For those of you that have been printing Football Weblog’s One-Page NFL Schedule each week during the 2016-17 season, you may like this post. It’s the final edition updated with scores through Super Bowl LI and ready to print in PDF format. It’s a great “one-stop” reference to have on hand during the off-season. Click on the link below to open or download.
As always, run to daylight.
~Randy
After an exhaustive computer simulation analysis, Football Weblog is projecting that the New England Patriots will defeat the Atlanta Falcons in Super Bowl LI by the score of 13 to 9.
Ok, so the analysis used was actually a computer game I stumbled across last night called Football for Windows 3.0 — an antiquated, simplistic game released in 1991 by TSOFT. And the study was far from “exhaustive”. It might better be described as a boredom-induced activity undertaken while waiting for Super Bowl LI to kickoff.
The Bad Lip Reading YouTube channel released their spoof NFL 2017 last Wednesday. As with all of the ‘bad lip reading’ videos, NFL 2017 is hilarious! Check it out!
Hey everybody, I published the free fantasy football cheatsheet for Super Bowl LI last Wednesday. It was accessible on this blog through the menus, but I neglected to announce its release in a post. My apologies if that messed up anyone’s post-season contest plans, but this post makes the announcement official. Select the following link to download the free Super Bowl LI fantasy football cheatsheet!
Keep your finger on the pulse of football during the off-season by downloading and printing Football Weblog’s monthly football calendar. February’s calendar is now ready to go. It’s configured to fit on a standard 8½ x 11 sheet of paper. Select the link below to print your own copy!
The 2016-17 NFL season is winding down. This week we head into the Conference Championships. Football Weblog is here if you need help with any fantasy contest you’re still in. Select the link below to download the free 2016-17 AFC-NFC Conference Championships fantasy football cheatsheet!
Whatever schizo, unhinged fantasy football playoff contest you happen to be in, Football Weblog is here to help. Select the link below to download the free 2016-17 AFC-NFC Divisional Playoffs fantasy football cheatsheet!
The NFL has released its 2016 NFL Postseason Media Guide. The 211-page guide is filled with information and statistics related to the upcoming NFL postseason. The book is divided into seven sections:
The guide may be downloaded from www.NFLCommunications.com using the link below. Contact Alex Zerkel (Alex.Zerkel@NFL.com) with any questions.
Football Weblog is here to help you for the NFL playoffs. Select the link below to download the free 2016-17 AFC-NFC Wild Card fantasy football cheatsheet!
Hey Cool Cats and Kittens! Football Weblog’s January 2017 Football Calendar is now available — and we’ve changed the format to make it more modern and pleasing to the eye. I hope you like it!
When I head back to the office on Tuesday, the first thing I’ll do is print this bad boy out and hang it on my cubicle wall. I think it’s a great way to show my love for the game of football, and it’s my hope that you’ll feel the same way and will find a home to display it as well.
Football Weblog’s Football Calendar is configured to fit on a standard 8½ x 11 sheet of paper. Select the link below to print your own copy!
Fantasy football leagues that schedule games in week 17 are pretty rare nowadays, and for good reason. NFL teams sit too many of their starters this week trying to keep them rested and healthy for their playoff run. For those leagues that insist on playing fantasy games in week 17, however, I won’t leave you hanging. Our cheatsheet is there for you.
Select the link below to download the week 17 edition of Football Weblog’s free fantasy football cheatsheet!
The NFL is implementing three tweaks to the 2016 Week 17 (January 1, 2017) schedule. Changes are as follows:
Football Weblog’s One Page Schedules have been updated to reflect this change. The links to the schedules are below.
This is the week most fantasy football leagues have their championship game. It’s my hope that Football Weblog helped carry your team this far. Now it’s time to scrutinize this week’s cheatsheet and set your lineup for the final battle. Your opponent better tighten his chinstrap!
Select the link below to download the week 16 edition of Football Weblog’s free fantasy football cheatsheet!
This is the semifinal playoff week in most fantasy football leagues. Let Football Weblog help you make it to the big dance with our free weekly two-page fantasy football cheatsheet. Page one ranks players for the upcoming week, while page two ranks players based on their value for the last two weeks (i.e., this week and next). Download Football Weblog’s cheatsheet below!
The NFL announced yesterday a scheduling change for Week 16 on Saturday, December 24. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers at New Orleans Saints will be played on Saturday at 4:25 PM ET instead of 1:00 PM ET. Football Weblog’s One Page Schedules have been updated to reflect this change. The links to the schedules are below.