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2011 Coach Otis All-Value Team (1 Viewer)

Darren McFadden is the nerdy girl in your high school math class. There's something about him, and you're slowly falling in love and it feels so right.

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Darren McFadden is the nerdy girl in your high school math class. There's something about him, and you're slowly falling in love and it feels so right.:screech:
I used to get those girls drunk at parties and anoint them with my protractor.Is this what you're suggesting?
 
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Updated Current Hawklist

Here are the guys Hawks are buying/should already have bought.

QB

Sam Bradford

RB

Montario Hardesty

Ben Tate

Cedric Benson

Reggie Bush

Ryan Mathews

Ridley + Vereen pairing

WR

Desean Jackson

Greg Little

Eddie Royal

Devery Henderson

TE

Lance Kendricks
6-100-1:hawkscreech:

 
Pretty good outings for lots of hawk picks this week:

QB

Sam Bradford - In addition to depleted WR corps, he now is hurt himself. Ouch.

RB

Montario Hardesty -- Looked solid spelling Hillis, who was himself sort of unspectacular. Like a good grilled cheese, turn the heat on low and give this time to simmer.

Ben Tate -- 116 yards rushing, 1 TD

Cedric Benson -- 121 yards rushing, 1 TD

Reggie Bush -- Will explode through your plasma televisions tonight in a burst of fantasy glory

Ryan Mathews -- 118 total yards, and with Tolbert already ailing, look for him to start racking up TDs as well

Ridley + Vereen pairing -- Watch closely tonight, gang.

WR

Desean Jackson -- 6-102-1

Greg Little -- Looked like a first-game rookie

Eddie Royal -- DNP yet

Devery Henderson -- 6-100-1

TE

Lance Kendricks -- Looked like a first-game rookie

 
Updated Current Hawklist

Here are the guys Hawks are buying/should already have bought.

QB

Sam Bradford

RB

Montario Hardesty

Ben Tate

Cedric Benson

Reggie Bush

Ryan Mathews

Ridley + Vereen pairing

WR

Desean Jackson

Greg Little

Eddie Royal

Devery Henderson

TE

Lance Kendricks
6-100-1:hawkscreech:
Welcome to Henderson's annual Week One break out game... :lmao: You and he can now retire to fantasy football obscurity.

 
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Welcome to Henderson's annual Week One break out game...:lmao:You and he can now retire to fantasy football obscurity.
This guy should never fool a FF coach twice. I've had my once. It's as if he doesn't exist. What he will do is lay egg after egg as a coach chases the points from week 1. Then they will bench him and he will go off again. Then they will repeat offense until they can't take it anymore.
 
Welcome to Henderson's annual Week One break out game...:lmao:You and he can now retire to fantasy football obscurity.
This guy should never fool a FF coach twice. I've had my once. It's as if he doesn't exist. What he will do is lay egg after egg as a coach chases the points from week 1. Then they will bench him and he will go off again. Then they will repeat offense until they can't take it anymore.
yepthis recommendation tells me everythng I care to know about :hawkscreech: :lmao:
 
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Montario Hardesty -- Looked solid spelling Hillis, who was himself sort of unspectacular. Like a good grilled cheese, turn the heat on low and give this time to simmer.Reggie Bush -- Will explode through your plasma televisions tonight in a burst of fantasy gloryRidley + Vereen pairing -- Watch closely tonight, gang.
:lmao: :thumbup: :thumbup:
 
I'm just going to be real honest here, I don't feel comfortable using your info Coach...for free.

Is there a way that I can subscribe to your information? And if I happen to get it before my competitors, then so be it :D

SCREECH

 
Welcome back, friends. It's 2011 and there's football in the air, and the guppies are nervously gripping their cheat sheets. It's once again time for the hawks to do some fine dining from above. In case you don't recall our format, here's the summary from last year's thread:

Folks here are telling you what to do with your first round pick. Your second round pick. You've got draft dominators, and draft apps, and team raters, and master raters, and master draft team dominating value based shark apps, and all this other great stuff, but at the end of the day, if you're using your first couple of draft picks, you're not much of a hawk at all, are you? How much dominance are you asserting over your league when you started on equal footing? That's not a hawk. That's barely a shark, at best, under the right circumstances, on the right day of the week.

You want to really show the guys in your league who's boss? Throw away your first round pick. Seriously. Toss it. When you're sitting around the table and your pick comes up and everyone looks at you, just politely say "pass." Do the same thing in the second round. Let them laugh. That's just a sign of their insecurity. The quiet ones are the ones who understand, at that very moment, that they aren't dealing with just any ordinary fantasy magic football guy. This is a real life hawk, and they're sitting across the table from them, and the one thing that is going through their mind is what they should be putting in the Memo field of the $50 check they are writing to you, because this fantasy season has already ended for them.

This is it. The 2010 All-Value All-Otis Team -- start picking these guys in, like, I dunno, the 3rd, maybe 4th rounds, and then beat your entire league, and then have everyone fully appreciate who the real hawk in the room is. You'll probably be disinvited from the league in 2011, but screw those guys, they sucked anyway.
Coach has had the interns hard at work here all summer crunching the numbers, and this year's crop is even better than the last. Let's sharpen the claws and have at it...

QB

Sam Bradford

Sam Bradford is a terrorizing robot built in the future and sent back in time to absolutely dominate professional football. We featured him last year, and it was no surprise to anyone up in The Nest when he pulled out the Offensive ROY award. In a couple years he'll be what Peyton Manning has been to the QB position for so many years. You'll just expect him to be drafted in the top 3 or so spots and you'll feel like you can't remember a time when it wasn't like that. Sam Bradford becomes a part of you forever.

Most folks out there rank him somewhere in the teens for this season. That's a nice try, but not quite right, because he'll finish a top-10 QB this year. You don't take a super talent like this, pair him up with Josh McDaniels, and not get magic. It's like the giant killer football robot from the future is taking direction from Stephen Hawking, and I don't care that he doesn't have tons of great passing targets, because Sam Bradford could throw for 300 and 3 to a field of Mr. Potato Head, a cocker spaniel, and a bag of beef jerky.

Come week 8 the guppies will all be sucking up to the Bradford owners and making all sorts of ludicrous trade offers in their zealots hyper super IXXIM leagues, and the Bradford owners will be on cruise control to the fantasy playoffs.

Go ahead and try. Try prying Sam Bradford from my cold, dead hands.

RB

Montario Hardesty

Remember when Willis McGahee came into the league and everyone was all "oh man he's so injured and toast, I ain't touching him," and then the guy actually ended up being really good? And then the same sort of thing happened with this guy Frank Gore and he ended up being one of the best running backs in football, period? Well sweet bejeezus, here we are again. It's like Zeus himself reached down from the sky and poured sweet godly nectar right into my beak. It's that easy. If I've learned anything through all my years of shark killing, it's that the super talent shines through eventually. Hardesty is a ridiculously naturally gifted running back. It's like a bunch of geneticists sat around in a lab 20 years ago and pieced together the perfect running back from scratch, and out popped baby Montario.

"But Otis, that big Hillis guy is so good." :yawn: It's 2011 now, gang. Not 2010. Stop living in the past. And in 2011, things are different, and Hardesty is the starting running back for the Browns by week 5, and he puts up gaudy numbers for the rest of the year, and then in 2012 we're all sitting around this time of year talking about how he's a top 5 pick in 2012 drafts.

Cedric Benson

I love it when a guy is all but guaranteed 300 carries and his ADP slips into the 50s. Warren Buffet had a saying that went along the lines of "the way I become rich was when I found money lying around, I picked it up." Cedric Benson is a big fat 50-spot sitting in your driveway, and you're on your way into the house, and all you need to do is reach down and pick him up.

"But Coach, he's got legal troubles!!?" Listen, I LOVE Cedric Benson's legal troubles. We're not buddies. He's not my pal. And the fact that he's got these issues has got people scampering away from him, and that's why the hawks are scooping him up nearly for free. You don't win your fantasy league in weeks 1 and 2, gang. But you do over the course of the rest of the season.

WR

Desean Jackson

This is mini-value, but still, if I knew I could pick the best wide receiver in fantasy in the slot where the 8th wide receiver gets drafted, I'd do that. And you can do that too. Because Michael Vick is going to go bananas this year. When you see him you'll have that Chariots of Fire theme playing over and over in your mind and everything will launch into slow motion and your dead grandmother will be sitting in a meadow with a big smile eating grapes on a cool breezy day. And there's Vick firing missiles all over the field, and most of them are aimed dead at Desean's hands, and when we see highlight after highlight of 70-yard TD catches, we'll all be sitting around sipping bourbon and contemplating how awesome we are for drafting Desean Jackson. This is easy math, folks. You don't need a degree in fantasytology or a mod account to see the writing on the wall. Trade down, let your shark buddy have Andre Johnson, and profit to the tune of 1300+ yards, double-digit touchdowns, and good clean I toldya so fun.

Greg Little

We're not usually keen on rookie WRs, but Greg Little has us licking our chops. I don't care how good or bad you think Colt McCoy is, his name is Colt, and he's still probably a lot better than you think he is. Little steps into a situation where he'll take the WR1 slot right off the bat, and he'll do what Anquan Boldin did some years ago when there were just a bunch of nobodies at QB and WR in Arizona and all of the sudden this guy catches 217 yards in his first game and the fantasy nerds are all going bananas and the fellas over at The Huddle are beside themselves trying to determine his fair value. Luckily we have the clear views from up here in the sky, and we're cruising, and we're looking down, and we're seeing things before they're even happening, and we're all thinking "man, I'd sure like to take that guy since he's the closest thing we've seen to Anquan Boldin since Anquan Boldin." And so that's what we do. So when it's getting late in the draft and the sharks in the room are all laughing because you haven't filled up your WR slots yet, and then you take Greg Little, and they think they're clever when they crack "too little, too late," you can just kick back and smile, and in your head you'll already be writing out the eat crow e-mail to the league. Suck it, swimmers!

TE

Lance Kendricks

One of the guys on Voltron, I think the one driving the blue cat, was named Lance. Lance Armstrong overcame all sorts of adversity to be the awesomest bicycle rider around. Neil Armstrong walked on the moon. Lance Kendricks is, like all of these guys, pretty much totally awesome.

Last year Sam Bradford loved throwing to Hoomanommaummagumma, because the best WR on the team was injured. That sort of thing will happen again this year, except Sam Bradford will throw laser, terminator-guided leather balls with silky smooth delivery into the end zone, and Kendricks will be on the receiving end. He'll do lots of damage in the red zone and quickly become Dallas Clark to Sam's Peyton. Let the sharks fight over Finley and the rest. Draft the more important players early in your draft, plug Kendricks into the TE slot at the end, and then call and make reservations to take your girlfriend out to a fancy dinner with your league prize money.

K

Nick Folk (though it doesn't matter)

We told you last year that real hawks don't care about kickers. It's not worth the energy to investigate, because it doesn't matter, and if you want to gamble, just drive down to Atlantic City and plunk yourself down at the blackjack table. But if you want sort of a surprise, try Nick Folk. The Jets are going to move the ball fairly effectively between the 20s, but they'll be stalling out lots before the red zone, and Nick Folk will just be banging in field goals all day long. You'll be outside doing yard work and peeking in the window and, sonofagun, would you look at that, there's Nick Folk doing his thing again. He's just kicking and kicking and you are sitting there swearing that you're watching the Rockettes, except there's just one, and it's a man dressed in green.

That's it for this year. Good luck to the sharks, and see you in the skies, my fine feathered friends who've no use for luck.

-Coach

Note: stay tuned below for breaking HawkAlerts through the rest of the pre-season and all season long...
Advice to coach otis don't quit your day job

 
Ridley + Vereen pairing -- Watch closely tonight, gang.
Did a JV game I was unaware of take place tonight Coach? I'm still watching, but now I'm seeing Raiders and Broncos on the field.Thanks Coach. If you're employed tomorrow, I'll await a statement.
 
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Did all you haters miss the Reggie Bush show at 7 pm EST?

And next week the story will just get better! :thumbup:

Screech!!!

 
Ridley + Vereen pairing -- Watch closely tonight, gang.
Did a JV game I was unaware of take place tonight Coach? I'm still watching, but now I'm seeing Raiders and Broncos on the field.Thanks Coach. If you're employed tomorrow, I'll await a statement.
very :goodposting:
Statement for the rubes:When you take shots at a bunch of flyers, you don't expect them ALL to pan out -- if just a couple do, you win at fantasy. HTH
 
Ridley + Vereen pairing -- Watch closely tonight, gang.
Did a JV game I was unaware of take place tonight Coach? I'm still watching, but now I'm seeing Raiders and Broncos on the field.Thanks Coach. If you're employed tomorrow, I'll await a statement.
very :goodposting:
Statement for the rubes:When you take shots at a bunch of flyers, you don't expect them ALL to pan out -- if just a couple do, you win at fantasy. HTH
If the best they can do is criticize your lottery tickets, its going to be a pretty good year for the Hawks!
 
Pretty good outings for lots of hawk picks this week:QBSam Bradford - In addition to depleted WR corps, he now is hurt himself. Ouch. RBMontario Hardesty -- Looked solid spelling Hillis, who was himself sort of unspectacular. Like a good grilled cheese, turn the heat on low and give this time to simmer.Ben Tate -- 116 yards rushing, 1 TDCedric Benson -- 121 yards rushing, 1 TDReggie Bush -- Will explode through your plasma televisions tonight in a burst of fantasy gloryRyan Mathews -- 118 total yards, and with Tolbert already ailing, look for him to start racking up TDs as wellRidley + Vereen pairing -- Watch closely tonight, gang. WRDesean Jackson -- 6-102-1Greg Little -- Looked like a first-game rookieEddie Royal -- DNP yetDevery Henderson -- 6-100-1TELance Kendricks -- Looked like a first-game rookie
Update?
 
I drafted this entire team tonight in a work league. Along with my kicker and defense, I had three picks left over where I had to pick some other guys, but it's not like I'll be starting them anyway! QBSam BradfordRBMontario HardestyBen TateCedric BensonReggie BushRyan MathewsSteven RidleyShane VereenWRDesean JacksonGreg LittleEddie RoyalDevery HendersonMike Williams Seattle (my own pick)TELance Kendricks
so this team is 0-2 right?
 
Oats delivers again. A Denver WR, a Philly WR, a Clev RB, and a Miami RB delivered my teams some good points this week. To top it off Brady has been huge for me as part of the NE offense.

:thumbup: hawkscreech :thumbup:

 
Was curious if Coach Otis was reared in the same nest as lhucks?

hawkscreech Coach Otis Pssst. Deion Branch is the only WR in the top 25 without a TD. He's around WR 20 in most leagues. Lots of upside here, gang...21 Sep
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hawkscreech Coach Otis @ @Jobber_duty Speaking of home runs, did you pay attention and get Devery Henderson when I told you to? YOU DIDN'T?21 Sep
5th on his team this week in ppr ff pts.
hawkscreech Coach Otis @ @Jobber_duty "When does Danario make the game day roster"? Good sarcasm, Shark. The day he goes for over 100 and a TD. Keep swimming.21 Sep
2-28-0
 
Criminally undervalued: Ryan Mathews

If he doesn't finish in the top 15RBs we'll close up shop and banish ourselves to The Huddle.

@hawkscreech
Just checking in to thank NostraOtis for the Ryan Mathews call. A top 5 RB in round 6? Why yes, thank you! :screeeeeeeeeeecccccchhhh:

 
@hawkscreech has been pretty quiet lately. I was willing to pay $1/mo for this service, but that's dropping faster than Reggie Bush's carries.. now i'm only in for $0.25/mo

 


HawkAlert

Are you guys scooping up Ridley + Vereen? If not, I assume it's because the hawks in your league already have them? Basically, what I'm saying here is "hey man, we're doing to do a raffle to give away a million dollars, and we're only gonna give out two tickets in the raffle. Do you want these two tickets?" Don't be a fool. Take the tickets. Profit with the cool breezes in your face and sun on your tailfeathers.
I haven't seen quality from you like this in years.
Not bad, huh.
 

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