round 5:
1. [61] FFL — TE: Bubba Franks (Packers)
2. [62] RMD — RB: Jonathan Linton (Bills)
3. [63] BOB — RB: Robert Chancey (Chargers)
4. [64] SYR — RB: Ron Rivers (Falcons)
5. [65] DAL — K: Jason Hanson (Lions)
6. [66] NPB — WR: Curtis Conway (Chargers)
7. [67] KEY — WR: Travis Taylor (Ravens)
8. [68] MVO — K: Gary Anderson (Vikings)
9. [69] NDV — RB: Natrone Means (Panthers)
10. [70] MIA — WR: Oronde Gadsden (Dolphins)
11. [71] MER — WR: R.J. Soward (Jaguars)
12. [72] BOS — RB: Doug Chapman (Vikings)
13. [73] GBM — QB: Tony Banks (Ravens)
14. [74] NYG — RB: Skip Hicks (Redskins)

Round 6:
1. [75] FFL — RB: Chris Warren (Cowboys)
2. [76] RMD — WR: Charles Johnson (Eagles)
3. [77] BOB — RB: Travis Jervey (49ers)
4. [78] SYR — QB: Troy Aikman (Cowboys)
5. [79] DAL — WR: Jake Reed (Saints)
6. [80] NPB — QB: Chris Chandler (Falcons)
7. [81] KEY — RB: Tony Richardson (Chiefs)
8. [82] MVO — QB: Jon Kitna (Seahawks)
9. [83] NDV — WR: Az-Zahir Hakim (Rams)
10. [84] MIA — RB: James Allen (Bears)
11. [85] MER — QB: Elvis Grbac (Chiefs)
12. [86] BOS — WR: Yancey Thigpen (Titans)
13. [87] GBM — WR: Shawn Jefferson (Falcons)
14. [88] NYG — QB: Shaun King (Bucs)

Round 7:
1. [89] FFL — QB: Charlie Batch (Lions)
2. [90] RMD — RB: Donnell Bennett (Chiefs)
3. [91] BOB — WR: E.G. Green (Colts)
4. [92] SYR — WR: Bobby Engram (Bears)
5. [93] DAL — WR: Terrence Wilkins (Colts)
6. [94] NPB — WR: James Jett (Raiders)
7. [95] KEY — WR: Jerome Pathon (Colts)
8. [96] MVO — WR: Jacquez Green (Bucs)
9. [97] NDV — WR: Tim Dwight (Falcons)
10. [98] MIA — QB: Chad Pennington (Jets)
11. [99] MER — WR: Kevin Lockett (Chiefs)
12. [100] BOS — RB: Amos Zereoue (Steelers)
13. [101] GBM — WR: Troy Brown (Patriots)
14. [102] NYG — QB: Jeff George (Redskins)

Supplemental:
1. [103] BOB — K: Al DelGreco (Titans)
2. [104] DAL — RB: Sedrick Irvin (Lions)

Round 8:
1. [105] FFL — WR: Tony Simmons (Patriots)
2. [106] RMD — RB: Trung Canidate (Rams)
3. [107] BOB — WR: Reidel Anthony (Bucs)
4. [108] SYR — K: Ryan Longwell (Packers)
5. [109] DAL — WR: Dedrick Ward (Jets)
6. [110] NPB — RB: Terry Kirby (Browns)
7. [111] KEY — TE: Jay Riemersma (Bills)
8. [112] MVO — TE: David LaFleur (Cowboys)
9. [113] NDV — WR: Hines Ward (Steelers)
10. [114] MIA — WR: Andre Rison (Raiders)
11. [115] MER — RB: Michael Wiley (Cowboys)
12. [116] BOS — WR: Sylvester Morris (Chiefs)
13. [117] GBM — RB: Moe Williams (Vikings)
14. [118] NYG — TE: Stephen Alexander (Redskins)

Round 9:
1. [119] FFL — WR: Eddie Kennison (Bears)
2. [120] RMD — K: Todd Peterson (Seahawks)
3. [121] BOB — WR: JaJuan Dawson (Browns)
4. [122] SYR — RB: Basil Mitchell (Packers)
5. [123] DAL — WR: Joe Jurevicius (Giants)
6. [124] NPB — K: Matt Stover (Ravens)
7. [125] KEY — WR: Jerry Porter (Raiders)
8. [126] MVO — WR: Jeff Graham (Chargers)
9. [127] NDV — WR: Vincent Brisby (Jets)
10. [128] MIA — WR: Torrance Small (Eagles)
11. [129] MER — RB: Rodney Thomas (Titans)
12. [130] BOS — QB: Neil O’Donnell (Titans)
13. [131] GBM — RB: Cory Schlesginer (Lions)
14. [132] NYG — K: John Hall (Jets)

Round 10:
1. [133] FFL — WR: Todd Pinkston (Eagles)
2. [134] RMD — QB: Chris Redman (Ravens)
3. —— BOB [pass]
4. —— SYR [pass]
5. —— DAL [pass]
6. [135] NPB — WR: Dennis Northcutt (Browns)
7. [136] KEY — K: John Kasay (Panthers)
8. [136] MVO — RB: Reuben Droughns (Lions)
9. —— NDV [pass]
10. [137] MIA — WR: Herman Moore (Lions)
11. [138] MER — TE: Marcus Pollard (Colts)
12. [139] BOS — RB: Abdul-Karim al-Jabbar (Colts)
13. [140] GBM — WR: Matthew Hatchette (Vikings)
14. —— NYG [pass]

• Composite Spreadsheet (PDF, 14 pages, 100K)
• 1999 Transactions
• 1999 Final Standings
• 1999 Final Schedule, Scores
• 1999 Final Rosters
• 1999 Top Players
• 1999 Final Points
• 1999 Draft

• 
  9 December 1999: Boston Wildcats drop Neil O’Donnell, QB, Titans and Marty Booker, WR, Bears; add Jeff Blake, QB, Bengals and Jeff Wilkins, K, Rams.
• 7 December 1999: New York Griffins drop Charles Evans, RB, Ravens; add Wilmont Perry, RB, Saints.
• 7 December 1999: Miami Muffdivers drop Scott Mitchell, QB, Ravens; add Tony Banks, QB, Ravens.
• 1 December 1999: Boston Wildcats activate Ron Rivers, RB, Lions from IR; drop Pete Mitchell, TE, Giants.
• 1 December 1999: Mission Viejo Impossibles drop Rashaan Salaam, RB; add Mike Cloud, RB, Chiefs.
• 30 November 1999: New York Griffins drop Basil Mitchell, RB, Packers; add De’mond Parker, RB, Packers.
• 30 November 1999: New York Griffins drop Keith Poole, WR, Saints; add Charles Evans, RB, Ravens.
• 25 November 1999: Syracuse Blizzard activates Jake Plummer, QB, Cardinals off IR; drops Rick Mirer, QB, Jets.
• 25 November 1999: Boston Wildcats move Thurman Thomas, RB, Bills off of 10-week IR onto season-long IR.
• 23 November 1999: New York Griffins drop Stacey Mack, RB, Jaguars and Andrew Glover, TE, Vikings; add Jermaine Fazande, RB, Chargers and Fred Beasley, RB, 49ers.
• 21 November 1999: New York Griffins drop Cory Schlesinger, RB, Lions; add Stacey Mack, RB, Jaguars.
• 21 November 1999: Big Carolina Bang places Cecil Collins, RB, Dolphins on 5-week IR; adds Jim Miller, QB, Bears.
• 20 November 1999: Freylinghuysen Frog Lickers move both Steve Young, QB, 49ers and Shannon Sharpe, TE, Broncos off of 5-week IR onto season-long IR.
• 16 November 1999: Big Carolina Bang drops Tony Banks, QB, Ravens; adds Cade McNown, QB, Bears.
• 16 November 1999: Newport Beach Nightmare drops Mario Bates, RB, Cardinals; adds Garrison Hearst, RB, 49ers.
• 16 November 1999: Graynbald Mud drops Elvis Grbac, QB, Chiefs and Lamar Smith, RB, Saints; add Steve Christie, K, Bills and Joe Montgomery, RB, Giants.
• 16 November 1999: Boston Wildcats drop Kenny Bynum, RB, Chargers and Moe Williams, RB, Vikings; add Marty Booker, WR, Bears and Pete Mitchell, TE, Giants.
• 14 November 1999: Dallas Armadillos trade Dan Marino, QB, Dolphins and 2001(round-1) draft pick to New York Griffins for Mark Brunnell, QB, Redskins.
• 12 November 1999: New York Griffins drop John Avery, RB, Broncos; add Basil Mitchell, RB, Packers.
• 7 November 1999: Big Carolina Bang drops Eric Zeier, QB, Bucs; adds Tony Banks, QB, Ravens.
• 2 November 1999: New Denver 2x4s drop Demond Parker, RB, Packers and Steve Christie, K, Bills; add Tim Dwight, WR, Falcons and Todd Peterson, K, Seahawks.
• 31 October 1999: Big Carolina Bang drops Joe Horn, WR, Chiefs; adds Marcus Robinson, WR, Bears.
• 28 October 1999: Miami Muffdivers drop Reidel Anthony, WR, Bucs; add John Kasay, K, Panthers.
• 27 October 1999: New York Griffins drop Pete Stoyanovich, K, Chiefs; add Andrew Glover, TE, Vikings.
• 26 October 1999: Newport Beach Nightmare drops Gary Brown, RB, Giants and Todd Peterson, K, Seahawks; adds Leshon Johnson, RB, Giants and Tony Gonzalez, TE, Chiefs.
• 26 October 1999: Big Carolina Bang drops Trent Dilfer, QB, Bucs; adds Eric Zeier, QB, Bucs.
• 26 October 1999: Boston Wildcats drop Cade McNown, QB, Bears and place Ron Rivers, RB, Lions on 5-week IR; add Kenny Bynum, RB, Chargers and Moe Williams, RB, Vikings.
• 21 October 1999: Big Carolina Bang drops Dedric Ward, WR, Jets; adds Joe Horn, WR, Chiefs.
• 21 October 1999: Newport Beach Nightmare drops Tony Gonzalez, TE, Chiefs; adds Todd Peterson, K, Seahawks.
• 19 October 1999: Mission Viejo Impossibles drop O.J. Santiago, TE, Falcons; adds Tiki Barber, RB, Giants.
• 19 October 1999: Big Carolina Bang drops Sean Bennett, RB, Giants; adds Patrick Jeffers, WR, Panthers.
• 19 October 1999: Syracuse Blizzard places Jake Plummer, QB, Cardinals on 5-week IR; add Damon Huard, QB, Dolphins.
• 19 October 1999: Boston Wildcats drop Irving Fryar, WR, Redskins and Frank Wycheck, TE, Titans; add Cameron Cleeland, TE, Saints and activate Steve McNair, QB, Titans, from IR.
• 17 October 1999: Frelinghuysen Frog Licks drop Keith Byars, RB; and place both Steve Young, QB, 49ers and Shannon Sharpe, TE, Broncos on 5-week IR; add Adam Vinatieri, K, Patriots, Jeff Garcia, QB, 49ers, and Andre Rison, WR, Chiefs.
• 14 October 1999: Graynbald Mud drops Larry Centers, RB, Redskins; adds Stephen Alexander, TE, Redskins.
• 14 October 1999: Boston Wildcats drop Robert Holcombe, RB, Rams; add Irving Fryar, WR, Redskins.
• 12 October 1999: Mission Viejo Impossibles drop Todd Peterson, K, Seahawks and Mike Cloud, RB, Chiefs; adds Justin Watson, RB, Rams and Terrence Wilkins, WR, Colts.
• 12 October 1999: New Denver 2x4s drop Cam Cleeland, TE, Saints; add Jay Riemersma, TE, Bills.
• 12 October 1999: Keystone Longfellows drop Joe Jurevicius, WR, Giants; activate Wayne Chrebet, WR, Jets, from injured reserve.
• 8 October 1999: Graynbald Mud drops LeShon Johnson, RB, Giants; adds Olandis Gary, RB, Broncos.
• 7 October 1999: Mercer Mustangs place Kimble Anders, RB, Chiefs on season-long IR: add Wade Richey, K, 49ers.
• NOTE: 3 Oct. transaction for FFL is disallowed because Jeff Garcia is a veteran QB, and can’t be added as a 3rd QB on the Frog Lickers’ roster.
• 6 October 1999: New York Griffins place Terrell Davis, RB, Broncos on season-long IR; add Pete Stoyanovich, K, Chiefs.
• 6 October 1999: Boston Wildcats drop Stephen Alexander, TE, Redskins; add Robert Holcombe, RB, Rams.
• 5 October 1999: Syracuse Blizzard drops Kent Graham, QB, Giants and Adam Vinatieri, K, Patriots; adds Az-Zahir Hakim, WR, Rams and Rick Mirer, QB, Jets.
• 5 October 1999: New York Griffins drop Andre Rison, WR, Chiefs; add John Avery, RB, Broncos.
• 3 October 1999: Frelingheysen Frog Lickers drop Keith Byars, RB; add Jeff Garcia, QB, 49ers.
• 3 October 1999: Dallas Armadillos place Ki-Jana Carter, RB, Bengals on season-long IR; add Chris Jacke, K, Cardinals.
• 30 September 1999: New York Griffins drop Wade Richey, K 49ers; add Brett Conway, K, Redskins.
• 29 September 1999: Mission Viejo Impossibles drop Sedrick Shaw, RB, Browns; add Rashaan Salaam, RB, Browns.
• 28 September 1999: Boston Wildcats drop Hines Ward, WR, Steelers; add Stephen Alexander, TE, Redskins.
• 28 September 1999: Keystone Longfellows drop Morton Anderson, K, Falcons; add Olindo Mare, K, Dolphins.
• 28 September 1999: Syracuse Blizzard places Jamal Anderson, RB, Falcons on season-long IR; adds Donnell Bennett, RB, Chiefs.
• 28 September 1999: Graynbald Mud drops Joe Montgomery, RB, Giants; adds Leshon Johnson, RB, Giants.
• 26 September 1999: Dallas Armadillos drop Ty Detmer, QB, Browns; add Jim Harbaugh, QB, Chargers.
• 22 September 1999: Big Carolina Bang drops Amos Zereoue, RB, Steelers; adds Rashaan Shehee, RB, Chiefs
• 22 September 1999: Big Carolina Bang drops Richie Cunningham, K, Cowboys; adds John Carney, K, Chargers
• 21 September 1999: Newport Beach Nightmare drops Edgar Bennett, RB, Bears; adds Ken Oxendine, RB, Falcons.
• 20 September 1999: Syracuse Blizzard drops Andrew Glover, TE, Vikings; adds Byron Hanspard, RB, Falcons.
• 18 September 1999: Boston Wildcats place Steve McNair, QB, Titans on 5-week IR; add Neil O’Donnell, QB, Titans.
• 16 September 1999: New York Griffins drop Madre Hill, RB, Browns; add Cory Schlesinger, RB, Lions.
• 16 September 1999: Boston Wildcats place Thurman Thomas, RB, Bills on 10-week IR; add Jonathan Linton, RB, Bills.
• 13 September 1999: Miami Muffdivers place Vinny Testeverde, QB, Jets, on season-long IR; add Kurt Warner, QB, Rams.
• 8 September 1999: Boston Wildcats drop Michael Husted, K, Raiders; add Germaine Crowell, WR, Lions.
• 8 September 1999: Keystone Longfellows place Wayne Chrebet, WR, Jets on 5-week IR. KEY adds Mickael Ricks, WR, Chargers.
• 7 September 1999: Big Carolina Bang drops Rashaan Salaam, RB, Raiders; adds Sean Bennett, RB, Giants.
• 4 September 1999: New Denver 2x4s place Trent Green, QB, Rams on season-long IR — this transaction was done during the draft.
• 4 September 1999: New York Griffins trade their first 1st-round pick (1999) and their 2000(3) pick to Newport for NPB’s 1999(1) pick and 2000(2) pick.
• 4 September 1999: New Denver 2x4s trade their 1999(1st round) pick to Mission Viejo for MVO’s 1999(1st round) pick and MVO’s 1999 (3rd round) pick.
• 4 September 1999: The New York Griffins traded their 1999(6th round) and 1999(8th) to Frelinghuysen for FFL’s 2000(4th) pick.
• 26 August 1999: The Wisconsin Cheeseheads announced their new team name — Frelinghuysen Frog Lickers. Their symbol for the FFL Web site is, ironically, “FFL”
• 26 August 1999: Big Carolina Bang trades Charlie Batch, QB, Lions and Charlie Garner, RB, 49ers, to the Mercer Mustangs for Mercer’s 1999 3rd-round pick.
• 26 August 1999: Boston Wildcats trade Ricky Proehl, WR, Rams to Frelinghuysen Frog Lickers for the Lickers’ 1999 6th-round draft pick.
• 24 August 1999: Keystone Longfellows trade Vinny Testeverde, QB, Jets to the Miami Muffdivers for Miami’s 2nd-round 1999 draft pick.
• 9 August 1999: New Denver 2x4s trade 2nd round draft pick, year 2000, to New York Griffons for Duce Staley, RB, Eagles.
• 17 July 99: New Denver 2x4s trade Terrell Owens, WR, 49ers to the Richmond Rattlin’ Raptors for Richmond’s 1999 1st round draft pick, Richmond’s 2000 1st round draft pick, and if Owens scores more than 100 points in both the 1999 and 2000 seasons, NDV also receives RMD’s 2001 1st round draft pick. (Owens’ scoring counts whether or not Richmond plays him.)

Traded Draft Picks (2000 and beyond)

• NYG has DAL’s 2001(1) – Brunnell/Marino deal
• NDV has RMD’s 2000(1) – Terrell Owens deal
• NDV may conditionally receive RMD’s 2001(1) – Terrell Owens deal (if Owens scores > 100 points in both 1999 and 2000)
• NYG has NDV’s 2000(2) – Duce Staley deal
• NYG has FFL’s 2000(4) – Draft pick exchanges, 9/4/99
• NYG has NPB’s 2000(2) – Draft pick exchanges, 9/4/99
• NPB has NYG’s 2000(3) – Draft pick exchanges, 9/4/99

The trophy winners from 1998 are the same teams as 1999 — they just have to swap trophies.

The New York Griffins’ Fantasy Bowl win over Boston will give Nick Fisher the championship trophy for this year, but he’ll have to relinquish the total points trophy to Ronnie Feldman and Greg MacInnis as the Graynbald Mud finished the season with 934 total points. New York finished 18 points back (916) and Boston finished 37 point back (897). It was the closest points race in recent memory.