CB Posse Fantasy Football League

Thursday, August 22, 2013

Oh, It’s On (2013 version)

Wow. The 2013 NFL season is upon us. It’s coming heavy this year, like a B-52 crammed full with a payload of instant death. And this year it’s gunning square at N…Y…C.

Last year the New York crew dominated the CBFFL, owning the top four spots, and pushed the first non-posse member into the championship:

Jason 2364

Gene 2329

Murat 2242

Jon 2217

Everybody else

Nice work Jason; great season, and quite a dramatic finish, snatching victory in the waning moments of December (of course, you owe me a cold drink for the Jedi magic I worked on Gene for you).

But this is a call to arms against a repeat performance by Murat and his cadre of motherless hamsters. Get ready! It’s about to be a bloodbath! It’s time for us old-timers to step up, put those rodents in their rightful place, and let me win another title.

Time to get to work.

Have a good time.

Thanking you in advance,

The Commish

History of the League

In the fall of 1991, six young boys entered the hallowed halls of the Banfield Academic Center to embark upon a journey that would make them into men. They were lead by the eponymous Carl Brown and his obsession with Dennis Hopper. His group, which gathered each day in their private, brick-walled alcove, consisted of Steven Caggiano, James Pickard, Sahil Tak, Hank Zakroff, and Murat Zincir. Though other people drifted in and out, this was the core of the entity that would come to be known as the CB Posse.

CB Posse FF officially began in 1993. The early years of the league would be dominanted by Murat and Pickard, who took the trophy three time each. It wasn't until the seventh year of CB Posse FF that this dynamic duo of NFL knowledge failed to capture first place. Sadly, in 1999, as the Posse members finished college, only four owners played, and, due to lack of interest, the league would begin a decade long hibernation.

In 2009, Pickard asked Hank whether he would be interested in getting the league back together. After an emphatic "YES!" from his friend, Pickard made some phone calls and the league was reborn like a glorious phoenix from the ashes. The 21st Century has revolutionized FF into a more competitive monster. CB Posse FF went completely digital, and unless you can navigate the nearly endless amounts of NFL information available on the internet, you don't have a chance. Sahil would emerge as the dominant force, and he destroyed the league for back-to-back championships.

21st Century CB Posse FF has seen significant expansion. Murat and Pickard have lured several local friends into the ranks. Murat's New York crew has been dominant, consistently finishing near the top, and even claiming several championships. CB Posse FF has also become multi-generational, as young Jack Caggiano has boldly followed his parents' footsteps. Even the trophy underwent massive expansion, and is renamed The Caggiano.