Warrior General Games

Originally posted by crazysauer
The Buffalo Chip's defense never gets much credit but I think we play well above our levels every week (held TECMO to one of their lowest outputs last season, and dont give up more than a TD/game so far this season) and as soon as we iron out the kinks in our ground game to take the heat off of our QB we're going to start influencing these weekly predictions.

Thats my preditiction!

What games were you watching last season?

Originally posted by salizy13
Week Two Predictions

Ottawa Outbreak 0-0-1 vs. Sheffield Sabres 0-1
Both teams are decent at best and last week they both displayed that they are in the rebuilding process. I don’t really know where to go with this one so I’ll say tie.
Outbreak 10 vs. Sabres 10


Close Call, and yes we are rebuilding. Last weeks Tie Snapped the 13 Game Losing Streak that the old Charleston Mountaineers (Now the Ottawa Outbreak) put into place. Concrats to the Sabres for a Hard fought match that could've went either way!

Go Outbreak!

Originally posted by Unconquered
Originally posted by crazysauer

The Buffalo Chip's defense never gets much credit but I think we play well above our levels every week (held TECMO to one of their lowest outputs last season, and dont give up more than a TD/game so far this season) and as soon as we iron out the kinks in our ground game to take the heat off of our QB we're going to start influencing these weekly predictions.

Thats my preditiction!

What games were you watching last season?

You allowed 43/37 pts to Tecmo. That wasnt one of their lowest games as some of their scores were: 35, 38, 20, 20, 33, 23, 20, and 26. Even the Krakens held them to less .

Originally posted by Bearphin
Congrats to the bulldogs! You gave a bigger fight then I expected.

Thanks. We're trying to get on par with the rest of the league.

Hmmm, I stand corrected. Maybe it was that we were supposed to lose by 65+ points and held them to much less. However, we always seem to give up a lot less points than any predictions account for.

In conclusion, defense.