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Fun fact - In week 11 of 2018, the cut line moved 43.25 points on Monday Night. I know all too well, because I had a comfortable 33.10 point lead and got ousted. What will it take for a 43 point jump this week? Probably Rhamondre scoring 500 points!
was that the lamar week? i remember i had a pretty solid team but was one of the few left with no lamar. and i got like 30+ out of my crappy qb group. i remember going to bed early that night thinking 'well, as long as lamar doesnt get 50 ill be fine' and woke up the next morning eliminated. havent researched it but im pretty sure thats the mnf game youre talking about.
 
Fun fact - In week 11 of 2018, the cut line moved 43.25 points on Monday Night. I know all too well, because I had a comfortable 33.10 point lead and got ousted. What will it take for a 43 point jump this week? Probably Rhamondre scoring 500 points!
was that the lamar week? i remember i had a pretty solid team but was one of the few left with no lamar. and i got like 30+ out of my crappy qb group. i remember going to bed early that night thinking 'well, as long as lamar doesnt get 50 ill be fine' and woke up the next morning eliminated. havent researched it but im pretty sure thats the mnf game youre talking about.
Nope. It was the KC/LAR game that ended 54 to 51. The QB's combined for 900 yds and 10 TD's.
 
Currently 23.65 over the cut line - no one left

Hoping I squeak by. Mike Williams injury/BYE, and Njoku mildly sprained ankle (hopefully) has me concerned. Gabe Davis return / production is critical next week, should I be fortunate enough to advance.

I’ll see y’all on the other side, I hope. :oldunsure:

TOTAL124.15 CUT LINE100.50

Ps - if the MIA D/ST can get me a money play I could increase.
OOPS!

I have Stevenson yet to play.
:doh:

I like my odds.
 
Cut line moved more than I thought it would. Glad I have Stevenson left. It would be difficult for me to wash out. Escaped the Turk once again. I hope.

TOTAL127.15
CUT LINE111.55
 
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Fun fact - In week 11 of 2018, the cut line moved 43.25 points on Monday Night. I know all too well, because I had a comfortable 33.10 point lead and got ousted. What will it take for a 43 point jump this week? Probably Rhamondre scoring 500 points!
was that the lamar week? i remember i had a pretty solid team but was one of the few left with no lamar. and i got like 30+ out of my crappy qb group. i remember going to bed early that night thinking 'well, as long as lamar doesnt get 50 ill be fine' and woke up the next morning eliminated. havent researched it but im pretty sure thats the mnf game youre talking about.
Nope. It was the KC/LAR game that ended 54 to 51. The QB's combined for 900 yds and 10 TD's.

oh ok. well at least you lost to the greatest football game any of us have ever watched.
 
ok i think i found it. wk 12 vs the rams. 2019. mnf. 5 passing tds and 95 yds rushing. can anyone figure out how much the cut moved that week? do any of the veterans of this contest remember that year? if so, did you have lamar?
 
230 between me and the cut line. It looks like the turk is going to come calling. 116.30 if I could have gotten 5 more points I think I would probably have made it. But you know what they say if a frog had wings he wouldn't bump his a$$.
 
Cutline going into Monday night is 111.55. I'm sitting at 133.20 with Mooney -5.60, so I think I'm fine, but next week I'll be without Kelce, Juju, and now Breece Hall. Its been fun folks, but next week I think I'm toast!
 

Here's what happens when injuries and bye weeks hit your 18-man roster...

Bye week mgmt didn't help

44% of the budget and 39% of the roster spots.

Every single player was destined to start other than McPherson/Maher.

QB Jalen Hurts - $190.00
QB Russell Wilson - $180.00
RB Leonard Fournette - $273.60
RB Javonte Williams - $250.00
RB Miles Sanders - $170.00
RB Devin Singletary - $170.00
WR A.J. Brown - $230.00
WR Courtland Sutton - $195.30
WR DeVonta Smith - $130.00
WR Jahan Dotson - $90.00
WR Michael Gallup - $90.00
WR K.J. Hamler - $82.80
TE Dallas Goedert - $150.00
TE Albert Okwuegbunam - $90.00
PK Evan McPherson - $65.00
PK Brett Maher - $56.00
TD New Orleans Saints - $62.00
TD Philadelphia Eagles - $50.00
 
Looking for a reset going into tonight's game. Am I doing this right?

4582 Entries going into Week 7
Week 7 Cut is 30%, so 4582 * 70 = 3207.4

Current cutline 111.50, which is 3668 place.

I have 121.25, which is 3161 place. 507 Entries between me and the current cut, a slight bit over 10% of current Entries.

The Player Pool has shrunk down to the following with more than 5% Ownership, based on a previous post:

Only 1 game left (cutline sits at 111.50), and here are the players over 5% rostered:

RB Stevenson (1336)
RB Herbert (481)
TE Kmet (476)
D Patriots (457)
QB Fields (385)
D Bears (276)
WR Mooney (261)

I edited the above quote to try and accurately reflect tonight's scenario...

So, help me with this. Last night was a pretty crappy game, but lots of people had Pickett/Pickens...and that was enough to move the line 11 points?!!

Bears @ Patriots: Mac and DHarris likely back for Pats. Bears aren't a very good football team right now, I'd imagine this is going to be a very one-sided affair. BB's MO is to remove opponents most effective player from the chess board; my best guess is he wants to take Mooney away from Fields, and stop the run.

Biggest threat those of us sweating is Rhamondre having a big night, because he's most highly owned; is that correct? If so, Harris being back ought to help us.

Any of you guys who really know how this stuff works, want to step in and paint the picture any more clear? I'm spitballing here. Thanks!
 
Looking for a reset going into tonight's game. Am I doing this right?

4582 Entries going into Week 7
Week 7 Cut is 30%, so 4582 * 70 = 3207.4

Current cutline 111.50, which is 3668 place.

I have 121.25, which is 3161 place. 507 Entries between me and the current cut, a slight bit over 10% of current Entries.

The Player Pool has shrunk down to the following with more than 5% Ownership, based on a previous post:

Only 1 game left (cutline sits at 111.50), and here are the players over 5% rostered:

RB Stevenson (1336)
RB Herbert (481)
TE Kmet (476)
D Patriots (457)
QB Fields (385)
D Bears (276)
WR Mooney (261)

I edited the above quote to try and accurately reflect tonight's scenario...

So, help me with this. Last night was a pretty crappy game, but lots of people had Pickett/Pickens...and that was enough to move the line 11 points?!!

Bears @ Patriots: Mac and DHarris likely back for Pats. Bears aren't a very good football team right now, I'd imagine this is going to be a very one-sided affair. BB's MO is to remove opponents most effective player from the chess board; my best guess is he wants to take Mooney away from Fields, and stop the run.

Biggest threat those of us sweating is Rhamondre having a big night, because he's most highly owned; is that correct? If so, Harris being back ought to help us.

Any of you guys who really know how this stuff works, want to step in and paint the picture any more clear? I'm spitballing here. Thanks!

I looked at the first 10 below the cutline and 7 had Stevenson, 2 Mooney. He's definately the line mover.
 
Yep if I have any hope at all then Stevenson has to have a bad game. I mean epically bad. Harris being back helps but with a little under 5 point cushion not much hope. I think 10 point cushion probably enough that's why I was wishing for 5 more points. No points from. TEs killed me.
 
Dang people are bad at this contest. From the first 10 below the cut.

https://footballguys.com/contests/subscribers/roster/102096/week/7 Solid roster, should advance.
https://footballguys.com/contests/subscribers/roster/104746/week/7 One kicker, one defense
https://footballguys.com/contests/subscribers/roster/111326/week/7 Very solid roster, just a bad week.
https://footballguys.com/contests/subscribers/roster/110804/week/7 Should advance but 3 QBs, start one....3 RBs, start two....let's spend the same at both positions.
https://footballguys.com/contests/subscribers/roster/111424/week/7 Nice RBs, too bad Stevenson won't count until 5.3 with a 2.2 at TE
https://footballguys.com/contests/subscribers/roster/105901/week/7 Amazing how long junk rosters survive. Let's just take one QB and hope we survive. Lets make it even more fun by taking one TE, and one K with the same bye as the QB.
https://footballguys.com/contests/subscribers/roster/105383/week/7 Two RBs, one K, and one D
https://footballguys.com/contests/subscribers/roster/112060/week/7 Three QBs, three RBs (2 on a bye this week). Not a bad roster otherwise, just should have picked Barkely or someone over Cook or Stevenson over Singletary.
https://footballguys.com/contests/subscribers/roster/111908/week/7 Big stones here. Stevenson - 5.4. Has Allen/Diggs/Jefferson out this week.
https://footballguys.com/contests/subscribers/roster/105802/week/7 Decent roster here.

I'd consider 5 of the rosters junk rosters meaning they had no shot to win as constructed. I find that shocking given that 50% of the entries are already gone.
 
The cut moved 11 points likely due to:
- Pickens 18.1 points were given to 37.43% of the teams
- Pickett (492 - 17.85) and Tua (287 - 20.55) were only owned by 25 together, so a max of 754/4582 teams (16.5%) could've been replacing a zero, and those replacing 0's were likely under the cut
- Mostert's 18.9 points made an impact, considering he was on nearly 1 out of every 10 teams, and logic says a larger % would've been under the line
- Freiermuth's 19.5 was likely used by over 5% of the teams below the line
- Hill & Waddle both hit double digits. Neither were all that common, but 370 teams total had one or the other (8%)
 
The cut moved 11 points likely due to:
- Pickens 18.1 points were given to 37.43% of the teams
- Pickett (492 - 17.85) and Tua (287 - 20.55) were only owned by 25 together, so a max of 754/4582 teams (16.5%) could've been replacing a zero, and those replacing 0's were likely under the cut
- Mostert's 18.9 points made an impact, considering he was on nearly 1 out of every 10 teams, and logic says a larger % would've been under the line
- Freiermuth's 19.5 was likely used by over 5% of the teams below the line
- Hill & Waddle both hit double digits. Neither were all that common, but 370 teams total had one or the other (8%)

The $64 question is what will the cut line do tonight ?? I believe there are three teams above the cut line by less than 10 points.

I see 3 teams 4.75, 6.90, and 9.70 above the cut line:
RustyColts +4.75 with Santos left,
Joey +6.90
NittanyLion +9.70

Hopefully all three teams can squeak by and go on to week 8.

I had Pickens last night and his 18.10 replaced a 10.80 WR score, and that 10.80 score then replaced a 7.70 flex. So my net gain from Pickens 18.10 points was +10.40.
I still have Stevenson (-9.20) left tonight, but I'm already safe by a decent margin.
 
Pickett (492 - 17.85) and Tua (287 - 20.55) were only owned by 25 together, so a max of 754/4582 teams (16.5%) could've been replacing a zero, and those replacing 0's were likely under the cut

I had Pickett and had a zero at QB but there was no Tua on my roster. You're assuming that I didn't have Cousins/Winston/Ridder/Pickett as my QBs (which I do), so I replaced a zero with Pickett. But I was already above the cut line. But you're also assuming nobody was in the same situation as I was, and that's probably wrong. People had Cousins on bye and could have had their other QB hurt or losing his job.
 
The cut moved 11 points likely due to:
- Pickens 18.1 points were given to 37.43% of the teams
- Pickett (492 - 17.85) and Tua (287 - 20.55) were only owned by 25 together, so a max of 754/4582 teams (16.5%) could've been replacing a zero, and those replacing 0's were likely under the cut
- Mostert's 18.9 points made an impact, considering he was on nearly 1 out of every 10 teams, and logic says a larger % would've been under the line
- Freiermuth's 19.5 was likely used by over 5% of the teams below the line
- Hill & Waddle both hit double digits. Neither were all that common, but 370 teams total had one or the other (8%)

The $64 question is what will the cut line do tonight ?? I believe there are three teams above the cut line by less than 10 points.

I see 3 teams 4.75, 6.90, and 9.70 above the cut line:
RustyColts +4.75 with Santos left,
Joey +6.90
NittanyLion +9.70

Hopefully all three teams can squeak by and go on to week 8.

I had Pickens last night and his 18.10 replaced a 10.80 WR score, and that 10.80 score then replaced a 7.70 flex. So my net gain from Pickens 18.10 points was +10.40.
I still have Stevenson (-9.20) left tonight, but I'm already safe by a decent margin.
I'm likely toast. Andrews let me down 5 or 6 points from him and I think I would have been golden..Waller MIA for 2 weeks in a row didn't help. Mills did his job though. I kind of figured week 7 was going to be the week and I was right. Good luck to the rest of you guys hope the winner is someone from this thread.
 
How many of you have been able to dodge the injury bug to your high dollar players?

Here's how many teams still alive in week 7 have each of the high dollar (I'm calling it $15+) players with major injuries

$ - Name - Alive teams with players

$20 - Akers - 95
$18 - Marquise Brown - 254
$21 - Dobbins - 135
$21 - Hall - 180
$15 - Trey Lance - 500
$15 - Rashod Penny - 393
$25 - Javonte Williams - 387
$16 - DK Metcalf - 218 - Awaiting injury news
$18 - Mike Williams - 329 - Awaiting injury news

I was surprised the list wasn't longer but what I did notice in the $15+ range is that the list would grow drastically if you called out players that have been hurt a few games or currently dinged up and might miss some more and players that are having horrible years.

My team has Javonte and Dobbins so $46 in dead money the rest of the year in high dollar guys.

I also have
$17 - Amon-Ra St. Brown - missing a few games
$13 - Elijah Moore - trade demands/horrible year
$7 - DJ Chark - missing games lately
$5 - Randall Cobb - missing games lately
$6 - Zamir White - not contributing this year
$3 - Jeff Wilson - major blow to his workload
$3 - Rodrigo - soon to be cut again?

That's $100 in salary that I'm not able to count on week by week in addition to byes or only being able to start 1 of Cousins/Carr and my 3 cheap defenses.

In past years, I've typically went with small and powerful rosters (18-19 players) and have never made it far. This year I went with 25 players and assuming I make it to week 8 (almost a lock), it will be my best year despite a team that doesn't look very impressive. As has been written about numerous times in this thread and I'm finally coming around to agreeing with, large rosters are the way to go. With NFL teams now managing the concussion problem better, you just have to assume you're going to have a bunch of land mines every week and those middle dollar ($5-$14) players are key to survival.
 
How many of you have been able to dodge the injury bug to your high dollar players?

Here's how many teams still alive in week 7 have each of the high dollar (I'm calling it $15+) players with major injuries

$ - Name - Alive teams with players

$20 - Akers - 95
$18 - Marquise Brown - 254
$21 - Dobbins - 135
$21 - Hall - 180
$15 - Trey Lance - 500
$15 - Rashod Penny - 393
$25 - Javonte Williams - 387
$16 - DK Metcalf - 218 - Awaiting injury news
$18 - Mike Williams - 329 - Awaiting injury news

I was surprised the list wasn't longer but what I did notice in the $15+ range is that the list would grow drastically if you called out players that have been hurt a few games or currently dinged up and might miss some more and players that are having horrible years.

My team has Javonte and Dobbins so $46 in dead money the rest of the year in high dollar guys.

I also have
$17 - Amon-Ra St. Brown - missing a few games
$13 - Elijah Moore - trade demands/horrible year
$7 - DJ Chark - missing games lately
$5 - Randall Cobb - missing games lately
$6 - Zamir White - not contributing this year
$3 - Jeff Wilson - major blow to his workload
$3 - Rodrigo - soon to be cut again?

That's $100 in salary that I'm not able to count on week by week in addition to byes or only being able to start 1 of Cousins/Carr and my 3 cheap defenses.

In past years, I've typically went with small and powerful rosters (18-19 players) and have never made it far. This year I went with 25 players and assuming I make it to week 8 (almost a lock), it will be my best year despite a team that doesn't look very impressive. As has been written about numerous times in this thread and I'm finally coming around to agreeing with, large rosters are the way to go. With NFL teams now managing the concussion problem better, you just have to assume you're going to have a bunch of land mines every week and those middle dollar ($5-$14) players are key to survival.

I've been without Dotson for 3 weeks, St.Brown for 1 week and now a second one, but have managed to slide by so far.

Finding value to a large degree, is the key to success in this contest. By that, I mean identifying players during the pre-season that appear to be well positioned to outplay their cap charge. Doing this allows you to roster a higher number of players before you exhaust your cap, and expand your possibilities and (have a plan B or C) when the unexpected happens. It's what gives you that 3rd PK and 3rd Defense, and those extra couple bargain WRs that seems to put up an unexpectedly good number from week to week and bump up your score. When injuries happen, and they DO happen, you put yourself at an extreme disadvantage with a small lineup that relies on the majority of your players producing a reasonably high score every week. Even if you are lucky enough to avoid injuries, you still must navigate the bye weeks, so hopefully you have spaced them out well and have avoided the temptation of rostering high profile players with the same bye week. It's a trade-off we all make every year and I know I do it better some years than others.

Injuries are a major part of the contest and none of us can predict who suffers them. The best we can do is look at a player's past injury history and durability, and roll the dice. I think all of us know subconsciously when we are taking chances with a player that has missed a few games each year, or always seems to be banged up. I know in my case, I cringe and hope for the best when I know I'm taking a calculated risk.

The things I mention above are what I would classify as player management, (things you can somewhat calculate and manage). The rest is up to chance.

I think (in addition to just getting lucky), success depends on properly managing the things we CAN calculate and then miraculously escaping the injury bug to a large degree, and thereby avoiding the dreaded knock on the door from the Turk.

Good luck to everyone tonight (if you are close) and good luck to everyone going forward to week 8.
 
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Harder to gauge galaxy-brained owners ordering the benching of the Super Bowl experienced veteran that they traded good assets for though. (Then again I guess we can bake that into our evaluation of Colts QBs in the contest moving forward).
-QG
 
Harder to gauge galaxy-brained owners ordering the benching of the Super Bowl experienced veteran that they traded good assets for though. (Then again I guess we can bake that into our evaluation of Colts QBs in the contest moving forward).
-QG
Going straight from Manning to super tank for Andrew Luck brought on a hefty curse. Indy is a QB wasteland. Good luck to the rookie they draft in 2023
 
Pickett (492 - 17.85) and Tua (287 - 20.55) were only owned by 25 together, so a max of 754/4582 teams (16.5%) could've been replacing a zero, and those replacing 0's were likely under the cut

I had Pickett and had a zero at QB but there was no Tua on my roster. You're assuming that I didn't have Cousins/Winston/Ridder/Pickett as my QBs (which I do), so I replaced a zero with Pickett. But I was already above the cut line. But you're also assuming nobody was in the same situation as I was, and that's probably wrong. People had Cousins on bye and could have had their other QB hurt or losing his job.
I wasn't pointing to anyone in particular. I was only saying of the 4582 live teams, 754 had either Pickett or Tua, and 25 had both. And of those, many could have been replacing a 0 with either 17.85 or 20.55 points. The 2 QB's did manage to bump the line a decent amount relative to the overall 11 that it moved. But, I put them after Pickens above, because I think he moved the line more with his performance than the 2 QB's combined. I may be wrong though.
 
I may be wrong though.

Hey, Winz. Wasn't trying to poke a hole in your reasoning. I was just saying that other people might have zeros without a Pickett/Tua combination. It could have been Pickett/any hurt QB not starting.

It was really just to point something out, not to assess your reasoning and logic.

It was talking just to talk, how about that? I do that sometimes. I was an immediate exception to your generalized rule, so I figured I'd let you know.
 
Add Matt Ryan to the dead money list

638 live teams get iced

That would be me. Plus, Njoku out 2-4 weeks with a high ankle sprain.
It could be worse: I imagine there are a bunch of teams that figured Matty would be a good plan to cover a qb with a bye in the next couple of weeks or who paired him with Wentz or Lance.
 
Add Matt Ryan to the dead money list

638 live teams get iced

That would be me. Plus, Njoku out 2-4 weeks with a high ankle sprain.
It could be worse: I imagine there are a bunch of teams that figured Matty would be a good plan to cover a qb with a bye in the next couple of weeks or who paired him with Wentz or Lance.
Yeah - I had Lance and Ryan as my QBs. Still hanging around with just dead money at QB, as well as Javonte Williams and Blankenship (Elijah Moore probably dead money now too). Despite all of that, somehow, one of the better runs in years for me in this contest.
 
In past years, I've typically went with small and powerful rosters (18-19 players) and have never made it far. This year I went with 25 players and assuming I make it to week 8 (almost a lock), it will be my best year despite a team that doesn't look very impressive. As has been written about numerous times in this thread and I'm finally coming around to agreeing with, large rosters are the way to go. With NFL teams now managing the concussion problem better, you just have to assume you're going to have a bunch of land mines every week and those middle dollar ($5-$14) players are key to survival.
I've rostered everything from 19 to 29. Sure, I think there are basic rules to follow for team makeup, but as long as you stay within reason, you just need to get lucky. For the smallest rosters, they typically have to avoid the injury bug, because most of the players will be scoring well. For the largest rosters, they have to hit on some cheap guys, but can withstand injury alot easier. Tell you what though, if I did make the final 250, I would rather have a small roster.
 
522 very happy Travis Etienne owners
143 semi-happy James Robinson owners
180 very unhappy Breece Hall owners
245 Michael Carter owners who went from very happy to unhappy in a matter of a day
 
The cut moved 11 points likely due to:
- Pickens 18.1 points were given to 37.43% of the teams
- Pickett (492 - 17.85) and Tua (287 - 20.55) were only owned by 25 together, so a max of 754/4582 teams (16.5%) could've been replacing a zero, and those replacing 0's were likely under the cut
- Mostert's 18.9 points made an impact, considering he was on nearly 1 out of every 10 teams, and logic says a larger % would've been under the line
- Freiermuth's 19.5 was likely used by over 5% of the teams below the line
- Hill & Waddle both hit double digits. Neither were all that common, but 370 teams total had one or the other (8%)

The $64 question is what will the cut line do tonight ?? I believe there are three teams above the cut line by less than 10 points.

I see 3 teams 4.75, 6.90, and 9.70 above the cut line:
RustyColts +4.75 with Santos left,
Joey +6.90
NittanyLion +9.70

Hopefully all three teams can squeak by and go on to week 8.

I had Pickens last night and his 18.10 replaced a 10.80 WR score, and that 10.80 score then replaced a 7.70 flex. So my net gain from Pickens 18.10 points was +10.40.
I still have Stevenson (-9.20) left tonight, but I'm already safe by a decent margin.
I'm likely toast. Andrews let me down 5 or 6 points from him and I think I would have been golden..Waller MIA for 2 weeks in a row didn't help. Mills did his job though. I kind of figured week 7 was going to be the week and I was right. Good luck to the rest of you guys hope the winner is someone from this thread.
Re: Rustycolts…
That 42 yard Santos FG was for you.:clap:
Just got yourself a little more wiggle room vs the Turk!
 
522 very happy Travis Etienne owners
143 semi-happy James Robinson owners
180 very unhappy Breece Hall owners
245 Michael Carter owners who went from very happy to unhappy in a matter of a day
I own both Etienne and Hall... pretty sure I'd rather have a healthy hall and Etienne in a timeshare than no Hall and Etienne without competition, but we'll see how it goes
 
The cut moved 11 points likely due to:
- Pickens 18.1 points were given to 37.43% of the teams
- Pickett (492 - 17.85) and Tua (287 - 20.55) were only owned by 25 together, so a max of 754/4582 teams (16.5%) could've been replacing a zero, and those replacing 0's were likely under the cut
- Mostert's 18.9 points made an impact, considering he was on nearly 1 out of every 10 teams, and logic says a larger % would've been under the line
- Freiermuth's 19.5 was likely used by over 5% of the teams below the line
- Hill & Waddle both hit double digits. Neither were all that common, but 370 teams total had one or the other (8%)

The $64 question is what will the cut line do tonight ?? I believe there are three teams above the cut line by less than 10 points.

I see 3 teams 4.75, 6.90, and 9.70 above the cut line:
RustyColts +4.75 with Santos left,
Joey +6.90
NittanyLion +9.70

Hopefully all three teams can squeak by and go on to week 8.

I had Pickens last night and his 18.10 replaced a 10.80 WR score, and that 10.80 score then replaced a 7.70 flex. So my net gain from Pickens 18.10 points was +10.40.
I still have Stevenson (-9.20) left tonight, but I'm already safe by a decent margin.
I'm likely toast. Andrews let me down 5 or 6 points from him and I think I would have been golden..Waller MIA for 2 weeks in a row didn't help. Mills did his job though. I kind of figured week 7 was going to be the week and I was right. Good luck to the rest of you guys hope the winner is someone from this thread.
Re: Rustycolts…
That 42 yard Santos FG was for you.:clap:
Just got yourself a little more wiggle room vs the Turk!
Yea wish that were true. Zuerlein got me 12.80. So I need about 12 more points out of him. Not to much to ask is it?
 

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