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nice idea, but i would feel shady bringing that to my live draft party to give out. it is tempting...
We are releasing this as free content. Clayton knocked some of these comments out of the park. David
It sounds as if most of these quotes were actually taken from comments made in the forum in different threads. I have heard many of these comments before, and thats what makes them so believeable. For Travis Henry, the comment should have been: "Skeletor ALWAYS relies on the RBBC. Will get some yards but not the TDs".And as far as being shady for bringing it to the draft, I wouldn't necessarily hand it out, but maybe have it lying around and "easily accessible". If they peak, its THEM who's being shady....
Clayton turned this in as the site's Top 200 but I changed the title after reading through it.
For those bringing to their drafts, you have to highlight some comments, jot things all over it in red pen, etc. This needs to look like you have been studying it for weeks.it could also be fun to have it at your draft, "let" knowledgeable drafters see, and try to convince them that you'll be using it as the bible for our own draft.
simply draw a red line throught the players that are bye week conflicts with your keepers (i foyu're in a keeper league) or put "notes" in the margins and highlight certain players that you plan to target!ETA: David, you beat me to it!it could also be fun to have it at your draft, "let" knowledgeable drafters see, and try to convince them that you'll be using it as the bible for our own draft.
well, nice touch, both of you.simply draw a red line throught the players that are bye week conflicts with your keepers (i foyu're in a keeper league) or put "notes" in the margins and highlight certain players that you plan to target!ETA: David, you beat me to it!it could also be fun to have it at your draft, "let" knowledgeable drafters see, and try to convince them that you'll be using it as the bible for our own draft.
I was actually in a draft a couple years ago and one guy asked me to help him choose between two players.He shows me his cheat sheet and has two/three other sheets underneath and one of them is MINE!!!! He worked in the office next to me and we shared a printer. He scarfed it from the printer and brings it to the draft! I call him on it and he admits doing it, but then claims he was only using it to help him do his own rankings. Lesson Learned. Protect your info. If he still worked in the office next to me, I'd surely print one and "accidentally" forget to pick it up one evening when I was leaving. But we don't work at the same place anymore.
Some are realistic.You have Cedric Benson at #8 overall.
I thought this was a bogus list.
If I'd have known you were going to do this, you guys could have saved yourself the trouble and just used my rankings.
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I always bring in a magazine from last year or the year before for this exact reason. They typically don't figure it out right away (make sure LT, LJ, or Peyton is on the cover).
My league is actually NAMED the "Bush League". Too bad it's an online draft, though...
Is this an admission that the sky's a different color in your world? NTTAWWT...
