| Off | Def | Total | Score |
|---|
| Away | WHO DAT | 180 | 88 | 268 | 35 | | Home | Memphis Hound Dogs | 215 | 110 | 325 | 64 |
| Memphis Hound Dogs |
WHO DAT |
| S | Brian Griese QB CHI | 2 |
| S | Rex Grossman QB CHI | 47 |
| I | Michael Vick QB ATL | 0 |
| S | Kyle Orton QB ??? | 0 |
| I | D.J. Shockley QB ??? | 0 |
| I | Matt Schaub QB ATL | 0 |
| I | Olin Kreutz OC CHI | 0 |
| S | Todd McClure OC ATL | 12 |
| S | Joe Andruzzi OG CLE | 6 |
| S | Jermane Mayberry OG ??? | 0 |
| I | Randy Thomas OG WAS | 0 |
| I | Damien Woody OG DET | 0 |
| I | Walter Jones OT SEA | 0 |
| S | Marc Colombo OT DAL | 11 |
| I | D'Brickashaw Ferguson OT NYJ | 0 |
| S | Jammal Brown OT NO | 6 |
| I | T.J. Duckett RB WAS | 0 |
| B | Corey Dillon RB NE | 1 |
| S | Warrick Dunn RB ATL | 12 |
| B | Cadillac Williams RB TB | 3 |
| S | Marques Colston WR NO | 37 |
| I | Koren Robinson WR GB | 0 |
| B | Eric Parker WR LAC | 3 |
| S | Hines Ward WR PIT | 18 |
| B | Kris Mangum TE CAR | 2 |
| B | Leonard Pope TE ARI | 2 |
| S | Benjamin Watson TE NE | 34 |
| S | Heath Miller TE PIT | 7 |
| I | Jason Hanson K DET | 0 |
| S | Jay Feely K NYG | 5 |
| S | New Orleans OST NO | 3 |
| I | Seattle OST SEA | 0 |
| S | Elvis Dumervil DE DEN | 1 |
| B | Shaun Ellis DE NYJ | 4 |
| S | Darren Howard DE PHI | 4 |
| S | Grady Jackson DT ATL | 4 |
| B | Chris Hovan DT TB | 5 |
| B | Albert Haynesworth DT TEN | 0 |
| S | Warren Sapp DT LV | 6 |
| B | Darrell Shropshire DT ATL | 1 |
| B | Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila DE GB | 2 |
| I | Angelo Crowell OLB BUF | 0 |
| B | Jason Babin DE HOU | 0 |
| I | Lemar Marshall MLB WAS | 0 |
| I | David Pollack OLB CIN | 0 |
| B | Dexter Coakley OLB LAR | 2 |
| S | Ray Lewis MLB BAL | 14 |
| B | Dhani Jones OLB PHI | 5 |
| B | Caleb Miller LB CIN | 5 |
| S | Fred Smoot CB MIN | 13 |
| S | Champ Bailey CB DEN | 6 |
| I | Carlos Rogers CB WAS | 0 |
| B | Brian Kelly CB TB | 0 |
| S | Mike Minter S CAR | 14 |
| S | John Lynch S DEN | 5 |
| B | Will Demps S NYG | 1 |
| S | Jermaine Phillips S TB | 6 |
| B | Phillip Buchanon CB TB | 0 |
| S | Scott Player P ARI | 12 |
| I | Paul Ernster P DEN | 0 |
| S | Philadelphia DST PHI | 0 |
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| S | Anthony Wright QB CIN | 0 |
| I | Chris Weinke QB CAR | 0 |
| S | Doug Johnson QB CIN | 0 |
| S | Carson Palmer QB CIN | 33 |
| I | Brett Basanez QB CAR | 0 |
| I | Jake Delhomme QB CAR | 0 |
| S | Robbie Tobeck OC SEA | 4 |
| I | Casey Rabach OC WAS | 0 |
| I | Chris Naeole OG JAC | 0 |
| S | Kris Dielman OG LAC | 15 |
| S | Kynan Forney OG ATL | 0 |
| S | Luke Petitgout OT NYG | 4 |
| I | L.J. Shelton OT MIA | 0 |
| I | Winston Justice OT ??? | 0 |
| S | Fred Miller OT CHI | 10 |
| S | Reuben Droughns RB CLE | 27 |
| B | Mewelde Moore RB MIN | 4 |
| B | Nick Goings RB CAR | 1 |
| S | Thomas Jones RB CHI | 27 |
| B | Adrian Peterson RB CHI | 2 |
| B | Amani Toomer WR NYG | 1 |
| I | Bobby Engram WR SEA | 0 |
| I | Marty Booker WR MIA | 0 |
| S | Drew Bennett WR TEN | 3 |
| B | Greg Lewis WR PHI | 0 |
| S | T.J. Houshmandzadeh WR CIN | 16 |
| S | Antonio Bryant WR SF | 13 |
| I | Antwaan Randle El WR WAS | 0 |
| I | Joe Nedney K SF | 0 |
| S | Josh Brown K SEA | 4 |
| S | Minnesota OST MIN | 16 |
| I | Saint Louis OST LAR | 0 |
| I | Phillip Daniels DE WAS | 0 |
| I | Chris Kelsay DE BUF | 0 |
| S | Randy Starks DT TEN | 3 |
| B | Rocky Bernard DT SEA | 0 |
| S | Ted Washington DT CLE | 1 |
| I | Warrick Holdman OLB WAS | 0 |
| S | Adalius Thomas OLB BAL | 9 |
| S | Robert Mathis DE IND | 1 |
| I | Khary Campbell OLB WAS | 0 |
| B | Chris Draft MLB CAR | 4 |
| B | Orlando Huff OLB ARI | 3 |
| S | Antonio Pierce MLB NYG | 11 |
| S | Keith Brooking OLB ATL | 8 |
| B | Chad Brown LB PIT | 0 |
| S | Derrick Burgess DE LV | 10 |
| B | R.W. McQuarters CB NYG | 1 |
| S | Fred Thomas CB NO | 6 |
| B | David Barrett CB NYJ | 1 |
| S | Joselio Hanson DB PHI | 1 |
| B | Deltha O'Neal CB CIN | 3 |
| I | Fernando Bryant CB DET | 0 |
| B | Omar Stoutmire S NO | 5 |
| S | Michael Huff S LV | 4 |
| I | Travares Tillman S MIA | 0 |
| I | Kenoy Kennedy S DET | 0 |
| S | Shawntae Spencer CB SF | 5 |
| S | Mat McBriar P DAL | 10 |
| S | Carolina DST CAR | 2 |
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| Game Summary (Earl Schmidt, NetFL Press) When I was a young lad, I once electrocuted the dog with a toaster. My father, as enraged as an elementary school janitor fresh out of Vomit-be-Gone, told me to retrieve our self-help electroshock therapy kit. He then heaved me behind the shed and came up with at least fourteen uses for said device that I'd never contemplated. To this day, I still wet my pants whenever I think of that memory. I bring this up because the similarities between what happened to me then and what happened to LLL today are the same. MHD has decaffeinated LLL like a mink that suddenly finds that a family of mice has taken up residence in her den, publicly humiliating them by the tune of 64-35 in front of a jeering and hostile crowd. MHD leads the all-time series 9-5 against LLL. MHD has a 3-9 regular season record. LLL has a 1-11 regular season record.
Carson Palmer stated, "Our defense was stout - I mean, golly. Have you ever seen such an effort? I mean, except for those breakdowns that led to all those scores. For at least half of the plays, we were great though. It's something to build on is all I'm getting at."
Chad Brown considered this when he said, "Word up... I ain't showed nothin' today 'cuz dey wuz cheating. No, I ain't sayin' dat... les jus say dat if the refs had any guts, dey woulda been throwin' their little yellow hankies all over 'round me. Da way I was disrespected out there was sick, dude."
They were almost perfect on the MHD squad particularly on the offensive side of the ball last week as they racked up a combined 325 points, 215 on offense and 110 on defense. Rex Grossman with 47 points on offense and Ray Lewis with 14 points on defense were the top scorers. Several mental breakdowns drew the coach's ire. Said Coach/GM Chip Riggs, "We had a few breakdowns. . For one, Dhani Jones performed like a spasmodic violinist. I've been working with Doc on a revolutionary new procedure... I won't go into the full details right now, but let's just say that he won't have an any excuse for dropping the damned ball anymore. As for those DST? They showed their ineptitude by amassing absolutely nothing throughout the course of their pitiful performance. Overall though, the the most incompetant player in this game was Matt Schaub. His wretched effort yielded nothing but the scorn of his teammates. In the end, these men are kinda like my kids. As any parent knows, from time to time, you just can't always get through to them without getting creative..."
Says Matt Schaub, dragging around a cart full of dirty laundry, "Coach says he'll find a use for me in this system if it kills us both. Yo, just gimme a little slack, man. But this, goin' from starter not even to the bench... I'm bein' disrespected!"
Grady Jackson added, "I ain't sayin' nothin'... OK, maybe just a little. Dude's even worse here than on the field. Starching everyone's straps? Using so much bleach it dissolves the danged cotton? I'm almost at the point where I want to go into Coach's doghouse just so I can get some properly handled laundry!"
There's no love lost between these two clubs. Chip Riggs whined, "Gosh... why are you even wasting my time looking for a comment about them? They're kinda like cockroaches - to be sure, they occasionally crawl out of the woodwork to be seen by all, but usually, they're lurking somewhere out of sight." In response, the LLL coach droned, "Gosh... why are you even wasting my time looking for a comment about them? They're kinda like cockroaches - to be sure, they occasionally crawl out of the woodwork to be seen by all, but usually, they're lurking somewhere out of sight." |