If you knew me as a coach, you knew I always had multiple lists and a large database going all the time. Stacks and stacks of info on players, addresses, phone numbers, notes, projections, etc.
I'd be watching television, sitting in the office, whatever and I'd be jotting down different permutations of what future rosters may look like, trying to get positional balance on the roster, making adjustments as recruits committed, etc.
Well in that fashion, 8.5 months before the actual wedding, I completed the seating chart, version 1.0, before any RSVPs have been sent out, before any break ups, or new relationships. But a complete version of the seating chart, including everyone who made the cut for the save the dates. There are 32 weeks until the wedding (holy shit, my wallet just yelled at me that 32 weeks isn't THAT far away). Based on that time frame I fully expect we won't have the final draft until version 64.0, give or take.
FYI, I have contacted two hotels regarding setting aside rooms for the wedding. Waiting to hear back on any deals they can offer us. I'll be putting together a send out with hotel info, any rental car deals I can muster, and lists of family friendlier activities for guests in Vegas. Obviously gambling is available 24/7 365, but a list of non gambling activities for those who may lose their gambling budget in the airport slot machines. If anyone has suggestions for the info packet, I'd sure love to hear them. I've thought of an awful lot, but theres always a chance I missed something.
Thursday, January 3, 2013
Tuesday, January 1, 2013
NFL Playoff Projections
NFL PLAYOFF PROJECTIONS
The AFC seeding is as follows:
1) Denver Broncos
2) New England Patriots
3) Houston Texans
4) Baltiore Ravens
5) Indianapolis Colts
6) Cincinnati Bengals
NFC seeding:
1) Atlanta Falcons
2) San Francisco 49ers
3) Green Bay Packers
4) Washington Redskins
5) Seattle Seahawks
6) Minnesota Vikings
Wild Card Round: (January 5/6)
AFC:
Cincinnati Bengals @ Houston Texans Winner: Texans
Indianapolis Colts @ Baltimore Ravens Winner: Colts
NFC:
Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers Winner: Packers
Seattle Seahawks @ Washington Redskins Winner: Seahawks
Divisional Round: (January 12/13)
AFC:
Indianapolis Colts @ Denver Broncos Winner: Broncos
Houston Texans @ New England Patriots Winner: Patriots
NFC:
Seattle Seahawks @ Atlanta Falcons Winner: Seahawks
Green Bay Packers @ San Francisco 49ers Winner: Packers
Conference Championships: (January 20)
AFC:
New England Patriots @ Denver Broncos Winner: Patriots
NFC:
Seattle Seahawks @ Green Bay Packers Winner: Packers
SUPERBOWL: (February 3)
New England Patriots vs. Green Bay Packers
Winner: New England Patriots
After facing off against NFL quarterback novices Christian Ponder, Colin Kaepernick, and Russell Wilson the Packers secondary will be exposed by Tom Brady who is happy to not see his kryptonite Eli Manning on the other sideline.
While the weakness of the Patriots has been their secondary, they've improved with the trade for Aqib Talib, and the emergence of Alfonzo Dennard. That coupled with the complete lack of a running game by the Packers allow for the Patriots to play in packages more not having to stack the box.
..... Bet the over!
The AFC seeding is as follows:
1) Denver Broncos
2) New England Patriots
3) Houston Texans
4) Baltiore Ravens
5) Indianapolis Colts
6) Cincinnati Bengals
NFC seeding:
1) Atlanta Falcons
2) San Francisco 49ers
3) Green Bay Packers
4) Washington Redskins
5) Seattle Seahawks
6) Minnesota Vikings
Wild Card Round: (January 5/6)
AFC:
Cincinnati Bengals @ Houston Texans Winner: Texans
Indianapolis Colts @ Baltimore Ravens Winner: Colts
NFC:
Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers Winner: Packers
Seattle Seahawks @ Washington Redskins Winner: Seahawks
Divisional Round: (January 12/13)
AFC:
Indianapolis Colts @ Denver Broncos Winner: Broncos
Houston Texans @ New England Patriots Winner: Patriots
NFC:
Seattle Seahawks @ Atlanta Falcons Winner: Seahawks
Green Bay Packers @ San Francisco 49ers Winner: Packers
Conference Championships: (January 20)
AFC:
New England Patriots @ Denver Broncos Winner: Patriots
NFC:
Seattle Seahawks @ Green Bay Packers Winner: Packers
SUPERBOWL: (February 3)
New England Patriots vs. Green Bay Packers
Winner: New England Patriots
After facing off against NFL quarterback novices Christian Ponder, Colin Kaepernick, and Russell Wilson the Packers secondary will be exposed by Tom Brady who is happy to not see his kryptonite Eli Manning on the other sideline.
While the weakness of the Patriots has been their secondary, they've improved with the trade for Aqib Talib, and the emergence of Alfonzo Dennard. That coupled with the complete lack of a running game by the Packers allow for the Patriots to play in packages more not having to stack the box.
..... Bet the over!
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