fullbacktom

If UCLA, St. Peter's, Houston, Michigan, and Providence win their matchups and only one of Duke or Miami advances, there will be 8 unique conferences in the Elite 8. Gonzaga/Arkansas will automatically send a unique conference representative. There may be other combos, but this is the only one I could see.

The conferences: SEC/WCC, ACC, PAC 12, MAAC, AAC, BIG 10, BIG EAST, BIG 12

I would be interested to know if other people use fun rules and if so what they are. For example, my friend and I sometimes play using these rules:

• No designed run plays out of offensive formations
• No passing touchdowns out of offensive formations
• You can score out of an offensive formation if you throw to a receiver and that reciever laterals the ball to another player. The player who receives the lateral can score
• All plays/scoring plays allowed out of special teams formations
• Penalty for illegal play/touchdown is a free touchdown plus 2 point conversion for your opponents, scored however they choose
• K/P cannot be subbed for a QB

In short, no running or passing tds,but you

After winning our 6th Super Bowl, one thing I thought about was what an 'all-dynasty' or all 'Brady/Belichick' team would look like. I put together a team largely based on all pro/pro bowl selections and included their best year (my opinion). We have had so many tremendous players so selecting was difficult. The team isn't necessarily meant to be 3-4 or 4-3 or anything, just the best group of players. I largely based the numbers off of a typical starting lineup, but of course, some positions have more worthy players than others. Order of players listed not necessarily meaningful.

• 1AP = 1st Team All Pro
• 2AP = 2nd Team All Pro
• PB = Pro Bowl
• CH = Career High in a major category
• BPS =

Week 1 Kareem Hunt Charcandrick West Week 4 Cam Newton Week 5 Doug Martin Week 8 Melvin Gordon

https://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/nwe/2017.htm http://www.espn.com/nfl/statistics/team/_/stat/rushing/sort/rushingTouchdowns/position/defense

After realizing years ago that the Pats are very unpredictable on draft day, I gave up trying to pinpoint a selection for them. However, I did notice some trends about the qualities they look for in both draft prospects and free agents too. In no particular order, I think that the Pats really value guys who have special teams ability, love football, do their job, play 60 minutes, have a good knowledge of the game, block well, set the edge, and tackle well among several other things. Outside of football itself, the Pats love Rutgers, Florida, Alabama, Military academies, 'lunch pail guys', random safeties, and grabbing the GOAT in the 6th. Of course, there's so much more than meets the eye, a

I was at training camp today and after seeing Justin Coleman get burned at least twice, it made me wonder how safe his spot on the team is. I also remember seeing him get burned against New Orleans also. I would venture to guess that he could easily be surpassed by Jonathan jones or Leblanc. I'm trying now to predict which corners will stay on the 53 man roster. My guess; butler, Ryan, Cyrus jones, and Jonathan jones.

I would also predict six safeties McCourty, Harmon, Chung, Richards, ebner, and Kamu.

Other thoughts, predictions?