Final		1st	2nd	3rd	4th	T
	San Francisco 49ers	0	3	14	13	30
	Buffalo Bills	21	7	0	0	28

	Salley hopes Bledsoe can bring him to the promise land..

Keith Salley was rolling strong in the first three weeks of the season, putting up impressive numbers against decent competition and raising some eyebrows among his PFL rivals. Going into last week№s games, Salley was sitting pretty at 3-1. In unexplainable fashion, Salley decided to gamble late in the game against Allen, going for it on a 4th down in his own territory. Of course Salley failed to convert the 4th down, handing an easy opportunity for victory over to Coach Allen№s 49ers.

This gamble came at a very poor time for Salley as his next 5 games are all against tough opponents. Although Salley was able to put his mistake behind him in game 2 last week, his Bills just didn№t have enough to outlast the heavily favored Steelers. I№m sure that Salley will look back at his playcalling against Allen at the end of the season as one of the turning points in his rookie year in the PFL.

This week, Salley will be in a New York state of mind, playing both the Jets and the Giants. Against the Jets, Salley will have an advantage because of his success in moving the ball against Pittsburgh. Both the Jets and Steelers (Lucas and Conyers) are from the same camp and they both play identical defensive schemes. Unless Lucas can come up with some new schemes for stopping Salley№s deadly audible down-goaline scheme, look for Salley to have no trouble moving the ball with big plays to Molds and Price.

In game 2, Salley faces fellow rookie and sparring partner Jermaine Williams. Although we have never seen these two play each other in head-to-head competition, it appears that Salley has the better game at this point. It may be interesting though, because Williams has had plenty of opportunities to go against the goalline scheme of Salley and may have some tricks up his sleeve.