GB/CHI Results

I will admit that I am a lifelong Vikings fan. I'll also admit that I am sore that they stunk this year. However, I will also say that this game did not showcase the best that the NFC has to offer. I will also say that the NFC did not have much to offer in general this year (or for the past few years). This game was fairly boring up until the fourth quarter where a third-string QB took over and did what Cutler couldn't do, and not with any razzle dazzle, but with ordinary passing plays. Good luck Pack, you are going to need it!

The top three positions did not change at all with Ron Christensen maintaining a nine-point lead over Will Rossing, and a 12-point lead over Dan Elsenrath. Ron and Dan were screwed since only four Packers got any points. Now Will, with four Steelers may make a move in the standings if Pittsburgh does something. The same is true with Dan with five players. Ron only has one Pitt. player on their teams. Other teams such as Charles Johnson's and Tony Roffers' have a great chance of moving into the top three as well.

Here are the stats from Game one:

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