Week 11 Coaching Update

We are now eleven games into our fourteen-game regular season, and we have a new leader for Coach of the Year…

RANK	COACH	LOSS	50-99	100-199	200-299	300+	TOTAL MISTAKES	POINTS
1	Steve		7	5			12	17
2	Matt		7	2	1	1	11	18
3	Trigger		7	2	3		12	20
4	Tim		9	6			15	21
5	Dave	1	6	3	1		10	28
6	Ryan	1	4	7			11	31
7	Kronner		10	7		2	19	32
8	Kaiser	1	4	6	2		12	35
9	Kyle	2	5	3	2		10	43
10	Chris	1	6	8	3		17	44
11	Josh	2	1	6	3		10	48
12	Jones	3	4	13	1	2	20	80

Sanchez takes a one-point lead over Matt for first place here. Additionally, Trigger moves ahead of Timmo with his third-straight-perfect coaching week. The biggest move, however – pending a stat correction – is C Tan sliding from 5th to 10th. Jones retains a commanding lead for most likely to be booted by his GM.

This week, however, could have shaken out differently if not for some poor GM moves that left the coaches of the Sc4_Skippers and the Mallrats handicapped. The Skipper GM made some real solid moves, picking up both Darius Slayton and Isiah Pacheco, but his recent pickup of Graham Gano resulted in a -20 for the Kicker spot this week. The Red Bank GM fucked up far worse; First, after two sub-par game by Younghoe Koo, Kronner dropped the Falcon kicker in favor of Nick Folk. So of course, Koo outscored Folk 188-42 this week. Then, with news that Mike Williams AND Keenan Allen were back, the Mallrats cut Joshua Palmer, who scored about 60 points as WR1 last week – and this week, as WR3 (until Williams reinjured his ankle) put up 276 points. After picking up Juwan Johnson on the 16th, Kronner cut him just before kickoff in favor of Jets TE Tyler Conklin, who was, of course, outscored by Johnson this week by almost 100 points. Additionally, to get Johnson, Kronner dropped David Long, who scored 150 this week, which would have been good for 2nd best on the Mallrat defense. So basically, had I not been allowed to touch my team on Sunday morning, the Mallrats would have scored about 500 more points.