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TEAM	W/L	PPG
WFC WEST
ESK (D)	7-6	38.7
ENF (W)	7-6	42.3
SPG (T)	4-9	41.2
WFC NORTH
GNL (D)*	8-5	49.7
CSF	5-7-1	37.3
WYD	5-8	31.3
LFC CENTRAL
FFF (D)	8-5	40.2
MUL	8-5	50.2
MDH (T)	3-10	33.1
LFC SOUTH
CYC (D)*	10-2-1	46.7
EVM (W)	8-5	45.1
HPK	4-9	26.5
* - 1st Round Bye (D) - Division Champion (W) - Wild Card (T) - Toilet Bowl

Week 17

31.12.07 - LFC No-Shows At Pro Bowl

Nothing else left to say.

25.12.07 - FFF Finds Rendleman Trophy Under Christmas Tree

Despite all that makes sense, the Fat French Ferrets captured their first title by virtue of the first ever Monday Night comeback in Brief Bowl history. FFF entered the season's final night trailing the Pies by 5, but by the end of the night, the foot of San Diego's Nate Kaeding had overcome ESK's QB (Philip Rivers) and TE (last week's Macho Player of the Week, Tony Scheffler) to secure the Rendleman Trophy.
Lest we forget, Le Gros Furet de Français protected the Chicago Bears DST as a franchise player (a league first), then twice tried to draft another team's franchise player with their first pick in the Draft. They then forget to start their best player (Steve Smith) for the Brief Bowl. And yet, the Rendleman Trophy is headed for a parade down the Champs Elysees.
Finally, the pièce de résistance proving the Fantasy Football Gods were behind this victory: the aforementioned Chicago Bears DST, FFF's franchise player, scored 23 pts -- the second-highest total in Brief Bowl history. The Bears did so from the bench.
ESK's come-from-ahead loss was their first Brief Bowl loss in four appearances, and only the second loss for the WFC/Western Division ever.

2007 POSTSEASON SCORING LEADERS

quarterbacks			running backs
1.	Matt Hasselbeck	28	1.	Earnest Graham	24
2.	Peyton Manning	20	2.	Brandon Jacobs	18
3.	Jay Cutler	16	3.	Kevin Jones	15
3.	Philip Rivers	16	3.	Jamal Lewis	15
5.	Kurt Warner	15	3.	Chester Taylor	15
wide receivers			tight ends
1.	Marques Colston	21	1.	Dallas Clark	12
2.	Brandon Marshall	18	1.	Tony Scheffler	12
2.	Braylon Edwards	18	3.	Antonio Gates	9
4.	Dennis Northcutt	12	4.	Donald Lee	6
4.	Reggie Brown	12	5.	Owen Daniels	3
4.	Jerricho Cotchery	12
defense / special teams			kickers
1.	Green Bay Packers	25	1.	Nate Kaeding	31
1.	Chicago Bears	25	2.	Shayne Graham	27
3.	Minnesota Vikings	13	3.	Josh Brown	23
4.	Baltimore Ravens	12	4.	Mason Crosby (R)	18
5.	Dallas Cowboys	7	5.	Matt Stover	12
Scoring totals in bold denote new scoring record.

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