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Chalk Edition CHARCH'S PLAYOFF CHEAT SHEET - CHALK EDITION Games played assumptions for the Chalk format: AFC games played NFC games played Key Assumption for Chalk Baltimore - 3 San Francisco - 3 - Vegas favorites always win Kansas City - 2 New Orleans - 3 New England - 2 Seattle - 2 (See the "Charch" format for his personal sheet which deviates Houston - 2 Philadelphia - 1 from Vegas odds.) Buffalo - 1 Green Bay - 1 Tennessee - 1 Minnesota - 1 YOU CAN WIN $125,000 IN THE PLAYOFFS! GO TO NFC.SHGN.COM/RULES/359 FOR FANBALL'S HIGH STAKES GAME QBs RBs WRs Ks Lamar Jackson, Bal (3) Mark Ingram, Bal (3) Michael Thomas, NO (3) Justin Tucker, Bal (3) Drew Brees, NO (3) Alvin Kamara, NO (3) Tyreek Hill, KC (2) Robbie Gould, SF (3) Patrick Mahomes, KC (2) Raheem Mostert, SF (3) Julian Edelman, NE (2) Will Lutz, NO (3) Deshaun Watson, Hou (2) Damien Williams, KC (2) DeAndre Hopkins, Hou (2) Harrison Butker, KC (2) Jimmy Garoppolo, SF (3) James White, NE (2) Deebo Samuel, SF (3) Ka'imi Fairbairn, Hou (2) Russell Wilson, SEA (2) Sony Michel, NE (2) Emmanuel Sanders, SF (3) Jason Myers, SEA (2) Tom Brady, NE (2) Derrick Henry, Ten (1) Marquise Brown, Bal (3) Nick Folk, NE (2) Ryan Tannehill, Ten (1) Aaron Jones, GB (1) Tyler Lockett, SEA (2) Greg Joseph, Ten (1) Aaron Rodgers, GB (1) Carlos Hyde, Hou (2) DK Metcalf, SEA (2) Jake Elliott, PHI (1) Josh Allen, Buf (1) Marshawn Lynch, SEA (2) Davante Adams, GB (1) Mason Crosby, GB (1) Carson Wentz, PHI (1) Duke Johnson, Hou (2) AJ Brown, Ten (1) Stephen Hauschka, Buf (1) Taysom Hill, NO (3) Dalvin Cook, MIN (1) Stefon Diggs, MIN (1) Dan Bailey, MIN (1) Kirk Cousins, MIN (1) Gus Edwards, Bal (3) Adam Thielen, MIN (1) Devin Singletary, Buf (1) Will Fuller, Hou (2) My Team TEs Jordan Howard, PHI (1) Kendrick Bourne, SF (3) George Kittle, SF (3) Latavius Murray, NO (3) Mohamed Sanu, NE (2) Mark Andrews, Bal (3) Boston Scott, PHI (1) Tre'Quan Smith, NO (3) Jared Cook, NO (3) Jamaal Williams, GB (1) Mecole Hardman, KC (2) Travis Kelce, KC (2) Travis Homer, SEA (2) Miles Boykin, Bal (3) Dallas Goedert, PHI (1) Miles Sanders, PHI (1) John Brown, Buf (1) Jacob Hollister, SEA (2) Justice Hill, Bal (3) Greg Ward, PHI (1) Jonnu Smith, Ten (1) Rex Burkhead, NE (2) Cole Beasley, Buf (1) Darren Fells, Hou (2) Matt Breida, SF (3) Kenny Stills, Hou (2) Hayden Hurst, Bal (3) Darwin Thompson, KC (2) N'Keal Harry, NE (2) Dawson Knox, Buf (1) Tevin Coleman, SF (3) Willie Snead, Bal (3) Nick Boyle, Bal (3) Frank Gore, Buf (1) Sammy Watkins, KC (2) Jimmy Graham, GB (1) Mike Boone, MIN (1) Allen Lazard, GB (1) Ross Dwelly, SF (3) Deion Lewis, Ten (1) Nelson Agholor, PHI (1) Ben Watson, NE (2) Dexter Williams, GB (1) Demarcus Robinson, KC (2) Kyle Rudolph, MIN (1) Jeff Wilson, SF (3) David Moore, SEA (2) Josh Hill, NO (3) Alexander Mattison, MIN (1) Ted Ginn, NO (3) Jordan Akins, Hou (2) TJ Yeldon, Buf (1) Keke Coutee, Hou (2) Zach Ertz, PHI (1) LeSean McCoy, KC (2) Corey Davis, Ten (1) Matt LaCosse, NE (2) M. Valdes-Scantling, GB (1) Marcedes Lewis, GB (1) Jakobi Meyers, NE (2) Geronimo Allison, GB (1) Isaiah McKenzie, Buf (1) Tajae Sharp, Ten (1).
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