How Would You Grade Yourself This Season? (1 Viewer)

[just_want_2_win]

What grade would you give yourself this season for managing your FF team(s)?

What's the best move you've made?

Which move do you regret most?

Will all/most/some/few/none of your FF teams make the playoffs?

 

[Judge Smails]

B+

The key to my season was getting Jordy at #24 and being right with my preseason conviction on Sanders and Tate. Toss in Jeffrey and I had a very formidable WR corps.

Was also right on Jeremy Hill.

Shady wasn't what I expected but it was the right move at the time.

I missed out on some good FA's, including Forsett and Mike Evans.

Started 10-0 and locked up the bye. Traded Jordy and Hill to get DeMarco and Keenan Allen, traded Alshon to get Stafford. We'll know if those moves grade an A or an F in a few weeks.

 

[BobbyLayne]

Pretty mediocre in two leagues, but poised for a run in my long time league. I avoided a lot of land mines in the draft:

Charles

A Brown

Julius

Stafford

Patterson

Hilton

Brady

Tate III

Hunter

Hopkins

Moreno

Woodhead

Kelce

Houston

K

Pretty solid core, only whiffs were CP Hunter. Bad luck on RB2/3s: Woodhead & Moreno both IRed.

One Trade: after Week 2 I traded Tate III for VJax & Knile Davis. Boneheaded move in hindsight.

WW: picked up West after WK 1 (1 start); when Tate got healthy picked him up (3 starts). Couple weeks the C got hurt I dropped him for Sims, week later swapped for Crowell (0 starts for both). Dropped Hunter 9/24 for Gordon (1 start). Dropped CP (4 starts! Killed me) for Reggie, later dropped Bush for Shoelace (3 starts) after Robinson started getting touches. Cycled through half dozen each DSTs (VG year to stream) and Ks. The latter worked out horrible - Prater got me 12 today, only 2nd time in double digits, 89 points in 13 weeks.

RESULTS: 7 wins by an average of 54.25, 5 losses by an average of 7.12. H2H

A- for Draft, D+ on trade, B+ on WW, B overall. Fighting to hang on to the last playoff spot, but overall like my chances.

 

[Baloney Sandwich]

I give myself a B+, highest scoring team in the league but only 8-4 in a 14 team TD heavy league. Lost Victor Cruz and Stevan Ridley and had Calvin injuried for most of the year. Jordy and Julius Thomas have carried me. I trade Andy Dalton for Eli early in the season and have done a good job mixing in Eli with Russell Wilson for solid QB productivity. I've streamed defenses for most of the year but sticking with the Rams now. My best pick up off the wire has been Jordan Matthews. My Running game is ugly but Ivory has giving me some good games and if Jonas Gray gets out of BB's dog house I should be okay. Ive made a lot of moves on the wire looking for RBs and it has been hit or miss. I drafted LaFell but have up on him but seeing that I have Matthews now it didn't hurt me.

 

[chickensoup]

B-

My team sits at 11-1 but it's beatable. I have the second most points but least points against so I got lucky on a few occations where others did not. My first 4 picks were solid (DThomas, Dez, Brown, Ellington) but I only have 1 guy on my team besides them that I drafted and held for the entire year (FJax)

I've basically been streaming QB/TE/DEF for the year. Defense I've done fine (picking mostly vs JAX) but QB/TE has been erratic. I've started RG3, Matt Ryan, Tannehill, Charles Clay, Delanie Walker, Dwayne Allen, Witten, and Fleener this year. It's worked out well at times, and I got lucky other weeks that it did not bury me.

Waivers I'd give myself a C on. I hit on Bradshaw, Crowell, Mason, Allen Robinson which is a good list. However I've owned and dropped Crowell 2 other times this year. I've also owned and dropped CJ Anderson, Martavius Bryant, Jonas Gray, and Jeremy Hill at various times and just kept chasing other RBs. What I'm left with is a mixed bag of mostly matchup plays and my top 2 guys are ok but not great (Jennings/Ellington). I have depth but no studs at RB and it might sink me. I think I have a high chance at picking the wrong guys weekly during the playoffs and it might mean I don't win the league.

 

[DropKick]

D

I knew the strength of the year's rookie class was at WR but I still drafted for team needs which was RB. Normally, I'm a Best Player Available guy. Passed on ODB, who I really liked... Might feel better about this draft next season if Moncrief steps into a starting role.

 

[mr roboto]

B. Had a good early draft (Charles, Foster, Jeffrey, Roddy) but at QB and TE and Def I've been scrambling. Picked up Forsett, M Bryant and Gordon over the season.

2nd in total points in whole league, 4th in my division in h2h. If I win this week I might make it in.

 

[adrenaline]

I drafted Beckham who I traded for Hyde later on but before Beckham started playing, then traded Hyde for Dwayne Allen when I needed a TE.

 

[sho nuff]

League 1. C Draft felt good...but losing AP really screwed the strategy for a while. Good moves to pick up Forsett and Evans. But needing a win and another team to lose to make the playoffs.

League 2. A. Solid draft taking chances on people others were worried about L. Bell fell...and Gronk. Made up for AJ Green's early injuries and inconsistency with my other WR 2 by either drafting or picking up and holding on to ODB, Gordon, and Evans. Having Luck, Gronk, those WRs Bell and Lacy is paying off big time right now. Best move? No one real move. Building those WRs was the big thing and patience.

League 3. B- Still ranked high and will make the playoffs. But I can't excuse my QB failures (Foles, Orton, RGIII, Mettenberger) or overdrafting M. Ball. Made up for it with Forsett, CJ Anderson the last few weeks, ODB...and being strong at WR with Cobb and Dez. Also having Cody Parkey now.

League 4. C- Rivers helped early as did Cobb. But RB beyond Forte has been a mess as has TE this year for me (Pitta, O. Daniels, ASJ)

 

[lod01]

What grade would you give yourself this season for managing your FF team(s)? A- for redraft and A+ for dynasty - both heading to the playoffs.

What's the best move you've made? Redraft - picking up Josh Gordon when he was dropped week 3. Dynasty - trading Frank Gore for a 2nd RD pick which became Martavis Bryant & picking up the Crow off waivers before week 1 started.

Which move do you regret most? Redraft - cutting Flacco before he got to play the Bucs - cost us $100. We had him penciled in with Brees off that week. Dynasty- There haven't been any yet.

Will all/most/some/few/none of your FF teams make the playoffs? ALL.

 

[josefrees]

A in both of my leagues. Both are 12 team and both only have probably 4 sharks between them so my goal was to pretty much get stacked. My foresight was right on (besides Cordell Patterson) and most importantly I don't have to rely on any Cowgirls, racialslur, or Giants players. At this point both my teams are pretty much the best in the league and if my players produce I should be in for easy championships this year.

The only thing I could say I've done wrong is give up on RBs to soon and even then I got lucky this year because there really hasn't been the explosive rb that comes out of nowhere and consistently produces this year. FBG makes fantasy too easy. I end up with every dude that breaks out two weeks before they even get an opportunity

 

[Bucky86]

Redraft-F drafting AP killed me.

1 dynasty league- rebuilding and I'd give myself a B+ Got some extra draft picks and cut bait on my older guys that won't help me in a year or two when I can make a push.

2nd team. A- turned a rookie draft day trade of Trich into ODBJ which turned into acquiring Leveon Bell. Just need my team to put it all together and get lucky, but I should make the Super Bowl

 

[Soulfly3]

Redraft B / Dynasty A+

Dynasty, took over a team that was decent, but old.

managed to bring aboard Mike Evans, Tre Mason (via draft), Josh Gordon, Alshon Jeffery, Isaiah Crowell, Brandin Cooks (through trades) and LaFell through FA.

Stoked about that

 

[CentralPA]

Overall, D. I have a 6-6, 5-7, and 4-7-1 team. I've done a horrible job.