Sorry this is getting out late. I was out of wifi and cell range (the horror!). But it was for a trip to Sand Hills so I suppose it was all worth it.
As for the actual football pickem....oh my. What a week. We reached an all-time low I believe. But the kid is now tied for the lead with JDaddy, who is still living off of his Great Week 1. Lets hope for better this week.
And it's not too late to participate in or donate to our Diabetes Walk and Spaghetti Dinner! What the world needs less of are diabetic kids beating old men in picking football games. So JDaddy, Uncle J, and I better do better, or there needs to be a cure to Diabetes.
Last Week
6-Year-Old: 7-8-1
Uncle J: 6-9-1
JDaddy: 5-10-1
CDog: 2-13-1 (for real)
Overall
6-Year-Old: 24-22-2
JDaddy: 24-22-2
Uncle J: 20-26-2
CDog: 18-28-2
Showing posts with label week 4 nfl lines. Show all posts
Showing posts with label week 4 nfl lines. Show all posts
Friday, September 27, 2013
Thursday, September 27, 2012
Week 4 NFL Picks Against a 5-Year-Old
I'm sorry to announce that it hasn't been a good week for the 5-year-old. Following a 5-11 Week 3-which unbelievably wasn't the worst of the bunch-the kid decided to do a teeth plant into a ceramic flower pot. He was playing around the house, fell down, and yada yada yada, he is now staying home from school and watching movies with a pacifier in his mouth. Not fun. But on the bright side, he is learning how to milk an injury for all it's worth in order to stay home from school.
Here at the Cheap Seats, we too were impacted by the outcome of the Seattle/Green Bay game. The ruling of a touchdown prevented us from having anyone finish at or above .500 for the week. Remember how I said the kid's 5-11 week wasn't the worst performance? He has JDaddy to thank. He pulled out a 4-12 record.
The absolute worst thing that can happen to a team is for all 4 of us to pick it as a winner. We were 0-4 in that scenario last week. Remember kids, gambling is bad.
Here are the standings after Week 3.
Week 3
CDog: 7-9
Uncle J: 5-11
5-Year-Old: 5-11
JDaddy: 4-12
Overall
Uncle J: 26-21-1
CDog: 22-25-1
5-Year-Old: 20-27-1
JDaddy: 17-30-1
Here at the Cheap Seats, we too were impacted by the outcome of the Seattle/Green Bay game. The ruling of a touchdown prevented us from having anyone finish at or above .500 for the week. Remember how I said the kid's 5-11 week wasn't the worst performance? He has JDaddy to thank. He pulled out a 4-12 record.
The absolute worst thing that can happen to a team is for all 4 of us to pick it as a winner. We were 0-4 in that scenario last week. Remember kids, gambling is bad.
Here are the standings after Week 3.
Week 3
CDog: 7-9
Uncle J: 5-11
5-Year-Old: 5-11
JDaddy: 4-12
Overall
Uncle J: 26-21-1
CDog: 22-25-1
5-Year-Old: 20-27-1
JDaddy: 17-30-1
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Friday, September 30, 2011
Week 4 NFL Predictions - Experts vs a Four-Year-Old
The Week 3 picks were not very good to any of us, although I ended up over .500 for the week. JDaddy went 6-10 for the week, but that was outstanding compared to the 4-year-old who came back down to earth with a 4-12 week. Shows what he knows.
Thanks to the poor week from the 4-year-old I have now moved into first place, even though my record isn't anything to go to Vegas with.
Here are the results through Week 3:
Week 2
JDaddy: 6-10
CDog: 9-7
4-Year-Old: 4-12
Season Total
JDaddy: 19-26-3
CDog: 23-22-3
4-Year-Old: 22-23-3
Will the 4-year-old be able to regain his composure, put on a Romo-like Kevlar vest and come out swinging with his Week 4 picks? Jump with me and find out.
Thanks to the poor week from the 4-year-old I have now moved into first place, even though my record isn't anything to go to Vegas with.
Here are the results through Week 3:
Week 2
JDaddy: 6-10
CDog: 9-7
4-Year-Old: 4-12
Season Total
JDaddy: 19-26-3
CDog: 23-22-3
4-Year-Old: 22-23-3
Will the 4-year-old be able to regain his composure, put on a Romo-like Kevlar vest and come out swinging with his Week 4 picks? Jump with me and find out.
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