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1. Carolina (14-2)

Power Points: 66.2
Carolina continues to dominate with a jaw-dropping point differential of +17.9, underscored by an impressive eight-game winning streak. Their offensive prowess, averaging nearly 32 points per game, combined with a stingy defense allowing just 13.9 points per game, makes them the team to beat.

2. Jacksonville (15-1)

Power Points: 66.0
Jacksonville boasts a robust offense that leads the league in scoring at over 32 points per game. On top of that, their defense is formidable, holding opponents to around 18 points. Riding an eight-game winning streak, they have proven they can thrive in high-pressure situations, making them a formidable playoff contender.

3. Buffalo (14-2)

Power Points: 63.3
Buffalo ranks high due to their balanced approach, showcasing an impressive average of 25 points scored per game while allowing just 12 points per game. Their consistency both offensively and defensively positions them as a serious threat to anyone in playoff contention.

 
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1)      Trading will close 6/30.  No cuts are allowed after 6/30 until after FA bidding finishes.  No players can be put on Taxi squad after 6/30 until after FA bidding finishes.

 

2)      I will load FAs on Stratdraft by 7/3. 

 

3)      Free Agent bidding will begin 7/10.

 

4)      Free Agent Bidding will end in 2-3 weeks

 

5)      Trading will open after Free Agent bidding ends

 

6)      Rookie draft will begin 10/11 and last through 10/17


 

 
 The Super Bowl by alfred inkley
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Shawn Studebaker VS Calvin Opheim

PAFL Super Bowl Preview: Jaguars vs. Bears

The 12th PAFL Super Bowl features a clash of two powerhouse teams, each boasting dominant offenses and stout defenses. On one side, the Jacksonville Jaguars, coached by Shawn Studebaker, come in with a stellar 16-1 record, led by a prolific offense that ranks among the league's best in both rushing and passing. On the other, the Chicago Bears, under Calvin Opheim, boast a 14-3 record, powered by a balanced attack and a ferocious defense.

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Offensive Matchup

The Jaguars' offense is anchored by Justin Herbert, who has been efficient and explosive all season, throwing for over 3,500 yards with a 64.4% completion rate and 32 touchdowns. Their rushing attack, led by David Montgomery (1,015 yards, 4.6 avg.), is versatile, capable of breaking big plays and maintaining possession. The receiving corps features Tyreek Hill (1,799 yards, 78 catches), who can stretch the field, and Dallas, who has been reliable in clutch moments.

The Bears counter with Jalen Hurts, who has been a dual-threat with over 3,379 passing yards and 16 touchdowns, complemented by a strong rushing attack led by Jaylen Warren (784 yards, 5.3 avg.). Their passing game is diversified with targets like Lamb (1,749 yards) and London (905 yards), while their offensive line has been solid, providing Hurts ample time to deliver.

Defensive Clash

Defensively, the Jaguars have a formidable front led by Maxx Crosby (14 sacks) and Justin Allen (9 sacks), capable of applying relentless pressure on the quarterback. Their secondary, featuring Denzel Ward and Asante Samuel Jr., has been opportunistic, with multiple interceptions and a knack for forcing turnovers.

The Bears' defense, coached by Opheim, is characterized by a physical and aggressive style. Led by Jonathan Allen (8.9 overall grade, 3 sacks) and Tremaine Edmunds (7 tackles, 3 sacks), they excel at stopping the run and pressuring the passer. Their secondary, with Denzel Ward and Justin Simmons, has created turnovers—combining for 7 interceptions and multiple forced fumbles.

Special Teams & Turnovers

Special teams could be a key factor. The Jaguars' kicker Brett Maher has been reliable, while the Bears' Eddy Pineiro is nearly perfect on field goals. Turnovers might decide the game: the Bears have committed more turnovers (25) but also have a knack for creating turnovers (17), including 5 interceptions by Johnson Jr. and 4 by Simmons.

Keys to Victory

  • Jaguars: Their balanced attack and high-powered offense will aim to exploit the Bears' secondary. Containing Hurts and forcing turnovers on offense could tilt the game in their favor.

  • Bears: Their stout defense, especially in stopping the run, and the ability to generate pressure on Herbert could disrupt the Jaguars' rhythm. Efficient ball control and minimizing turnovers will be crucial.

Final Score Prediction

This game promises to be a tightly contested battle. Expect a high-scoring affair with both offenses finding success, but ultimately, the Jaguars' ability to consistently move the chains and their defensive pressure could edge out the Bears.

Predicted Final Score: Jaguars 31, Bears 27

Summary: A thrilling, back-and-forth Super Bowl, with the Jaguars narrowly claiming the title behind Herbert's leadership and Crosby’s pass rush, but the Bears making it a tense finish through their aggressive defense and timely turnovers.

 
 

 

 

 

 

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