2012 Rookie 2.04 (1 Viewer)

[Faust]

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Standard Scoring

1.01 RB Trent Richardson Browns (98%)

1.02 RB Doug Martin Buccaneers (50%)

1.03 QB Andrew Luck Colts (46%)

1.04 QB Robert Griffin III Redskins (53%)

1.05 WR Justin Blackmon Jaguars (55%)

1.06 RB David Wilson N.Y. Giants (66%)

1.07 WR Michael Floyd Cardinals (74%)

1.08 WR Kendall Wright Titans (51%)

1.09 RB Ronnie Hillman Broncos (34%)

1.10 RB Isaiah Pead Rams (41%)

1.11 WR Alshon Jeffery Bears (22%)

1.12 RB Lamar Miller Dolphins (22%)

2.01 TE Coby Fleener Colts (30%)

2.02 WR Stephen Hill N.Y. Jets (27%)

2.03 WR Rueben Randle N.Y. Giants (30%)

PPR Scoring

1.01 RB Trent Richardson Browns (97%)

1.02 RB Doug Martin Buccaneers (39%)

1.03 WR Justin Blackmon Jaguars (41%)

1.04 QB Andrew Luck Colts (50%)

1.05 QB Robert Griffin III Redskins (62%)

1.06 WR Michael Floyd Cardinals (52%)

1.07 RB David Wilson N.Y. Giants (68%)

1.08 WR Kendall Wright Titans (67%)

1.09 WR Alshon Jeffery Bears (27%)

1.10 RB Ronnie Hillman Broncos (31%)

1.11 RB Isaiah Pead Rams (29%)

1.12 WR Stephen Hill N.Y. Jets (27%)

2.01 TE Coby Fleener Colts (37%)

2.02 WR Brian Quick Rams (33%)

2.03 WR Rueben Randle N.Y. Giants (38%)

Start 2 QB Scoring

1.01 QB Andrew Luck Colts (46%)

1.02 QB Robert Griffin III Redskins (77%)

1.03 RB Trent Richardson Browns (88%)

1.04 RB Doug Martin Buccaneers (72%)

1.05 WR Justin Blackmon Jaguars (53%)

1.06 RB David Wilson N.Y. Giants (30%)

1.07 WR Michael Floyd Cardinals (45%)

1.08 QB Ryan Tannehill Dolphins (46%)

1.09 WR Kendall Wright Titans (35%)

1.10 QB Brandon Weeden Browns (21%)

1.11 RB Ronnie Hillman Broncos (24%)

1.12 RB Isaiah Pead Rams (23%)

2.01 WR Alshon Jeffery Bears (27%)

2.02 WR Stephen Hill N.Y. Jets (21%)

2.03 WR Brian Quick Rams (26%)

TE Heavy Scoring

1.01 RB Trent Richardson Browns (95%)

1.02 RB Doug Martin Buccaneers (41%)

1.03 QB Andrew Luck Colts (43%)

1.04 QB Robert Griffin III Redskins (49%)

1.05 WR Justin Blackmon Jaguars (52%)

1.06 RB David Wilson N.Y. Giants (33%)

1.07 WR Michael Floyd Cardinals (48%)

1.08 TE Coby Fleener Colts (41%)

1.09 WR Kendall Wright Titans (38%)

1.10 RB Ronnie Hillman Broncos (28%)

1.11 RB Isaiah Pead Rams (25%)

1.12 WR Alshon Jeffery Bears (25%)

2.01 RB Lamar Miller Dolphins (20%)

2.02 WR Stephen Hill N.Y. Jets (25%)

2.03 WR Brian Quick Rams (23%)

 

[Faust]

Sunday morning bump

 

[Faust]

I appreciate everyone who is taking the time to vote in these polls and in helping to keep them going!

 

[eakfootball]

I appreciate everyone who is taking the time to vote in these polls and in helping to keep them going!

In other words "bump"

 

[Faust]

I appreciate everyone who is taking the time to vote in these polls and in helping to keep them going!

In other words "bump"

You are correct, but without bumping the thread on a regular basis, these polls take too long to gain enough meaningful votes.I would be happy with more posts from other board members debating who the right player to pick is. I would even be happy with a post from anyone that votes "other" telling me that I have overlooked a player who deserves to be added to the polls!Cheers,Faust

 

[Faust]

Monday night bump!

 

[sspunisher]

I understand that different scoring leagues lead to different player rankings, but I think this takes the focus off the players more than it should. If we had just one universal poll, everyone would still be able to apply the results to any league with slight modifications. More importantly people would be more willing to contribute thoughts to the threads since there is only one poll to discuss results from.

As for the voting, I'm specifically surprised at the RBs getting a good chunk of the votes in PPR leagues, especially in those two completely cluttered backfields. Although I understand there is a regime change in Miami so by default you would think that Miller is more valuable than Thomas from last year.

 

[Faust]

I understand that different scoring leagues lead to different player rankings, but I think this takes the focus off the players more than it should. If we had just one universal poll, everyone would still be able to apply the results to any league with slight modifications. More importantly people would be more willing to contribute thoughts to the threads since there is only one poll to discuss results from.As for the voting, I'm specifically surprised at the RBs getting a good chunk of the votes in PPR leagues, especially in those two completely cluttered backfields. Although I understand there is a regime change in Miami so by default you would think that Miller is more valuable than Thomas from last year.

I will respectfully disagree with this idea as Start 2 QB leagues are enough different that they warrant a poll and by placing it in the same thread, it doesn't clutter up the shark pool.

 

[Faust]

Tuesday bump.

 

[Faust]

Last bump. I will be adding the Rookie 2.05 poll tonight!

 

[Faust]

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