Live ownership percentages
92.1 Steve Slaton
81.9 Kurt Warner
65.5 Ricky Williams
60.1 Dustin Keller
57.3 Ray Rice
54.8 Brandon Marshall
36.6 Jerricho Cotchery
i have all of these except for slaton and rice
I HAVE ALL OF THESE!!
Trying to decide if that's good or bad.But I also have Steve Smith, Winslow, Brees, FWP, Barber, TJones.
I'd say good for making it to the final 250 -- if any of Slaton, etc. have big weeks, you'll be swept along with the tide. Similarly, if none or few of Slaton, etc. have big weeks, then the overall cut line will be lower.I'd say having Slaton, etc. is bad for weeks 14, 15 and 16 - in general - because you want your team to hit consecutive high-water marks that are not reached by any other teams. But with Steve Smith, Winslow, etc. it looks like you're in good shape either way.
I've got all of the above (Slaton, Warner, R. Williams, Rice and Marshall) except for Keller and Cotchery. But I've also got Cutler, Delhomme, MJD, Chris Johnson, D. Williams, L. Washington, Steve Smith, Holmes, K. Walter, Porter, Reg. Williams, Shockey, and Utecht.
In one sense, every team has a unique group of players, and there are no duplicate teams, so every team that makes it to the final 250 will have a chance.
OTOH, some players are going to have huge performances in weeks 14, 15 and 16. Whether they are the expected players (Brees, Cutler, Tomlinson, Portis, Steve Smith, Witten, etc.) or "undervalued" players (probably some combination), remains to be seen. If all the expected players have weak performances in weeks 14, 15 and 16, but Delhomme, DeAngelo Williams and Leon Washington have huge weeks, then I'm in great shape from a uniqueness standpoint -- but the odds are not in my favor.
In past years, only 4-5 players have been the crucial difference makers in the final weeks. You have almost no chance to be in the top-25 if you don't have every one of the major difference makers. The final ranking of the top-25 has then depended on the other players on each team.