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Sorry guys. Had what I thought was a pretty safe pre-draft entered in Jennings.
#confused. Who is this Jennings you speak of? The WR from SFO? Who you couldn't have drafted because you needed to pick a RB? Just trying to figure out who you pre-drafted and thought you were going to get.
Sorry, Jordan Mason. Did he even get draft in the other drafts?

Balls deep in the 6 IBL drafts. 18 picks and I've already made 31 trades.
 
Sorry guys. Had what I thought was a pretty safe pre-draft entered in Jennings.
#confused. Who is this Jennings you speak of? The WR from SFO? Who you couldn't have drafted because you needed to pick a RB? Just trying to figure out who you pre-drafted and thought you were going to get.
Sorry, Jordan Mason. Did he even get draft in the other drafts?

Balls deep in the 6 IBL drafts. 18 picks and I've already made 31 trades.
245 / 274 / 245
 
My league 1 draft:

1.05 WR Tyreek Hill MIA
hoping for: WR CeeDee Lamb
No one really stands out from the field this year. I see a relatively flat top tier of 5, and got the last one of them here. Hill is probably the best WR in the NFL and has had ridiculously good per route stats, and Miami could have more passing volume this year if they have fewer blowouts.

2.12 WR Garrett Wilson NYJ
hoping for: TE Dalton Kincaid
The last guy with a solid shot to be a top 3 WR. Tier drop after him.

3.05 WR Drake London ATL
also considered: RB Jonathon Taylor, WR Brandon Aiyuk, WR Nico Collins, WR Jaylen Waddle

4.12 WR DJ Moore CHI
hoping for: WR Nico Collins

5.05 RB Josh Jacobs GB
also considered: WR Tank Dell
Finally drafted someone other than a WR! I have him neck-and-neck with Cook for RB 12 & 13.

6.12 WR Marquise Brown KC
hoping for: WR Tank Dell
Dell was the end of a tier, but WR still seems like the best play here especially with KC's likely extra games. At the time I picked he seemed like the safest KC WR; things change fast.

7.05 RB Najee Harris PIT
Should get a pretty big workload with Arthur Smith, even splitting the backfield.

8.12 QB Jayden Daniels WAS
also considered: RB Brian Robinson, RB Zack Moss
Tempted by the RBs here, but hard to turn down Daniels' upside as a great runner in an offense that will play fast.

9.05 QB Aaron Rodgers NYJ
also considered: QB Chargers, TE Noah Fant
Was going to wait on my QB2 & target QB Saints to get the Taysom boost (I've had them as BPA for a couple rounds but was gambling on them falling further), but with the commish announcing Taysom at TE this tier of QBs became very tempting, and then RB (Moss) & WR (Odunze) tiers dried up before this pick. Also stacks with Wilson.

10.12 RB Ezekiel Elliott DAL
also considered: TE Taysom Hill

11.05 TE Taysom Hill NO
also considered: PK Jake Moody, WR Jerry Jeudy
And I get Taysom, though not quite how I planned it.

12.12 PK Tyler Bass BUF
also considered: RB Ty Chandler, WR Gabe Davis
Taking on a little more job security risk than I usually like at PK, but he's a contender for PK1 if he keeps the job.

13.05 WR Gabe Davis JAX
also considered: PK Jason Sanders
Great value here as my flex, though there were some other great WR values after this too.

14.12 PK Matt Prater ARI
hoping for: PK Greg Zuerlein
We're almost out of decent kicker options, so better take one here.

15.05 RB Khalil Herbert CHI
also considered: RB Ray Davis
Glad I got the kicker in rd14 because now we are out of decent options. Herbert vs. Ray Davis was a tossup.

16.12 DEF Green Bay Packers GB
also considered: TE Colby Parkinson
Taking a defense and gambling on my TE falling, since he went undrafted in league 4 and I have some fallback options.

17.05 DEF Atlanta Falcons ATL
also considered: DEF Raiders, DEF Patriots, DEF Vikings, TE Colby Parkinson
Soft schedule and potential playoff value.

18.12 TE Theo Johnson NYG
hoping for: Colby Parkinson
also considered: TE Will Dissly, TE Dawson Knox, TE Hayden Hurst
Public Ridicule sniped me on Parkinson, who looks to be headed for a big role with the Rams and IMO was the best TE available since round 12. I'll take a shot on the rookie who already looks to be leading the Giants' TE rotation, and we could see his role grow over the course of the season.

Got a very WR heavy squad with mid-range QBs, old-school RBs, and late-round TEs with some potential. Genester, Aaron Rudnicki, and BassNBrew have my favorite squads among the rest of the league.
 
My league 1 draft:

1.05 WR Tyreek Hill MIA
hoping for: WR CeeDee Lamb
No one really stands out from the field this year. I see a relatively flat top tier of 5, and got the last one of them here. Hill is probably the best WR in the NFL and has had ridiculously good per route stats, and Miami could have more passing volume this year if they have fewer blowouts.

2.12 WR Garrett Wilson NYJ
hoping for: TE Dalton Kincaid
The last guy with a solid shot to be a top 3 WR. Tier drop after him.

3.05 WR Drake London ATL
also considered: RB Jonathon Taylor, WR Brandon Aiyuk, WR Nico Collins, WR Jaylen Waddle

4.12 WR DJ Moore CHI
hoping for: WR Nico Collins

5.05 RB Josh Jacobs GB
also considered: WR Tank Dell
Finally drafted someone other than a WR! I have him neck-and-neck with Cook for RB 12 & 13.

6.12 WR Marquise Brown KC
hoping for: WR Tank Dell
Dell was the end of a tier, but WR still seems like the best play here especially with KC's likely extra games. At the time I picked he seemed like the safest KC WR; things change fast.

7.05 RB Najee Harris PIT
Should get a pretty big workload with Arthur Smith, even splitting the backfield.

8.12 QB Jayden Daniels WAS
also considered: RB Brian Robinson, RB Zack Moss
Tempted by the RBs here, but hard to turn down Daniels' upside as a great runner in an offense that will play fast.

9.05 QB Aaron Rodgers NYJ
also considered: QB Chargers, TE Noah Fant
Was going to wait on my QB2 & target QB Saints to get the Taysom boost (I've had them as BPA for a couple rounds but was gambling on them falling further), but with the commish announcing Taysom at TE this tier of QBs became very tempting, and then RB (Moss) & WR (Odunze) tiers dried up before this pick. Also stacks with Wilson.

10.12 RB Ezekiel Elliott DAL
also considered: TE Taysom Hill

11.05 TE Taysom Hill NO
also considered: PK Jake Moody, WR Jerry Jeudy
And I get Taysom, though not quite how I planned it.

12.12 PK Tyler Bass BUF
also considered: RB Ty Chandler, WR Gabe Davis
Taking on a little more job security risk than I usually like at PK, but he's a contender for PK1 if he keeps the job.

13.05 WR Gabe Davis JAX
also considered: PK Jason Sanders
Great value here as my flex, though there were some other great WR values after this too.

14.12 PK Matt Prater ARI
hoping for: PK Greg Zuerlein
We're almost out of decent kicker options, so better take one here.

15.05 RB Khalil Herbert CHI
also considered: RB Ray Davis
Glad I got the kicker in rd14 because now we are out of decent options. Herbert vs. Ray Davis was a tossup.

16.12 DEF Green Bay Packers GB
also considered: TE Colby Parkinson
Taking a defense and gambling on my TE falling, since he went undrafted in league 4 and I have some fallback options.

17.05 DEF Atlanta Falcons ATL
also considered: DEF Raiders, DEF Patriots, DEF Vikings, TE Colby Parkinson
Soft schedule and potential playoff value.

18.12 TE Theo Johnson NYG
hoping for: Colby Parkinson
also considered: TE Will Dissly, TE Dawson Knox, TE Hayden Hurst
Public Ridicule sniped me on Parkinson, who looks to be headed for a big role with the Rams and IMO was the best TE available since round 12. I'll take a shot on the rookie who already looks to be leading the Giants' TE rotation, and we could see his role grow over the course of the season.

Got a very WR heavy squad with mid-range QBs, old-school RBs, and late-round TEs with some potential. Genester, Aaron Rudnicki, and BassNBrew have my favorite squads among the rest of the league.
Strong team. Not any dead weight and several steals. In a WR heavy league you got WRs well after their ADP.
 
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Strong team. Not any dead weight and several steals. In a WR heavy league you got WRs well after their ADP.
I wasn't sure how to express what an "average" was for picks. ADP here is where a player ranked among all the players. "Average Pick" is the actual average of the three picks for that player across the 3 leagues. Picks in bold are ones that were a round later (16 picks or more) compared to the average of the leagues.

1.05 WR Tyreek Hill MIA (Pick 5, Anarchy ADP 6, Average Pick 7)
2.12 WR Garrett Wilson NYJ (Pick 28, Anarchy ADP 25, Average Pick 26)
3.05 WR Drake London ATL (Pick 37, Anarchy ADP 40, Average Pick 45)
4.12 WR DJ Moore CHI (Pick 60, ADP 60, Average Pick 58)
5.05 RB Josh Jacobs GBP (Pick 69, ADP 67, Average Pick 66)
6.12 WR Marquise Brown KCC (Pick 92, ADP 89, Average Pick 90)
7.05 RB Najee Harris PIT (Pick 101, ADP 94, Average Pick 94)
8.12 QB Jayden Daniels WAS (Pick 124, ADP 107, Average Pick 105)
9.05 QB Aaron Rodgers NYJ (Pick 133, ADP 116, Average Pick 118)
10.12 RB Ezekiel Elliott DAL (Pick 156, ADP 157, Average Pick 159)
11.05 TE Taysom Hill NOS (Pick 165, ADP 153, Average Pick 155)
12.12 PK Tyler Bass BUF (Pick 188, ADP 180, Average Pick 182)
13.05 WR Gabe Davis JAX (Pick 197, ADP 174, Average Pick 178)
14.12 PK Matt Prater ARI (Pick 220, ADP 222, Average Pick 225)
15.05 RB Khalil Herbert CHI (Pick 229, ADP 224, Average Pick 228)
16.12 DEF Green Bay Packers GBP (Pick 252, ADP 240, Average Pick 239)
17.05 DEF Atlanta Falcons ATL (Pick 261, ADP 265, Average Pick 260)
18.12 TE Theo Johnson NYG (Pick 284, ADP 242, Average Pick 240)

Not commenting on strategy or specific selections. Most of these picks fell in line where that player was picked in the other two leagues. Small sample size makes it hard to judge which picks were steals. In this style league, even harder to decipher what picks really will turn out to be home runs or not. All that matters is how many points are scored, so ADP not exactly the best predictor.

Here's your team by comparison . . .

1.01 McCaffery, Christian SFO RB (Pick 1, ADP 1, Average Pick 1)
2.16 Njoku, David CLE TE (Pick 32, ADP 37, Average Pick 43)
3.01 Samuel, Deebo SFO WR (Pick 33, ADP 33, Average Pick 34)
4.16 Schultz, Dalton HOU TE (Pick 64, ADP 73, Average Pick 71)
5.01 Flowers, Zay BAL WR (Pick 65, ADP 64, Average Pick 65)
6.16 Williams, Jameson DET WR (Pick 96, ADP 106, Average Pick 105)
7.01 Worthy, Xavier KCC WR (Pick 97, ADP 108, Average Pick 106)
8.16 Chubb, Nick CLE RB (Pick 128, ADP 117, Average Pick 119)
9.01 Spears, Tyjae TEN RB (Pick 129, ADP 133, Average Pick 133)
10.16 Corum, Blake LAR RB (Pick 160, ADP 158, Average Pick 161)
11.01 Mooney, Darnell ATL WR (Pick 161, ADP 172, Average Pick 176)
12.16 Texans, Houston HOU DEF (Pick 192, ADP 189, Average Pick 192)
13.01 Koo, Younghoe ATL PK (Pick 193, ADP 183, Average Pick 186)
14.16 Karty, Joshua LAR PK (Pick 224, ADP 225, Average Pick 228)
15.01 Mitchell, Adonai IND WR (Pick 225, ADP 220, Average Pick 225)
16.16 Buccaneers, Tampa Bay TBB DEF (Pick 256, ADP 269, Average Pick 263)
17.01 Patriots, New England NEP TMQB (Pick 257, ADP 229, Average Pick 232)
18.16 Panthers, Carolina CAR TMQB (Pick 288, ADP 261, Average Pick 256)


We will have to see how things turn out, but the majority of your picks came earlier than in the other leagues. Landing on the right players is more important (and health). Getting someone 3 rounds later that gets hurt or barely plays isn't exactly a moral victory.
 
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I did the same thing for my team just as a comparison (plus I picked right next to Bass).

1.02 - Kelce, Travis KCC TE (Pick 2, ADP 3, Average Pick 3)
2.15 - Barkley, Saquon PHI RB (Pick 31, ADP 23, Average Pick 24)
3.02 - Evans, Mike TBB WR (Pick 34, ADP 29, Average Pick 28)
4.15 - Montgomery, David DET RB (Pick 63, ADP 63, Average Pick 65)
5.02 - Godwin, Chris TBB WR TBB WR (Pick 66, ADP 69, Average Pick 70)
6.15 - Otton, Cade TBB TE (Pick 95, ADP 104, Average Pick 103)
7.02 - Mostert, Raheem MIA RB (Pick 98, ADP 84, Average Pick 87)
8.15 - Meyers, Jakobi LVR WR (Pick 127, ADP 142, Average Pick 143)
9.02 - Odunze, Rome CHI WR (Pick 130, ADP 137, Average Pick 136)
10.15 - Buccaneers, Tampa Bay TBB TMQB (Pick 159, ADP 135, Average Pick 134)
11.02 - Cowboys, Dallas DAL DEF (Pick 162, ADP 159, Average Pick 161)
12.15 - Douglas, Demario NEP WR (Pick 191, ADP 193, Average Pick 195)
13.02 - Chandler, Ty MIN RB (Pick 194, ADP 190, Average Pick 192)
14.15 - Dolphins, Miami MIA DEF (Pick 223, ADP 211, Average Pick 217)
15.02 - Piniero, Eddy CAR PK (Pick 226, ADP 241, Average Pick 239)
16.15 - Slye, Joey NEP PK (Pick 255, ADP 278, Average Pick 272)
17.02 - Bourne, Kendrick NEP WR (Pick 258, ADP 274, Average Pick 269)
18.15 - Broncos, Denver DEN TMQB (Pick 287, ADP 195, Average Pick 198)

Most of my picks were around their ADPs (+/- a little either way), although how I got the Broncos QBs so late seems really odd.
 
Strong team. Not any dead weight and several steals. In a WR heavy league you got WRs well after their ADP.
I wasn't sure how to express what an "average" was for picks. ADP here is where a player ranked among all the players. "Average Pick" is the actual average of the three picks for that player across the 3 leagues. Picks in bold are ones that were a round later (16 picks or more) compared to the average of the leagues.

1.05 WR Tyreek Hill MIA (Pick 5, Anarchy ADP 6, Average Pick 7)
2.12 WR Garrett Wilson NYJ (Pick 28, Anarchy ADP 25, Average Pick 26)
3.05 WR Drake London ATL (Pick 37, Anarchy ADP 40, Average Pick 45)
4.12 WR DJ Moore CHI (Pick 60, ADP 60, Average Pick 58)
5.05 RB Josh Jacobs GBP (Pick 69, ADP 67, Average Pick 66)
6.12 WR Marquise Brown KCC (Pick 92, ADP 89, Average Pick 90)
7.05 RB Najee Harris PIT (Pick 101, ADP 94, Average Pick 94)
8.12 QB Jayden Daniels WAS (Pick 124, ADP 107, Average Pick 105)
9.05 QB Aaron Rodgers NYJ (Pick 133, ADP 116, Average Pick 118)
10.12 RB Ezekiel Elliott DAL (Pick 156, ADP 157, Average Pick 159)
11.05 TE Taysom Hill NOS (Pick 165, ADP 153, Average Pick 155)
12.12 PK Tyler Bass BUF (Pick 188, ADP 180, Average Pick 182)
13.05 WR Gabe Davis JAX (Pick 197, ADP 174, Average Pick 178)
14.12 PK Matt Prater ARI (Pick 220, ADP 222, Average Pick 225)
15.05 RB Khalil Herbert CHI (Pick 229, ADP 224, Average Pick 228)
16.12 DEF Green Bay Packers GBP (Pick 252, ADP 240, Average Pick 239)
17.05 DEF Atlanta Falcons ATL (Pick 261, ADP 265, Average Pick 260)
18.12 TE Theo Johnson NYG (Pick 284, ADP 242, Average Pick 240)

Not commenting on strategy or specific selections. Most of these picks fell in line where that player was picked in the other two leagues. Small sample size makes it hard to judge which picks were steals. In this style league, even harder to decipher what picks really will turn out to be home runs or not. All that matters is how many points are scored, so ADP not exactly the best predictor.

Here's your team by comparison . . .

1.01 McCaffery, Christian SFO RB (Pick 1, ADP 1, Average Pick 1)
2.16 Njoku, David CLE TE (Pick 32, ADP 37, Average Pick 43)
3.01 Samuel, Deebo SFO WR (Pick 33, ADP 33, Average Pick 34)
4.16 Schultz, Dalton HOU TE (Pick 64, ADP 73, Average Pick 71)
5.01 Flowers, Zay BAL WR (Pick 65, ADP 64, Average Pick 65)
6.16 Williams, Jameson DET WR (Pick 96, ADP 106, Average Pick 105)
7.01 Worthy, Xavier KCC WR (Pick 97, ADP 108, Average Pick 106)
8.16 Chubb, Nick CLE RB (Pick 128, ADP 117, Average Pick 119)
9.01 Spears, Tyjae TEN RB (Pick 129, ADP 133, Average Pick 133)
10.16 Corum, Blake LAR RB (Pick 160, ADP 158, Average Pick 161)
11.01 Mooney, Darnell ATL WR (Pick 161, ADP 172, Average Pick 176)
12.16 Texans, Houston HOU DEF (Pick 192, ADP 189, Average Pick 192)
13.01 Koo, Younghoe ATL PK (Pick 193, ADP 183, Average Pick 186)
14.16 Karty, Joshua LAR PK (Pick 224, ADP 225, Average Pick 228)
15.01 Mitchell, Adonai IND WR (Pick 225, ADP 220, Average Pick 225)
16.16 Buccaneers, Tampa Bay TBB DEF (Pick 256, ADP 269, Average Pick 263)
17.01 Patriots, New England NEP TMQB (Pick 257, ADP 229, Average Pick 232)
18.16 Panthers, Carolina CAR TMQB (Pick 288, ADP 261, Average Pick 256)


We will have to see how things turn out, but the majority of your picks came earlier than in the other leagues. Landing on the right players is more important (and health). Getting someone 3 rounds later that gets hurt or barely plays isn't exactly a moral victory.
My apologies for not being clear with my thoughts. Regarding ZWK and the WRs.

Wilson - WR9 vs. WR7 ADP
London - WR14 vs. WR11 ADP
Moore - About on par

I thought ZWK getting Wilson and London at a discount to regular ADP in this scoring system was huge.

Thanks for posting that about my team. I felt like I was reaching at most of my picks. Problem with being at the turn is anyone you are considering will never slide back a round. Njoku and Schultz were both last in the the tiers I had them in. Worthy and Jameson I bumped up due to playoff potential. Outside of the usual just keeping players healthy being most important, the performance of Chubb, Spears, and Corum will be the make or break for me. Getting QB 20-25 performance from NEP and CAR would also be a big help.
 
I did the same thing for my team just as a comparison (plus I picked right next to Bass).

1.02 - Kelce, Travis KCC TE (Pick 2, ADP 3, Average Pick 3) - Debated Kelce at #1
2.15 - Barkley, Saquon PHI RB (Pick 31, ADP 23, Average Pick 24) - Good decision on Barkely here because he wouldn't have made it back if you took Evans.
3.02 - Evans, Mike TBB WR (Pick 34, ADP 29, Average Pick 28)
4.15 - Montgomery, David DET RB (Pick 63, ADP 63, Average Pick 65) - Same as above, I would have taken Monty.
5.02 - Godwin, Chris TBB WR TBB WR (Pick 66, ADP 69, Average Pick 70)
6.15 - Otton, Cade TBB TE (Pick 95, ADP 104, Average Pick 103) - Like this pick, but I was focused on WR at my next two picks.
7.02 - Mostert, Raheem MIA RB (Pick 98, ADP 84, Average Pick 87) - Another strong pick.
8.15 - Meyers, Jakobi LVR WR (Pick 127, ADP 142, Average Pick 143) - Can't quit him eh? Good value pick
9.02 - Odunze, Rome CHI WR (Pick 130, ADP 137, Average Pick 136)
10.15 - Buccaneers, Tampa Bay TBB TMQB (Pick 159, ADP 135, Average Pick 134)
11.02 - Cowboys, Dallas DAL DEF (Pick 162, ADP 159, Average Pick 161)
12.15 - Douglas, Demario NEP WR (Pick 191, ADP 193, Average Pick 195)
13.02 - Chandler, Ty MIN RB (Pick 194, ADP 190, Average Pick 192)
14.15 - Dolphins, Miami MIA DEF (Pick 223, ADP 211, Average Pick 217)
15.02 - Piniero, Eddy CAR PK (Pick 226, ADP 241, Average Pick 239)
16.15 - Slye, Joey NEP PK (Pick 255, ADP 278, Average Pick 272)
17.02 - Bourne, Kendrick NEP WR (Pick 258, ADP 274, Average Pick 269)
18.15 - Broncos, Denver DEN TMQB (Pick 287, ADP 195, Average Pick 198) - I was wondering who you would leave me with. Best two value picks of the draft.

Most of my picks were around their ADPs (+/- a little either way), although how I got the Broncos QBs so late seems really odd.
Once the Saints and NO went in rd 14/15 their was no pressure on us. I should have left you NE but Maye may run more than expected.
 
Once the Saints and NO went in rd 14/15 their was no pressure on us. I should have left you NE but Maye may run more than expected.
I'm not sure Maye will play that much. Van Pelt is in charge of the offense, and he has been pouring water on whatever spark Mayo has been offering up for Maye starting. Van Pelt has made it clear his preference is to have Maye sit. Their OL right now is easily the worst in the league. Combined that with the least experience set of WR and coaches, and I suspect the offense will be worse than last year. I guess they will wait until the OL issues clear up, the offense looks somewhat functional, and Brissett looks terrible before they insert Maye. I would guess Maye doesn't become an option until the second half of the season (unless Brissett gets hurt).
 
I have the top 10 drafts by ADP value (relative to the other 2 Anarchy leagues) as:

BassNBrew (League 4)
Genester (League 2)
Anarchy99 (League 2)
ZWK (League 1)
Genester (League 1)
Public Ridicule (League 4)
Dreamers (League 4)
David Yudkin (League 1)
BroncoFreak_2K3 (League 4)
Maggot Brain (League 2)

For each pick I took the gap between the pick value and the player's average pick value in the other 2 leagues, where the pick value is a curve so that (e.g.) the gap between pick 5 and pick 10 is much bigger than the gap between pick 205 and pick 210. I counted undrafted players as being worth about pick 307.
 
Team rzrback77 with 28 points each from PKs Boswell and Moody, surely an all-time Anarchy Record.
I sent you a pin to commemorate this great accomplishment. You can hang it on the Wall of Gaylord, right next to all your ninth place ribbons.
 
Team rzrback77 with 28 points each from PKs Boswell and Moody, surely an all-time Anarchy Record.
I sent you a pin to commemorate this great accomplishment. You can hang it on the Wall of Gaylord, right next to all your ninth place ribbons.
You are so kind, I can definitely see why the masses strive to be involved in all your leagues. Records are awesome to achieve, even or possibly especially when they are done with rather late round picks of idiot kickers.

Take that to the bank Brohan!
 
Team rzrback77 with 28 points each from PKs Boswell and Moody, surely an all-time Anarchy Record.
I sent you a pin to commemorate this great accomplishment. You can hang it on the Wall of Gaylord, right next to all your ninth place ribbons.
You are so kind, I can definitely see why the masses strive to be involved in all your leagues. Records are awesome to achieve, even or possibly especially when they are done with rather late round picks of idiot kickers.

Take that to the bank Brohan!
This week there were 4 PK that scored 23+ points. There were only 6 TMQB, 2 RB, 6 WR, 1 TE, and 3 DEF that scored 23+ points. It was a weird scoring week all around. PK only scored 23+ points 6 times across all of last year. If PK keep scoring like they did this week, the better ones will start creeping into earlier rounds next year.
 
Team rzrback77 with 28 points each from PKs Boswell and Moody, surely an all-time Anarchy Record.
I sent you a pin to commemorate this great accomplishment. You can hang it on the Wall of Gaylord, right next to all your ninth place ribbons.
You are so kind, I can definitely see why the masses strive to be involved in all your leagues. Records are awesome to achieve, even or possibly especially when they are done with rather late round picks of idiot kickers.

Take that to the bank Brohan!
This week there were 4 PK that scored 23+ points. There were only 6 TMQB, 2 RB, 6 WR, 1 TE, and 3 DEF that scored 23+ points. It was a weird scoring week all around. PK only scored 23+ points 6 times across all of last year. If PK keep scoring like they did this week, the better ones will start creeping into earlier rounds next year.
Mark Mosley might soon have company as an MVP kicker :kicksrock:
 
Just like last season, I am invoking Commiissioner’s Privilege and converting League 1 to a one week season and declaring myself champion. Yes, I will hang my back-to-back Week 1 championships on my Wall of Gaylord and celebrate them with pride.
 
Heading into the two MNF games, there have been 11 PK that have scored 30 points on the season so far . . . and only 10 TE that have hit that on the season up until now. There were 31 individual games last year where a TE scored 30+.
 
Last year / this year league scoring player comparisons after 3 weeks:

For example, last year there were 20 TMQBs that had scored 50 points after Week 3, 15 that scored 60 points, and 5 that scored 75 or more with a high of 94.70.

TMQB (50-, 60-, 75-point scorers and high score)
2023: 20, 15, 5, 94.70
2024: 19, 13, 2, 87.68

RB (40-, 50-, 60-point scorers and high score)
2023: 9, 3, 2, 73.90
2024: 14, 5, 2, 74.40

WR (40-, 50-, 60-point scorers and high score)
2023: 31, 15, 6, 92.76
2024: 20, 9, 4, 68.5

TE (40-, 50-, 60-point scorers and high score)
2023: 5, 4, 2, 75.9
2024: 6, 2, 0, 57.9

PK (30-, 40-, 50-point scorers and high score)
2023: 15, 4, 0, 43
2024: 14, 2, 1, 53

DEF (30-, 40-, 50-point scorers and high score)
2023: 11, 5, 2, 66
2024: 11, 4, 1, 50
 
Last year / this year league scoring player comparisons after 3 weeks:

For example, last year there were 20 TMQBs that had scored 50 points after Week 3, 15 that scored 60 points, and 5 that scored 75 or more with a high of 94.70.

TMQB (50-, 60-, 75-point scorers and high score)
2023: 20, 15, 5, 94.70
2024: 19, 13, 2, 87.68

RB (40-, 50-, 60-point scorers and high score)
2023: 9, 3, 2, 73.90
2024: 14, 5, 2, 74.40

WR (40-, 50-, 60-point scorers and high score)
2023: 31, 15, 6, 92.76
2024: 20, 9, 4, 68.5

TE (40-, 50-, 60-point scorers and high score)
2023: 5, 4, 2, 75.9
2024: 6, 2, 0, 57.9

PK (30-, 40-, 50-point scorers and high score)
2023: 15, 4, 0, 43
2024: 14, 2, 1, 53

DEF (30-, 40-, 50-point scorers and high score)
2023: 11, 5, 2, 66
2024: 11, 4, 1, 50
The average scores in most of my leagues seem to down this year.

Thanks for posting the interesting stats.
 
Point Total for Top 16 Scorers at Each Position After Week 3:

2024 TMQB: 1047.26 (Down 14.5%)
2023 TMQB: 1140.14

2024 RB: 791 (Up 13.9%)
2023 RB: 694.6

2024 WR: 861.82 (Down 13.8%)
2024 WR: 999.96

2024 TE: 613.9 (Down 7%)
2023 TE: 660.7

2024 PK: 569 (Unchanged)
2023 PK: 568

2024 DEF: 558 (Down 4.6%)
2023 DEF: 585
 

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