BYE WEEKS (1 Viewer)

[AhrnCityPahnder]

just a copy of pasquino's Shark Pool thread:

Week 3

Dallas

Kansas City

Oakland

San Diego

Week 4

Denver

New York Giants

Pittsburgh

Tampa Bay

Week 5

Atlanta

Cincinnati

Houston

Seattle

Week 6

Cleveland

Green Bay

Indianapolis

Jacksonville

Minnesota

New England

Week 7

Baltimore

Chicago

New Orleans

San Francisco

St. Louis

Tennessee

Week 8

Buffalo

Detroit

Miami

Washington

Week 9

Arizona

Carolina

New York Jets

Philadelphia

 

[KnowledgeReignsSupreme]

Last year, I based my draft around a 2004 bye week sheet accidently.

 

[mcnaztee]

Last year, I based my draft around a 2004 bye week sheet accidently.

ouch

 

[BassNBrew]

Last year, I based my draft around a 2004 bye week sheet accidently.

That's funny coming from someone with the handle knowledgereignssupreme.

 

[Family Matters]

Thanks ACP for doing this!

 

[Jeff Pasquino]

Thanks ACP for doing this!

 

[Jeff Pasquino]

Last year, I based my draft around a 2004 bye week sheet accidently.

harsh, but appropriate:

 

[KnowledgeReignsSupreme]

Last year, I based my draft around a 2004 bye week sheet accidently.

That's funny coming from someone with the handle knowledgereignssupreme.

As it turned out, I never really suffered any serious bye week issues.

 

[BassNBrew]

Last year, I based my draft around a 2004 bye week sheet accidently.

That's funny coming from someone with the handle knowledgereignssupreme.

As it turned out, I never really suffered any serious bye week issues.

LuckReignsSupreme

 

[KnowledgeReignsSupreme]

Last year, I based my draft around a 2004 bye week sheet accidently.

That's funny coming from someone with the handle knowledgereignssupreme.

As it turned out, I never really suffered any serious bye week issues.

LuckReignsSupreme

Rather be lucky than good.

 

[videoguy505]

Week 6ClevelandGreen BayIndianapolisJacksonvilleMinnesotaNew EnglandWeek 7BaltimoreChicagoNew OrleansSan FranciscoSt. LouisTennessee

Anyone have any insight as to what imact this new change will have on fantasy? With 2 additional teams on byes in back-to-back weeks, this will certainly affect a lot of QBBC and DST combos. It will also make the waiver wire around weeks 4 and 5 a hotbed of activity... a lot of owners will be forced to look ahead earlier than usual.

 

[Jeff Pasquino]

Week 6

Cleveland

Green Bay

Indianapolis

Jacksonville

Minnesota

New England

Week 7

Baltimore

Chicago

New Orleans

San Francisco

St. Louis

Tennessee

Anyone have any insight as to what imact this new change will have on fantasy? With 2 additional teams on byes in back-to-back weeks, this will certainly affect a lot of QBBC and DST combos. It will also make the waiver wire around weeks 4 and 5 a hotbed of activity... a lot of owners will be forced to look ahead earlier than usual.
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Thank NBC for this, as they now have flexibility for all teams on Week 10 forward as a result.WW and planning will be major this year, especially in shallow bench leagues.

 

[videoguy505]

Yeah, my league has a small bench--6 reserve slots in a league that starts 8 (QB, 2RBs, 2WRs, TE, K, DST). Going to be work planning for the draft this year. I was thinking of grabbing Brees this year as a 2nd QB behind Bulger, but not with both on byes. Of course I was also targeting the Bears DST unit because of their unbelievably soft schedule, but that'd be the same week as well. With a thin bench you can't afford to have too many slots taken up by inactive players. I'm always going to have at least a 3rd RB, just in case, a handcuff RB to my stud, and a 3rd WR. That's half the bench with minimum depth. A 2nd DST if I go DSTBC, perhaps. When my TE and K are off, I may have to drop them outright since I can't waste the space. Dealing with a several-week injury is going to be brutal.

 

[Jeff Pasquino]

Yeah, my league has a small bench--6 reserve slots in a league that starts 8 (QB, 2RBs, 2WRs, TE, K, DST).  Going to be work planning for the draft this year.  I was thinking of grabbing Brees this year as a 2nd QB behind Bulger, but not with both on byes.  Of course I was also targeting the Bears DST unit because of their unbelievably soft schedule, but that'd be the same week as well.  With a thin bench you can't afford to have too many slots taken up by inactive players.  I'm always going to have at least a 3rd RB, just in case, a handcuff RB to my stud, and a 3rd WR.  That's half the bench with minimum depth.  A 2nd DST if I go DSTBC, perhaps.  When my TE and K are off, I may have to drop them outright since I can't waste the space.  Dealing with a several-week injury is going to be brutal.

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You can either take your lump all in one week as a strategy, or rotate a slot for players (i.e. TE off week 4, K week 5, D week 6 - cut and drop to replace one at a time). You may even get to reclaim your cuts.You're going to lose some games so if you like your team - grouping your byes into one week isn't a bad idea.

 

[trader jake]

 

[Sonny Lubick Blowup Doll]

Last year, I based my draft around a 2004 bye week sheet accidently.

That's funny coming from someone with the handle knowledgereignssupreme.

As it turned out, I never really suffered any serious bye week issues.