Last session brought several shake ups when it comes to the top of the order, where second and third place changed position, as well as other movements. What will this session of the first ever isportsweb “5 + 5 Pick`Em Contest” bring? Will Michael Pichan (@FantasyNomad on twitter) re do his perfect session of 5 and 0? Will the quartet of participants that went 4 and 1 do just as well this time around? In all eleven contestants went over .500 in their session yesterday, will that happen once again? All of these questions, plus more, will be answered as the NFL games get played. But enough of my talk, check out what the sixteen participants choose in this session…
[#1] Andrew C. an ex sports reporter for a national newspaper has an overall record of 34-1-25 in the contest.
- San Diego +1 over Denver
- Arizona -4 over Buffalo
- San Francisco -6 1/2 over NY Giants
- Atlanta -10.5 over Oakland
- New England -3.5 over Seattle
[#2] Michael Pichan (@FantasyNomad on twitter), a host/co-host of several podcasts for RotoInfo.com has an overall record of 33-1-26 in the contest.
- Minnesota +1.5 over Washington
- Miami -4 over St. Louis
- Indianapolis +3 over New York Jets
- New York Giants +6.5 over San Francisco
- Denver +1 over San Diego
[#3] Lauren Brownlow (@lebrownlow on twitter), a freelance sportswriter with her own blog has an overall record of 31-1-28 in the contest.
- Atlanta -10.5 over Oakland
- Arizona -4 over Buffalo
- Baltimore -3.5 over Dallas
- New York Giants +6.5 over San Francisco
- San Diego +1 over Denver
[#4] Scott (@ScottPeceny on twitter) blogger for isportsweb for both Lions & Red Wings has an overall record of 31-29 in the contest.
- Arizona -4 over Buffalo
- Green Bay +3.5 over Houston
- St. Louis +4 over Miami
- Atlanta -10.5 over Oakland
- New York Giants +6.5 over San Francisco
[#4] A. Mazzolini (A_E_M on twitter), blogger at isportsweb has an overall record of 31-29 in the contest.
- Baltimore -3.5 over Dallas
- New England -3.5 over Seattle
- Green Bay +3.5 over Houston
- Minnesota +1.5 over Washington
- Indianapolis +3 over New York Jets
[#6] David Kerr playing at Dynasty Sports Empire has an overall record of 30-30 in the contest.
- Indianapolis +3 over New York Jets
- St. Louis +4 over Miami
- Arizona -4 over Buffalo
- San Francisco -6 1/2 over NY Giants
- Denver +1 over San Diego
[#7] M.K. owner of sports bar in the down state area and avid fan of all things Big East has an overall record of 29-1-30 in the contest.
- Cincinnati -2 over Cleveland
- Arizona -4 over Buffalo
- New York Giants +6.5 over San Francisco
- New England -3.5 over Seattle
- Philadelphia -3.5 over Detroit
[#8] Tim Griffin (@THEGRIFSAYS) isportsweb correspondent for the Seattle Mariners has an overall record of 27-1-32 in the contest.
- Cincinnati -2 over Cleveland
- Tampa Bay -4.5 over Kansas City
- Philadelphia -3.5 over Detroit
- New England -3.5 over Seattle
- New York Giants +6.5 over San Francisco
[#8] Andrew Rush (@idiotsonsports on twitter) owner of the site named Idiotsonsports has an overall record of 27-1-32 in the contest.
- New York Jets -3.5 over Indianapolis
- Baltimore -3.5 over Dallas
- Philadelphia -3.5 over Detroit
- Green Bay +3.5 over Houston
- San Diego +1 over Denver
[#10] Gary Gerba (@DSEmpireG2 on twitter) Editor-in-Chief for Dynasty Sports Empire has an overall record of 26-34 in the contest.
- Houston -3.5 over Green Bay
- Pittsburgh -6 over Tennessee
- Tampa Bay -4 over Kansas City
- Miami -4 over St. Louis
- Atlanta -9 over Oakland
[#11] Cory Morris (@coryfly on twitter) poster on Tar Heel Illustratedhas an overall record of 25-1-34 in the contest.
- New York Jets -3.5 over Indianapolis
- St. Louis +4 over Miami
- New England -3.5 over Seattle
- Houston -3.5 over Green Bay
- San Diego -1 over Denver
[#12] Star News ACC (@starnewsacc on twitter) covering the ACC for the Star News Online has an overall record of 24-1-35 in the contest.
- Cincinnati -2 over Cleveland
- Baltimore -3.5 over Dallas
- Philadelphia -3.5 over Detroit
- New England -3.5 over Seattle
- Denver +1 over San Diego
[#13] Gina A. an ex blogger and now just enjoying SU and the Big East, and soon hating to have to watch the ACC has an overall record of 23-2-35 in the contest.
- Cincinnati -2 over Cleveland
- New England -3.5 over Seattle
- Philadelphia -3.5 over Detroit
- Baltimore -3.5 over Dallas<
- Denver +1 over San Diego
[#14] Joe White (@isportsJoe on twitter) co-founder of isportsweb has an overall record of 23-1-36 in the contest.
- Philadelphia -3.5 over Detroit
- New England -3.5 over Seattle
- Buffalo +5 over Arizona
- Cincinnati -2 over Cleveland
- Tampa Bay -4.5 over Kansas City
[#15] Casey Yandle (@fantasysprtsdsh on twitter) owner of the site Fantasy Sports Dish has an overall record of 22-38 in the contest.
- Cincinnati -2 over Cleveland
- Denver +1 over San Diego
- Atlanta -10.5 over Oakland
- New England -3.5 over Seattle
- Green Bay +3.5 over Houston
[#16] Patrick Cox (@bpcoxjr on twitter) has an overall record of 18-3-39 in the contest (he did not pick first week of contest).
- New England -4 over Seattle
- New York Giants +6.5 over San Francisco
- Arizona -4 over Buffalo
- Houston -4 over Green Bay
- Denver +1.5 over San Diego