• 2006 Draft
• 2006 Top Players
• 2006 Transactions
• 2006 Final Rosters
• 2006 Schedule Grid, Scores, Results
• 2006 Points Final Standings
• 2006 Division Standings – Final, Regular Season
• 2006 Points by Position
• Composite Spreadsheet (PDF File)

2006 schedule grid, scores and results, regular season and playoffs.

Schedule Grid (2006):

Regular Season 2006 Schedule/Scores:

Post-Season Schedule/Scores:

Week 15

Fantasy Bowl XV — Semifinals — Team (#seed, record)

• Keystone Longfellow (#1, 12-2) vs. Big Oregon Bang (#3, 8-6) – BOB 48, KEY 36
• Philadelphia Griffins (#2, 10-4) vs. Dallas Armadillos (WC, 10-4) – PHI 89, DAL 75

Consolation Bracket — Semifinals

• Mercer Mustangs (#1, 9-5) vs. Miami Muffdivers (#4, 6-8) – MIA 50, MER 34
• Happy Valley Violence (#2, 7-7) vs. MassIll Mud (#3, 7-7) – HVV 31*, MIM 31
• *HVV wins on tiebreaker as higher seed

“Official Cellar Dwellar” Bracket — “The only way out is to win”

• Richburgh Raptors (#1, 3-11) vs. Syracuse Blizzard (#4, 5-9) – SYR 57, RIB 38
• Orange County Dudes (#2, 5-9) vs. Freylinghuysen Froglickers (#3, 5-9) – FFL 43, OCD 25
• [Losing teams move on to play for Official Cellar Dwellar]

Other scores:

NCT Thorobreds 44;   BOS Wildcats 30

Week 16

Fantasy Bowl XIV

• Philadelphia Griffins (#2, 11-4) vs. Big Oregon Bang (#3, 9-6) – PHI 70, BOB 68

Third Place Game

• Keystone Longfellow (#1, 12-3) vs. Dallas Armadillos (WC, 10-5) – DAL 90, KEY 52

Consolation Bowl

• Happy Valley Violence (#2, 7-7-1) vs. Miami Muffdivers (#4, 7-8) HVV 56, MIA 18

Official Cellar Dwellar  [NOTE: loser of this game is the Official Cellar Dwellar]

• Richburgh Raptors (#1, 3-12) vs. Orange County Dudes (#2, 5-10) – RIB 53, OCD 47

Other Scores:

NCT 51

BOS 44

MIM 39

SYR 19

FFL 12

MER 12

Week 17

BOB Big Bang 93

NCT Thorobreds 69

KEY Longfellows 62

PHI Griffins 60

HVV Violence 55

MER Mustangs 47

DAL Armadillos 46

BOS Wildcats 42

MIM Mud 42

MIA Muffdivers 41

OCD Beach Dudes 37

SYR Blizzard 28

RIB Raptors 23

FFL Froglickers 22

Final 2006 Team Rosters

2 max. players IR/inactive

Transactions archive from 2006 season.

• 12/14: MIM activates WR Troy Williamson; places RB Sam Gado on IR
• 12/7: HVV drops WR Samie Parker; adds K Ryan Longwell, Vikings
• 12/7: MIM activates RB Reuben Droughns; places WR Troy Williamson on IR
• 12/7: PHI activates RB Ron Dayne; drops WR Eric Moulds
• 11/30: MIM activates RB Willis McGahee from IR; drops RB Dominic Rhodes, Colts
• 11/29: DAL drops K Mike Vanderjagt; adds K Martin Gramatica, Cowboys
• 11/29: PHI actives RB Noah Herron from IR; drops RB Arlen Harris
• 11/26: NCT drops WR David Givens; adds RB Sammy Morris, Dolphins
• 11/24: SYR places RB Lamont Jordan on IR; adds RB Cedric Houston, Jets
• 11/23: PHI places RB Ron Dayne on IR; adds RB Arlen Harris, Lions
• 11/23: PHI activates RB Vernand Morency; places RB Noah Herron, Packers, on IR
• 11/23: MIM places RB Reuben Droughns on IR; activates QB Trent Green, Chiefs
• 11/23: BOS drops WR Joe Jurevicius; adds TE Ben Watson, Patriots
• 11/21: BOS drops WR Doug Gabriel; adds WR Reche Caldwell, Patriots
• 11/21: KEY places QB Donovan McNabb on IR; adds QB Jeff Garcia, Eagles
• 11/20: NCT places RB Clinton Portis on IR; adds RB Damien Nash, Bronocs
• 11/19: BOB activates RB Shaun Alexander from IR; drops WR Chris Henry, Bengals
• 11/19: PHI drops WR Michael Clayton; adds RB T.J. Duckett, Redskins
• 11/19: PHI activates WR Larry Fitzgerald; places RB Vernand Morency on IR
• 11/19: SYR drops RB Cedric Houston; adds QB Brad Gradkowski, Bucs
• 11/19: HVV places QB Byron Leftwich on IR; adds QB David Garrard, Jaguars
• 11/17: MIM places RB Willis McGahee on IR; adds WR Mark Bradley, Bears
• 11/17: BOS activates RB DeAngelo Williams; drops WR Bryant Johnson
• 11/16: SYR places QB Daunte Culpepper on IR; adds QB Jason Campbell, Redskins
• 11/12: OCD trades RB Tiki Barber, Giants, to KEY for KEY’s 2007 1st-round draft pick and RB Michael Robinson, 49ers.***
• 11/11: KEY drops K Dave Rayner; adds WR Devery Henderson, Saints
• 11/7: SYR drops K Ryan Longwell; adds RB Anthony Thomas, Bills
• 11/2: MIM activates WR Matt Jones, Jaguars; drops K Olindo Mare, Dolphins
• 11/2: BOB drops RB Verron Haynes; adds WR Chris Henry, Bengals
• 11/1: KEY drops WR Hank Baskett; adds QB Damon Huard, Chiefs
• 10/29: NCT drops WR Ashley Lelie; adds WR Brandon Jones, Titans
• 10/29: RIB trades WR Terrell Owens to PHI for QB David Carr and a conditional 2007 draft pick. Conditions: RIB gets PHI’s 2nd-round pick should Owens score 60+ points weeks 8-14. If Owens scores less than 60 points weeks 8-14, RIB gets PHI’s 4th-round pick.
• 10/29: RIB drops QB Drew Bledsoe; activates RB Domanick Davis
• 10/29: KEY drops WR Brandon Stokley; adds WR Hank Baskett, Eagles
• 10/29: KEY drops WR Nate Burleson; adds K Dave Rayner, Packers
• 10/25: OCD drops K Jason Hanson; adds RB Justin Fargas, Raiders
• 10/25: MIM drops QB Joey Harrington; adds QB Tony Romo, Cowboys
• 10/22: BOS drops WR Az-Zahir Hakim; adds RB Chris Perry, Bengals
• 10/22: NCT drops WR Brad Smith; adds K Morten Andersen, Falcons
• 10/21: SYR drops RB TJ Duckett; adds K Ryan Longwell, Vikings
• 10/18: MIM drops WR Hank Baskett; adds K Olindo Mare, Dolphins
• 10/18: OCD drops RB Lee Suggs; adds K Jason Hanson, Lions
• 10/17: OCD drops WR Reche Caldwell; adds RB Najeh Davenport, Steelers
• 10/15: BOB drops K Stephen Gostkowski; adds K Jay Feely, Giants
• 10/13: PHI places WR Larry Fitzgerald on IR; adds WR Michael Clayton, Buccaneers
• 10/12: MIM drops TE Eric Johnson; adds WR Hank Baskett, Eagles
• 10/12: MIM drops K Lawrence Tynes; adds QB Joey Harrington, Dolphins
• 10/11: BOS places RB DeAngelo Williams on IR; adds WR Wes Welker, Dolphins
• 10/10: HVV drops WR Brandon Lloyd; adds TE Desmond Clark, Bears
• 10/10: HVV drops K Ryan Longwell; adds K Jason Elam, Broncos
• 10/10: PHI drops K Jason Hanson; adds K Josh Brown, Seahawks
• 10/10: BOS drops RB Jerome Harrison; adds WR Az-Zahir Hakim, Lions
• 10/10: BOS drops TE Ben Watson; adds WR Bryant Johnson, Cardinals
• 10/8: NCT drops RB LaBrandon Toefield; adds QB Vince Young, Titans
• 10/8: BOS actives WR Joe Jurevicius off IR; drops QB Kurt Warner
• 10/7: PHI drops K Josh Brown, Seahawks; adds K Jason Hanson, Lions
• 10/6: MIM places WR Matt Jones on IR; adds TE Eric Johnson, 49ers
• 10/3: RIB places RB Domanick Davis on IR; adds TE Chris Cooley, Redskins
• 10/3: FFL drops WR Jerry Porter; adds K Josh Scobee, Jaguars
• 10/3: HVV drops RB Najeh Davenport; adds WR Mike Furrey, Lions
• 10/1: BOB places RB Shaun Alexander on IR; adds WR Reggie Williams, Jaguars
• 9/30: PHI drops WR Michael Clayton; adds WR Bernard Berrian, Bears
• 9/27: MIM drops RB Derrick Blaylock; adds RB Leon Washington, Jets
• 9/26: OCD drops QB Chris Simms; adds QB Jon Kitna, Lions
• 9/26: HVV drops K Jason Elam; adds K Ryan Longwell, Vikings
• 9/26: BOS drops K Jay Feely; adds K Nate Kaeding, Chargers
• 9/24: MER drops WR Cedrick Wilson; adds K John Hall, Redskins
• 9/24: SYR drops TE Chris Cooley; adds RB Ryan Moats, Eagles
• 9/24: NCT activates QB Ben Roethlisberger from IR; drops QB Aaron Brooks
• 9/23: PHI drops RB Stephen Davis; adds RB Noah Herron, Packers
• 9/19: MIM places QB Trent Green on IR; adds K Robbie Gould, Bears
• 9/17: BOS drops RB Chris Perry; places WR Joe Jurevicius on IR; adds QB Rex Grossman
• 9/15: BOS drops WR Mark Bradley; adds WR Jerricho Cotchery, Jets
• 9/12: HVV drops RB Ryan Moats; adds RB Najeh Davenport, Steelers
• 9/10: DAL drops RB Cedric Cobb; adds K Shaun Suisham, Cowboys
• 9/7: NCT places QB Ben Roethlisberger on IR; adds QB Mark Brunnell, Redskins
• 9/5: PHI drops RB Najeh Davenport; adds RB Stephen Davis, Rams
• 9/2: BOS places RB Chris Perry, Bengals, on IR; adds WR Mark Bradley, Bears

Pre-season:

• PHI trades RB Chester Taylor and draft picks 2006 (both 3rd round pics) and (7) to MER for draft picks 2006 (3) and (6) and 2007 (1)
• PHI trades RB Reuben Droughns to MIM for 2007 (2) draft pick **
• MIM trades WR Ernest Wilford and 2006 (2) draft pick to FFL for picks 2006 (2) and 2007 (2)
• BOS trades RB Marion Barber and 2006 (3) pick to SYR for 2006 (3) pick.
• BOS trades it’s 2006 (5) pick to HVV for QB Kurt Warner
• BOS trades RB Domanick Davis and 2006 (1) pick to RIB for WR Reggie Wayne and 2006 (1) pick
• BOB trades RB LaMont Jordan and 2006 (1) pick to SYR for 2006 (1) pick

Traded Draft Picks (2007 and beyond)

• PHI has MER’s 2007 (1) – Chester Taylor deal
• PHI has MIM’s 2007 (2)** – Reuben Droughns deal
• MIM has FFL’s 2007 (2) – Ernest Wilford deal
• OCD has KEY’s 2007(1)*** – Tiki Barber deal
• RIB has PHI’s 2007 (2 or 4)**** – Terrell Owens deal

** – MIM has their own 2007 2nd-round pick and FFL’s 2007 2nd-round pick. PHI gets the better of these two picks in this deal.

*** – IF Tiki Barber does NOT retire after the 2006 NFL season, KEY will also trade OCD an additional player, to be named later.

**** – RIB gets PHI’s 2nd-round pick should Owens score 60+ points weeks 8-14 of 2006. If Owens scores less than 60 points weeks 8-14, RIB gets PHI’s 4th-round pick.

The Philadelphia Griffins, who lost the 2003 Fantasy Bowl to Oregon by 2 points, turned the tables this year and won Fantasy Bowl XV and the league championship with a 70-68 win over the Big Oregon Bang. The story for the Griffins was RB Ron Dayne, who posted a career game and 26 points. The story for the Big Bang was missed opportunities — Mark Clayton (11 points), Philip Rivers (8) and Laurence Maroney (6) all were on the bench, and any single one of them in the starting lineup would have given Oregon the slight edge.

The Philadelphia Griffins and Big Oregon Bang will battle for the league championship in Fantasy Bowl XV. The Griffins beat Dallas 89-75. PHI and DAL were the two highest scoring teams of the week.

In the other semifinal, Oregon beat Keystone 48-35 and the Big Bang will return to the Fantasy Bowl for the second consecutive year and 3rd time in the past 4 years.

These teams met in recent history — in 2003, the Big Bang beat the Griffins in Fantasy Bowl XII by an 89-87 score. It was the highest scoring Fantasy Bowl, and also the closest margin of victory in the Fantasy Bowl history.

In the consolation bracket, Happy Valley will face Miami for the consolation bracket title. Happy Valley and MassIll finished their game in a 31-31 tie, but as the higher seed, HVV moves on.

The Blizzard and the Froglickers both made it out of the Cellar Dwellar bracket, so Richburgh will face Orange Country for the Ultimate Cellar Dwellar.

Week 16 Playoff Schedule:

PHI vs. BOB – Fantasy Bowl XV

KEY vs. DAL – Third-Place Game

HVV vs. MIA – Consolation Bracket Final

RIB vs. OCD – Loser is Ultimate Cellar Dwellar

MER, MIM, BOS, NCT, SYR, FFL – seasons finished.
Points still count through Week 17 games.

The Philadelphia Griffins (10-4) and Big Oregon Bang (8-6) won their divisions in the final week of the season, and the Dallas Armadillos (10-4) grabbed the wild card slot. These three teams will join Engle Division winner and top-seed Keystone (12-2) in the playoffs for Fantasy Bowl XV.

Mercer (9-5) is the top-seed in the consolation bracket where they will join Happy Valley (7-7), MassIll (7-7), and Miami (6-8).

PLAYOFF SCHEDULE:

KEY vs. BOB – Fantasy Bowl semifinal
PHI vs. DAL – Fantasy Bowl semifinal

MER vs. MIA – Consolation semifinal
HVV vs. MIM – Consolation semifinal

RIB vs. SYR – CellarDweller semifinal
OCD vs. FFL – CellarDweller semifinal

BOS, NCT – seasons finished

THURSDAY GAMES: Thursday games happen every week now through week 16. And starting week 15 there are Saturday games as well. Please submit lineups accordingly, esp. if you have players in these games. NFL schedule week 13 onward.

TRANSACTIONS REMINDER: Teams can no longer add RBs, WRs or TEs. Teams can add QBs or Ks through week 16, but only if the team drops a QB or a K.

Six teams will fight for 3 playoff spots going into the final week

With Week 13 in the books, the races are still tight. Keystone is the only team assured of a top-tier playoff spot — Philadelphia, Mercer, Dallas, Oregon, MassIll and Happy Valley are all in the running for top-tier playoff spots.

In the Cappelletti Division, both leaders lost: MIM fell to DAL 63-42 while BOB lost to RIB 46-41. Meanwhile, HVV won big over BOS, 62-34. It’s possible the Cappelletti Division could end in a 3-way tie … a scenario that currently looks most favorable to the Violence under tiebreaker rules.

In the Paterno Division, PHI takes a 1-game lead over MER. MER, however, holds the tiebreaker edge over PHI, so this race will go down to the final week as well.

DAL, a winner over MIM, remains in a strong position for the Wild Card slot, but could also find themselves outside looking in if they end up tied with PHI for the Wild Card, as PHI holds the tiebreaker edge over DAL.

THURSDAY GAMES: Thursday games happen every week now through week 16. And starting week 15 there are Saturday games as well. Please submit lineups accordingly, esp. if you have players in these games. NFL schedule week 13 onward.

Keystone rebounded after their first loss of the season, beating the Froglickers 49-26 and clinching the Engle Division title as well as the #1 seed throughout the playoffs. The Griffins needed a come-from-behind win to remain tied with Mercer at 8-4 atop the Paterno Division. And both the Mud and Big Bang remain tied at 7-5 atop the Cappelletti Division.

THURSDAY GAMES: Thursday games happen every week now through week 16. And starting week 15 there are Saturday games as well. Please submit lineups accordingly, esp. if you have players in these games. NFL schedule week 13 onward.

Playoff Outlook:

Engle – KEY (11-1) has clinched division and #1 seed throughout playoffs. DAL (8-4) is in the running for Wild Card. BOS (6-6) and RIB (2-10) out of top-tier contention.

Paterno – MER and PHI are tied at 8-4. MIA (5-7), NCT and OCD (both 4-8) are out of top-tier contention.

Cappelletti – BOB and MIM are tied at 7-5. HVV and SYR (both 5-7) are not technically eliminated in the division race but would need to win final two games and get a lot of help. Neither would content for the Wild Card. HVV’s 5-2 record in the division could help. FFL (4-8) is out of top-tier contention.

Wild Card – This will be between 3 teams: Dallas, and the 2nd place teams in the tied divisions (MER/PHI and BOB/MIM). Head-to-head tiebreakers will be key. MIM’s season is basically on the line this week in their game vs. DAL. PHI has beaten DAL this year (week 6), while MER lost to DAL this year (week 3). BOB did not play DAL this year and the two are currently fewer than 20 points apart in the point standings.

Keystone’s perfect season came to a crashing halt this week, in large part dues to injuries to Donovan McNabb and Marques Colston. The Longfellows lost to division foe Dallas 49-17. The good news for Keystone is a 10-1 record and at least a share of the Engle Division title. The bad news is a lot of question marks in the lineup.

Both Oregon and Mercer grabbed shares of their respective division leads this week by knocking off the division leaders. Mercer had the high score of the week and took Philadelphia to the woodshed by a 73-62 score, tying the Griffins for the Paterno division lead. Oregon did the same in beating MassIll 63-25, grabbing a share of the Cappelletti division lead.

And the bad news continues for Keystone in the overall points race: both Philadelphia (1) and Mercer (2) leapfrogged the Longfellows this week, who drop to 3rd in points.

A few important notes:

1) The trade deadline is kickoff this week (Sun. Nov. 19)
2) Transactions go back to first-come, first-serve after kickoff this week
3) The web site won’t be updated with week 11 game results until Tuesday night, Nov. 21st. Lineups and transactions should be submitted via the online forms or via email to ryeany@gmail.com.
Random Notes:

There was a Chad Johnson sighting this week. Johnson scored a combined 25 points through the first 9 weeks. In week 10 alone, he scored 35 (high in the league this week).
The highest-scoring WR in the league so far this year is rookie Marques Colston with 81 points. Colston was the 120th player drafted this year.
The three top performances all time in the league were all turned in by running backs: Shaun Alexander (297 points in 2005), Terrell Davis (293 points in 1998), and Priest Holmes (292 points in 2002).
LaDainian Tomlinson is on a pace to score 311 points this year (averaging 18.3 pts. week).
Tomlinson was drafted by the Griffins as the 2nd pick in 2001 draft and has been on Nick’s roster ever since. Who was drafted #1 that year? The GBM Mud took RB Michael Bennett.
I added a table of the top players at each position in each year in the Records section.

Longfellows tie best start in league history at 10-0; clinches at least tie for Engle Division

Keystone’s perfect season continues, thanks to a touchdown from Keyshawn “just give me the damn ball” Johnson in the Monday night game. The Longfellows needed Johnson’s TD to slip past the OCD Beach Dudes 66-55. Keystone is only the second team in league history to start the season 10-0. In 1993, the LA Riot! started the season 10-0, lost in weeks 11 and 12, and then ran the table to win the Fantasy Bowl.

Two other teams have had 10-game winning streaks in league history: Mercer in 1999 and Boston in 1997. Keystone will next try to tie the longest winning streak in league history — the New York Griffins had an 11-game winning streak in 1995 (which ended with a loss in the Fantasy Bowl to the Wisconsin Cheeseheads).

Keystone also clinched at least a tie for the Engle Division title, now leading the second-place DAL Armadillos by 4 games, with 4 regular season games remaining.

Tiki Barber traded to Keystone

Finding themselves a bit thin at running back with Tatum Bell’s injury, the Keystone Longfellows Sunday went out and sealed a deal to shore up their ground game for a playoff run, acquiring Tiki Barber from the Orange County Beach Dudes for a 2007 1st-round draft pick and RB Michael Robinson.

WEEK 10 SCORING CHANGE: Note there was an NFL scoring change in week 10, which gave Donovan McNabb another TD pass, resulting in Keystone getting 7 more points. Keystone beat Orange County by a score of 66-55, not 59-55 as reported last week.

Despite the fact the Longfellows started two players who were ruled out before kickoff (RB Tatum Bell and WR Joe Horn), Keystone remained undefeated, improving to 9-0 following a 56-45 win over the defending champion NCT Thorobreds, who also started two players who were ruled out before kickoff (WRs Santana Moss and Plaxico Burress).

MassILL will maintain a one-game lead in the Cappelletti Divison with a 34-25 win over Miami, and Philadelphia retains a one-game lead in the Paterno Division.

When 4-3 Syracuse submitted their lineup this week for their contest with 7-0 Keystone, SYR owner Doug Weaver likened the situation as David vs. Goliath — “except I don’t have any stones to hurl – just the walking wounded on loser teams.”

But those walking wounded took a 53-50 lead over the Longfellows into the Monday night game. Keystone prevailed, however, when rookie Patriot WR Chad Jackson’s only catch of the night was a touchdown. Keystone moves to 8-0 with a 56-53 win over Syracuse.

Owens traded: In a trade just before kickoff Sunday, the RIB Raptors traded WR Terrell Owens to the PHI Griffins for QB David Carr and a conditional 2007 draft pick. Owens posted 7 points for PHI (107 yards receiving, 2-pt reception). Carr was benched in the second half of the Texans’ game and scored -1 for Richburgh. Reminder: the trade deadline is kickoff Week 11.

We’re halfway through the regular season and it’s certainly been an interesting first half. Keystone is setting the pace: leading in points plus the only team at 7-0. And with a 3-game lead already in the Engle Division, the Longfellows might clinch a division title in record time.

However, if your name isn’t Keystone and you’re not in the Engle Division, you have at least two losses but are still within a game or two of your division lead. The Paterno Division is particularly curious this year, where all 5 teams are within one game of each other in both overall record and intra-division record.

With the FFL Froglickers picking up their first win of the season 62-44 over Richburgh, we have no winless teams left in the league this season. Only one “zero” remains in the standings: Keystone is the top-scoring team and is the only remaining unbeaten team at 6-0. And with the way QB Donovan McNabb is putting points on the board this year, would it be any surprise if we had our first team ever to run the board with an undefeated season?