I am done with lineups... (1 Viewer)

[flc735]

I find looking at multiple injury reports to discover if a player will play or not / be limited to be annoying.I feel that splitting hairs between starting two great players with great matchups to be bothersome.I do enjoy watching game tape and analyzing players talent and situation.I would like to enjoy the benefits of a team with immense depth; I believe I should have an advantage over teams with little depth.I like the idea of having ALL my players active and relevant to my team every week.I was wondering if anyone else on this board has come to a similar epiphany but go ahead; be a child and laugh at me.

You summarize my feelings exactlyAnd for once I want to be happy when someone on my roster scores...not just the ones who I start...I mean its no fun wishing bad on my own players I leave on bench.Are any sites running these best ball leagues I want in one really bad

make your own league and dont use players. use team qb's, team rb's ect...do you think you should be rewarded for drafting brandon hartline in the 16th round as your 6th WR? i don't. Best ball rewards owners for dumbluck picks like that

 

[Philogelos]

Who cares, I hope you lose every game wasting space on the boards with this crap.If you make bad decisions in setting lineups like you do posting, I see why you lose.

Who cares, I hope you lose every game wasting space on the boards with this crap.

 

[Deamon]

Setting lineups is what gives better managers competitive advantages. If you don't care enough to think before setting a lineup it's not luck's fault

I do care enough, I am just terrible with matchups. I know what players have talent, I just can't predict when so and so is going to go off.My best possible lineup versus my opponent's best lineup just makes the most sense to me.

You say you do care enough, then care to put the time in. Look at rankings, make a judgement call... If you aren't good at this stuff, you're not good at fantasy football. The draft is one small part of a fantasy season. Trades, waivers, drops, and most importantly, setting the right line up is all part of the game. You're running a fictitious football team... a good coach of a real team is always having to make these personnel decisions and success/failure depends on that. And should.