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Hall of
Shame - Week 6
Everybody Knows Your Name
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I don't care who you are; Player, Coach,
Broadcaster, Writer, you name it. You sucked, and we're going to tell you
why.
Another staff
favorite, our Hall of Shame picks highlight our individual selections for the
worst sports-related performers of the week.
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Smokin' Joe - Jake
Plummer
First off I have never liked Plummer as a
fantasy quarterback. Never in my life have I drafted, traded for or
picked up Plummer off waivers. That was until this year.
I took Plummer as my bye week quarterback
because my starter is Peyton Manning and the Broncos were playing the
Raiders on Peyton's bye week. Peyton never misses a game so one week,
one stinking week that's all I needed him for.
How does Plummer respond? He throws
for a whopping 102 yards and I lose. All he needed to do was not
have the worst game of his career.
Readers interested in joining the Jake Plummer Hater's club. Please
email me at Jakeistheworst@nflfreaks.com.
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CrunchTime -
Larry Johnson
While it's unusual for a running back who
gets in the end zone to get a Hall of Shame nod, it's also unusual for a
consensus number one fantasy pick to rush the ball 15 times for 26
yards.
A sub-2 yard per carry average is absurd,
and this week he wasn't even able to offset it with decent receiving
yards (he only had 3 receptions for 6 yards). The touchdown he did get
only served to dull the pain of watching the Chiefs not punch it in from
inside the 10 several other times.
I suggest all of you Johnson owners start
sending Willie Roaf letters asking him to come out of retirement. This
is definitely shameful.
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The Sandman -
Derrick Mason
"Paging Mr. Mason, Mr. Derrick Mason,
please report to the Baltimore Ravens offensive game plan."
That is what it feels like to be an owner
of Mason these days. When the Ravens signed Steve McNair in the
off-season, Mason’s fantasy value went way up since his best seasons
were with McNair as his quarterback in Tennessee. So far this year he
has done squat (310 yards and no touchdowns).
This week we don’t know what happened but
Mason recorded zero catches for zero yards. This award is not only for
this week but for an entire season of doing absolutely nothing.
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Hall
of Shame 2006 Archives
Week 1:
Shaun Alexander, Cadillac Williams,
Brett Favre
Week 2:
Marc Bulger, Wali Lundy
Week 3:
Andy Reid / Donte' Stallworth, Kurt
Warner, Chris Cooley
Week 4: Daunte Culpepper, Kurt Warner,
Randy Moss
Week 5:
Drew Bledsoe, LaDanian Tomlinson,
Jeremy Shockey
Hall
of Shame 2005 Archives
Week 1:
Chad Pennington, Daunte Culpepper, Brett Favre
Week 2:
Jamal Lewis, Corey Dillon, Daunte Culpepper
Week 3:
Chad Pennington, Antwaan Randel-El
Week 4:
Kerry Collins, New England Defense, Mike Martz
Week 5: Michael
Clayton, Andre Johnson, Aaron Brooks, Donovan McNabb
Week 6: Game Playing by NFL
Coaches, Stephen Davis
Week 7: Bill
Parcells and the Dallas Cowboys, Chris Brown, Carson Palmer, LaDanian
Tomlinson
Week 8:
Pacman Jones, Brett Favre, Tampa Bay Offense
Week 9:
Terrell Owens, Brian Westbrook, Kurt Warner, Brett
Favre
Week 10: Corey
Dillon, Michael Bennett, Carnell Williams
Week 11: Joey
Galloway, Stephen Davis, Steven Jackson
Week 12: NFL
Kickers, Mike Sherman
Week 13: Jamal
Lewis, Muhsin Muhammed
Week 14:
Carson Palmer, LaDanian Tomlinson, Ryan Fitzpatrick
Week 15: Drew
Bledsoe, Michael Vick
Week 16:
Ryan Moats, LaDanian Tomlinson
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