Do Off Proj consider possible mid-game switches? (1 Viewer)

[dancer]

E.g., Grossman is projected low. Do these stats consider he might be pulled, or are these the projected stats assuming he plays the whole game?

The reason for asking - in my league we play "Team QBs" rather than individuals, and I need to decide between Min Team QB and Chicago Team QB - so the decision for me is not between Johnson and Grossman, but Johnson+Bollinger vs. Grossman+Griese.

 

[Chase Stuart]

http://subscribers.footballguys.com/2006/c...chi-week-14.php

That shows all the Bears players' projections.

 

[dancer]

http://subscribers.footballguys.com/2006/c...chi-week-14.php

That shows all the Bears players' projections.

I see that. But those "team" projections don't ever seem to include stats for more than one QB (or do they?). So when there is a case when there is a decent chance a QB will be pulled, do these team projections ever split the projected stats between 2 QBs, or do you always put them in one QB row as is done here with Chicago now? Do these projected stats in effect assume Grossman will go the whole game? I assume they do, since no stats are projected for Griese on this page, as an example.

 

[Chase Stuart]

http://subscribers.footballguys.com/2006/c...chi-week-14.php

That shows all the Bears players' projections.

I see that. But those "team" projections don't ever seem to include stats for more than one QB (or do they?). So when there is a case when there is a decent chance a QB will be pulled, do these team projections ever split the projected stats between 2 QBs, or do you always put them in one QB row as is done here with Chicago now? Do these projected stats in effect assume Grossman will go the whole game? I assume they do, since no stats are projected for Griese on this page, as an example.

There are times when there will be 2 QBs projected, I think. Either way since you can see all the WR projections, that should clear things up.