Recent content by Jayrod

Sweet. I can't remember who had "I hate signatures but love irony" as theirs, but it always made me smile.

Boston finally figuring some things out. I assumed they'd be around the 3-6 seed range but the early season struggles had me questioning that.

Heck no. Clean up top allows for some body contact down low. Same as it ever was.

The details of my 30-man roster's demise: QB - the 4-headed QB that had been so great suddenly collapsed in spectacular fashion. I had averaged 29.09 points per week from this spot and suddenly with all 4 QB's active landed a paltry 7.75. 3 of my 4 put up their lowest score of the year. All at...

I'm out. JSN, Egbuka and all 4 of my QBs sucked at the same time (Rodgers, Darnold, Tua and Ward). My worst score all year by far. It was a run. GL those moving on.

Sitting at 160. Have Egbuka and Coker (-7.4 & -9.6) remaining but Egbuka is running out of time to matter.

I was hoping for double digits from Woody this week. It's not a zero but I hope I'm not relying on his 7.4 at RB2 or flex.

Here we are at week 12 and my squad will face it's biggest test. I built my 30 man roster with a lot of depth, but with so many guys on bye this week, I am vulnerable. Players on bye (weeks used in parenthesis): Tua Tagovailoa (4), Jacory Crosky-Merritt (4), Keenan Allen (7), Troy Franklin (5)...

Curious about the Sunday night game's effect on the cut line. Wasn't a lot of scoring so likely not a ton of movement from the 124.50 that was posted after the earlier games. I'm sitting at 144.60 with only Raiders Def (-5.0) left to go. I'm pretty sure I'll be fine but could be wrong. With so...

Welp, that was something.

Why did Miami call that TO so early? You want every second off that clock.

I own all 5 of those guys and am still alive I think what this says is that these owners dug in on their research to find value and while these particular guys didn't pan out, some of their others did. My QB trio of Rodgers, Darnold and Tua have been great, averaging over 30 ppg. JCN has been...

I have Henderson and 5 of those guys.

His 6 game stretch: "He's the first player in NBA history to average a 35-point triple-double while shooting 60% or better across a six-game stretch. He's averaging 35.8 points, 12.0 rebounds and 11.0 assists while shooting 73.9% from the field and 55.6% from 3-point range."...

Another MVP or championship and he enters the upper echelon among Magic/Bird/Wilt/Russell/Duncan. He's already one of the greatest offensive players of all time.