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Circa Sports Million II Week 9 Selections Circa Sports Million II Week 9 Selections ENTRY NAME SELECTIONS "4th Quarter"-1 4. BILLS +3 10. LIONS +4½ 12. COLTS +1½ 17. WASHINGTON -2½ 19. RAIDERS PK "THERE HE IS, WIZARD-1 2. 49ERS +6½ 11. RAVENS -1½ 18. GIANTS +2½ 20. CHARGERS PK 26. SAINTS +4 @coversharks-1 4. BILLS +3 6. BRONCOS +4 8. BEARS +6½ 9. VIKINGS -4½ 20. CHARGERS PK @Jay Swah SpOrts-1 9. VIKINGS -4½ 11. RAVENS -1½ 13. CHIEFS -10½ 17. WASHINGTON -2½ 24. DOLPHINS +4½ @Jay Swah SpOrts-2 3. SEAHAWKS -3 15. TEXANS -6½ 19. RAIDERS PK 21. STEELERS -13½ 27. PATRIOTS -7½ @Jay Swah SpOrts-3 17. WASHINGTON -2½ 21. STEELERS -13½ 24. DOLPHINS +4½ 26. SAINTS +4 27. PATRIOTS -7½ @liOn_capper-1 1. PACKERS -6½ 12. COLTS +1½ 20. CHARGERS PK 24. DOLPHINS +4½ 25. BUCS -4 @MarkusEricsen #MIH-1 4. BILLS +3 7. TITANS -6½ 14. PANTHERS +10½ 15. TEXANS -6½ 25. BUCS -4 @MarkusEricsen #MIH-2 7. TITANS -6½ 14. PANTHERS +10½ 15. TEXANS -6½ 18. GIANTS +2½ 25. BUCS -4 @Pigskin_Junkies-1 4. BILLS +3 11. RAVENS -1½ 14. PANTHERS +10½ 18. GIANTS +2½ 21. STEELERS -13½ @Pigskin_Junkies-2 4. BILLS +3 9. VIKINGS -4½ 14. PANTHERS +10½ 21. STEELERS -13½ 27. PATRIOTS -7½ @Pigskin_Junkies-3 4. BILLS +3 9. VIKINGS -4½ 14. PANTHERS +10½ 18. GIANTS +2½ 21. STEELERS -13½ @plastered in paris-1 5. FALCONS -4 9. VIKINGS -4½ 19. RAIDERS PK 21. STEELERS -13½ 23. CARDINALS -4½ @PUMPKIN-1 4. BILLS +3 12. COLTS +1½ 17. WASHINGTON -2½ 23. CARDINALS -4½ 27. PATRIOTS -7½ @PUMPKIN-2 5. FALCONS -4 19. RAIDERS PK 22. COWBOYS +13½ 23. CARDINALS -4½ 27. PATRIOTS -7½ @TAYSTEVENS-1 12. COLTS +1½ 17. WASHINGTON -2½ 20. CHARGERS PK 25. BUCS -4 27. PATRIOTS -7½ @TAYSTEVENS-2 8. BEARS +6½ 12. COLTS +1½ 20. CHARGERS PK 24. DOLPHINS +4½ 27. PATRIOTS -7½ @thelOckclub-1 4. BILLS +3 12. COLTS +1½ 20. CHARGERS PK 25. BUCS -4 28. JETS +7½ @thelOckclub-2 3. SEAHAWKS -3 7. TITANS -6½ 15. TEXANS -6½ 18. GIANTS +2½ 25. BUCS -4 @THESONNYVEGA-1 3. SEAHAWKS -3 17. WASHINGTON -2½ 24. DOLPHINS +4½ 25. BUCS -4 27. PATRIOTS -7½ @TODDQSPORTS-1 4. BILLS +3 10. LIONS +4½ 12. COLTS +1½ 20. CHARGERS PK 27. PATRIOTS -7½ @VEGASSHARP-1 10. LIONS +4½ 11. RAVENS -1½ 20. CHARGERS PK 22. COWBOYS +13½ 23. CARDINALS -4½ * THE NUT SQUIRRELS-1 11. RAVENS -1½ 17. WASHINGTON -2½ 21. STEELERS -13½ 24. DOLPHINS +4½ 27. PATRIOTS -7½ * THE NUT SQUIRRELS-2 1. PACKERS -6½ 9. VIKINGS -4½ 11. RAVENS -1½ 21. STEELERS -13½ 26. SAINTS +4 * THE NUT SQUIRRELS-3 8. BEARS +6½ 11. RAVENS -1½ 16. JAGUARS +6½ 17. WASHINGTON -2½ 20. CHARGERS PK #FireKevinWarren-1 5. FALCONS -4 15. TEXANS -6½ 19. RAIDERS PK 23. CARDINALS -4½ 26. SAINTS +4 #HAMM 1-1 3. SEAHAWKS -3 13. CHIEFS -10½ 15. TEXANS -6½ 18. GIANTS +2½ 21. STEELERS -13½ #italianladies-1 8. BEARS +6½ 9. VIKINGS -4½ 11. RAVENS -1½ 20. CHARGERS PK 27. PATRIOTS -7½ #JAYFIRE27-1 4. BILLS +3 11. RAVENS -1½ 19. RAIDERS PK 24. DOLPHINS +4½ 26. SAINTS +4 $trictly Bu$ine$$-1 5. FALCONS -4 7. TITANS -6½ 24. DOLPHINS +4½ 25. BUCS -4 28. JETS +7½ 007MOnster-1 3. SEAHAWKS -3 17. WASHINGTON -2½ 19. RAIDERS PK 21. STEELERS -13½ 23. CARDINALS -4½ 007MOnster-2 3. SEAHAWKS -3 14. PANTHERS +10½ 17. WASHINGTON -2½ 21. STEELERS -13½ 23. CARDINALS -4½ 007MOnster-3 3. SEAHAWKS -3 14. PANTHERS +10½ 17. WASHINGTON -2½ 21. STEELERS -13½ 23. CARDINALS -4½ 1 Nut Willie-1 1. PACKERS -6½ 11. RAVENS -1½ 13. CHIEFS -10½ 21. STEELERS -13½ 23. CARDINALS -4½ 1 UP-1 3. SEAHAWKS -3 13. CHIEFS -10½ 21. STEELERS -13½ 24. DOLPHINS +4½ 27. PATRIOTS -7½ 1108 BEARS-1 3. SEAHAWKS -3 15. TEXANS -6½ 23. CARDINALS -4½ 25. BUCS -4 27. PATRIOTS -7½ 13 macyn-1 3. SEAHAWKS -3 11. RAVENS -1½ 13. CHIEFS -10½ 21. STEELERS -13½ 25. BUCS -4 13 macyn-2 5. FALCONS -4 13. CHIEFS -10½ 15. TEXANS -6½ 21. STEELERS -13½ 25. BUCS -4 133Z1ZJVQU13T-1 3. SEAHAWKS -3 8. BEARS +6½ 12. COLTS +1½ 14. PANTHERS +10½ 25. BUCS -4 15SECONDSOFPITINO-1 3. SEAHAWKS -3 10. LIONS +4½ 23. CARDINALS -4½ 25. BUCS -4 27. PATRIOTS -7½ 15SECONDSOFPITINO-2 3. SEAHAWKS -3 10. LIONS +4½ 23. CARDINALS -4½ 25. BUCS -4 27. PATRIOTS -7½ 19TH HOLE-1 8. BEARS +6½ 11. RAVENS -1½ 15. TEXANS -6½ 19. RAIDERS PK 23. CARDINALS -4½ 1DAYRAY-1 3. SEAHAWKS -3 9. VIKINGS -4½ 11. RAVENS -1½ 15. TEXANS -6½ 23. CARDINALS -4½ 1DAYRAY-2 3. SEAHAWKS -3 11. RAVENS -1½ 13. CHIEFS -10½ 21. STEELERS -13½ 26. SAINTS +4 1DAYRAY-3 7. TITANS -6½ 10. LIONS +4½ 13. CHIEFS -10½ 25. BUCS -4 28. JETS +7½ 1hunnit-1 3. SEAHAWKS -3 11. RAVENS -1½ 15. TEXANS -6½ 23. CARDINALS -4½ 26. SAINTS +4 1JeffIgOr-1 5. FALCONS -4 13. CHIEFS -10½ 17. WASHINGTON -2½ 21. STEELERS -13½ 27. PATRIOTS -7½ 1ST Down-1 6. BRONCOS +4 12. COLTS +1½ 20. CHARGERS PK 23. CARDINALS -4½ 25. BUCS -4 1ST TIME CALLAH-1 9. VIKINGS -4½ 15. TEXANS -6½ 21. STEELERS -13½ 23. CARDINALS -4½ 28. JETS +7½ 1ST TIME CALLAH-2 3. SEAHAWKS -3 15. TEXANS -6½ 17. WASHINGTON -2½ 21. STEELERS -13½ 23. CARDINALS -4½ 2 MANY WINNERS-1 3. SEAHAWKS -3 7. TITANS -6½ 15. TEXANS -6½ 18. GIANTS +2½ 26. SAINTS +4 2 to Get It-1 8. BEARS +6½ 9. VIKINGS -4½ 21. STEELERS -13½ 24. DOLPHINS +4½ 25. BUCS -4 205-1 3. SEAHAWKS -3 8. BEARS +6½ 11. RAVENS -1½ 23. CARDINALS -4½ 25. BUCS -4 205-2 3. SEAHAWKS -3 6. BRONCOS +4 11. RAVENS -1½ 13. CHIEFS -10½ 25. BUCS -4 25 MILLION TO 1.-1 3. SEAHAWKS -3 6. BRONCOS +4 11. RAVENS -1½ 15. TEXANS -6½ 25. BUCS -4 2RICHWHITEBOYS-1 3. SEAHAWKS -3 15. TEXANS -6½ 17. WASHINGTON -2½ 20. CHARGERS PK 23. CARDINALS -4½ Circa Sports Million II Week 9 Selections ENTRY NAME SELECTIONS 2XDads BOOm-1 4. BILLS +3 11. RAVENS -1½ 19. RAIDERS PK 23. CARDINALS -4½ 25. BUCS -4 3 BLIND MICE-1 7. TITANS -6½ 11. RAVENS -1½ 15. TEXANS -6½ 17. WASHINGTON -2½ 21. STEELERS -13½ 3 IdiOts-1 3. SEAHAWKS -3 11. RAVENS -1½ 13. CHIEFS -10½ 18. GIANTS +2½ 21. STEELERS -13½ 3 Men And A Baby-1 3. SEAHAWKS -3 7. TITANS -6½ 11. RAVENS -1½ 19. RAIDERS PK 23. CARDINALS -4½ 3 MULLETS-1 4. BILLS +3 6. BRONCOS +4 7. TITANS -6½ 17. WASHINGTON -2½ 24. DOLPHINS +4½ 3 PUTT 4 WHAT-1 9. VIKINGS -4½ 11. RAVENS -1½ 17. WASHINGTON -2½ 19. RAIDERS PK 25. BUCS -4 3 SleepdOctOrs-1 3. SEAHAWKS -3 8. BEARS +6½ 11. RAVENS -1½ 23. CARDINALS -4½ 25. BUCS -4 30 A STRONG-1 11. RAVENS -1½ 13. CHIEFS -10½ 21. STEELERS -13½ 24. DOLPHINS +4½ 27. PATRIOTS -7½ 36CHAMBERS-1 3. SEAHAWKS -3 6. BRONCOS +4 11. RAVENS -1½ 21. STEELERS -13½ 25. BUCS -4 3CROWNS-1 3. SEAHAWKS -3 11. RAVENS -1½ 15. TEXANS -6½ 21. STEELERS -13½ 24. DOLPHINS +4½ 3DrunkGuys+aScoOter-1 3. SEAHAWKS -3 6. BRONCOS +4 11. RAVENS -1½ 18. GIANTS +2½ 23. CARDINALS -4½ 3Meatballs&A PienOgi-1 11. RAVENS -1½ 17. WASHINGTON -2½ 20. CHARGERS PK 21. STEELERS -13½ 24. DOLPHINS +4½ 3RD FlOOr Patterson-1 11. RAVENS -1½ 15. TEXANS -6½ 19. RAIDERS PK 21. STEELERS -13½ 23. CARDINALS -4½ 3STOOPS@145-1 8. BEARS +6½ 13. CHIEFS -10½ 15. TEXANS -6½ 20. CHARGERS PK 21. STEELERS -13½ 4 A L M-1 6. BRONCOS +4 8. BEARS +6½ 9. VIKINGS -4½ 23. CARDINALS -4½ 25. BUCS -4 4 GringOs-1 3. SEAHAWKS -3 10. LIONS +4½ 21. STEELERS -13½ 23. CARDINALS -4½ 25. BUCS -4 4 VSIN Degenerates-1 3. SEAHAWKS -3 11. RAVENS -1½ 20. CHARGERS PK 21. STEELERS -13½ 25. BUCS -4 412Crew-1 4. BILLS +3 11. RAVENS -1½ 20. CHARGERS PK 23. CARDINALS -4½ 25. BUCS -4 420ERS-1 3. SEAHAWKS -3 7. TITANS -6½ 12. COLTS +1½ 14. PANTHERS +10½ 25. BUCS -4 44 Long-1 4. BILLS +3 13. CHIEFS -10½ 17. WASHINGTON -2½ 23. CARDINALS -4½ 26. SAINTS +4 4DenningsCans-1 7. TITANS -6½ 11. RAVENS -1½ 15. TEXANS -6½ 17. WASHINGTON -2½ 21. STEELERS -13½ 4KW1617-1 1. PACKERS -6½ 6. BRONCOS +4 15. TEXANS -6½ 21. STEELERS -13½ 23. CARDINALS -4½ 4MYSWEETHEART-1 3. SEAHAWKS -3 9. VIKINGS -4½ 11. RAVENS -1½ 17. WASHINGTON -2½ 21. STEELERS -13½ 4th N Goal-1 3. SEAHAWKS -3 6. BRONCOS +4 8. BEARS +6½ 11. RAVENS -1½ 23. CARDINALS -4½ 4th N Goal-2 3. SEAHAWKS -3 8. BEARS +6½ 9. VIKINGS -4½ 11. RAVENS -1½ 14. PANTHERS +10½ 5 BUKI ODS-1 8. BEARS +6½ 11. RAVENS -1½ 15. TEXANS -6½ 23. CARDINALS -4½ 27. PATRIOTS -7½ 5 BUKI ODS-2 3. SEAHAWKS -3 9. VIKINGS -4½ 11. RAVENS -1½ 17. WASHINGTON -2½ 23. CARDINALS -4½ 5 Inch Ditka-1 4. BILLS +3 12. COLTS +1½ 16. JAGUARS +6½ 24. DOLPHINS +4½ 26. SAINTS +4 5 VIEWS FROM VEGAS-1 2. 49ERS +6½ 6. BRONCOS +4 10. LIONS +4½ 14. PANTHERS +10½ 26. SAINTS +4 5 VIEWS FROM VEGAS-2 6. BRONCOS +4 8. BEARS +6½ 10. LIONS +4½ 14. PANTHERS +10½ 20. CHARGERS PK 5 VIEWS FROM VEGAS-3 6. BRONCOS +4 8. BEARS +6½ 11. RAVENS -1½ 18. GIANTS +2½ 22. COWBOYS +13½ 50% RIGHT 1/2 TIME-1 8. BEARS +6½ 11. RAVENS -1½ 21.
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