Back to School!
Good Grief! Emma fooled the boys in week 3!

Emma McClure, a retired teacher of 37 years, schooled the competition this week and nabbed her first weekly victory. A four year MFP veteran, Emma had not come close to winning until this year, where she now rests comfortably near the top of the leaderboard. MFP research indicates that if Emma didn't pick the Detroit Lions EVERY week, she could find herself in this position more often. When asked about her win, Emma said "this makes up for the MFP management not offering me a senior discount on my entry fee!" John Herron tied for the lead this week, but lost to the MFP's oldest player due to the tie breaker.

Threesome!
Jim, Brian and Jason HOG the week 2 cash!

Week two in this MFP season saw a record eight players vying for the cash via the MNF tie breaker points. When all was said and done, Jim Demeniuk, Brian Alexander and Jason Schoffler each nabbed a whopping $8.33. The other five, well they just get the points. Among this weeks points leaders was last weeks winner and overall leader Scott McClure who leads the pack with 24.

First and Sixteen!
McClure celebrates a week 1 victory with teammates!

First week down, sixteen to go and Scott McClure rises to the occasion. It hasn't been long since his last weekly victory in week 16 of the 2003 campaign, helping to earn him a respectable 7th place overall finish. Scott is one of several "offline" players participating this year. He is not in to computer message boards and smack talk. When asked about all the talk going on, McClure said "they can keep the trash, I'll take the cash!" So far so good Scott!

To The Curb!
Collison can talk trash, will he be at the curb once the games start?

The message board has already come to the forefront as the primary battleground in this years verbal attack. MFP Rookie Dan Collison wasted no time slinging the trash immediately going after MFP Veteran Herman Munster. MFP sources have learned that Mr. Collison looked at the standings from last year before deciding who to target for his trash talk! He's not the only one to make their presence felt on the message board, the question is , will their words fade once the games start... History tells they will!