At 1 / 20 pass, 1 / 10 rush, and 4 pt TD that would be an affirmative.McCown: 19 + 3 + 8 = 30Why, did he outscore Manning?380+ yards passing? I call that some darn good Keerock action.
Manning: 13 + 16 + 0 = 29
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At 1 / 20 pass, 1 / 10 rush, and 4 pt TD that would be an affirmative.McCown: 19 + 3 + 8 = 30Why, did he outscore Manning?380+ yards passing? I call that some darn good Keerock action.
does anyone play with that kind of scoring?4 pts per passing TD leagues are the exception, not the rule.At 1 / 20 pass, 1 / 10 rush, and 4 pt TD that would be an affirmative.McCown: 19 + 3 + 8 = 30Why, did he outscore Manning?380+ yards passing? I call that some darn good Keerock action.
Manning: 13 + 16 + 0 = 29
anybody in this thread that was calling him out on his McCown projection.Josh over Peyton in three of my six leagues.At 1 / 20 pass, 1 / 10 rush, and 4 pt TD that would be an affirmative.McCown: 19 + 3 + 8 = 30Why, did he outscore Manning?380+ yards passing? I call that some darn good Keerock action.
Manning: 13 + 16 + 0 = 29
I may be mistaken, but I believe it's the FBG standard scoring for QBs.does anyone play with that kind of scoring?4 pts per passing TD leagues are the exception, not the rule.At 1 / 20 pass, 1 / 10 rush, and 4 pt TD that would be an affirmative.McCown: 19 + 3 + 8 = 30Why, did he outscore Manning?380+ yards passing? I call that some darn good Keerock action.
Manning: 13 + 16 + 0 = 29
I don't think that's true. I play in 10+ leagues every year, and about 75% give four points for passing TDs.4 pts per passing TD leagues are the exception, not the rule.
that's been our FBG standard scoring system for awhile now. I'm sure there are plenty of leagues that still use it.does anyone play with that kind of scoring?4 pts per passing TD leagues are the exception, not the rule.At 1 / 20 pass, 1 / 10 rush, and 4 pt TD that would be an affirmative.McCown: 19 + 3 + 8 = 30Why, did he outscore Manning?380+ yards passing? I call that some darn good Keerock action.
Manning: 13 + 16 + 0 = 29
Why yes, yes he did. Does this mean we can now call it a BurningSensationed from now on? I don't think Keerock would mind. Should we ask his permission?Why, did he outscore Manning?380+ yards passing? I call that some darn good Keerock action.
I dont think anyone called him out for having Mccown high, just for having him above Manning.Those of you taking a look at Dodds' rankings and pulling one player to player comparison don't understand that ff is a game of percentages...it's not about right or wrong for a given week. It's about right or wrong over the course of the year.
Personally I thought the McCown ranking was AWESOME given that almost every other major fantasy prognostication site didn't have the stones to put McCown in their top 10. Sure enough, McCown puts up a monster statline.
Doddsanybody in this thread that was calling him out on his McCown projection.
Hmm, im not exactly sure what kind of scoring system you are using, but Mccown did not outscore Manning in any of my 8 leagues.Also, Shick, would you have started Mccown over Manning this week?Why yes, yes he did. Does this mean we can now call it a BurningSensationed from now on? I don't think Keerock would mind. Should we ask his permission?Why, did he outscore Manning?380+ yards passing? I call that some darn good Keerock action.
The one the projected scoring is based on.Hmm, im not exactly sure what kind of scoring system you are using,Why yes, yes he did. Does this mean we can now call it a BurningSensationed from now on? I don't think Keerock would mind. Should we ask his permission?Why, did he outscore Manning?380+ yards passing? I call that some darn good Keerock action.
Again, i am not exactly sure what that is.The one the projected scoring is based on.Hmm, im not exactly sure what kind of scoring system you are using,Why yes, yes he did. Does this mean we can now call it a BurningSensationed from now on? I don't think Keerock would mind. Should we ask his permission?Why, did he outscore Manning?380+ yards passing? I call that some darn good Keerock action.
I dont think anyone called him out for having Mccown high, just for having him above Manning.Those of you taking a look at Dodds' rankings and pulling one player to player comparison don't understand that ff is a game of percentages...it's not about right or wrong for a given week. It's about right or wrong over the course of the year.
Personally I thought the McCown ranking was AWESOME given that almost every other major fantasy prognostication site didn't have the stones to put McCown in their top 10. Sure enough, McCown puts up a monster statline.
Doddsanybody in this thread that was calling him out on his McCown projection.
Actually, Dodds ended up being more then 50% light on both of them. Looks like he was being called out on the wrong account.Reread my post, i was not whining, i was simply disagreeing that Mccown should be ranked higher than Manning. I never said i thought Mccown was not going to do well, as a mtter of fact, i agreed with Doods when he explained his feelings on why he was high on Mccon. If anyone can tell me they believe Mccown should have been ranked ahead of MAnning this week, please say so.guys, check how many threads are dedicated to calling Dodds out. Ridiculous. Dude is spot on. I dislike the whiners who cannot make up their own mind and whine to the board.
We all have a choice to follow or not the recommendations. Our choice.
I believe we're pretty clear on the scoring system used to rank players. Its a matter of record. I find it humorous that would now plead ignorance to this.What does my opinion of starting McCown over Manning have to do with the scoring system in question? But no, I wouldn't. However, its a matter of public record that I tagged McCown as my sleeper pick of the week. I stated it on KPUG radio in Bellingham Wednesday (one day before this thread was started) around 4:00 Pacific time. You can get a tape of the conversation from the station if you feel the need to confirm. The guys on the radio thought I was nuts after watching Seattle crush the Cardinals. I think next week it might come up in conversation.Hmm, im not exactly sure what kind of scoring system you are using, but Mccown did not outscore Manning in any of my 8 leagues.
Also, Shick, would you have started Mccown over Manning this week?
Allow me to be more specific...For somebody to take one ranking and compare it to another ranking for a specific week and draw a conclusion from that week is poor analysis.I dont think anyone called him out for having Mccown high, just for having him above Manning.Those of you taking a look at Dodds' rankings and pulling one player to player comparison don't understand that ff is a game of percentages...it's not about right or wrong for a given week. It's about right or wrong over the course of the year.
Personally I thought the McCown ranking was AWESOME given that almost every other major fantasy prognostication site didn't have the stones to put McCown in their top 10. Sure enough, McCown puts up a monster statline.
Doddsanybody in this thread that was calling him out on his McCown projection.
1 pt per 20 pass1 pt per 10 rush/recAgain, i am not exactly sure what that is.The one the projected scoring is based on.Hmm, im not exactly sure what kind of scoring system you are using,Why yes, yes he did. Does this mean we can now call it a BurningSensationed from now on? I don't think Keerock would mind. Should we ask his permission?Why, did he outscore Manning?380+ yards passing? I call that some darn good Keerock action.
In all honesty, i thought the numbers were based on 6 points per TD pass. Granted i never looked, and i probably should have, but i didnt. Anyway, it would not have mattered, i would have still disagreed with ranking Mccown ahead of MAnning, as would 99% of the people on this board, so what is wrong with me pointing it out?I believe we're pretty clear on the scoring system used to rank players. Its a matter of record. I find it humorous that would now plead ignorance to this.What does my opinion of starting McCown over Manning have to do with the scoring system in question? But no, I wouldn't. However, its a matter of public record that I tagged McCown as my sleeper pick of the week. I stated it on KPUG radio in Bellingham Wednesday (one day before this thread was started) around 4:00 Pacific time. You can get a tape of the conversation from the station if you feel the need to confirm. The guys on the radio thought I was nuts after watching Seattle crush the Cardinals. I think next week it might come up in conversation.Hmm, im not exactly sure what kind of scoring system you are using, but Mccown did not outscore Manning in any of my 8 leagues.
Also, Shick, would you have started Mccown over Manning this week?
Actually they wouldn't. What they would say is that they were pretty poor. I mean we are talking about misses by more then 50%. That said, he probably still owned the competition by comparision.One thing I have learned from this...a career projecting football stats for paying customers ranks just below the professions of garbage collector and teacher in the area of appreciation.Any statistics person will tell you Dodds' rankings here were very, very good.
Burning Sensation,
You were flat out wrong. There's no shame in it. We all make mistakes. I liked the Jacksonville defense this week against Denver. I fully expected them to crush Plummer. Oh well. Move on to next week.
You decided to take the extra step in publicly calling someone out. You were wrong. Its been brought to the spot light because you started a thread on it. If you had been right, I can't imagine that you wouldn't have bumped this thread to make sure everyone knew it. Would you have done that? Maybe not.
Anything other than "I was wrong" comes off as being ... well, I don't know what to call it, but it certainly isn't honorable.
I stated in another thread this week that I thought the industry was underrating Mcnair this week...I was wrong. No big deal. The difference here though is that I didn't use your tone. You basically called Dodds out. You can do that, but if you were wrong you should expect the favor to be returned.
First off, it was not my intent to "call David out". I was not trying to make him feel stupid or wrong, and like i pointed out that night, i think Dodds an FBG put out the best info(including cheatsheets) on the net. Actually, i dont have much to compare it to, because i have ben so happy here, i never really go anywhere else.And again, with the exception of not knowing the exact scoring system, which would not have affected my decision anyway, what was i wrong about? please, quote something i posted in this thread that i was wrong about. If you do, i will gladly admit i was wrong and move on.Burning Sensation,
You were flat out wrong. There's no shame in it. We all make mistakes. I liked the Jacksonville defense this week against Denver. I fully expected them to crush Plummer. Oh well. Move on to next week.
You decided to take the extra step in publicly calling someone out. You were wrong. Its been brought to the spot light because you started a thread on it. If you had been right, I can't imagine that you wouldn't have bumped this thread to make sure everyone knew it. Would you have done that? Maybe not.
Anything other than "I was wrong" comes off as being ... well, I don't know what to call it, but it certainly isn't honorable.
What tone? maybe i shoudl have PM'd him instead, but i just wanted to know if by his projections, would he have started Mccown over Manning. Obviously his answer was no, and he adjusted the sheets the next day.Burning Sensation,
You were flat out wrong. There's no shame in it. We all make mistakes. I liked the Jacksonville defense this week against Denver. I fully expected them to crush Plummer. Oh well. Move on to next week.
You decided to take the extra step in publicly calling someone out. You were wrong. Its been brought to the spot light because you started a thread on it. If you had been right, I can't imagine that you wouldn't have bumped this thread to make sure everyone knew it. Would you have done that? Maybe not.
Anything other than "I was wrong" comes off as being ... well, I don't know what to call it, but it certainly isn't honorable.I stated in another thread this week that I thought the industry was underrating Mcnair this week...I was wrong. No big deal. The difference here though is that I didn't use your tone. You basically called Dodds out. You can do that, but if you were wrong you should expect the favor to be returned.
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That is calling out in my book.I may occasionally, and i mean occasionally bring a ranking up that i dont neccassarily agree with for discussion, but this is the first time i am bringing one up for what i think to be undeniably wrong.
From the first sentence of the thread. Was this "undeniably wrong"?What would have had to have happened this weekend for you to admit that you were mistaken?I may occasionally, and i mean occasionally bring a ranking up that i dont neccassarily agree with for discussion, but this is the first time i am bringing one up for what i think to be undeniably wrong.
I may occasionally, and i mean occasionally bring a ranking up that i dont neccassarily agree with for discussion, but this is the first time i am bringing one up for what i think to be undeniably wrong.
Also, i know it is possible that Mccown finishes higher than Manning, and that i may be setting myself up here to look really stupid,
Honestly, if Mccown outscored Manning by 50, i still would not think i was wrong. Obviously it worked out that way, but unless anyone can say they agreed Mccown was a better start than Manning before the games, then everyone else agrees with me.From the first sentence of the thread. Was this "undeniably wrong"?What would have had to have happened this weekend for you to admit that you were mistaken?I may occasionally, and i mean occasionally bring a ranking up that i dont neccassarily agree with for discussion, but this is the first time i am bringing one up for what i think to be undeniably wrong.
http://forums.footballguys.com/forum/index...howtopic=149953http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.p...howtopic=117917I don't think that's true. I play in 10+ leagues every year, and about 75% give four points for passing TDs.4 pts per passing TD leagues are the exception, not the rule.
I think this is pretty obvious...-Despite past success, Manning was a COMPLETELY AVERAGE ff QB so far this yearReread my post, i was not whining, i was simply disagreeing that Mccown should be ranked higher than Manning. I never said i thought Mccown was not going to do well, as a mtter of fact, i agreed with Doods when he explained his feelings on why he was high on Mccon. If anyone can tell me they believe Mccown should have been ranked ahead of MAnning this week, please say so.guys, check how many threads are dedicated to calling Dodds out. Ridiculous. Dude is spot on. I dislike the whiners who cannot make up their own mind and whine to the board.
We all have a choice to follow or not the recommendations. Our choice.
I am in 8 Leagues.Every one of them use 4 pts. per passing TD.Just a thought, but perhaps FBG should modify their baseline for projections to match the majority of their readership. It seems that more people use 6 pt passing Tds than 4. Personally, I play in 3 leagues, two are 6, one is 5 (and the 5 pt league doesn't penalize for picks).
Also, lost in all this Manning/McCown banter is the burning question:
What are Peyton's projections for next week? 650/8?![]()
Maybe R Wayne will finally "wake up."
And I truly don't believe that to be the case.It seems that more people use 6 pt passing Tds than 4

Okay, now that the insanity has played out, I will be the voice of reason.BS -- Crappy players outshine superstars every week. We know this, and we see this. Now we all have superstars and crappy players on our teams, and we need to choose between them. If you had manning and Mccown on your team you really wouldn't even look at the thread to see who to start, but let's say you did. McCown was a quality start this week, perhaps his only time to be a quality start due to who they were playing. For someone like me with Plummer and Greise, seeing McCown up there gave me pause, and I picked him up and started him. (I will probably put up the #2 score this week and lose but anyhow)...TO see a guy ranked up there with manning makes us want to use him since we don't have manning. So that is point #1Honestly, if Mccown outscored Manning by 50, i still would not think i was wrong. Obviously it worked out that way, but unless anyone can say they agreed Mccown was a better start than Manning before the games, then everyone else agrees with me.From the first sentence of the thread. Was this "undeniably wrong"?What would have had to have happened this weekend for you to admit that you were mistaken?I may occasionally, and i mean occasionally bring a ranking up that i dont neccassarily agree with for discussion, but this is the first time i am bringing one up for what i think to be undeniably wrong.
, and by trying to squirm out of it instead of sacking up and admitting it, he continues to dig his hole deeper and deeper. That's just sad
Please reference the links to 2 seperate polls a couple posts above mine. Obviously not a "huge" sample, but both show more people in 6 pt leagues than 4.It would be my guess that while 4 pt passing TDs used to be the standard (and remain so in many older leagues), 5 & 6 pts seems to be what is currently used in the majority of newer leagues. That's just a guess, and to honest, I'm not sure why that would be.I am in 8 Leagues.Every one of them use 4 pts. per passing TD.Just a thought, but perhaps FBG should modify their baseline for projections to match the majority of their readership. It seems that more people use 6 pt passing Tds than 4. Personally, I play in 3 leagues, two are 6, one is 5 (and the 5 pt league doesn't penalize for picks).
Also, lost in all this Manning/McCown banter is the burning question:
What are Peyton's projections for next week? 650/8?![]()
Maybe R Wayne will finally "wake up."
I have YET, and I have been playing FF since 1993, played in a league that gave 6pts. Per passing TD.
Not saying there is anything wrong with that scoring, but your post stated
And I truly don't believe that to be the case.It seems that more people use 6 pt passing Tds than 4![]()
While I admit that Dodds' prediction of a McCown explosion was balls-on, I think BS is receiving way too much grief over his stand. He never said McCown wasn't a good sleeper pick this week, and never said McCown wouldn't have a solid outing.BS got, and by trying to squirm out of it instead of sacking up and admitting it, he continues to dig his hole deeper and deeper.
That's just sad![]()
The answer comes down to one answer.Never Bench your Studs!While I admit that Dodds' prediction of a McCown explosion was balls-on, I think BS is receiving way too much grief over his stand. He never said McCown wasn't a good sleeper pick this week, and never said McCown wouldn't have a solid outing.BS got, and by trying to squirm out of it instead of sacking up and admitting it, he continues to dig his hole deeper and deeper.
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The major point of his initial post (or at least my take on it) was that McCown was rated higher than Manning, and his question to Dodds was "Would you seriously advise someone to start them in that order?"
I'm not going back and reading the entire thread, but to the best of my knowledge that question was either never answered, or the answer was "No." Since the rankings were later changed and had Manning ranked higher, the issue seems to have become a moot point anyway.
2 McCown,Josh ARI 1 385 46 32 2 0 32 6 0 1 0 0 0 30.53 Manning,Peyton IND 1 264 27 20 4 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 29.5The answer comes down to one answer.Never Bench your Studs!While I admit that Dodds' prediction of a McCown explosion was balls-on, I think BS is receiving way too much grief over his stand. He never said McCown wasn't a good sleeper pick this week, and never said McCown wouldn't have a solid outing.BS got, and by trying to squirm out of it instead of sacking up and admitting it, he continues to dig his hole deeper and deeper.
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The major point of his initial post (or at least my take on it) was that McCown was rated higher than Manning, and his question to Dodds was "Would you seriously advise someone to start them in that order?"
I'm not going back and reading the entire thread, but to the best of my knowledge that question was either never answered, or the answer was "No." Since the rankings were later changed and had Manning ranked higher, the issue seems to have become a moot point anyway.
But,a s someone mentioned above.. If your were trying to decide between Plummer and McNown and saw Doods ranking had McCown rated so high you might want to follow that.
BS said he didn't mean to call out Dodds, yet his Topic heading and his post was clearly trying to call him out and he lost.
I'll give you a 99.9% chance had Manning Creamed McNown he would have been in here Tooting his own horn.
As it is he needs to say that Dodds rankings weren't so far off afterall and move on.
Your take on it is 100% correct. I have tried to explain that throughtout this thread, but for some reason nobody else can see that. I dont expect the Mods to agree with me as they think i was somehow taking a shot at their big buddy(which i was not) What i find funniest, is that everyone who thinks i was wrong does not have the sack to admit that they would have started Mccown over Manning(or vice versa)The major point of his initial post (or at least my take on it) was that McCown was rated higher than Manning, and his question to Dodds was "Would you seriously advise someone to start them in that order?"BS got, and by trying to squirm out of it instead of sacking up and admitting it, he continues to dig his hole deeper and deeper.
That's just sad![]()
Where in this do i say that Mccown was ranked too high? Where in this do i say i disagree with Dodds about Mccown? I started this thread to have one question answered, the bolded one. Again, i dont know how it turned into right or wrong.That is a great breakdown, most of which i agree 100%, if Mccown is ever going to have a better week than Manning, this could certainly be it, but i dont think you would honestly reccommend anyone start Mccown over Manning this week, or would you?I probably will be moving Manning up a tad and McCown down a tad, but my reasons for the initial rankings are the following:
Arizona just suffered horrendous losses on the defensive side of the ball. They positively will be throwing all day as they will not be able to stop ANYONE. This game will be high scoring.
- Star rookie corner Antrel Rolle tweaked an already sore knee
- The secondary took yet another blow when their other starting corner David Macklin went down with a hamstring injury.
And on that note, San Francisco also suffered more defensive injuries (their best defensive players: Plummer and Peterson). This to a unit that is already the worst in the NFL at defending the pass.
McCown may not be that good, but he has quality receivers that will get open all day long. I think he has a huge game.
Tennessee is over their heads against Indianapolis, but they have a good DL. Good enough to rush 3 and drop 8 in coverage like every other team has tried against the Colts. In my opinion, Manning will play dink and dunk football and setup the rushing TDs and FGs to win this game.
and finally, when I ran the Arizona / SF Game through the Game predictor, Warner (the Arizona QB that the stats were based on was off the charts). I know McCown is not Warner and I have reduced the output significantly because of that. But in the end, this is about as good a matchup as any QB could ever face. Drew Bledsoe had a lifetime to throw last week agaisnt this SF team. Do you really think McCown is going to get rattled with no pass rush and a bunch of lame defenders limping to cover Fitzgerald and Boldin?
I may miss big on this one, but I think you could be looking at McCown's low side (at 10) and his high side could be a Top 5 play this week.![]()