Vikings scored 16. 2 sacks, 2 fumble recoveries, 2 INTs and a TD.11.7 over the cutline. I can’t imagine the Niners are going to better the Vikes 14. Still have B Rob and Goedert (8.80, 9.50). Sweating tomorrow for sure. Hoping the ridiculously high scores by some of today’s players means we won’t get a lot of movement.
Thanks for the correction. Even less likely.Vikings scored 16. 2 sacks, 2 fumble recoveries, 2 INTs and a TD.11.7 over the cutline. I can’t imagine the Niners are going to better the Vikes 14. Still have B Rob and Goedert (8.80, 9.50). Sweating tomorrow for sure. Hoping the ridiculously high scores by some of today’s players means we won’t get a lot of movement.
Well. Looks like Shanahan wants a little "Thunder and Lightning". I didn't expect the usage from Mitchell that he is getting.Week 10 - 193.40
No players left.
Edit. I do have Mitchell if he can somehow get more than 14.5 behind McCaffrey.
The line also got a 3-point pump from last night's games. So your number may be 141.Well, as I am +20 on the cut line, I have no more bullets in the chamber. If MNF gives high scoring & high ownership effect, it will be close.
Projections of where the cut will end up this week? Philly & Wash —> Hurts, Sanders, AJB, DeVonte, Goedert, and maybe Samuel & plus McLaurin
Currently 130.15
I estimate 138.25
It's actually 133.5. Your number was the cut prior to last nights game. Good thing is it didn't even move 3.5 points.Well, as I am +20 on the cut line, I have no more bullets in the chamber. If MNF gives high scoring & high ownership effect, it will be close.
Projections of where the cut will end up this week? Philly & Wash —> Hurts, Sanders, AJB, DeVonte, Goedert, and maybe Samuel & plus McLaurin
Currently 130.15
I estimate 138.25
Player ownership >100 tonight:
Hurts - 421
Smith - 95 (close enough)
Brown - 191
Goedert - 471
Eagles - 162
Robinson - 150
McLaurin - 125
Dotson - 95 (close enough)
1. Dameon Pierce - 77.7%FWIW, my ghost entry (elim week 8 by <1 point) would have survived last week (153.05) and this week (177.15)
@Puppies Those are pretty large percentages for the live teams... curious if we have like a top 10 of the highest-owned players amongst remaining live teams (and % is more interesting than raw #)
Should I be proud or ashamed that I'm one of those 52 and have 2 of the other 5?1. Dameon Pierce - 77.7%FWIW, my ghost entry (elim week 8 by <1 point) would have survived last week (153.05) and this week (177.15)
@Puppies Those are pretty large percentages for the live teams... curious if we have like a top 10 of the highest-owned players amongst remaining live teams (and % is more interesting than raw #)
2. Rodrigo Blankenship - 50.1%
3. George Pickens - 40.4%
4. Rhamondre Stevenson - 37.7%
5. Courtland Sutton - 29.6%
6. Saquon Barkley - 27.4%
7. 49ers DEF - 26.2%
8. Dallas Goedert - 26.1%
8. JuJu Smith-Schuster - 26.1%
10. Romeo Doubs - 25.7%
May have missed someone.
There are 52 teams with all of the top 5.
Here it is...@TheWinz Do you have the original kicker percentage list? I should have pivoted from lower owned of Tucker/McPherson because I didn't check for bye conflict there.
Name | Price | Team | Owners |
Rodrigo Blankenship | 3 | IND | 5675 |
Evan McPherson | 6 | CIN | 1218 |
Justin Tucker | 7 | BAL | 1180 |
Austin Seibert | 3 | DET | 1165 |
Mason Crosby | 4 | GB | 1075 |
Younghoe Koo | 4 | ATL | 1067 |
Brandon McManus | 5 | DEN | 1030 |
Graham Gano | 3 | NYG | 1014 |
Dustin Hopkins | 5 | LAC | 983 |
Greg Zuerlein | 3 | NYJ | 898 |
Ka'imi Fairbairn | 3 | HOU | 869 |
Chris Boswell | 4 | PIT | 834 |
Greg Joseph | 5 | MIN | 764 |
Daniel Carlson | 6 | LV | 759 |
Matt Prater | 5 | ARI | 727 |
Harrison Butker | 7 | KC | 597 |
Wil Lutz | 5 | NO | 593 |
Tyler Bass | 7 | BUF | 556 |
Randy Bullock | 4 | TEN | 535 |
Jake Elliott | 5 | PHI | 476 |
Matt Gay | 6 | LAR | 454 |
Nick Folk | 5 | NE | 447 |
Cade York | 4 | CLE | 436 |
Zane Gonzalez | 3 | CAR | 431 |
Cairo Santos | 3 | CHI | 427 |
Robbie Gould | 5 | SF | 414 |
Ryan Succop | 6 | TB | 355 |
Brett Maher | 5 | DAL | 338 |
Jason Sanders | 5 | MIA | 258 |
Jason Myers | 4 | SEA | 242 |
Joey Slye | 4 | WAS | 72 |
Ryan Santoso | 3 | JAC | 41 |
@IreladYea, I'm out. At 115 with just Miles Sanders left. It's been a fun ride, and week 10 ain't too shabby for my first time with this contest!
Happy Monday! Been a lurker for a while, but with the excitement of not being dead yet (despite my suspect team) in this year's contest, I thought I'd keep tabs on this forum and post a bit.
My QB trio of Cousins/Mayfield/Winston survived Cousins' bye week with no QB counting, and Baker is now returning from the ashes to start next week. Here's to Winston hopefully getting the starting nod this week as well to round it out, since Dalton has been a dumpster fire...
I love data/analysis (part of my day job too) and noticed the Kicker distribution data just posted by TheWinz (thanks for posting). This brought up a question in my mind, and I'm interested to get others' thoughts, or even analysis to prove one way or another.
What is the most consistently optimal K strategy: (a) Two premium Ks, (b) Three cheap $3 Ks on three separate bye weeks, or (c) something else?
I have always done (b). Season totals with premium Ks may surpass other individual $3 options, but from a best ball perspective, especially considering the randomness of big K games, plus the advantage of spreading out 3 separate bye weeks, would seem to be the way to go. But data could prove me wrong.
Ertz out for year :( Had him too and was good value while it lasted.Safe this week…173 and change and I also have Hurts…
TE position and Cole Kmet the last few weeks has kept me safe from Turk. But Ertz went down yesterday, Njoku is still not back from injury and huge days for Kmet continue?? not to sure I can rest on that statement. Need Swift back healthy and at least Njoku or Ertz back healthy to feel half way decent about getting through week 11.
No doubt he will be pcked up as long as he is healthy (stranger cut) BUT A will he end up somewhere where it will end up mattering and B, and more importantly, will he end up someplace where he wont screw up your roster construction.Reports are that Eno Benjamin is being cut by AZ. It would be nice to see him get picked up elsewhere, but even if he doesn't, as a $3 lotto ticket he served his purpose, helping me get through the Henry/Chubb/Pierce bye weeks.
I think these types of analysis have been done over the years (including more or less kickers) and the optimim number has been proven to be 3 cheap kickers with pretty good job security.Happy Monday! Been a lurker for a while, but with the excitement of not being dead yet (despite my suspect team) in this year's contest, I thought I'd keep tabs on this forum and post a bit.
My QB trio of Cousins/Mayfield/Winston survived Cousins' bye week with no QB counting, and Baker is now returning from the ashes to start next week. Here's to Winston hopefully getting the starting nod this week as well to round it out, since Dalton has been a dumpster fire...
I love data/analysis (part of my day job too) and noticed the Kicker distribution data just posted by TheWinz (thanks for posting). This brought up a question in my mind, and I'm interested to get others' thoughts, or even analysis to prove one way or another.
What is the most consistently optimal K strategy: (a) Two premium Ks, (b) Three cheap $3 Ks on three separate bye weeks, or (c) something else?
I have always done (b). Season totals with premium Ks may surpass other individual $3 options, but from a best ball perspective, especially considering the randomness of big K games, plus the advantage of spreading out 3 separate bye weeks, would seem to be the way to go. But data could prove me wrong.
Thanks for stopping by.
@TheWinz has posted kicker data several times which shows that taken as a whole, the premium kickers seldom finish above the cheap kickers, with very few exceptions. I'm a "3 cheap kicker guy" myself. Just my opinion, but you can roster twice as many cheap kickers for the price of premium kickers. Statistically, they probably at least equal premium kickers in performance, straight up. Consider that if you believe the stat projections in the pre-season, you can easily see that you are paying much more per expected fantasy point when you roster a premium kicker. The other advantage of multiple cheapies vs premium players is ease at navigating bye weeks and injuries. When your premie gets injured, you're done. If you cheapo gets injured, you have a backup. ANY kicker on ANY team is better than no kicker, during bye weeks. Lots of Blankenship owners will likely echo my thoughts on this.
I think these types of analysis have been done over the years (including more or less kickers) and the optimim number has been proven to be 3 cheap kickers with pretty good job security.Happy Monday! Been a lurker for a while, but with the excitement of not being dead yet (despite my suspect team) in this year's contest, I thought I'd keep tabs on this forum and post a bit.
My QB trio of Cousins/Mayfield/Winston survived Cousins' bye week with no QB counting, and Baker is now returning from the ashes to start next week. Here's to Winston hopefully getting the starting nod this week as well to round it out, since Dalton has been a dumpster fire...
I love data/analysis (part of my day job too) and noticed the Kicker distribution data just posted by TheWinz (thanks for posting). This brought up a question in my mind, and I'm interested to get others' thoughts, or even analysis to prove one way or another.
What is the most consistently optimal K strategy: (a) Two premium Ks, (b) Three cheap $3 Ks on three separate bye weeks, or (c) something else?
I have always done (b). Season totals with premium Ks may surpass other individual $3 options, but from a best ball perspective, especially considering the randomness of big K games, plus the advantage of spreading out 3 separate bye weeks, would seem to be the way to go. But data could prove me wrong.
Thanks for stopping by.
@TheWinz has posted kicker data several times which shows that taken as a whole, the premium kickers seldom finish above the cheap kickers, with very few exceptions. I'm a "3 cheap kicker guy" myself. Just my opinion, but you can roster twice as many cheap kickers for the price of premium kickers. Statistically, they probably at least equal premium kickers in performance, straight up. Consider that if you believe the stat projections in the pre-season, you can easily see that you are paying much more per expected fantasy point when you roster a premium kicker. The other advantage of multiple cheapies vs premium players is ease at navigating bye weeks and injuries. When your premie gets injured, you're done. If you cheapo gets injured, you have a backup. ANY kicker on ANY team is better than no kicker, during bye weeks. Lots of Blankenship owners will likely echo my thoughts on this.
What is the most consistently optimal K strategy: (a) Two premium Ks, (b) Three cheap $3 Ks on three separate bye weeks, or (c) something else?
Scoring Update - End of 3rd Quarter
+0.00 = 115.35 Irelad
+5.30 = 133.55 Balco
+7.50 =135.50 Dacomish
+5.20 = 139.90 Puppies (Me)
+6.70 = 148.50 dbc925
+0.00 = 141.60 BroncosFan07
+18.20 = 164.30 Army Eye
+2.00 = 149.85 ChurchOfIggyPop
+0.00 = 123.15 Pasquino (FBGuys Staff)
+14.50= 135.45 Woodrow (FBGuys Staff)
The same....3 cheap defenses. It has worked out great this year for me with Az and Minn being 2 of my 3 defenses.I think these types of analysis have been done over the years (including more or less kickers) and the optimim number has been proven to be 3 cheap kickers with pretty good job security.Happy Monday! Been a lurker for a while, but with the excitement of not being dead yet (despite my suspect team) in this year's contest, I thought I'd keep tabs on this forum and post a bit.
My QB trio of Cousins/Mayfield/Winston survived Cousins' bye week with no QB counting, and Baker is now returning from the ashes to start next week. Here's to Winston hopefully getting the starting nod this week as well to round it out, since Dalton has been a dumpster fire...
I love data/analysis (part of my day job too) and noticed the Kicker distribution data just posted by TheWinz (thanks for posting). This brought up a question in my mind, and I'm interested to get others' thoughts, or even analysis to prove one way or another.
What is the most consistently optimal K strategy: (a) Two premium Ks, (b) Three cheap $3 Ks on three separate bye weeks, or (c) something else?
I have always done (b). Season totals with premium Ks may surpass other individual $3 options, but from a best ball perspective, especially considering the randomness of big K games, plus the advantage of spreading out 3 separate bye weeks, would seem to be the way to go. But data could prove me wrong.
Thanks for stopping by.
@TheWinz has posted kicker data several times which shows that taken as a whole, the premium kickers seldom finish above the cheap kickers, with very few exceptions. I'm a "3 cheap kicker guy" myself. Just my opinion, but you can roster twice as many cheap kickers for the price of premium kickers. Statistically, they probably at least equal premium kickers in performance, straight up. Consider that if you believe the stat projections in the pre-season, you can easily see that you are paying much more per expected fantasy point when you roster a premium kicker. The other advantage of multiple cheapies vs premium players is ease at navigating bye weeks and injuries. When your premie gets injured, you're done. If you cheapo gets injured, you have a backup. ANY kicker on ANY team is better than no kicker, during bye weeks. Lots of Blankenship owners will likely echo my thoughts on this.
"with pretty good job security"... Looking at you, Rodrigo... thought he was the safest of my three picks by far.
Thanks for chiming in guys. Your points are the same as my thinking has been.
I do apply the exact same logic to defenses -- three of the best upside defenses for $3 with unique bye weeks. Do you apply the same, or do you feel it's a diff animal?
Seriously? He was good in relief…should get picked up if truly released…Reports are that Eno Benjamin is being cut by AZ. It would be nice to see him get picked up elsewhere, but even if he doesn't, as a $3 lotto ticket he served his purpose, helping me get through the Henry/Chubb/Pierce bye weeks.