The playoff picture just got a little clearer.
Florida Tuskers (4-0):
The Tuskers are clearly in the playoffs.  Even if they lose their last two games, they would finish at 4-2, but win any tie-breaker against the Redwoods or the Locomotives.
California Redwoods (2-2):
It comes down to this:  Wins against the Locomotives AND the Tuskers gives the Redwoods second place and the right to play the Tuskers in the Championship Game.
Losses to both the Locos and the Tuskers gives the Locomotives second place and the right to play the Tuskers in the Championship …

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So our Redwoods are 2-2.  We could just as easily been 0-4, 3-1, or 4-0. I’m not seeing any consistency, except that you can’t change the channel until the game is over.
With 2 games left, one of which is against the Tuskers, we cannot afford to make any more mistakes.  From my comfy armchair, here is my opinion:
1. The Defense seems to man up only when they have to.
That’s not the way Dennis Green played or coaches.  That’s not the way the premiere defenses in the NFL play.  Consider these …

The 1-2 Redwoods travel to East Rutherford, New Jersey tonight to play the 0-2 Sentinels.
The Redwoods’ sole victory came against the Sentinels 2 weeks ago. While the Sentinels were idle, the Redwoods were tuned up by the Tuskers.
If Mike McMahon and the receiving corp have their act together, I predict another victory.
Note: I have to be out of the city away from a TV,  so I can’t watch the game live.  I do have a DVR, unless HINT HINT…one of you viewers/members would like to report on the game …

(Florida):
The good news: The Redwoods are a force to be reckoned with.
The bad news: The Force was with the Tuskers Thursday.
The game started off well, looking like a 12-round, Ali-Frazier fight.  ‘
The Tuskers had scored 35 and 29 points in their first two games, and it looked like they had a fight on their hands in Game 3.
The California Redwoods turned their O and their D up a notch against the undefeated and high-scoring Florida Tuskers, holding them scoreless in the first quarter.  No team had done that since …