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The
Internet Simulation Football League Newsletter
Volume #20 Issue #23 – February 25, 2017
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Current League Officers
Commissioner: Mark McNeil (blades99@rochester.rr.com)
League Statistician: Mark McNeil (blades99@rochester.rr.com)
Games
Coordinator: Dave Stewart (david_stewart@comcast.net)
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 Results
V.
Offseason Schedule
VI.
Transactions
VII.
Other News including Players of the Week
I.
MESSAGE FROM THE COMMISSIONER
Wanted to get out the final awards since they are all in and compiled.
Congratulations to all of the winners (see below) and I have updated the
Awards page.
Also
would like to announce our three new owners to the league as they
prepare to join us and take over their teams heading into the offseason.
John Carrol - NY Jets - jrc51580@mail.com
Steve Casper - Philadelphia - casp1383@yahoo.com
Walt Sienzant - Green Bay - metagiant@aol.com
Rob Brewster - Associate - saga038more@outlook.com
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.
***There is a new game update available on the website, dated 10/08/16
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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
Final
awards voting is complete and the results are posted on the awards page.
Here is a summary of how the voting went for this year.
Likely this will be the last year we do these as it isn’t worth
my time when I have so many who don’t care if we do them or not and
don’t want to spend the 15 minutes it takes to vote (nevermind that I
spend 5 times as long to prepare it).
So enjoy them this year and sorry to those who like them and
don’t mind helping but my time gets tighter every year and these are the
kinds of things I can cut out to make my life easier.
Most
Valuable Player
Actually closer than I thought it might be as Antonio Brown of the
Carolina Panthers has a record setting season and does win it by more
than 2 to 1, but only 14 first place votes to take this years MVP.
Derek Carr and Russell Wilson finish a distant 2nd and
3rd though each did have some first place votes.
Coach
of the Year
A
fairly close vote, but no surprise here as Super Bowl winning coach Sri
Gullapalli of the Indianapolis Colts takes home the hardware.
With 9 first place votes Sri takes the top spot over Shan Wu and
Bill Muller, both coming off very impressive offensive seasons.
GM of
the Year
Daniele Miozzi from New England makes it back to back for the top front
office in the ISFL. With 10
first place votes he tops Sri Gullapalli and Bill Muller by almost 2 to
1 to easily take home the trophy.
AFC
Offensive Player of the Year
Cam
Newton of New England garners 14 first place votes and is on 21 ballots
to win the AFCs top Offensive Player vote.
Aaron Rodgers finishes up second though takes home the Super Bowl
Trophy and Doug Martin has the leagues best season on the ground to
finish in third.
AFC
Defensive Player of the Year
Not
sure we’ve ever had this happen but a rookie takes home the AFC tops
Defensive award as Marcus Peters of New England finishes on top.
Peters gets 10 first place votes and finds his way to 19 ballots
to edge out Patrick Peterson.
Aaron Donald finishes a distant third place in the voting.
NFC
Offensive Player of the Year
Not
surprising at all that Antonio Brown of Carolina takes home this award
to go with his MVP. The only
shock may be that someone actually left him off their ballot all
together as he gets 15 first place and 9 second place votes.
Russell Wilson finishes well back in second just edging out Derek
Carr with a couple more first place votes.
NFC
Defensive Player of the Year
Melvin Ingram was the sack master this year in Carolina and road that
right to the top of the voting for Defensive MVP in his conference with
15 first place votes. JJ
Watt finishes well back in second place and Von Miller was even further
back in third.
Offensive Rookie of the Year
Not a
real close vote as for the second year in a row a wide receiver takes
him the ROTY vote with Amari Cooper of the Miami Dolphins putting up the
best numbers for a rookie and getting 12 first place votes and 9 second
place votes to easily take the top spot.
Jameis Winston comes in a distant second and David Johnson with a
nice year on the ground finishes third in voting.
Defensive Rookie of the Year
No
surprise here at all since he already took his conference defensive
player top spot as Marcus Peters gets 23 of 25 first place votes and is
on every ballot to win the award.
Ronal Darby just barely edges out Leonard Williams for second
place but no one as in the same class as Peters who was nearly unanimous
for this award.
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III. STANDINGS
http://www.blades99.com/ISFL/Standings16.htm
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IV.
RESULTS – Super Bowl XX Results
Indianapolis 35 Seattle 24
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V.
SCHEDULE
Offseason
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VI.
TRANSACTIONS
AFC
BUF –
CHI –
CLE –
DAL –
DEN –
HOU –
IND –
MIN –
NE
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NYJ –
PIT –
SD -
SF
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TEN –
NFC
ARZ –
ATL -
CAR –
DET -
GB
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JAX –
KC
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MIA –
NYG –
NO -
PHI –
SEA –
STL –
TB -
DRAFT
PICKS FORFEITED:
STL #3 ‘17
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VII.
OTHER NEWS:
PLAYERS OF THE WEEK:
WEEK
ONE
OFFENSE: Derek Carr, CAR – 29 of 45 for 416 yards, 4 TDs
DEFENSE:
Julius Peppers, SEA – 3 sacks, 4 tackles
WEEK
TWO
OFFENSE: Ryan Fitzpatrick, TAM – 18 of 33 for 196 yards, 4 TDs
DEFENSE: Calaise Campbell, NO – 2 sacks, 6 tackles
WEEK
THREE:
OFFENSE: Antonio Brown, CAR – 11 catches, 245 yards, 3 TDs
DEFENSE: Desmond Trufant, STL – 2 tackles, 2 INTs
WEEK
FOUR:
OFFENSE: Odell Beckham, Jr, MIN – 11 catches, 144 yards, 3 TDs
DEFENSE: Whitney Mercilus, CHI – 3 sacks, 4 tackles
WEEK
FIVE:
OFFENSE: Johnny Manziel, PHI – 31 of 41 for 367 yards, 4 TDs
DEFENSE: Tony Jefferson, CAR – 3 sacks, 10 tackles
WEEK
SIX:
OFFENSE: Carson Palmer, SEA – 26 of 44 for 380 yards, 3 TDs
DEFENSE: Von Miller, NYG – 5 sacks, 8 tackles
WEEK
SEVEN:
OFFENSE: Julio Jones, SF – 7 catches, 168 yards, 4 TDs
DEFENSE: Demarcus Lawrence, SD – 3 sacks, 3 tackles
WEEK
EIGHT:
OFFENSE: Blake Bortles, SD – 24 of 30 for 249 yards, 4 TDs
DEFENSE:
Everson Griffen, IND – 3 sacks, 4 tackles
WEEK
NINE:
OFFENSE: Mark Ingram, PIT – 17 carries, 159 yards, 2 TDs
DEFENSE: Jenorice Jenkins, PHI – 2 INTS, 4 tackles
WEEK
TEN:
OFFENSE: Russell Wilson, NO – 16 of 24 for 321 yards, 5 TDs
DEFENSE: Kwon Alexander, PIT – 2 INTs, 8 tackles
WEEK
ELEVEN:
OFFENSE: Aaron Rodgers, IND – 21 of 33 for 407 yards, 4 TDs
DEFENSE: Julius Peppers, SEA – 4 sacks, 8 tackles
WEEK
TWELVE:
OFFENSE: Antonio Brown, CAR – 15 catches, 161 yards, 4 TDs
DEFENSE: Melvin Ingram, CAR – 5 sacks, 5 tackles
WEEK
THIRTEEN:
OFFENSE: Derek Carr, CAR – 43 of 67 for 495 yards, 6 TDs
DEFENSE: Melvin Ingram, CAR – 6 sacks, 6 tackles
WEEK
FIFTEEN
OFFENSE: Ben Roethlisberger, DET – 14 of 20 for 342 yards, 5 TDs
DEFENSE: Marcus Peters, NE – 2 sacks, 4 tackles
WEEK
SIXTEEN
OFFENSE: James Jones, MIA – 10 catches, 177 yards, 2 TDs
DEFENSE: Dan Skuta, STL – 3 sacks, 11 tackles
WEEK
SEVENTEEN
OFFENSE: Philip Rivers, TEN – 25 of 38 for 397 yards, 2 TDs
DEFENSE: Earl Thomas, SEA – 2 INTs, 3 tackles
WILDCARD ROUND
OFFENSE: Philip Rivers, TEN – 32 of 43 for 436 yards, 3 TDs
DEFENSE: Tony Jefferson, CAR – 2 INTs, 8 tackles, forced fumble
DIVSIONAL ROUND
OFFENSE: Antonio Brown, CAR – 15 catches, 220 yards, 4 TDs
DEFENSE: Julius Peppers, CAR – 3 sacks, 5 tackles, forced fumble
CONFERENCE FINALS
OFFENSE: Carson Palmer, SEA – 17 of 25 for 378 yards, 4 TDs
DEFENSE: Cliff Avril, DAL – 3 sacks, 8 tackles, 1 stuff, 2 hurries
SUPERBOWL XX
OFFENSE: Aaron Rodgers, IND – 14 of 20 for 153 yards, 4 TDs
DEFENSE: Jared Allen, IND – 1 sack, 2 tackles, 1 INT
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