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All posts tagged "pro football"
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711SportsFinal regular season winner crowned
First of all, I’d like to congratulate all of the participants of our 2014 “Beat ‘The Putz’” pro football contest. Thank you...
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866Sports
Lowe wins; last chance to qualify
While the Buffalo-Oakland and Indianapolis-Dallas games appeared to trip up even the most passionate NFL fans – almost every “Beat ‘The Putz’”...
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723Sports
Duval wins; 2 weeks remain
The NFL playoffs are quickly approaching, and that can only mean one thing – our “Beat ‘The Putz’” pro football contest is...
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855Sports
Putz, Pats rebound; Witherell wins
What a comeback! While I’d like to pat myself on the back, rebounding from a porous 4-8 record from a week ago...
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822Sports
Everyone beats ‘The Putz’
I was recently asked how I fared this past weekend. My response – “I lost only one game a week ago.” Much...
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1.0KSports
Halla perfect
Now that the byes are over, football is back in a big, big way. While Thanksgiving Day should whet the appetite with...
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746Sports
Johnson claims victory
First and foremost, I’d like to address my record for this past Sunday’s games. My chief statistician made a point to mention...
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784Sports
Pelli survives; Pats return
Earlier this season, the Cincinnati Bengals and Carolina Panthers tied. Despite an overtime period, the two teams were not able to settle...
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1.1KSports
Aube a winner; Pats-Broncos ahead
We have finally hit the halfway mark on the 2014 NFL regular season. Tom Brady and Peyton Manning have been on a...
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1.0KSports
Zomek a winner; AM start ahead
Congratulations are in order for Frank Zomek, of Westfield who compiled a record of 11-2 in our weekly pro football contest, “Beat...
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721Sports
‘Oh my’, Darling’s a winner
It’s official – we have a tie. The Carolina Panthers and Cincinnati Bengals tied after Mike Nugent missed a field goal at...
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837Sports
Tabone tops in pro football contest
Yikes! I could’ve went 4-7 or 0-11 for that matter and still not come close to that debacle of a Monday night...
