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Don't think I ever made it past week 7 until this year.

133.40 this week. Missed the cut by less then 20 with Farve, Schaub and McNair as my QB's

GL to all remaining!

 
Here's a look at the 3 week buckets for each team. Now that we're down to the final 250, this is how each of us would have really fared had we been the only ones playing. 2 teams are really tough Right now, Rick Hernandez and Jim McVicar. Both are really peaking right now and are odds on favorites as far as I can tell barring injuries to their studs this weekend (didn't look at their individial teams). Obviously, this isn't the Drinen 250 power rank forward, but if you are finishing high in the last 1 or 2 periods, you should feel really good right now.


Code:
	Rnk1	Rnk2	Rnk3	Rnk4	Rnk5	Rnk6	Rnk7	Rnk8	Rnk9	Rnk10	Rnk11
Rick Hernandez	4	17	56	152	136	142	122	19	1	1	2
Charles Hentz	5	2	2	1	5	29	240	246	244	230	56
Robert Midkiff	73	19	54	19	27	3	2	1	6	13	48
Peter Buckwalter	15	1	3	33	79	157	174	233	173	133	4
Kevin Clemons	40	31	68	13	3	1	13	60	57	72	20
Timothy McDonnell	52	56	57	16	1	2	11	139	91	47	29
Kevin Wilkerson	28	18	1	6	14	74	111	146	160	207	96
Justin Clarke	164	100	153	172	209	36	1	2	27	202	167
Jim McVicar	53	158	217	219	214	234	235	185	41	3	1
Randy Seys	1	12	21	104	26	78	120	217	199	58	52
James Shak	2	5	14	100	178	162	35	16	3	7	6
Shaun Freeman	83	49	38	10	28	43	51	7	2	5	15
Mark Thompson	9	7	13	62	101	71	7	17	17	129	98
Jeffrey Stern	19	41	90	76	49	6	5	3	26	105	108
Bob Miller	205	214	131	22	2	4	59	100	16	6	22
Alan Cotton	135	102	98	5	8	7	124	132	145	122	68
Craig Higgins	18	3	15	7	52	33	153	63	40	69	76
Leo Scanlon	148	49	28	2	7	15	53	137	119	124	62
David Tanigawa	48	76	25	3	4	23	191	227	232	181	44
Anthony Mankus	11	6	6	18	55	112	237	241	248	170	66
Jose Soler-Baillo	157	204	194	160	92	24	3	5	14	93	108
Walter Tseng	182	143	115	108	127	102	31	8	4	48	150
Jason Sandzimier	156	227	204	131	80	44	8	4	11	83	228
Sean Gilbert	127	135	92	144	223	164	75	9	8	27	78
larry shirey	186	218	163	82	88	140	166	47	7	8	100
Craig Brekke	74	84	67	8	10	18	38	50	37	89	37
Chris Bucksar	17	4	10	27	129	48	128	89	163	67	39
Randy Scafe	10	14	5	38	60	82	40	31	78	150	199
Anthony Pietrantozzi	8	10	11	51	90	135	92	107	102	164	117
Eric Flint	21	13	4	30	85	79	22	32	82	196	181
Bill Campbell	13	9	47	131	87	45	44	74	72	141	36
kelly simmons	55	99	113	84	21	5	26	88	47	26	33
Jim Whitcomb	75	20	9	21	31	80	107	184	135	59	12
Alan Solarino	129	53	12	9	32	143	139	178	59	100	11
Todd Repke	84	69	34	4	23	82	149	111	48	54	46
Edward Sullivan	44	65	118	159	66	35	4	33	25	127	127
Paul Neal	34	44	7	11	47	176	239	213	136	56	34
David Headley	182	145	102	45	34	9	34	25	54	21	57
Kent Demien	7	36	23	48	16	28	84	198	217	241	157
Leo Solomon	118	181	105	64	58	127	108	33	5	14	17
Larry Borges	138	237	200	102	13	32	98	76	39	4	21
Lee Bukstel	39	118	188	118	50	39	170	229	49	16	7
Eugene Mach	115	140	172	185	51	16	33	78	127	36	9
Gregory Grandinetti	86	106	57	99	12	8	30	124	206	126	177
Stephen St.Arnaud	137	124	177	170	164	49	14	6	63	46	137
Lon Gowan	63	67	97	139	131	26	6	15	90	221	223
Jason Hewitt	167	95	35	101	111	103	9	13	19	185	195
John Bailey	3	39	20	130	159	208	193	133	198	98	201
Mitchel Price	166	235	164	40	9	47	160	238	170	101	10
Clay Burnett	151	98	199	234	202	89	15	9	15	18	61
Robert Williams2	66	8	27	31	142	132	81	131	152	247	240
TIMOTHY CONNER	140	68	8	36	44	121	104	162	215	183	193
William Schlichting	161	133	187	176	227	180	71	85	9	15	32
Neil Bond	190	193	166	96	78	63	220	160	121	12	5
Shane Bruce	201	220	121	91	6	38	109	125	35	24	121
Michael Sexton	203	184	173	233	182	152	56	91	67	35	3
timothy baskin	136	151	248	248	249	236	105	55	35	11	8
Jeffrey Levine	223	198	156	116	141	202	209	138	31	9	18
David Perkins	6	61	206	243	224	244	221	239	148	117	87
Robert McCallister	249	241	211	149	151	168	200	73	27	2	86
Perry Marcin	47	43	30	16	18	60	55	94	32	97	81
Harrison Blase	92	77	46	35	39	98	50	30	22	52	54
Michael Ferreira	24	29	19	55	65	119	106	81	18	45	53
Brian Yamagata	16	52	39	93	56	70	47	121	140	173	51
Eric Sopp	41	33	24	80	38	53	80	83	105	42	62
Brian Taylor	81	81	108	25	63	50	74	66	13	64	60
Fred Parker	41	66	37	29	17	54	87	156	149	110	103
Robert Thomas	36	101	171	127	104	71	25	22	10	75	67
Nathan Hayman	76	105	107	85	24	21	12	52	75	179	139
Michael Kust	67	85	125	66	70	40	28	58	122	151	99
Mike Rowell	14	71	174	142	137	51	39	38	58	139	131
Chuck Douglas	80	117	135	191	68	12	27	67	54	25	19
Peter V Nelson	49	30	29	140	205	172	95	45	61	84	15
David Torreano	20	15	51	105	166	90	62	105	171	145	119
Charles Robinson	106	78	95	71	62	66	99	103	38	41	37
Don Gonciarczyk	181	208	148	20	11	22	24	35	33	153	194
Jed Schweigert	44	25	35	49	82	40	96	90	110	214	198
Keith Emery	56	37	143	24	41	25	73	101	96	219	180
Barry Bosley	27	86	66	14	15	91	245	249	189	55	28
Matthew Singer	106	154	179	75	40	20	118	98	65	51	26
Jeremy Wolske	72	128	132	165	124	42	18	64	142	91	70
Steve Girschle	26	110	72	201	171	194	88	95	23	37	49
Eric Hjerpe	152	120	73	67	33	61	29	20	29	104	243
Dennis Howard	93	113	77	77	44	109	101	177	114	86	41
J Michael Hurst	68	57	151	60	86	96	173	219	83	81	35
Mike Trevethan	12	58	32	119	89	111	179	141	207	192	104
David Hilty	57	21	112	154	207	130	57	62	112	49	72
Michael Mohr	211	171	141	34	42	10	10	11	24	168	213
David Merwin	141	38	16	15	83	153	225	237	212	66	13
Scott Kesler	120	32	53	47	144	116	86	72	72	80	92
David Kimmey	125	139	176	207	103	46	20	12	11	20	113
James Underwood	29	11	33	32	64	88	132	145	156	242	244
Michael Cauda	145	142	93	52	35	92	91	148	107	139	69
Bruce Spencer	78	122	109	54	25	84	152	210	180	74	118
Ronald Lamers	71	64	86	74	19	55	127	218	184	188	114
James Perry	131	72	80	68	72	189	114	120	64	155	65
Anthony Vion	196	141	209	87	119	117	61	119	42	71	24
D.B. Brown	32	126	137	151	81	170	181	134	44	50	129
Micah Van Maanen	109	150	145	148	100	52	32	84	200	136	82
Aaron Hornyak	77	87	48	56	77	100	83	112	197	201	212
John Griffin	102	152	157	42	30	14	164	152	128	174	90
Ragan Reeves	114	23	17	90	174	160	43	28	66	246	178
JAY FEGLEY	35	45	22	94	148	233	156	156	137	199	175
Lisa Fiume	33	35	69	189	116	19	45	68	185	180	249
Devon Cromer	168	104	81	89	114	77	21	61	123	209	217
Stu Scott	70	116	87	166	149	110	151	69	76	30	102
robert williams1	198	46	63	12	69	101	125	174	120	227	187
William Weller	194	115	91	44	54	13	63	24	103	114	235
William McConnell	23	80	94	187	165	104	66	85	124	223	202
Robert Houser	202	164	49	41	125	218	234	110	56	44	23
David Kocourek	216	186	115	65	112	134	144	70	53	43	77
Damian Labbe	111	103	59	106	91	58	52	101	238	245	164
Kathleen Killeen	215	225	141	63	29	31	17	23	52	188	233
gregory penney	43	147	82	26	53	105	223	235	240	222	160
Erik Wilkinson	91	188	244	167	95	30	19	54	69	208	183
Michael Wagoner	62	127	84	72	76	114	148	167	165	212	172
Mike Higgins	105	159	169	123	134	87	90	71	125	146	149
Steven Cunningham	69	40	43	92	133	207	171	188	191	132	124
bryon wornson	238	187	190	83	99	65	69	65	30	23	30
Jason Dadakis	123	109	138	186	147	118	103	97	154	53	47
Shawn Irwin	117	26	26	59	196	186	154	96	138	197	132
Tim Redmond	22	73	42	156	96	95	130	170	246	204	171
Glen Hersh	46	138	150	205	191	197	208	108	46	17	73
Lawrence France	50	34	64	122	193	201	176	144	131	137	159
Steve Aldersley	200	157	133	137	106	57	41	44	132	118	134
Michael Lehto	208	132	70	73	84	75	97	135	153	65	45
Billy Spindler	163	192	78	43	22	124	188	147	115	73	128
John Jennings	174	211	182	155	61	69	59	42	84	70	211
David Kipplen	94	63	65	70	117	149	117	149	190	229	203
Paul Stockbridge	160	121	155	196	224	155	110	29	99	19	97
steve hurst	60	144	134	215	190	122	36	26	85	205	191
Tom Benedict	245	210	203	53	109	33	48	14	89	106	110
John Smith	218	149	70	28	36	59	168	187	196	94	71
Roy Occhiogrosso	30	92	220	236	215	148	123	74	113	63	136
Jeffrey Bigam	144	93	41	36	121	163	217	166	144	166	147
Robert Morris	190	219	229	164	67	11	16	47	116	231	142
BEN BAUMAN	95	130	221	102	59	64	157	193	133	226	107
Jerry Budwash	101	136	96	190	139	131	78	127	181	149	208
Mike Costaglio	82	75	31	129	105	196	142	216	162	158	188
Shawn barrett	116	131	130	115	140	159	163	159	100	168	112
William Snyder	37	74	184	147	152	175	180	208	178	237	135
Robert Arndt	65	27	45	162	128	141	113	201	245	176	151
Mikel Johnson	128	22	60	180	244	231	89	40	70	130	156
Ryan Frazer	159	167	175	212	197	188	140	118	43	27	27
David Frayer	104	134	160	213	170	56	23	82	167	218	169
James Swanson	133	203	154	143	110	125	185	228	205	167	25
Lois Williams	103	185	99	184	199	211	133	77	98	111	111
Mark Ballard	64	79	231	239	246	191	70	56	117	92	84
Tom Hamblin	155	195	238	69	94	67	175	165	166	128	153
Mark Rubino	207	209	183	203	163	146	82	49	21	29	89
John Sanders	240	230	167	98	48	27	64	51	146	76	189
Neill Aarons	204	195	185	145	154	76	79	21	87	77	100
Gregory Ziegert	84	62	167	210	239	144	119	85	214	85	115
Nicholas Chadick	146	112	74	136	201	156	94	53	104	203	196
Craig Savage	25	28	79	218	236	247	232	232	50	38	42
Ethan Ard	132	54	62	126	161	133	138	186	226	200	138
Greg Gibson	170	169	159	202	217	99	58	41	155	123	162
Patty Hicks	189	94	120	50	73	106	199	202	193	157	125
Lane Weldon	112	183	85	113	122	226	211	189	156	151	144
Andrew Johnson	224	216	195	192	107	62	46	59	143	102	123
James Lofland	61	42	61	108	167	178	205	171	172	194	234
steve cates	246	245	207	77	93	85	54	27	34	103	133
Matt Matherly	139	163	83	39	43	108	230	205	187	161	182
jacob knapik	99	173	123	112	145	97	190	191	250	211	170
Dave Haskins	161	16	44	46	126	145	150	209	176	233	225
Ross Klingensmith	158	236	227	169	74	37	49	99	146	250	178
Chris Way	110	91	126	183	222	204	165	80	74	82	216
Steven Long	221	160	55	23	132	216	236	158	91	116	146
Steve Mentzer	96	90	165	121	198	235	185	113	45	171	185
Eddie Aguirre	169	226	201	194	71	73	93	143	177	88	94
Matthew Anderson1	178	205	228	179	57	68	65	181	158	115	161
Brian Shepard	171	156	111	161	176	214	195	190	129	57	80
Eric Rosenberger	165	129	181	87	97	115	227	245	213	112	64
Shawn White	87	47	124	163	203	209	207	155	139	86	186
Benjamin Goodhue	98	217	215	173	138	137	131	92	88	178	215
kevin billings	54	24	40	156	235	221	228	206	134	119	91
John Whittaker	213	233	219	81	20	17	102	150	195	220	229
Thomas Janke	236	249	233	117	46	86	76	37	68	138	238
Stewart Cusimano	31	70	75	158	153	231	226	226	220	172	219
Mike Lasko	237	83	18	61	157	198	137	130	108	95	204
Kenneth Gooch	134	182	243	224	189	182	167	172	101	40	75
Clarence Lee	59	51	89	237	247	250	198	163	51	78	59
Karen Hursh	180	125	158	209	187	174	145	128	151	96	105
John Siskos	89	59	100	171	195	195	169	224	221	148	192
richard hastings	88	147	103	107	74	150	196	221	174	234	230
Eddie Thurow	239	199	186	174	234	229	183	109	20	32	14
Donald Hansen	97	197	109	188	130	138	189	175	183	133	154
James C Focht	153	206	235	230	184	123	100	43	78	177	190
Scott Merryfield	234	244	197	206	232	213	116	36	60	31	73
Mark Barrette	100	243	223	249	150	81	37	114	224	159	205
Robert Dickson	90	108	52	134	162	225	197	240	249	231	214
Ron Alhorn	179	48	101	97	175	219	249	244	164	34	40
Mike Magolan	79	114	152	226	213	220	177	153	106	108	166
Michael Barry	51	60	76	128	180	205	238	197	218	184	246
Michael Miedema	121	146	240	168	186	113	129	93	140	206	242
Richard Benard	38	97	126	181	230	238	248	248	233	107	83
Brian Thorhauer	212	194	216	133	211	166	213	183	86	33	31
michael spoon	193	170	192	58	101	151	246	242	203	62	58
Matthew Beam	149	200	208	195	168	179	201	161	97	113	85
Mark Moyer	228	55	139	110	210	223	143	164	111	225	93
Gregg Brokaw	206	96	50	95	169	173	222	180	161	79	115
Joseph Regan	142	89	88	138	208	217	146	168	216	249	231
Tony Gottlieb	143	111	122	141	194	240	219	196	168	120	209
Ted Bolten	58	107	149	222	229	243	204	173	94	109	140
gerry spindor	150	88	136	79	108	161	247	230	219	195	205
Kevin Bryan	225	191	105	111	123	136	85	129	169	239	239
Steve Bray	176	165	198	199	179	126	77	57	186	243	236
Robert Newham	185	200	170	123	118	154	135	192	175	248	220
Marla Maxson	242	207	128	57	177	190	243	199	228	165	43
Thomas OLSHEFSKI	219	179	113	114	172	147	184	142	239	147	158
Jose Leites	171	136	117	200	220	199	126	136	179	236	140
John McDill	232	231	222	120	113	128	215	215	192	90	95
Derek Lee	126	162	104	214	185	94	115	106	223	210	237
Samuel Arnold	175	175	196	229	226	239	229	200	130	22	55
Kristin Piper	123	190	202	175	158	181	206	234	236	156	163
Tony Tischauser	177	172	144	228	243	228	67	46	118	182	184
Billy Bush	235	180	213	146	206	210	161	140	80	190	129
David Fosdick	119	176	147	204	115	167	194	212	211	191	241
Rino DeStefano	241	229	205	86	37	107	187	182	202	144	227
Josh Donelson	108	119	119	198	188	158	224	207	242	213	147
Bill Grohman	222	234	239	193	181	193	162	117	93	141	174
Bob Lammey	188	155	140	123	218	200	192	176	234	244	218
Robbie Zeltzer	230	247	247	247	233	185	134	18	62	10	152
Joseph Fry	214	168	162	150	241	215	210	211	243	135	78
kevin hardy	187	188	129	208	216	248	240	116	77	68	143
John Warner	229	123	193	182	173	139	121	204	230	162	167
Eric Cunningham	173	202	234	223	204	187	218	222	126	99	106
Lauren Whitehouse	122	153	210	225	155	222	212	243	208	131	176
Dale Ezzell	226	238	212	220	98	171	141	220	94	125	88
Dave Burns	154	224	250	238	200	184	172	195	159	175	122
Matthew Anderson2	233	213	161	135	120	183	158	223	209	193	221
michael gach	227	221	180	153	143	129	147	151	201	216	207
Kelly McClanahan	220	242	241	244	156	192	72	103	81	121	226
THOMAS BUDZINSKI	217	174	146	216	183	93	68	126	222	235	245
Brent Christenson	130	161	189	235	231	224	158	179	204	215	247
Christopher Lambert	199	177	237	177	228	177	203	169	229	198	210
don hornbeck	244	246	214	217	135	203	112	123	71	154	173
John Preece	184	178	226	245	245	242	214	115	182	61	164
Russ Frost	113	82	178	240	248	246	231	214	235	187	145
Jason Erickson	210	212	217	231	238	227	136	154	194	238	224
Richard Jasper	231	228	232	220	159	169	155	231	247	217	200
david swann	190	215	230	232	192	237	242	225	150	60	120
John Mesheau	209	223	225	178	146	206	216	247	231	228	222
Edmund DiVito	248	248	249	241	212	120	42	39	109	186	232
Brad Porter	195	166	224	227	240	230	233	203	225	143	126
Curt Padgett	250	250	235	197	218	165	177	78	210	39	50
prentice kugler	197	222	246	242	237	212	202	194	227	240	250
Jacob Skowronek	147	232	245	246	242	249	250	250	241	163	155
Matt Patch	243	239	191	211	221	245	244	235	237	160	197
Dave Mead	247	240	242	250	250	241	182	122	188	223	248
 
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sorry about the extra posts I had in here for a bit, I hate having to use unreliable weak wireless signals to avoid the company internet blocker! :goodposting:

 
'grats to those who made the finals. *sigh* was kind hopin' my score would be lower this week but if I were still in it I woulda made it :wub:

-QG

 
#7, baby!

Although the only 3 week period that actually matters has yet to begin.

I still think those teams who have Brees or Garrard as their primary QB are going to find it difficult to finish at the very top. If one or both of those guys go nuts, you still have to outscore the 125 guys who also have him. Those with a unique QB with a good schedule should feel fairly good about their chances.

There are a ton of Welker owners, but since you start 3-4 WR being less unique isn't such a handicap. However, since only 1 QB starts, those with popular QB's are going to have everything go perfectly elsewhere.

 
In order to win this thing, those of us with different options at QB really need Brees and Garrard to lay eggs down the stretch. Since they're each owned by about 50% of those left, if those two play poorly then it's all of a sudden a 100 man contest rather than a 250 man contest.
Not necessarily. I own Garrard, but I also own Ben. So Garrard could tank and if Ben plays well it doesn't matter.
 
One team that looks really solid is Hentz's.

I looked at the top 10 or so, and he looked to be pretty dang good.

 
This is the #250 ranked entry. Pretty amazing run for this one - a super unlikely finalist!

This entry finsihed just under 14.50 above the cut line ON AVERAGE each week and never more than 40.8 above it.

6 times the Turk came within less than 6 points of snatching this guy up (including 0.85 all the way back in week 2) but still this entry pressed on.

Cut margin by week (in order): 0.85, 29.30, 23.70, 3.20, 2.25, 13.05, 40.80, 29.60, 21.15, 5.60, 2.45, 1.70

Shows you how much good time can be a factor in this contest. Would be kinda cool to see it turn around and win it all :shrug:

-QG

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Dave Mead

This entry is still alive.

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Ben Roethlisberger $18 32.25 18.10 15.80 24.80 16.40 0.00 38.50 23.40 40.45 35.80 15.25 7.35 26.50

Matt Schaub $10 16.15 23.65 16.30 23.75 14.30 12.55 1.15 1.85 0.00 0.00 27.35 23.50 1.70

Brady Quinn $3 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

Rudi Johnson $40 9.10 23.10 4.70 0.00 0.00 0.80 0.00 0.00 2.20 5.30 3.20 14.80 9.40

Willis McGahee $29 12.60 17.30 14.10 14.60 17.10 15.00 18.50 0.00 13.70 14.00 19.60 13.10 23.90

Kevin Faulk $6 1.80 1.80 7.70 7.60 1.80 8.90 3.90 12.40 12.40 0.00 2.80 4.50 6.10

Anthony Thomas $4 1.20 0.00 0.00 0.40 2.60 0.00 0.90 0.00 1.60 0.00 6.10 19.10 0.00

Dominic Rhodes $3 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 3.60 0.00 0.00 0.20 0.10 0.00 0.00

Brian Leonard $3 2.70 3.30 3.20 6.40 16.00 5.60 4.40 7.90 0.00 3.20 2.00 1.00 3.80

Lee Evans $29 2.50 3.70 1.70 13.20 2.20 0.00 14.80 24.80 31.50 10.50 8.00 3.90 9.10

Marques Colston $27 10.70 21.00 10.80 0.00 7.10 7.20 7.50 34.50 25.90 20.90 20.80 22.30 5.90

Kevin Curtis $10 7.30 6.80 51.10 4.10 0.00 23.10 11.20 10.60 10.10 5.00 11.90 12.10 23.10

Craig Davis $5 3.50 0.00 13.10 2.20 0.00 4.90 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 6.90 1.40 0.00

Patrick Crayton $3 8.10 0.00 5.70 37.40 19.30 15.60 3.90 0.00 0.00 17.60 3.60 0.00 19.20

Jacoby Jones $2 5.70 0.00 5.90 0.00 0.00 0.00 4.10 10.10 0.00 0.00 0.00 1.60 0.00

Chris Henry $2 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 13.90 22.10 7.10 5.10

Vernon Davis $23 3.40 5.30 11.60 0.00 0.00 0.00 8.20 22.10 18.20 1.90 11.00 19.50 3.40

Bo Scaife $9 4.80 2.30 13.10 0.00 1.80 9.00 13.90 4.20 12.50 8.30 10.90 10.80 11.70

Adam Vinatieri $5 13.00 11.00 14.00 8.00 10.00 0.00 10.00 7.00 8.00 1.00 7.00 7.00 4.00

Robbie Gould $4 3.00 11.00 4.00 13.00 12.00 8.00 18.00 1.00 0.00 6.00 16.00 16.00 15.00

Chicago Bears $8 7.00 14.00 5.00 16.00 11.00 7.00 3.00 6.00 0.00 10.00 4.00 18.00 10.00

Baltimore Ravens $7 11.00 8.00 9.00 2.00 5.00 16.00 4.00 0.00 5.00 3.00 12.00 0.00 5.00

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TOTAL 114.55 129.15 160.80 137.10 105.50 120.95 139.00 158.80 177.75 142.30 157.75 165.50 154.00

CUTOFF 0.00 128.30 131.50 113.40 102.30 118.70 125.95 118.00 148.15 121.15 152.15 163.05 152.30

 
Wilk said:
One team that looks really solid is Hentz's.I looked at the top 10 or so, and he looked to be pretty dang good.
Thanks a lot for jinxing me :confused: I told my wife early on that I liked my chances if I made it to the finals. Hopefully all my guys will step up for three weeks in a row. Man, this has been a lot of fun. I am psyched! (AND I stand 12-1 in my regular league!)
 
CrossEyed said:
In order to win this thing, those of us with different options at QB really need Brees and Garrard to lay eggs down the stretch. Since they're each owned by about 50% of those left, if those two play poorly then it's all of a sudden a 100 man contest rather than a 250 man contest.
Not necessarily. I own Garrard, but I also own Ben. So Garrard could tank and if Ben plays well it doesn't matter.
And I own Garrard and Manning.
 
CrossEyed said:
In order to win this thing, those of us with different options at QB really need Brees and Garrard to lay eggs down the stretch. Since they're each owned by about 50% of those left, if those two play poorly then it's all of a sudden a 100 man contest rather than a 250 man contest.
Not necessarily. I own Garrard, but I also own Ben. So Garrard could tank and if Ben plays well it doesn't matter.
And I own Garrard and Manning.
Our teams are pretty similar (Manning, AD, Gates, Welker as a core) but you differ with:LT, Housh, Wilford, Clark vs. myAddai, McGahee, Holmes, CurtisAgainst me, I like your chances.
 
ctriopelle said:
sorry about the extra posts I had in here for a bit, I hate having to use unreliable weak wireless signals to avoid the company internet blocker! :shrug:
Thanks for the news that I am one of the favorites to win this thing. It is news to me. I will admit I think for the last three week period I outscore everyone but the next three weeks are what counts.In 2004 when I won the first FFTOC (Fantasy Football Tournement of Champions) and a prize of $10,000 my team did the same thing. Peaking at the right time is the nature of this beast.Good luck to all as we are all even at this point.Jim
 
ctriopelle said:
sorry about the extra posts I had in here for a bit, I hate having to use unreliable weak wireless signals to avoid the company internet blocker! :goodposting:
Thanks for the news that I am one of the favorites to win this thing. It is news to me. I will admit I think for the last three week period I outscore everyone but the next three weeks are what counts.In 2004 when I won the first FFTOC (Fantasy Football Tournement of Champions) and a prize of $10,000 my team did the same thing. Peaking at the right time is the nature of this beast.

Good luck to all as we are all even at this point.

Jim
LOOK AT ME! I AM RICH OFF OF FANTASY FOOTBALL! ;)

Good luck to all the remaining contestants :thumbup:

 
ctriopelle said:
sorry about the extra posts I had in here for a bit, I hate having to use unreliable weak wireless signals to avoid the company internet blocker! :thumbup:
Thanks for the news that I am one of the favorites to win this thing. It is news to me. I will admit I think for the last three week period I outscore everyone but the next three weeks are what counts.In 2004 when I won the first FFTOC (Fantasy Football Tournement of Champions) and a prize of $10,000 my team did the same thing. Peaking at the right time is the nature of this beast.

Good luck to all as we are all even at this point.

Jim
LOOK AT ME! I AM RICH OFF OF FANTASY FOOTBALL! :lmao:

Good luck to all the remaining contestants :mellow:
After paying taxes and covering my other losses for betting for the year probably still in the hole. But yes I am very proud of winning the first FFTOC Championship. Sorry if I gave the wrong impression.
 
Since I made it this far, I might normally say that I have about a 1 in 250 chance at winning 20K. However, a couple of weeks ago, my uniqueness score was 980 out of 1000.

No chance for me. I have pretty much every highly owned player out there.

Brees, Garrard, AD, Welker, Lee Evans, Patrick Crayton, Colston, Bo Scaife, Eric Johnson...hell, even my kickers are owned by more than 20% of active teams (Folk and Hansen).

My best chance rides with Frank Gore, who is my ONLY player that is owned by less than 10% of teams still alive.

My lowest owned receiver is Lee Evans, at 14%.

yeah, I don't like my chances.

 
sorry about the extra posts I had in here for a bit, I hate having to use unreliable weak wireless signals to avoid the company internet blocker! :cry:
Thanks for the news that I am one of the favorites to win this thing. It is news to me. I will admit I think for the last three week period I outscore everyone but the next three weeks are what counts.In 2004 when I won the first FFTOC (Fantasy Football Tournement of Champions) and a prize of $10,000 my team did the same thing. Peaking at the right time is the nature of this beast.

Good luck to all as we are all even at this point.

Jim
LOOK AT ME! I AM RICH OFF OF FANTASY FOOTBALL! ;)

Good luck to all the remaining contestants :moneybag:
After paying taxes and covering my other losses for betting for the year probably still in the hole. But yes I am very proud of winning the first FFTOC Championship. Sorry if I gave the wrong impression.
J/K man, I'd be bragging too :)
 
Since I made it this far, I might normally say that I have about a 1 in 250 chance at winning 20K. However, a couple of weeks ago, my uniqueness score was 980 out of 1000.No chance for me. I have pretty much every highly owned player out there.Brees, Garrard, AD, Welker, Lee Evans, Patrick Crayton, Colston, Bo Scaife, Eric Johnson...hell, even my kickers are owned by more than 20% of active teams (Folk and Hansen).My best chance rides with Frank Gore, who is my ONLY player that is owned by less than 10% of teams still alive. My lowest owned receiver is Lee Evans, at 14%.yeah, I don't like my chances.
I don't really take much from the uniqueness scores that were posted. If your team is unique but they don't score then that doesn't do anything for you. My uniqueness score was high like yours was, but here I was this week scoring 180+ points and I'm still alive. It will be a fun ride though while it lasts.
 
Since I made it this far, I might normally say that I have about a 1 in 250 chance at winning 20K. However, a couple of weeks ago, my uniqueness score was 980 out of 1000.No chance for me. I have pretty much every highly owned player out there.Brees, Garrard, AD, Welker, Lee Evans, Patrick Crayton, Colston, Bo Scaife, Eric Johnson...hell, even my kickers are owned by more than 20% of active teams (Folk and Hansen).My best chance rides with Frank Gore, who is my ONLY player that is owned by less than 10% of teams still alive. My lowest owned receiver is Lee Evans, at 14%.yeah, I don't like my chances.
Naah you gotta shot dude, you just have to hope the consensus is right :pickle: -QG
 
Since I made it this far, I might normally say that I have about a 1 in 250 chance at winning 20K. However, a couple of weeks ago, my uniqueness score was 980 out of 1000.No chance for me. I have pretty much every highly owned player out there.Brees, Garrard, AD, Welker, Lee Evans, Patrick Crayton, Colston, Bo Scaife, Eric Johnson...hell, even my kickers are owned by more than 20% of active teams (Folk and Hansen).My best chance rides with Frank Gore, who is my ONLY player that is owned by less than 10% of teams still alive. My lowest owned receiver is Lee Evans, at 14%.yeah, I don't like my chances.
For making the final cut I think the UQ had more 'meaning'. For the 'finals' I'm not so sure. I like to think my UQ is bad because I have all the good players whereas other teams only have a few of them :-) Hey, that's the way I CHOOSE to look at it. Gotta keep the positive vibes flowin' don'tcha know.
 
jafo said:
I don't really take much from the uniqueness scores that were posted. If your team is unique but they don't score then that doesn't do anything for you. My uniqueness score was high like yours was, but here I was this week scoring 180+ points and I'm still alive. It will be a fun ride though while it lasts.
Obviously, uniqueness isn't a virtue unto itself. Given two teams of equal strength, the more unique entry has a greater chance of finishing first, but also a greater chance of finishing last.Just eyeballing things, there does seem to be a slight inverse relationship between uniqueness and strength. That is, the strongest teams are, in general, less unique. I guess that's not surprising. I think I'd rather be a strong non-unique team than a weak unique team. But I'd rather be strong and unique than strong and non-unique. And I'd rather be weak and unique than weak and non-unique.

Anyway, here are the updated rankings.

 
jafo said:
I don't really take much from the uniqueness scores that were posted. If your team is unique but they don't score then that doesn't do anything for you. My uniqueness score was high like yours was, but here I was this week scoring 180+ points and I'm still alive. It will be a fun ride though while it lasts.
Obviously, uniqueness isn't a virtue unto itself. Given two teams of equal strength, the more unique entry has a greater chance of finishing first, but also a greater chance of finishing last.Just eyeballing things, there does seem to be a slight inverse relationship between uniqueness and strength. That is, the strongest teams are, in general, less unique. I guess that's not surprising. I think I'd rather be a strong non-unique team than a weak unique team. But I'd rather be strong and unique than strong and non-unique. And I'd rather be weak and unique than weak and non-unique.

Anyway, here are the updated rankings.
Jeff Pasquino - Power 55, Unique 52. :goodposting:
 
I don't really take much from the uniqueness scores that were posted. If your team is unique but they don't score then that doesn't do anything for you. My uniqueness score was high like yours was, but here I was this week scoring 180+ points and I'm still alive. It will be a fun ride though while it lasts.
Obviously, uniqueness isn't a virtue unto itself. Given two teams of equal strength, the more unique entry has a greater chance of finishing first, but also a greater chance of finishing last.Just eyeballing things, there does seem to be a slight inverse relationship between uniqueness and strength. That is, the strongest teams are, in general, less unique. I guess that's not surprising. I think I'd rather be a strong non-unique team than a weak unique team. But I'd rather be strong and unique than strong and non-unique. And I'd rather be weak and unique than weak and non-unique.

Anyway, here are the updated rankings.
Love the power rankings, but I notice it does penalize those of us with "alternative" rosters, like mine with only 2 QB's (banking on Peyton) and only 3 RB's (AD, Bush, McGahee). I went 11 WR's to offset the variation of the position, and it has worked out well so far. Over the long haul, it has been productive and I have ammassed the 9th most points in total this season (of the finalists), whereas my power ranking is about 125 even with a generally healthy roster. My "similar" competitors are ranked as high as 30th in power, primarily due to their potential bench players helping with their rankings, and even though I have outscored them all for the season. Not sure what a good solution is, given that the rosters in the current format are so flexible. It is nice to at least get some idea how things are looking going forward for the finish though!Game on, GL to everyone left in the sprint! :(

 
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Love the power rankings, but I notice it does penalize those of us with "alternative" rosters, like mine with only 2 QB's (banking on Peyton) and only 3 RB's (AD, Bush, McGahee).
No question. It's hard to know how to deal with the different kinds of rosters. Hence the disclaimer:
These rankings are meant to be a very rough general gauge of team strengths. There are a great many strategical and roster-construction considerations that they make no effort to measure.
This is also (one reason) why this contest is so much fun. A tell-tale sign of a good contest is that it's tough to identify optimal strategies, even at this late stage. :wall:
 
I don't really take much from the uniqueness scores that were posted. If your team is unique but they don't score then that doesn't do anything for you. My uniqueness score was high like yours was, but here I was this week scoring 180+ points and I'm still alive. It will be a fun ride though while it lasts.
Obviously, uniqueness isn't a virtue unto itself. Given two teams of equal strength, the more unique entry has a greater chance of finishing first, but also a greater chance of finishing last.Just eyeballing things, there does seem to be a slight inverse relationship between uniqueness and strength. That is, the strongest teams are, in general, less unique. I guess that's not surprising. I think I'd rather be a strong non-unique team than a weak unique team. But I'd rather be strong and unique than strong and non-unique. And I'd rather be weak and unique than weak and non-unique.

Anyway, here are the updated rankings.
:X Ideally, I'd like to have both. For instance, if Drew Brees is the least unique producing QB and Derek Anderson is the most unique producing QB, I'd like to have both -- Brees as a "hedge" and Anderson as my potential winner if he goes off. Unfortunately I don't have both and I'll have to rely on my "un-unique" team with its very few unique players to carry me...
 
There's a significant portion of Berrian owners left.

I assume they are pretty happy with starting the contest off like that.

 
I don't really take much from the uniqueness scores that were posted. If your team is unique but they don't score then that doesn't do anything for you. My uniqueness score was high like yours was, but here I was this week scoring 180+ points and I'm still alive. It will be a fun ride though while it lasts.
Obviously, uniqueness isn't a virtue unto itself. Given two teams of equal strength, the more unique entry has a greater chance of finishing first, but also a greater chance of finishing last.Just eyeballing things, there does seem to be a slight inverse relationship between uniqueness and strength. That is, the strongest teams are, in general, less unique. I guess that's not surprising. I think I'd rather be a strong non-unique team than a weak unique team. But I'd rather be strong and unique than strong and non-unique. And I'd rather be weak and unique than weak and non-unique.

Anyway, here are the updated rankings.
Woohoo, top 75 in the power rankings. Pretty happy no matter what happens from here.
 
I don't really take much from the uniqueness scores that were posted. If your team is unique but they don't score then that doesn't do anything for you. My uniqueness score was high like yours was, but here I was this week scoring 180+ points and I'm still alive. It will be a fun ride though while it lasts.
Obviously, uniqueness isn't a virtue unto itself. Given two teams of equal strength, the more unique entry has a greater chance of finishing first, but also a greater chance of finishing last.Just eyeballing things, there does seem to be a slight inverse relationship between uniqueness and strength. That is, the strongest teams are, in general, less unique. I guess that's not surprising. I think I'd rather be a strong non-unique team than a weak unique team. But I'd rather be strong and unique than strong and non-unique. And I'd rather be weak and unique than weak and non-unique.

Anyway, here are the updated rankings.
Woohoo, top 75 in the power rankings. Pretty happy no matter what happens from here.
Apparently I'm a clone :thumbup: Thanks for the info!

 
well i can rest easy that being eliminated 2 weeks ago wasn't all that costly.

My ghost team has 125.9

Plus Maximum of Heap or Eric Johnson

Plus Minimum of Heap or Eric Johnson - 6.7

Plus Brees minus 24.3

'grats to the good teams out there :confused:

-QG

 
Crapping the bed badly this week, with AD and Bush totalling 0.3 pts for me at RB. McGahee is my last shot, hopefully he puts something up. With only McGahee straight up, Peyton-24.3, E. Johnson -9.4, R. White or Demitrius Williams -15.7, I don't think my current 128 is going to make a run past the 190 or so that will be required this week to stay competitive. Thanks to only a 3 headed monster at RB, my once high flying team looks like it is already out of the running for the big money.

 
Looking at around 183 since they took Manning out (why can't Dungy be more like Billicheat). ADP not scoring is a huge bummer. A few more points somewhere and maybe I can hang in contention.

 

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