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Is it even possible to do a Saturday only contest on Fanduel without having several thousand dollars left? I've tried numerous combinations and every time I'm left with about $3,000 left in salary.
Is it even possible to do a Saturday only contest on Fanduel without having several thousand dollars left? I've tried numerous combinations and every time I'm left with about $3,000 left in salary.
QB Philip Rivers 8000RB LeSean McCoy 8100RB Alfred Morris 6500WR Jeremy Maclin 8000WR Jordan Matthews 7000WR DeSean Jackson 6900TE Antonio Gates 6000K Phil Dawson 4800D San Francisco 4700
Last i heard HOU plans to be cagey about it. Won't know until as late as they can get away with it i guess.ahartig said:My 2 cents. I think the Jax D this week is a steal at $4700 bottom of the barrel. The Titans are putrid and it might be Whitehurts under center.
I also think CJ Anderson is incredible value when compared to Bell and others
Is Case actually starting this week?
Chicago is one of the better situations for quarterbacks in the league. Very good weapons, a qb friendly coach and scheme, proven successful backups (Mccown last season), at home against a defense that has been vulnerable to qbs over the past few weeks.I'm usually all-in on $5000 starting QBs, but I'm a little worried about Clausen. Some of you guys going heavy on him sell me if you don't mind.
Only has to get 10 pts to make value in 50/50s and double ups, allowing to spend elsewhere. 10 pts is only 60 yds and a touchdown. Shoot, I went all in on Anderson last week, at least I will get to split it up this week.I'm usually all-in on $5000 starting QBs, but I'm a little worried about Clausen. Some of you guys going heavy on him sell me if you don't mind.
Also, the backup QB lit it up last year when Cutler got hurt. It could be a good system and weapons that Cutler just can't master.I'm usually all-in on $5000 starting QBs, but I'm a little worried about Clausen. Some of you guys going heavy on him sell me if you don't mind.
10 points is 150 yards and a TD. Assuming he doesn't turn it over. If we give him 2 picks, he needs 200 and 1. I get the math. I jump on these $5k like a starving dog on a bone. But how many starts do you think Jimmy Clausen has had in which he would have scored 10 points on FD?Only has to get 10 pts to make value in 50/50s and double ups, allowing to spend elsewhere. 10 pts is only 60 yds and a touchdown. Shoot, I went all in on Anderson last week, at least I will get to split it up this week.I'm usually all-in on $5000 starting QBs, but I'm a little worried about Clausen. Some of you guys going heavy on him sell me if you don't mind.
I'm considering it myself, I think he's a lock for 2x value and could easily hit 3x making him a decent play for GPPs.Any love for Shaun Hill @6500 against NYG at home?
I managed to cash last week on lineups with Manziel and Sanchez (did better with Anderson but so did everyone). Point being, if Clausen is (a) 5000, and (b) highly owned, there almost is no concept of 'floor'. If he only puts up 5 points and is 40%+ owned (Anderson was around 50% in cash games last week), he won't make or break any lineups - the studs that you can afford because of him will.10 points is 150 yards and a TD. Assuming he doesn't turn it over. If we give him 2 picks, he needs 200 and 1.I get the math. I jump on these $5k like a starving dog on a bone. But how many starts do you think Jimmy Clausen has had in which he would have scored 10 points on FD?Only has to get 10 pts to make value in 50/50s and double ups, allowing to spend elsewhere. 10 pts is only 60 yds and a touchdown. Shoot, I went all in on Anderson last week, at least I will get to split it up this week.I'm usually all-in on $5000 starting QBs, but I'm a little worried about Clausen. Some of you guys going heavy on him sell me if you don't mind.
The correct answer is 1 out of 11 starts.
In 2010.
Since then he's seen action in only 3 games (all this year).
Edit: And that 1 game w/ 10+ points was less than 11.
But you can't totally ignore the math, which is what happens a lot when talking about "savings" with cheap players. Compare him to Hill @ $6500. Say Hill scores 13 and Clausen scores 5. That $1500 in salary returns 8 points. Is that $1500 in "savings" really going to give you a marginal return that high on some other player? This is probably a better topic for the general strategy thread, but I think Clausen offers a real example of the issue.I managed to cash last week on lineups with Manziel and Sanchez (did better with Anderson but so did everyone). Point being, if Clausen is (a) 5000, and (b) highly owned, there almost is no concept of 'floor'. If he only puts up 5 points and is 40%+ owned (Anderson was around 50% in cash games last week), he won't make or break any lineups - the studs that you can afford because of him will.10 points is 150 yards and a TD. Assuming he doesn't turn it over. If we give him 2 picks, he needs 200 and 1.I get the math. I jump on these $5k like a starving dog on a bone. But how many starts do you think Jimmy Clausen has had in which he would have scored 10 points on FD?Only has to get 10 pts to make value in 50/50s and double ups, allowing to spend elsewhere. 10 pts is only 60 yds and a touchdown. Shoot, I went all in on Anderson last week, at least I will get to split it up this week.I'm usually all-in on $5000 starting QBs, but I'm a little worried about Clausen. Some of you guys going heavy on him sell me if you don't mind.
The correct answer is 1 out of 11 starts.
In 2010.
Since then he's seen action in only 3 games (all this year).
Edit: And that 1 game w/ 10+ points was less than 11.
That 1500 in savings easily allows you to upgrade from say Mark Ingram to Laveon Bell, or Kelvin Benjamin to Jordy Nelson/Antonio Brown, which could be the difference between a 10-12 point RB/WR and a 20-30 point RB/WR.But you can't totally ignore the math, which is what happens a lot when talking about "savings" with cheap players. Compare him to Hill @ $6500. Say Hill scores 13 and Clausen scores 5. That $1500 in salary returns 8 points. Is that $1500 in "savings" really going to give you a marginal return that high on some other player? This is probably a better topic for the general strategy thread, but I think Clausen offers a real example of the issue.I managed to cash last week on lineups with Manziel and Sanchez (did better with Anderson but so did everyone). Point being, if Clausen is (a) 5000, and (b) highly owned, there almost is no concept of 'floor'. If he only puts up 5 points and is 40%+ owned (Anderson was around 50% in cash games last week), he won't make or break any lineups - the studs that you can afford because of him will.10 points is 150 yards and a TD. Assuming he doesn't turn it over. If we give him 2 picks, he needs 200 and 1.I get the math. I jump on these $5k like a starving dog on a bone. But how many starts do you think Jimmy Clausen has had in which he would have scored 10 points on FD?Only has to get 10 pts to make value in 50/50s and double ups, allowing to spend elsewhere. 10 pts is only 60 yds and a touchdown. Shoot, I went all in on Anderson last week, at least I will get to split it up this week.I'm usually all-in on $5000 starting QBs, but I'm a little worried about Clausen. Some of you guys going heavy on him sell me if you don't mind.
The correct answer is 1 out of 11 starts.
In 2010.
Since then he's seen action in only 3 games (all this year).
Edit: And that 1 game w/ 10+ points was less than 11.
But the question is: Is it THAT $1500 that you spend to upgrade? I would argue that it isn't, unless you think that's the least valuable $1500 between the 2 possibilities. If you think that $1500 is really worth 10 points, you're spending that $1500 regardless of whether your QB costs $5000 or $6500. You have to identify the "least valuable" discretionary $1500 and ask if it's worth the "cost" of that $1500 at QB. Obviously this is all based on your projections, which may or may not prove accurate. I mean, if you accept MT's projection on Clausen, then you have to roster him. I'm just saying that the guy was one of the worst QBs to ever start multiple games in the history of the NFL. I'm not buying that he's suddenly going to be pretty decent against a pretty good defense.That 1500 in savings easily allows you to upgrade from say Mark Ingram to Laveon Bell, or Kelvin Benjamin to Jordy Nelson/Antonio Brown, which could be the difference between a 10-12 point RB/WR and a 20-30 point RB/WR.But you can't totally ignore the math, which is what happens a lot when talking about "savings" with cheap players. Compare him to Hill @ $6500. Say Hill scores 13 and Clausen scores 5. That $1500 in salary returns 8 points. Is that $1500 in "savings" really going to give you a marginal return that high on some other player? This is probably a better topic for the general strategy thread, but I think Clausen offers a real example of the issue.I managed to cash last week on lineups with Manziel and Sanchez (did better with Anderson but so did everyone). Point being, if Clausen is (a) 5000, and (b) highly owned, there almost is no concept of 'floor'. If he only puts up 5 points and is 40%+ owned (Anderson was around 50% in cash games last week), he won't make or break any lineups - the studs that you can afford because of him will.10 points is 150 yards and a TD. Assuming he doesn't turn it over. If we give him 2 picks, he needs 200 and 1.I get the math. I jump on these $5k like a starving dog on a bone. But how many starts do you think Jimmy Clausen has had in which he would have scored 10 points on FD?Only has to get 10 pts to make value in 50/50s and double ups, allowing to spend elsewhere. 10 pts is only 60 yds and a touchdown. Shoot, I went all in on Anderson last week, at least I will get to split it up this week.I'm usually all-in on $5000 starting QBs, but I'm a little worried about Clausen. Some of you guys going heavy on him sell me if you don't mind.
The correct answer is 1 out of 11 starts.
In 2010.
Since then he's seen action in only 3 games (all this year).
Edit: And that 1 game w/ 10+ points was less than 11.
Saving money on a cheap QB (or any position) is only value if either (a) it allows you to upgrade to studs AND you hit on those studs, or (b) the cheap QB turns out to be a solid value himself.
Last week, with Anderson, I managed both by having Bell+Dez+ODB. With Sanchez/Manziel, I hit only part a.
I cashed in a tourney last week with Manziel but that's because I had Bell, Beckham and Dez and their 8 combined TDs. If all of them had normal "good" games instead of each of them going off I doubt I would've done anywhere near as well with Manziel imploding the way he did.I managed to cash last week on lineups with Manziel and Sanchez (did better with Anderson but so did everyone). Point being, if Clausen is (a) 5000, and (b) highly owned, there almost is no concept of 'floor'. If he only puts up 5 points and is 40%+ owned (Anderson was around 50% in cash games last week), he won't make or break any lineups - the studs that you can afford because of him will.10 points is 150 yards and a TD. Assuming he doesn't turn it over. If we give him 2 picks, he needs 200 and 1.I get the math. I jump on these $5k like a starving dog on a bone. But how many starts do you think Jimmy Clausen has had in which he would have scored 10 points on FD?Only has to get 10 pts to make value in 50/50s and double ups, allowing to spend elsewhere. 10 pts is only 60 yds and a touchdown. Shoot, I went all in on Anderson last week, at least I will get to split it up this week.I'm usually all-in on $5000 starting QBs, but I'm a little worried about Clausen. Some of you guys going heavy on him sell me if you don't mind.
The correct answer is 1 out of 11 starts.
In 2010.
Since then he's seen action in only 3 games (all this year).
Edit: And that 1 game w/ 10+ points was less than 11.
I am staying away for the Thurs night matchups. I paid up at QB this week and went with Brees, still able to put together a roster I feel pretty good about. I have a feeling there is going to be a bunch of action on the Thurs and Sat games (gut feeling nothing more) so I wanted to go with a safer option. I do have Clausen in a couple tourney lineups though. I will probably roll with him pretty heavy come Sunday.I hear you. I've modified my TNF lineups to include 1/3 on Clausen, Manziel, and Brady. $5k QB is too good to pass up for some action but too risky to go all in or even half. May come back to bite me since the matchup is no where near as good as Anderson vs Bucs.
I am fading. I like the 50/50 Double up lineup I have put together for tonightAre you sayig you're fading the Titans and Jags or not involved in the TNF entries at all (as Dodds indicated on his blog)?
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He has an impact every time he touches the ball. For whatever unknown reason, the jags refuse to feed him consistently.Gerhart BEASTING for 31 yards!! lol
I feel for you my man. I hope there is a Direct Tv Satellite in your future. Should be a requirement for working on a Sunday.JJ, you have no idea. The Titans are my local market team. I just have basic cable at my office and am there most Sunday afternoons. They're usually the only game I have to watch each week. The ineptitude is breathtaking.
I usually start w/ Matt Bryant then deviate up or down based on my salary demands elsewhere. I like PK on good passing teams that can't run for crap. Bryant is my favorite PK for that reason. He's also usually really affordable.How the heck do you guys pick kickers? I usually leave that for last and just take the most expensive guy I could.
I do the same thing, but with kickers on good offenses, or playing in domes. I usually eyeball Bryant, Shayne Graham, Mason Crosby, Vinatieri, and Goskowski, Barth, Santos.... I also use a mix of 2-3-4 kickers. I think Def is worth paying for a premium 5000k+ defense in a good matchup, but kicker is just anyone in the 4700-5k range.I usually start w/ Matt Bryant then deviate up or down based on my salary demands elsewhere. I like PK on good passing teams that can't run for crap. Bryant is my favorite PK for that reason. He's also usually really affordable.How the heck do you guys pick kickers? I usually leave that for last and just take the most expensive guy I could.
K and D were the difference for me between $10 and $5K but that is why we love this gameEntered 5 lineups for the Mon/Thursday slate, just to stay interested, then realized on Monday I had two identical lineups. Both wound up tying for 4th, $420 each. $$$
If you've never heard anyone yell out, "YEAH SUCCOP!", you shoulda been in my house.K and D were the difference for me between $10 and $5K but that is why we love this gameEntered 5 lineups for the Mon/Thursday slate, just to stay interested, then realized on Monday I had two identical lineups. Both wound up tying for 4th, $420 each. $$$
With my new found willingness to go cheap on TEs, I start all of my lineups w/ the cheapest Def I'm willing to roster, Bryant, and the cheapest TE I'm willing to roster. I then massage those 3 w/ the last 1-2 WR/RB slots to finalize things.I do the same thing, but with kickers on good offenses, or playing in domes. I usually eyeball Bryant, Shayne Graham, Mason Crosby, Vinatieri, and Goskowski, Barth, Santos.... I also use a mix of 2-3-4 kickers. I think Def is worth paying for a premium 5000k+ defense in a good matchup, but kicker is just anyone in the 4700-5k range.TNF action: 1 lineup with Gerhert (solid), one with DWalker (very soso), and one complete fade.I usually start w/ Matt Bryant then deviate up or down based on my salary demands elsewhere. I like PK on good passing teams that can't run for crap. Bryant is my favorite PK for that reason. He's also usually really affordable.How the heck do you guys pick kickers? I usually leave that for last and just take the most expensive guy I could.