2011 Rookie 1.04 (1 Viewer)

Faust · May 16, 2011

2011 Rookie 1.01

2011 Rookie 1.02

2011 Rookie 1.03

Standard Scoring

1.01 RB Mark Ingram, RB, Saints (72%)

1.02 A.J. Green, WR, Bengals (75%)

1.03 Julio Jones, WR, Falcons (75%)

PPR Scoring

1.01 A.J. Green, WR, Bengals (69%)

1.02 Mark Ingram, RB, Saints (69%)

1.03 Julio Jones, WR, Falcons (90%)

Start 2 QB Scoring

1.01 RB Mark Ingram, RB, Saints (52%)

1.02 A.J. Green, WR, Bengals (72%)

1.03 Julio Jones, WR, Falcons (69%)

loose circuits · May 17, 2011

surprised Cam Newton isn't getting more votes in 2 QB leagues. How do you not go with the QB?

Faust · May 17, 2011

'loose circuits said:
surprised Cam Newton isn't getting more votes in 2 QB leagues. How do you not go with the QB?

I would tend to agree, especially if you are in a 12 team (or larger) league. QBs become scarce fast in these leagues, so I would think that they would start flying off the board very quickly.

adrenaline · May 17, 2011

Is the "2 QB Scoring" PPR?

Faust · May 17, 2011

Close race in 2 of 3 polls.

The 1.01 to 1.03 picks seem to have strong consensus, and the 1.04 pick is where things become a little more wide open and less sure of who is a strong consensus choice.

Greg Little has also rocketed up the rookie draft boards, which is interesting when compared to where he was ranked prior to the NFL Draft and the NFL Combine.

Faust · May 17, 2011

'adrenaline said:
Is the "2 QB Scoring" PPR?

I didn't specify this, but I think we should assume Standard Scoring as that format is still more widely used then PPR scoring.

adrenaline · May 17, 2011

'Faust said:
'adrenaline said:

Is the "2 QB Scoring" PPR?

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I didn't specify this, but I think we should assume Standard Scoring as that format is still more widely used then PPR scoring.

I disagree with this. Thank you for answering though, I voted accordingly. :thumbup:

Faust · May 17, 2011

'adrenaline said:
'Faust said:

'adrenaline said:

Is the "2 QB Scoring" PPR?

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I didn't specify this, but I think we should assume Standard Scoring as that format is still more widely used then PPR scoring.

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I disagree with this. Thank you for answering though, I voted accordingly.

I could be wrong. I think the last time I saw information on the popularity of various league scoring formats, standard was significantly ahead of PPR, but that was at least 1-2 years ago.

Skeletore Eh · May 17, 2011

'Faust said:
'loose circuits said:

surprised Cam Newton isn't getting more votes in 2 QB leagues. How do you not go with the QB?

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I would tend to agree, especially if you are in a 12 team (or larger) league. QBs become scarce fast in these leagues, so I would think that they would start flying off the board very quickly.

If you don't believe in Cam, then you don't draft him just because it is start 2 qbs

thriftyrocker · May 17, 2011

'Skeletore Eh said:
'Faust said:

'loose circuits said:

surprised Cam Newton isn't getting more votes in 2 QB leagues. How do you not go with the QB?

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I would tend to agree, especially if you are in a 12 team (or larger) league. QBs become scarce fast in these leagues, so I would think that they would start flying off the board very quickly.

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If you don't believe in Cam, then you don't draft him just because it is start 2 qbs

You trade the pick to someone who will.

Faust · May 17, 2011

Bump for the mid to late afternoon crowd, and then on to 1.05 later tonight!

Faust · May 17, 2011

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2011 Rookie 1.04 (1 Viewer)

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