At first, there were sixteen plays. An initial round of voting has cut the field in half, bringing things down to eight plays.
Round 2 of Minnesota Madness is officially underway with a new cluster of matchups. Similar to the opening round, the matchups are determined based on when the game arrived. The “highest” game — Game 1, Game 2, Game 3, etc. — is getting put against the lowest game — Game 14, Game 15, Game 16, etc. For our purposes, Kirk Cousins’ excellent deep ball from Game 1 (Tampa Bay in Week 1) is getting the burden of tussling with Justin Jefferson’s sensational catch from Game 15 (Detroit in Week 16).