ISFL NEWLETTER |
The
Internet Simulation Football League Newsletter
Volume #19 Issue #23 – March 14, 2016
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Current League Officers
Commissioner: Mark McNeil (blades99@rochester.rr.com)
League Statistician: Mark McNeil (blades99@rochester.rr.com)
ISFL
WWW site: http://www.blades99.com/ISFL/ISFL.htm
ISFL
Review Board: Jeff
Barricelli, Dave Stewart, Don Antonelli
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LEAGUE NOTES
I.
Message from the Commissioner
II.
News from Around the League
III.
Standings
IV.
Super Bowl XIX Results
V.
Schedule
VI.
Transactions
VII.
Other News including Players of the Week
I.
MESSAGE FROM THE COMMISSIONER
And
we have reached the end of another ISFL season with a great Super Bowl
following a pretty good regular season.
It appears all 28 teams will be returning for next season and
with the game to be released in a few weeks we will be starting to look
towards the draft tentatively starting on Saturday, May 7th.
I have updated the calendar page and the awards page as well with
those results being listed below.
If anyone has an offseason questions for me, let me know asap as
I will be out of town til the end of the month starting on Sunday.
I will get started on new files as soon as I get back and the
game is released and will open up trading as soon as I get the first
preseason file set released.
Enjoy some time off guys and then we’ll get started on the draft towards
next season.
I
can’t stress enough that you need to IMMEDIATELY send me your game
export when the game is complete.
Send your write up later on, that’s fine, but I MUST have the
game export as soon as the game ends or I’ll have to sim the game to
keep things moving along if it is missing at the deadline.
Don’t
forget, if you lose a player for 2 or more games, you can ask for an
injury replacement, but it must be done the same week as the injury, so
don’t wait, get those requests in right away and take advantage,
especially the teams who are already challenged for the amount of games
they have to work with.
Also, be sure you give me enough names as the more injuries the more
likely someone else already grabbed the guy you want.
Reminder that you MUST send a boxscore and writeup to the league after
each game. The home team is
responsible for this, but either team can do it, as long as it does get
done. Also, you MUST send me
the game export immediately after the game is complete.
It takes about 30 seconds, so I shouldn’t have to chase you down
for that file after a game, just get it in right away so I don’t have to
guess whether a game has happened or not.
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II.
News from Around the League
The
2015 ISFL Awards were announced today, congratulations to the winners
and those who received votes.
ISFL MVP
Big
Ben Roethlisberger gets the nod as the best player in the ISFL this past
season receiving 16 first place votes and appearing on 20 ballots.
Antonio Brown finished up second with 5 first lace and 12 second
place votes and DeMarco Murry was the distant third vote getter with 3
first place and 5 second place votes.
ISFL Coach of the Year
No
real surprise here as the coach that went 16-0 through the regular
season gets 22 first place votes and ends up on 26 total ballots to win
this one in a landslide.
Ashton Ewing of Tennessee finishes up second with 3 first place and 13
second place votes and Ed Minshull was even further back on the strength
of 6 second place and 11 third place votes.
ISFL GM of the Year
This one was a very tight vote but Daniele Miozzi of the New England
Patriots edges out Dave Stewart and Ashton Ewing on the strength of 11
first place votes. Dave received 9 first place and Ashton 4 first and 10
second place votes as just 17 overall points separated the three with
all being worthy in this category of team building.
AFC
Offensive Player of the Year
Another close vote as DeMarco Murray edges out Le’Veon Bell by 7 total
points with Murray receiving 10 first place to 7 for Bell.
Aaron Rodgers finished a distant third with 4 first place and 8
second place votes.
AFC
Defensive Player of the Year
Surprisingly not a close vote as Paul Kruger takes this one going away
with 14 first place votes and 22 ballots overall.
Surprising rookie CJ Mosley finishes second with 5 first place
and 19 overall ballots and De’Andre Levy finished a close third with 4
first place votes being the difference.
NFC
Offensive Player of the Year
In
what was a much closer vote than the MVP voting, Roethlisberger edges
out Antonio Brown with 12 first place and 7 second place votes to 11
first place and 6 second place votes for Brown.
Marshawn Lynch of Detroit finishes a distant third place with 4
first place votes and 17 overall ballots.
NFC
Defensive Player of the Year
The
closest vote yet which went down the final ballot as Elvis Dumervil
edges out JJ Watt on the strength of 11 first place votes and 20 overall
ballots. Watt had 9 first
place and 21 overall ballots but came up 3 points short.
Von Miller finishes third with 3 first place and 15 second place
votes.
Offensive Rookie of the Year
Another tight race as Odell Beckham Jr edges out Jeremy Hill for the top
spot in this category.
Beckham received 11 first place votes to just 7 for Hill and that was
the difference as Hill received 13 second place votes to only 7 for
Beckham. Derek Carr finished
a strong third place with 9 first place votes and 20 overall ballots.
Defensive Rookie of the Year
Not
a close vote at all as Khalil Mack is the run away winner with 17 first
place votes and 26 overall ballots.
CJ Mosely finished well back in second place with 4 first place
and 14 second votes while Aaron Donald finished up third with 6 first
place votes and 20 overall ballots.
Congratulations again to all of this years winner and the awards page
has been updated to reflect the results.
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III. STANDINGS
http://www.blades99.com/ISFL/Standings15.htm
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IV.
RESULTS – Super Bowl Results
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V.
SCHEDULE
Season is complete!
VI.
TRANSACTIONS
AFC
BUF –
CLE –
DEN –
HOU –
IND –
MIN – NE
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NYJ –
PIT –
SF
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TEN –
NFC
ARZ –
ATL -
CAR –
DET –
GB
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KC
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MIA –
PHI –
SEA –
STL –
DRAFT
PICKS FORFEITED:
TB #5
‘15 – No Long Snapper
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VII.
OTHER NEWS:
PLAYERS OF THE WEEK:
WEEK
ONE
OFFENSE: Tom Brady, ARZ – 31 of 43 for 405 yards, 4 TDs
WEEK
TWO
OFFENSE: Nick Foles, DEN – 23 of 27 for 332 yards, 5 TDs
DEFENSE: Ndamkong Suh, JAX – 3 sacks, 5 tackles
WEEK
THREE:
OFFENSE: Leveon Bell, CLE – 28 carries, 212 yards, 2 TDs
DEFENSE: George Selvie, MIA – 3 sackes, 8 tackles
WEEK
FOUR:
OFFENSE: CJ Anderson, MIA – 29 carries, 199 yards, 1 TD
DEFENSE: JJ Watt, SEA – 3 sacks, 5 tackles
WEEK
FIVE:
OFFENSE: CJ Anderson, MIA – 25 carries, 161 yards, 2 TDs
DEFENSE: DeAndre Levy, HOU – 18 tackles
WEEK
SIX:
OFFENSE: Demaryius Thomas, STL – 10 catches, 155 yards, 3 TDs
DEFENSE: Michael Brockers, ATL – 3 sacks, 4 tackles
WEEK
SEVEN:
OFFENSE: Dez Bryant, CAR – 14 catches, 246 yards, 2 TDs
DEFENSE: Timmy Jernigan, SD – 3 sacks, 8 tackles
WEEK
EIGHT:
OFFENSE: Marshawn Lynch, DET – 17 carries, 130 yards, 3 TDs
WEEK
NINE:
OFFENSE: Demarco Murray, MIN – 34 carries, 172 yards, 2 TDs
DEFENSE: Cameron Wake, NE – 4 sacks, 5 tackles
WEEK
TEN:
OFFENSE: Derek Carr, CAR – 29 of 38 for 365 yards, 5 TDs
DEFENSE: Parys Haralson, IND – 5 sacks, 9 tackles
WEEK
ELEVEN:
OFFENSE: AJ Green, SEA – 7 catches for 215 yards, 3 TDs
DEFENSE: Sheldon Richardson, CAR – 3 sacks, 4 tackles
WEEK
TWELVE:
OFFENSE: Le’Veon Bell, CLE – 28 carries, 179 yards, 3 TDs
DEFENSE: Elvis Dumervil, PHI – 4 sacks, 7 tackles, 2 hurries, 2 forced
fumbles, safety
WEEK
THIRTEEN:
OFFENSE: Tre Mason, DEN – 22 carries, 179 yards, 2 TDs
DEFENSE: William Gay, SF – 15 tackles
WEEK
FIFTEEN
OFFENSE: Aaron Rodgers, IND – 25 of 39 for 350 yards, 4 TDs
DEFENSE: Demarcus Ware, JAX – 3 sacks, 4 tackles, 1 INT
WEEK
SIXTEEN
OFFENSE: Antonio Brown, CAR – 19 catches, 285 yards, 4 TDs
DEFENSE: Paul Kruger, NE – 4 sacks, 8 tackles
WEEK
SEVENTEEN
OFFENSE: Marshawn Lynch, DET – 17 carries, 145 yards, 2 TDs
DEFENSE: Calaise Campbell, NO – 3 sacks, 3 tackles
WILDCARD ROUND
OFFENSE: Drew Brees, DAL – 31 of 42 for 345 yards, 2 TDs
DEFENSE: Elvis Dumervil, PHI – 5 sacks, 8 tackles, 1 safety
DIVSIONAL ROUND
OFFENSE: Ben Roethlisberger, DET – 23 of 33 for 232 yards, 2 TDs
DEFENSE: Chandler Jones, TEN – 1 sack, 11 tackles, 1 forced fumble
CONFERENCE FINALS
OFFENSE: Terrance West, TEN – 18 carries, 132 yards, 2 TDs
DEFENSE: Charles Johnson, DET – 1 sack, 8 tackles, 1 stuff, 1 forced
fumble
SUPERBOWL XVIII
OFFENSE: Marshawn Lynch, DET – 23 carries, 100 yards, 1 TD, 2 catches,
47 yards
DEFENSE: James Ihedigbo, DET – 3 tackles, 1 INT, 1 TD
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