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This is Week 6

 

It's a commanding lead for Frank Mckeen who had an outstanding 13 this week to jump into a 5 point advantage. Wow!!!

On Monday Night  Sue Lamb has moved to the top in a tough-scoring week. Michael Swieczkowski gets high score of the week at 75.

Scoring Reminder: Beginning with the 2011 season, we changed the way that default scores are computed for the week. Specifically:

  • You can make picks for any game until that game begins.

  • If you make NO picks for the Weekend competition in a given week, you receve the default Weekend score for the Weekend competition for that week.

  • If you make ONE OR MORE picks for the Weekend competition in a given week, you are scored normally for the picks you made. Any picks that were omitted score zero points.

  • If you DO NOT make a Monday Night pick in a given week, you receive the default Monday Night score for the Monday Night competition for that week.

  • If you DO make a Monday Night pick in a given week, you are scored normally for your pick.

  • The Weekend and Monday Night competitions are now considered SEPARATELY for purposes of default scoring. That is, you can receive a default score for one competition while being scored normally for the other competition. For example: If you fail to make Weekend picks but do make a Monday Night pick, then you receive the default score for that week in the Weekend Competition but are scored normally for the Monday Night competition.

For examples of how this works, see Get Your Picks In On Time (And Default Scoring) on the Help page.

Look! Over there! A flaming chicken!

 

International Games: Even more games have been scheduled in Europe this year, which means there are games with very early Sunday kick-off times in the U.S.

Flexible Scheduling: Just to aggravate me <grin>, the NFL has again listed four Week 16 games, four Week 17 games and ALL the Week 18 game times as TBD. All the matchups are set, but not the actual playing date and time. All the games are listed in the FBP schedule, but the TBD games are shown as occurring at a random goofy time. I'll update the schedule when the NFL makes up its mind, but for now here are all the details as posted by thet NFL:

In Week 16, two of the four designated matchups will be played on Saturday at 4:30 PM ET and 8:00 PM ET on NFL Network, with the remainder to be played either on Thursday night (8:15 PM ET), Sunday afternoon (1:00 PM ET and 4:25 PM ET), Sunday night (8:20 PM ET), or Monday night (8:15 PM ET). Specific dates and start times for the designated Week 16 matchups will be determined and announced at a later date during the season, no later than immediately after Week 14.

In Week 17, two of the four designated matchups will be played on Saturday at 4:30 PM ET on NBC and 8:00 PM ET on Peacock, with the remainder to be played either on Thursday night (8:15 PM ET), Sunday afternoon (1:00 PM ET and4:25 PM ET), Sunday night (8:20 PM ET), or Monday night (8:15 PM ET). Specific dates and start times for the designated Week 17 matchups will be determined and announced at a later date during the season, no later than immediately after Week 15.

In Week 18, three games will be played on Saturday (1:00 PM ET on Netflix, 4:30 PM ET and 8:00 PM ET on ESPN/ABC) with the remainder to be played on Sunday afternoon (1:00 PM ET and 4:25 PM ET), or Sunday night (8:20 PM ET). Specific dates, start times, and networks for Week 18 matchups will be determined and announced following the conclusion of Week 17.

For added excitement, flexible scheduling has been expanded this season to include Monday Night Football, as well as Thursday Night Football, which means games may move to other dates and times so keep an eye peeled throughout the year for changes. Fortunately, "the NFL is continuously reviewing its scheduling procedures to ensure exciting and meaningful games are available for viewing by the largest number of fans", which probably explains why this year's games have been parceled out to 43 different networks and streaming services. Good luck locating the game you want!

Monday Night Games: Thanks to the way FBP works, there is one and only one designated Monday Night game each week, and those games are designated at pool startup. (Some day this could change, but don't hold your breath.) Among other things, this means you may find games being played on a Monday that aren't "Monday Night" games, or "Monday Night" games being played on Sunday. Just roll with it.

 

Early Games this Season

There are early games on the following dates, be sure to make your picks for these games on time:

See the Help section for rules and instructions.

Getting Started

Read the Rules, Rights, and Responsibilities of the Football Pool, get yourself enrolled, make picks for the first week, then root your teams on to victory!  Don't miss a visit to the FBP Hall of Fame on the History page.

 

Links to Other Football Places

Up-to-the-minute scores, news, and pix at the official site of the National Football League
The latest from ESPN at the ESPN SportsZone
Sports news, stories, and pix from CNN and Sports Illustrated
Are you ready for some football? ESPN''s official Monday Night Football site has all the stories and stats
Wade through the vast number of sites devoted to your favorite NFL team
Visit the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio

 

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