Great password.

I've never played fantasy football.

Don't be such a drama queen, superchunk.

When you say "made up", then it feels like you are insinuating that I lied. What I actually did was overexaggerating your faith in the Bears. Yes, it was an overexaggeration, but not a lie.

Did that really happen or is that just one of your gay fantasies?

Not about Romo, but did you see the video that EA Sports posted because Dez Bryant "complained" about his Madden rating dropping from 96 to 90? EA Sports gets easily butthurt.

1. You are not supposed to edit your predictions. Neither the bracket or the weekly picks. A new post is required.

This rule does not exist to badger the VGC community, it's there because there are no notifications that a post was edited and when it was edited. It also exists because I don't want to go through the thread again to doublecheck if there have been updates to predictions. I read all posts, transfer the data to the spreadsheet and be done with it. If someone creates a new post to make a change, I'll read that post (because it's new) and overwrite the previous data in the spreadsheet. Nothing gets lost this way and nobody has to wonder about when changes of other players were submitted, because new posts create new timestamps.

2. As if it wasn't bad enough that you edited your bracket, you didn't even say so in any way. That makes the whole thing even worse.

I've entered your updated bracket in the spreadsheet, but in the future neither you or anyone else should edit their posts. This isn't just about me not wanting to deal with additional work, it's to your own benefit as well. For one, new posts assure that your changes will be spotted, and two, you'll get a timestamp to prove to everyone that you made changes before a deadline.