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Old 08-20-2013, 07:56 AM   #1
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The 2013 FF "Rate My Team" Thread

Since drafts are beginning to go down, it might as well be time to throw this up.
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Old 08-20-2013, 08:01 AM   #2
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One of my drafts was last night. Here are the results (for me).

#1 pick overall; 12-team league

QB: Matt Ryan (5th round)
RB: Adrian Peterson (1st)
RB: Reggie Bush (4th)
WR: Julio Jones (2nd)
WR: Denaryius Thomas (3rd)
WR: TY Hilton (8th)
TE: Greg Olsen (6th)
K: Lawrence Tynes (14th)
DEF: Pittsburgh (9th)

BN: Montee Ball (7th), Mark Ingram (10th), Josh Gordon (11th), Aaron Dobson (12th), Bernard Pierce (13th), Jermaine Gresham (15th)

My real regret is not getting Vernon Davis, who I think is going to be an absolute beast this year. I probably could have held off on a QB, but I felt there was a big dropoff from Ryan (and Tom Brady, who went two picks later) at that point.

I don't know if this is new, but Yahoo has draft grades this year. That's pretty cool.
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Old 08-20-2013, 08:11 AM   #3
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Hey Comey-

Really solid team and I wouldn't worry about the TE position as Olson is serviceable and you're pretty stacked. Assuming Ball wins the job in Denver he may start for you over Bush UNLESS this is PPR and then Bush is your man. I'm quite impressed and figure that you'll definitely make the playoffs assuming 4 make it and most likely make it if even just 2 make it. Well done!
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Old 08-20-2013, 08:16 AM   #4
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Hey guys, I'll post mine too. Standard scoring but 4 points for a QB throwing a TD. I picked out of the #2 spot in a 12 team, NON-PPR league. I made one waiver-wire move, dropping Darius Heyward-Bey for Zack Sudfeld. We start 1 QB, 2 RB, 2 WR, 1 Flex (WR/RB only), 1 TE, 1 K, 1 DEF.

Team name: Fostering Patriotism (I'm a Steelers fan so this REALLY pains me to have so many Patriots)

QB- Brady (5th round), Cutler (10th)
RB- Foster (1st), Ridley (2nd), S. Jackson (3rd), Ingram (11th)
WR- Cruz (4th), Bowe (6th), Brown (7th)
TE- Daniels (8th), Gronkowski (9th), Sudfeld (Heyward-Bey was 15th)
K- Bullock (14th)
DEF- Houston (12th), Pittsburgh (13th)
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Old 08-20-2013, 08:17 AM   #5
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Hey Comey-

Really solid team and I wouldn't worry about the TE position as Olson is serviceable and you're pretty stacked. Assuming Ball wins the job in Denver he may start for you over Bush UNLESS this is PPR and then Bush is your man. I'm quite impressed and figure that you'll definitely make the playoffs assuming 4 make it and most likely make it if even just 2 make it. Well done!

Danke. The Yahoo analysis has my team finishing second. I'll take that.
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Old 08-21-2013, 09:18 AM   #6
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10 team, .5PPR league, 5pt TD pass

QB Matthew Stafford
RB Trent Richardson
RB Matt Forte
WR Julio Jones
WR Danny Amendola
WR Cecil Shorts
FL Darren McFadden
TE Jermichael Finley

BN Ronnie Hillman
BN Shane Vereen
BN Steve Johnson
BN Michael Floyd
BN Chris Givens

Overall I'm pretty "eh" about this team I drafted last night.
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Old 08-21-2013, 09:48 PM   #7
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QB Newton
RB Spiller
RB Bush
WR Bowe
WR Hilton
Flex D. Richardson
TE Graham

BN Vereen
BN F. Jackson
BN Dwyer
BN Reece
BN E. Sanders
BN Britt
BN Blackmon

Splurged on Graham early...put me into a slight tailspin.

12 team league, picked 7th.
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Old 08-21-2013, 10:27 PM   #8
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10 team, .5PPR league, 5pt TD pass

QB Matthew Stafford
RB Trent Richardson
RB Matt Forte
WR Julio Jones
WR Danny Amendola
WR Cecil Shorts
FL Darren McFadden
TE Jermichael Finley

BN Ronnie Hillman
BN Shane Vereen
BN Steve Johnson
BN Michael Floyd
BN Chris Givens

Overall I'm pretty "eh" about this team I drafted last night.

Low floor, high ceiling, for sure.
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Old 08-21-2013, 11:49 PM   #9
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QB Matthew Stafford, Det QB
RB Alfred Morris, Wsh RB
RB Maurice Jones-Drew, Jac RB
WR Calvin Johnson, Det WR
WR Randall Cobb, GB WR
WR DeSean Jackson, Phi WR
TE Jermichael Finley, GB TE
DB Patrick Peterson, Ari CB
DP Morgan Burnett, GB S
D/ST Packers D/ST D/ST
K Kai Forbath, Wsh K
Bench Lamar Miller, Mia RB
Bench Antonio Brown, Pit WR
Bench Joe Flacco, Bal QB
Bench Mike Williams, TB WR
Bench Jared Cook, StL TE
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Old 08-22-2013, 01:08 AM   #10
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Impossible to rate a team without scoring, roster and league size info. Yiur team sucks in 4 team league, but looks realy good in 16 team league
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Old 08-22-2013, 01:10 AM   #11
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I will say however that not big on the way you picked your d players. Should move Burnett to db and pick up a good lb for your other d position
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Old 08-22-2013, 08:12 AM   #12
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10 team, .5PPR league, 5pt TD pass

QB Matthew Stafford
RB Trent Richardson
RB Matt Forte
WR Julio Jones
WR Danny Amendola
WR Cecil Shorts
FL Darren McFadden
TE Jermichael Finley

BN Ronnie Hillman
BN Shane Vereen
BN Steve Johnson
BN Michael Floyd
BN Chris Givens

Overall I'm pretty "eh" about this team I drafted last night.

I think Stafford has a bit of a bounce back but not quite what he was two years ago, somewhere between the two.

Running back has a lot of risk-reward here. Trent Richardson is a stud and I think Forte should be big under Tresman's system. DMC is really tough to own and I went in this year trying to avoid him at any cost because of injuries. However, I like your two back-ups of Hillman and Vereen. I'm a fan of Hillman and think he has the talent to hold the job but we'll see.

I think you're strong at WR in Jones and Amendola. I think Floyd could be a very positive surprise and may be a bigger player for you than Cecil Shorts.

Finley is in a contract year and needs a big year. I owned him last year and he was infuriating but if he and Rodgers can get past their crap, he should be strong.

I would say you probably have a team that'll go 7-7 or 8-6 and hopefully slide into the playoffs.
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Old 08-22-2013, 08:17 AM   #13
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QB Newton
RB Spiller
RB Bush
WR Bowe
WR Hilton
Flex D. Richardson
TE Graham

BN Vereen
BN F. Jackson
BN Dwyer
BN Reece
BN E. Sanders
BN Britt
BN Blackmon

Splurged on Graham early...put me into a slight tailspin.

12 team league, picked 7th.

You have two guys on your bench that could be brilliant picks: Dwyer and Blackmon (once he gets back). If one or both of them pan out then your team is in fabulous shape. I'm still old-school when it comes to the running back position and I think you have good running backs and depth. CJ Spiller should be great but I love that you handcuffed him.

The only place I feel that you may struggle is receiver but if Hilton keeps looking good he's going to get as many, if not more, targets as last year. I know that Heyward-Bey is ahead of him on the depth chart but Hilton's looked good. I'm a Bowe owner (not someone I've targeted) but I think that with Smith-Reid he could actually put up a pretty nice year but he's not a WR1.

I think you are strong early, particularly as Richardson holds the starting job. IF that slips to Pead then the rest of the season could be tough but I have you around 8-6 with a 3-1 start and then probably .500 the rest of the way.

Newton's going to be the key. If he puts it together for a big year or even a nice run in the middle of the season I think you could steal another win or two.
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Old 08-22-2013, 05:16 PM   #14
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QB Matthew Stafford, Det QB
RB Alfred Morris, Wsh RB
RB Maurice Jones-Drew, Jac RB
WR Calvin Johnson, Det WR
WR Randall Cobb, GB WR
WR DeSean Jackson, Phi WR
TE Jermichael Finley, GB TE
DB Patrick Peterson, Ari CB
DP Morgan Burnett, GB S
D/ST Packers D/ST D/ST
K Kai Forbath, Wsh K
Bench Lamar Miller, Mia RB
Bench Antonio Brown, Pit WR
Bench Joe Flacco, Bal QB
Bench Mike Williams, TB WR
Bench Jared Cook, StL TE

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I will say however that not big on the way you picked your d players. Should move Burnett to db and pick up a good lb for your other d position

Forgot to add Deandre Hopkins and Ben Tate

I went with the DB's as my players because special teams and tackles are pretty valuable. Sacks moreso, but by the time I got around to wanting a LB, no one was really that attractive.

10 teams, I picked 8th. Morris was my first, Megatron was my second.
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Old 08-23-2013, 07:02 AM   #15
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QB Tom Brady (3rd)
RB Adrian peterson (1st)
RB Montee Ball (4th)
WR Brandon marshall (2nd)
WR Cecil Shorts (6th)
TE Jermichael Finley (12th)
Flex Eddie Lacy (5th)
D Patriots D (13th)
K Garret Hartley (14th)

BN DeSean Jackson (7th)
BN Mike Williams (8th)
BN Mark Ingram (9th)
BN Matt Schaub (10th)
BN Kendall Wright (11th)

Took Lacy too early, as I had him in my queue but let time expire when I was mentally debating between reggie wayne and whoever for the 5th rounder.
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Old 08-25-2013, 02:55 PM   #16
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QB Peyton Manning
RB Alfred Morris
RB Maurice Jones-Drew
WR Roddy White
WR Cecil Shorts
TE Jason Whitten
R/W/T Darren McFadden
K Garrett Hartley
D Baltimore

Bench:
QB Kaepernick
RB Hillman
RB Woodhead
WR Decker
WR Hilton
WR Thompkins
D New York Giants

We only have 10 adds all year, so I picked up a defense to cover the bye week. I figure dusting two adds for Kicker and TE when the time comes isn't a big deal. I waffled back and forth on my last pick between Woodhead and Helu as a handcuff for Morris, but in the end went with Woodhead because I think he could actually be valuable this season.

Edit to add: been trying my ass off to trade one of my QB's all offseason but no luck so far. The two teams in the league that didn't keep anyone got Russell Wilson and Matthew Stafford, so I'm not sure I even have a trading partner who'd be up for anything.

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Old 08-25-2013, 03:12 PM   #17
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Thompkins and Hilton are good gets. They could both be top fantasy receivers in a year or two if they continue to play like they have. Other than that, I worry about your RB situation. McFadden feels like a lost cause to me. Maybe you can flip him for a young up and coming back like a Gio Bernard? I wouldn't take that deal, but maybe you can get lucky.
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Old 08-25-2013, 03:15 PM   #18
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QB Tom Brady (3rd)
RB Adrian peterson (1st)
RB Montee Ball (4th)
WR Brandon marshall (2nd)
WR Cecil Shorts (6th)
TE Jermichael Finley (12th)
Flex Eddie Lacy (5th)
D Patriots D (13th)
K Garret Hartley (14th)

BN DeSean Jackson (7th)
BN Mike Williams (8th)
BN Mark Ingram (9th)
BN Matt Schaub (10th)
BN Kendall Wright (11th)

Took Lacy too early, as I had him in my queue but let time expire when I was mentally debating between reggie wayne and whoever for the 5th rounder.

I'd be more worried about Montee Ball in the 4th. Finley in round 12 might pay off nicely, there have been a lot of good things said about him this year, but then it seems like that happens every year. DeSean Jackson might be a bit of a steal in that new offense. Since it is standard scoring though, I think the only misstep taken was picking Ball in round 4. Reggie Wayne would have been a great pick in the 5th.

Also, not quite getting all the love for Cecil Shorts. Isn't Gabbert the starter in Jacksonville? If so, Shorts will be lucky to crack 500 yards.
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Old 08-26-2013, 01:37 AM   #19
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Standard scoring (4pts for throwing TD), 12 team league. I picked first which I hate, but AP might actually be worth it this year

QB Kaepernick (4th)
RB Peterson (1st)
RB C.Johnson (2nd)
WR A.Johnson (3rd)
WR D.Bowe (6th)
Flex A.Bradshaw (5th)
TE O.Daniels (8th)
K G.Zuerlein (13th)
DEF New England (12th)

BN C.Shorts (7th)
BN L.Bell (9th)
BN J.Blackmon (10th)
BN B.Roethlisberger (11th)
BN K.Wright(14th)

Hate the Bowe pick, but he was the only WR within 20-30 ADP when I picked and I needed a second receiver bad. Wouldn't be surprised to see Blackmon or Shorts outperform him. I was really hoping for Jared Cook or Jordan Cameron to fall to me at TE but Daniels is projected to do better than either so no big loss.

Very weak at WR (2 Jags guys?! and Bowe as #2) but Yahoo seems to think it's the strongest team on paper in the league.

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Old 08-26-2013, 01:42 AM   #20
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Also, not quite getting all the love for Cecil Shorts. Isn't Gabbert the starter in Jacksonville? If so, Shorts will be lucky to crack 500 yards.

Considering he basically got 1000 yards and 7 TD's last season and the Jags QB situation probably won't be worse, don't think it's a huge stretch that he's a solid mid-round pick
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Old 08-26-2013, 11:41 AM   #21
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QB Tony Romo
RB Ray Rice
RB Jamaal Charles
WR AJ Green
WR Reggie Wayne
TE Jason Witten
RB/WR Giovanni Bernard
Bears Defense
K Matt Bryant
WR Torrey Smith
QB Michael Vick
TE Kyle Rudolph
TE Martellus Bennett
QB Jay Cutler

I'll be picking up another RB soon
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Old 08-26-2013, 11:46 AM   #22
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Why did you pick 3 TEs?
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Old 08-26-2013, 11:53 AM   #23
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Old 08-26-2013, 12:00 PM   #24
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I was pretty drunk by the end of the draft.
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Old 08-26-2013, 02:06 PM   #25
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My league has pretty straight forward rules for TDs.
7 points for a TD run, reception, thrown, and the same for any Defensive TD.

No Points per Reception. The format is 8 teams in a draft.

That means that QBs are valued a bit higher here than a typical league. I've got two teams using this format one a traditional league and one a keeper with an auction. Two teams withdrew at the last moment from the keeper league, whcih usually has 10 teams in it. As a result, it took some time to adjust to valuing the players appropriately. So there was overpayment early and great value at the end.


Here is my traditional team
QB
Ryan
Cutler
RB
Martin
Forte
MJD
Montee Ball
WR
Marshall
V Jackson
Jordy Nelson
Miles Austin

TE
Fred Davis
Cameron


in the keeper

QB
Ryan
Luck
M.Stafford

RB
Martin
D.Williams
D.Wilson NYG
MJD
J. Rodgers ATL(I kept him for $1 before the league went to 8 teams)

WR
D. Thomas Den
Roddy White
Mike Williams
Jordy Nelson
Anquan Boldin

TE
Vernon Davis
G Olsen
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Old 08-26-2013, 02:12 PM   #26
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So you're saying it was a good draft!

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Old 08-26-2013, 02:43 PM   #27
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So you're saying it was a good draft!

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Old 08-26-2013, 10:42 PM   #28
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12 team IDP (6 pt touchdowns)
Start QB, RB, RB, FLEX, WR, WR, TE, K, IDP
QB C. Kaepernick
RB A. Foster, D. Martin (3rd round keeper), G. Bernard, L. Bell, B. Tate
WR D. Jackson, T. Austin, K. Thompkins, C. Givens, A. Boldin
TE F. Davis

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Old 08-27-2013, 11:39 AM   #29
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10 team league, non PPR, standard scoring except no negative points

1.9 Calvin Johnson
2.2 Matt Forte
3.9 Randall Cobb
4.2 Andre Johnson
5.9 Eddie Lacy
6.2 Danny Amendola - Keeper
7.9 Tony Romo
8.2 Alfred Morris - Keeper
9.9 Jared Cook
10.2 Andre Brown
11.9 Bryce Brown
12.2 Roy Helu
13.9 Cordarrelle Patterson

I have 3 picks left. I'm thinking Alshon Jeffery or DeAndre Hopkins, maybe Markus Wheaton with 14.2 then going DEF and K with 15.9 and 16.2.
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Old 08-27-2013, 06:04 PM   #30
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I like the Hopkins pick, but what do I know.
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Old 08-28-2013, 08:30 AM   #31
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Here is my team, I had the #4 pick, snake draft, standard scoring, 12 team league... you had to draft 1 bench player for all positions.

QB Russell Wilson (5th)
B-QB Eli Manning (6th)
RB Marshawn Lynch (1st)
RB Montee Ball (4th)
B-RB Ben Tate (9th)
WR AJ Green (2nd)
WR Julio Jones (3rd)
B-WR Miles Austin (14th)
TE Greg Olsen (7th)
B-TE Fred Davis (11th)
K Stephen Gostkowski (10th - 1st K off board)
B-K Greg Zuerlein (13th)
DEF Cincinnati Bengals (8th - 6th DEF off board)
B-DEF Arizona Cardinals (12th)
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Old 08-28-2013, 04:33 PM   #32
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3-keeper 14 team 0.5 PPR league start 1QB 2RB 3WR, 1 TE, 1K, 1 DEF. Fractional scoring, 6 points All touchdowns, 1 point per 50 yrds passing, 1 point per 20 yrds receiving/rushing, -2 points per interception/fumble lost

QB: Philip Rivers (10.09), Ryan Tannehill (12.09)
RB: C.J. Spiller (Keeper), Darren Sproles (4.09), Chris Ivory (6.09), Vick Ballard (7.06), Knowshon Moreno (11.06), Bilal Powell (14.09)
WR: Calvin Johnson (Keeper), Larry Fitzgerald (Keeper), Kenny Britt (8.09), Justin Blackmon (9.06)
TE: Rob Gronkowski (5.06)
K: none currently
DEF: Indianapolis Colts (15.06) - week 1 matchup home vs. Raiders

Not overly thrilled with how my draft went. One owner took Andrew Luck in the 5th round despite already having Tom Brady. That started a chain reaction where all the mid level QBs such as Kaepernick and Wilson were gone by the time it was my pick again in the 6th round. Rather then take a guy like Vick or Dalton, I decided to wait a long time to finally take a QB.
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Old 08-28-2013, 07:19 PM   #33
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QB - Matt Ryan
RB - Ray Rice
RB - Stevan Ridley
WR - Brandon Marshall
WR - Torrey Smith
TE - Brandon Myers
W/R/T - Daryl Richardson
BN - Michael Bush
BN - Anquan Boldin
BN - Rashard Mendenhall
BN - Kenbrell Thompkins
BN - Jacquizz Rodgers
BN - Jermaine Gresham
BN - Roy Helu
K- Shaun Suisham
DEF - Arizona

I just don't know. It seems like it'll either be solid or a strikeout. If injuries happen though, I could be in a good spot with my RB's.
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Old 08-28-2013, 07:20 PM   #34
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QB - Kaepernick
WR - Julio Jones
WR - Randall Cobb
RB - Alfred Morris
RB - Eddie Lacy
Flex - Reggie Bush
TE - Gates
DEF - Green Bay
K - Henery


Bench
David Wilson -RB
Shane Vereen -RB
Kenbrell Thompkins -WR
Le'Von Bell -RB
Zack Sudfeld -TE
EJ Manual -QB
Ryan Broyles -WR
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Old 08-29-2013, 08:07 AM   #35
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Not overly thrilled with how my draft went. One owner took Andrew Luck in the 5th round despite already having Tom Brady. That started a chain reaction where all the mid level QBs such as Kaepernick and Wilson were gone by the time it was my pick again in the 6th round. Rather then take a guy like Vick or Dalton, I decided to wait a long time to finally take a QB.

Just did a similar draft without the keepers. 12 teams, same exact pt structure for the QB. brees/rodg went 1st rd, brady/peyt 2nd, Stafford 3rd, luck/ryan 4th. After those IMO theres dropoff, so choose to stockpile RB and WR.

Capernick, Romo and Wilson went 6th round, ppl started taking BACKUP QBs in the 7th.

There are a few teams that took 3 QBs.

.......and I never drafted a QB. Will grab off the waiver wire before week one with no regrets.
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Old 08-29-2013, 08:40 AM   #36
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12 team league, custom scoring but not odd, one flex slot, no kicker, no PPR

Picking at #1 overall, so the whole draft is in pairs. I'll add my narrative because I can't help myself:

1.1 RB Adrian Peterson, MIN

Duh.

2.12 RB Eddie Lacy, GB
3.01 TE Jimmy Graham, NO

The plan was to take the best WR available here along with Lacy, but Graham falling here lured me off the path. I like Graham, but then predictably felt like I was forcing myself to pick at the WR position in my next pairings, and doing what I hate -- just taking "one of the top several, interchangeable guys at the position."

3.12 WR Victor Cruz, NYG
4.01 RB Darren McFadden, OAK

Okay, I think DMC is a big value here, so that's good, I suppose - especially in a league where the flex allows a third RB starter. My desperation at WR is showing, though - I like Cruz ok here for value, but only missed out on Andre Johnson by a few slots and would have loved that instead. Anyway, only one WR rostered, still no QB, and now I know it's going to thin out.

Also, I was starting to think QB for this corner, but in the 4 picks before me we saw Stafford, Luck, and Newton all go -- and I abandoned that plan, basically settling for QB#12 eventually.

6.12 WR Hakeem Nicks, NYG
7.01 QB Robert Griffin III, WAS

No, the Giants receiver was not a deliberate play, just the best value left there, I felt. Just missed on Amendola, whom I liked better. Romo and Wilson went off the board, so RG3 was indeed QB12 and while I might have waited another cycle to take him, I wasn't so in love with anyone here to take the risk of seeing the QB backup landslide wipe me out.

8.12 WR Miles Austin
9.01 QB Michael Vick

So, basically BPA receiver (I like the value here) and wiseguy upside play (for a team with a still-hobbled starting QB, getting QB#13 seemed to make sense here also). Happy with this pairing, but once again just missed out on another guy I liked better (WR TY Hilton).

10.12 WR Justin Blackmon, JAX
11.01 DF Rams, STL

Just value and need here, I figure WR is deep enough to ride out a suspension on a guy I think becomes a true go-to wideout this year (I think Blackmon is a great value play this season). Rams were just my top-rated D at the time, amidst a mini-run. I had them in my top 6 to begin with, so I'm comfy there.

12.12 RB Toby Gerhardt, MIN
13.01 Joique Bell, DET
14.12 Daniel Thomas, MIA
15.01 QB EJ Manuel, BUF

Nothing here that isn't obvious, just vulturing for opportunities and depth. I really like Bell this year for this purpose, by the way.


So, overall:

QB RG3, M Vick, EJ Manuel
RB Peterson, Lacy, McFadden and handcuffs/vultures
WR Cruz and Nicks, M Austin, J Blackmon
TE J Graham
DF Rams

The Giants offense has not shined of late, but if they get on track, they look like a feed-the-wideouts approach this year, so I think I'm on the right side of things there. If the receivers are adequate, then the big thing is whether my QB is good enough to keep the team competitive. Both guys are big upside plays, so it's high risk... but I think I could end up out of the basement at total QB points. If so, I like my chances to do well.
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Old 08-29-2013, 02:05 PM   #37
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Not sure how I feel about my team. I thought I did ok but yahoo predicts ill go 7-7 in a 10 team league. Standard scoring. qb'4 4 pts for touchdowns non ppr league and no flex. We Start an extra WR for the flex spot.

QB- Romo
RB- Lynch
RB- Jones Drew
WR- Roddy White
WR- Jordy Nelson
WR- Pierre Garcon
TE- Fred Jackson
K- David Akers
Def- Green Bay

Bench
Wr- Desean Jackson
Wr- Antonio Brown
RB- Eddie Lacy
RB- Ryan Matthews
TE- Zach Sudfeld
WR- Santonio Holmes

I need to cut holmes and have a waiver claim in justin blackmon who was just cut today but was shocked that yahoo thought I would be that bad.
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Old 08-29-2013, 02:29 PM   #38
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Where does Yahoo give predictions?
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Old 08-29-2013, 03:26 PM   #39
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12 team league, custom scoring but not odd, one flex slot, no kicker, no PPR

Picking at #1 overall, so the whole draft is in pairs. I'll add my narrative because I can't help myself:

1.1 RB Adrian Peterson, MIN

Duh.

2.12 RB Eddie Lacy, GB
3.01 TE Jimmy Graham, NO

The plan was to take the best WR available here along with Lacy, but Graham falling here lured me off the path. I like Graham, but then predictably felt like I was forcing myself to pick at the WR position in my next pairings, and doing what I hate -- just taking "one of the top several, interchangeable guys at the position."

3.12 WR Victor Cruz, NYG
4.01 RB Darren McFadden, OAK

Okay, I think DMC is a big value here, so that's good, I suppose - especially in a league where the flex allows a third RB starter. My desperation at WR is showing, though - I like Cruz ok here for value, but only missed out on Andre Johnson by a few slots and would have loved that instead. Anyway, only one WR rostered, still no QB, and now I know it's going to thin out.

Also, I was starting to think QB for this corner, but in the 4 picks before me we saw Stafford, Luck, and Newton all go -- and I abandoned that plan, basically settling for QB#12 eventually.

6.12 WR Hakeem Nicks, NYG
7.01 QB Robert Griffin III, WAS

No, the Giants receiver was not a deliberate play, just the best value left there, I felt. Just missed on Amendola, whom I liked better. Romo and Wilson went off the board, so RG3 was indeed QB12 and while I might have waited another cycle to take him, I wasn't so in love with anyone here to take the risk of seeing the QB backup landslide wipe me out.

8.12 WR Miles Austin
9.01 QB Michael Vick

So, basically BPA receiver (I like the value here) and wiseguy upside play (for a team with a still-hobbled starting QB, getting QB#13 seemed to make sense here also). Happy with this pairing, but once again just missed out on another guy I liked better (WR TY Hilton).

10.12 WR Justin Blackmon, JAX
11.01 DF Rams, STL

Just value and need here, I figure WR is deep enough to ride out a suspension on a guy I think becomes a true go-to wideout this year (I think Blackmon is a great value play this season). Rams were just my top-rated D at the time, amidst a mini-run. I had them in my top 6 to begin with, so I'm comfy there.

12.12 RB Toby Gerhardt, MIN
13.01 Joique Bell, DET
14.12 Daniel Thomas, MIA
15.01 QB EJ Manuel, BUF

Nothing here that isn't obvious, just vulturing for opportunities and depth. I really like Bell this year for this purpose, by the way.


So, overall:

QB RG3, M Vick, EJ Manuel
RB Peterson, Lacy, McFadden and handcuffs/vultures
WR Cruz and Nicks, M Austin, J Blackmon
TE J Graham
DF Rams

The Giants offense has not shined of late, but if they get on track, they look like a feed-the-wideouts approach this year, so I think I'm on the right side of things there. If the receivers are adequate, then the big thing is whether my QB is good enough to keep the team competitive. Both guys are big upside plays, so it's high risk... but I think I could end up out of the basement at total QB points. If so, I like my chances to do well.

I like your team despite the WR-from-behind approach that getting Graham left you. I worry about the two NY WR's - if you get Bad Eli for any stretches of the year, you're in trouble. And Austin, though talented, is completely unpredictable - he's going to get to 900 yards and 8 TDs, but it's going to be like this:

125 - 2
100 - 1
25 - 0
42 - 0
160 - 1

etc.
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Old 08-29-2013, 04:14 PM   #40
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Where does Yahoo give predictions?

go to your league. Hit standings. Then the drop down where standings is should have different options. selection draft day predictions and it should give you what your predicted record should be along with pts for and against.
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Old 08-31-2013, 04:12 PM   #41
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Just finished my draft. League doesn't give points for PPR and you have to start a WR in the flex spot. It is a 12 team league with ESPN standard scoring with the following exceptions:

All TDs are worth 6 points, including passing TDs.

Five bonus Points for 300+ yards passing, 100+ yards receiving, and 100+ yards rushing.

Three bonus points for TD plays of 50+ yards. For a pass the QB + Receiver get the points. For a rushing TD the ball carrier gets the points.

FGs are worth 3/4/5 depending on the length 1-39/40-49/50+

Defensive scores are kinda crappy. Defenses can't go into the negatives and they default to 0 after allowing 300+ yards and 18+ points. After that they are just on the standard scoring for sacks, ints, etc. Defenses lose points at 100/200/300 yards and 7/14/18 points.

You aren't allowed a ton of roster freedom as far as positions go. Unlimited in season adding/dropping is allowed, but you must carry the set roster size I drafted including 2 kickers and 2 defenses. This means 24 kickers and defenses are on a roster all year and makes dumpster diving for kickers and defenses less appealing. It also means only 48 RBs are on a roster.

Here is my team:

QB Colin Kaepernick
QB Andy Dalton
RB Doug Martin
RB Matt Forte
RB Shane Vereen
RB Bernard Pierce
WR Roddy White
WR Reggie Wayne
WR Dwayne Bowe
WR Greg Jennings
WR Michael Floyd
TE Jermichael Finley
TE Coby Fleener
PK Stephen Gostkowski
PK Robbie Gould
DE Baltimore Ravens
DE Cleveland Browns

Quite a bit of money on the line in this league.
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Old 09-01-2013, 01:49 PM   #42
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1. (10) Marshawn Lynch (Sea - RB)
2. (11) Alfred Morris (Was - RB)
3. (30) Roddy White (Atl - WR)
4. (31) Victor Cruz (NYG - WR)
5. (50) Matt Ryan (Atl - QB)
6. (51) Reggie Wayne (Ind - WR)
7. (70) Ahmad Bradshaw (Ind - RB)
8. (71) Eric Decker (Den - WR)
9. (90) Houston (Hou - DEF)
10. (91) Antonio Gates (SD - TE)
11. (110) Fred Jackson (Buf - RB)
12. (111) Andy Dalton (Cin - QB)
13. (130) Justin Tucker (Bal - K)
14. (131) Jordan Cameron (Cle - TE)
15. (150) Malcom Floyd (SD - WR)
16. (151) Daniel Thomas (Mia - RB)

Pretty standard 10-team league, with standard scoring. I think I did pretty good, but you never know who is gonna have a career year...
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Old 09-01-2013, 09:54 PM   #43
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QB - Tom Brady
WR - Demaryius Thomas
WR - Reggie Wayne
WR - Mike Williams (TB)
RB - Jamaal Charles
RB - Frank Gore
TE - Jason Witten
K - Bailey
DEF - St. Louis / NYG

QB - Luck
RB - Mcfadden
WR - Jennings
RB - Ben Tate
WR -Hartline

10 team league, default Yahoo Scoring.

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Old 09-02-2013, 09:18 AM   #44
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QB - Drew Brees
RB - Matt Forte
RB - Reggie Bush
WR - Marques Colston
WR - Anquan Boldin
TE - Jason Witten
K - Mason Crosby

QB - Joe Flacco
RB - Darren McFadden
RB - Bilal Powell
WR - Chris Givens
TE - Julius Thomas

DEF - Green Bay & Atlanta

Mostly standard yahoo, 12 teams. I had the last pick in the first round. (Wound up going Forte/Brees at 12 & 13) Not...horrid.

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Old 09-02-2013, 05:08 PM   #45
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Start 1 QB, 2 RB, 3 WR/TE, D, K -- all tds worth 6, standard scoring otherwise


My team...round picked in parentheses...picked 12th

QB -- Kaepernick (6), Bradford (11)

RB -- Forte (1), Lacy (3), Ivory (5), Green-Ellis (8), M. Bush (17)

WR -- Johnson (2), White (4), Boldin (7), E. Sanders (9), Hopkins (10), Wright (14)

D -- Packers (12), Titans (15)

K -- Hauschka (13), Crosby (6)

We have a 17th round which is for any player you want after all regular slots are taken. Bush was still there so took him to handcuff Forte.
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Old 09-03-2013, 01:53 AM   #46
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10-team Yahoo league, 1 PPR, 6 pt Passing TDs:

QB RG3
RB Jamaal Charles
RB Reggie Bush
WR AJ Green
WR Andre Johnson
RB/WR Eddie Lacy
TE Jordan Cameron
K Randy Bullock
D New England

RB Darren McFadden
RB Ryan Mathews
RB Joique Bell
WR Cecil Shorts
WR Kenbrell Thompkins
TE Zach Sudfeld

I overloaded at RB, but I couldn't leave Mathews on the table in the 9th round. The only thing I'm really worried about is the health of my team - almost all of my guys are injury prone, coming off major injuries or are already injured. Otherwise, very pleased with the results.
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Old 09-03-2013, 04:26 AM   #47
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10-team Yahoo league, 1 PPR, 6 pt Passing TDs:

QB RG3
RB Jamaal Charles
RB Reggie Bush
WR AJ Green
WR Andre Johnson
RB/WR Eddie Lacy
TE Jordan Cameron
K Randy Bullock
D New England

RB Darren McFadden
RB Ryan Mathews
RB Joique Bell
WR Cecil Shorts
WR Kenbrell Thompkins
TE Zach Sudfeld

I overloaded at RB, but I couldn't leave Mathews on the table in the 9th round. The only thing I'm really worried about is the health of my team - almost all of my guys are injury prone, coming off major injuries or are already injured. Otherwise, very pleased with the results.

Andre Johnson -- so frustrating to have.
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Old 09-03-2013, 05:42 AM   #48
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I like that team a lot, Vince.
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Old 09-03-2013, 11:24 AM   #49
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The guy in our office who drafted Matt Ryan in the first round is getting endless flak from us this morning.

I had a guy quit my office league because of the ribbing we gave him after picking Seattle's defense in the 8th round. He's finished last 2 years in a row.
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