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    PFC: Cliburn's Week Four Preview

    By OIL Commissioner Justin C Cliburn
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    After three weeks, the PFC is a story of haves and have-nots. Five teams have winning records while eight have lost more they've won. Leading the pack in wins are the Vandals and Drifters. Leading the pack in points are Team Tadlock and the Sixers. At this point the latter two look like the favorites to win whis conference. But, with 10 games to go, it's still anyone's game.

    #5 FDC Chiefs vs. #2 Great Plains Drifters

    This is your PFC game of the week. Pennington took over midway through last season and made it to the championship game. Gray's Drifters come into the matchup 3-0 after mumbling his way through the draft at the cabin between rounds of target practice. It may sound crazy, but I'm picking Gray to get to an astonishing 4-0. 
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    AFC: Zerger's Week Four Preview

    By Redlegs​ Manager Lance Zerger
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    After three weeks of play, there is only one team that has remained unbeaten. The Vultures are at the top of the standings all alone, and they have a tough matchup this week. Last week we saw the first-place Cocks go down. Is this going to be a trend this year, in which the first place team holds it for less than a week? We'll see if Brosh can stay atop the standings. 

    #7 Warm Bodies vs. #2 Redlegs

    The Redlegs take on the Warm Bodies who are 2-1 and are in 7th place. This game has the Redlegs going on the road and are a six-point favorite. The Warm Bodies tote the same record as the Redlegs; the only thing that separates them are the amount of points scored. This game is a toss-up.
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    NFC: Cliburn's Week Four Preview

    By OIL Commissioner Justin C. Cliburn
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    Three weeks in, only one team remains unbeaten: Pyle's Lucky Enuf. Week three #1 team the Hangovers was knocked from its perch by defending champion SoonerJack. Meanwhile the Roughnecks and AMMODOGS fell to 0-3. 

    #4 SoonerJack vs. #3 Hard Targets

    This is the NFC game of the week. Number three versus number four. The defending champion against 2015's regular-season champion. Look for Finch and the Hard Targets to knock off Bruesch en route to a 3-1 start.