DevilintheDetail
Footballguy
Yes or no?
yes.Yes or no?
since 2001 he has missed 6 games.no...he misses too much time to count on him everyweek
since 2001 he has missed 6 games.no...he misses too much time to count on him everyweek
Really dependent upon:1) How many teams in the league; and2) The scoring systemAbsent that, in the leagues I play in? NOYes or no?
Oddly, I have Steve Smith and Roy Williams and was going up against Ward and Burress. CBSsportsline gave the edge to Ward and Burress by a good margin.Yes or no?
Just like Marvin.Because whenever he thinks he's not getting the ball enough, he starts whining and sowing discontent.
No, because there's about 10 other guys I can tell you that are in front of him.Yes or no?
Well?No, because there's about 10 other guys I can tell you that are in front of him.Yes or no?
Doesn't being #11 make him a #1?No, because there's about 10 other guys I can tell you that are in front of him.Yes or no?
Or maybe last year. His first 7 games last year - 81 FP's. The second 7 games - 75.2 FP's. In fact, out of the 156.2 FP's through week 16 last year (15 games), he had 11 games over 10 points. Pretty consistent.this is the 3rd year in a row now that i've watched plax over the 1st few games and thought, "damn, this guy is great. he's huge, goes up to make great catches, and they throw it to him all the time"for the past 2 years, i never got around to trading for him and was always glad i didn't get him by the the end of the season.(although, it does seem like someone always gets WR1 value for him by trading him by week 4 and makes out like a bandit)maybe this could be the year he keeps it up all season, but once again, he won't be on my team, no matter what happens.
az he is out for the year.....Receiver Plaxico Burress suffered ankle and pinky sprains on Sunday, Plax said he is playing on sunday vs WASHINGTONIsn't he already hurt again? What's his status for week 3?
If Manning is in he he no doubt.. If Manning isn't in he isn't worth playing. If you watched the games you would see Manning looks for him all he time and he even throws it to him like Culpepper did to Moss.
That's because CBS is a jokeOddly, I have Steve Smith and Roy Williams and was going up against Ward and Burress. CBSsportsline gave the edge to Ward and Burress by a good margin.Yes or no?
That's not different than last year either and he wasn't the #1 wr. Yes, he's definitely Manning's #1 option I just don't think he'll be #1 o/a.If Manning is in he he no doubt.. If Manning isn't in he isn't worth playing. If you watched the games you would see Manning looks for him all he time and he even throws it to him like Culpepper did to Moss.
Since Ward is playing the Niners and Burress is against the Skins I think it is conceivable.That's because CBS is a jokeOddly, I have Steve Smith and Roy Williams and was going up against Ward and Burress. CBSsportsline gave the edge to Ward and Burress by a good margin.Yes or no?
Since Ward is playing the Niners and Burress is against the Skins I think it is conceivable.That's because CBS is a jokeOddly, I have Steve Smith and Roy Williams and was going up against Ward and Burress. CBSsportsline gave the edge to Ward and Burress by a good margin.Yes or no?
I hear ya. Normally, I will start him every week, but I really like Moss's matchup vs. NYG this week, and my opponent has Brady as his qb. I know a bunch of people are anti this philosphy, but Welker has been very solid so far this year, and I want to be able to steal some of Brady's points back. If Brady throws for 300 and Welker catches 100 of that, the yards cancel out.Don't put too much into his "nicked up" status. No reason to bench him in any league IMO.
I hear this sort of overanalyzation all of the time and it is incredibly ridiculous. You cannot gameplan an opponent as you only have control over your own roster. Your opponent will score the exact same amount of points no matter whom you have on your roster. If you have another player that scores the same amount as Welker or more then your results will be either the same or better. There is absolutely no reason to start Welker over a player expected to score significantly more points. If you have two players expected to have roughly the same point total one can make a weak argument for it but under no other circumstances is this a good idea. Welker is a #2/#3 fantasy WR at best if you have PPR and probably a #3/#4 if no PPR so why one would start him over a guy off to a top 5 WR start is insane.jurrassic said:I hear ya. Normally, I will start him every week, but I really like Moss's matchup vs. NYG this week, and my opponent has Brady as his qb. I know a bunch of people are anti this philosphy, but Welker has been very solid so far this year, and I want to be able to steal some of Brady's points back. If Brady throws for 300 and Welker catches 100 of that, the yards cancel out.bd3521 said:Don't put too much into his "nicked up" status. No reason to bench him in any league IMO.
It's called hedging your bets young skywalker. Projections are just that. I can't tell you how many times I had a player PROJECTED to blow up. It doesn't mean they will. Welker is currently the 18th ranked wr in my 12 team league. That certainly makes him start worthy. In addition, yes one of my other wr's may score more points but chances are if Brady has a good game so will Welker. Why take the chance. If my 3rd wr can assist me in taking points off the board from my opponents 2nd best player. I am going to do it. It's not like I am rolling Chad Jackson out there.I hear this sort of overanalyzation all of the time and it is incredibly ridiculous. You cannot gameplan an opponent as you only have control over your own roster. Your opponent will score the exact same amount of points no matter whom you have on your roster. If you have another player that scores the same amount as Welker or more then your results will be either the same or better. There is absolutely no reason to start Welker over a player expected to score significantly more points. If you have two players expected to have roughly the same point total one can make a weak argument for it but under no other circumstances is this a good idea. Welker is a #2/#3 fantasy WR at best if you have PPR and probably a #3/#4 if no PPR so why one would start him over a guy off to a top 5 WR start is insane.jurrassic said:I hear ya. Normally, I will start him every week, but I really like Moss's matchup vs. NYG this week, and my opponent has Brady as his qb. I know a bunch of people are anti this philosphy, but Welker has been very solid so far this year, and I want to be able to steal some of Brady's points back. If Brady throws for 300 and Welker catches 100 of that, the yards cancel out.bd3521 said:Don't put too much into his "nicked up" status. No reason to bench him in any league IMO.
It doesn't take a single point away from your opponent, that's the problem, and there's no way you can look at it that way. He has a QB and he has a WR too. If Brady goes off and your QB doesn't then you are behind in the QB battle and need to make it up at other positions, not weaken yourself at other positions when he has an advantage at QB. It's not called hedging your bets, its called taking points off of your weekly total. If you look at it via expected values, Burress may not reach his projections but his probability of reaching or exceeding his projected values has to be higher than that for Welker. If Brady throws for 4 TD's but they go to Moss, Watson, and Sammie Morris and Welker has 5 receptions for 60 yards to Burress's 7 receptions for 150 yards and 2 TD's then you just screwed yourself over and possibly gave yourself a loss for the week. The likelihood of Welker having a big game is less than the likelihood of Burress having one and it isn't as if their floors are any different. If anything, Burress has been a more consistent scorer than Welker so statistically you are giving yourself a lower expected value. It may make sense to hedge your bet if two players give you equal expected value but it is suicidal in this particular circumstance unless you see Burress getting completely shut down by his particular opponent. There is absolutely no way you can support this argument mathematically so don't call it a hedge. There are just too many variables for this strategy to give you any sort of advantage in any way shape or form. Even if Brady does go off there is too low of a probability of Welker being the big beneficiary of this to make it a profitable hedge. There are too many people for him to distribute the receiving yardage and TD's to and while Welker has done well thus far, he hasn't been anywhere close to getting the biggest piece of the pie and there is nothing to indicate that he'd get a bigger chunk this particular week. Mathematically you are bending yourself over benching Burress for Welker. It may end up differently but that doesn't support your argument.It's called hedging your bets young skywalker. Projections are just that. I can't tell you how many times I had a player PROJECTED to blow up. It doesn't mean they will. Welker is currently the 18th ranked wr in my 12 team league. That certainly makes him start worthy. In addition, yes one of my other wr's may score more points but chances are if Brady has a good game so will Welker. Why take the chance. If my 3rd wr can assist me in taking points off the board from my opponents 2nd best player. I am going to do it. It's not like I am rolling Chad Jackson out there.I hear this sort of overanalyzation all of the time and it is incredibly ridiculous. You cannot gameplan an opponent as you only have control over your own roster. Your opponent will score the exact same amount of points no matter whom you have on your roster. If you have another player that scores the same amount as Welker or more then your results will be either the same or better. There is absolutely no reason to start Welker over a player expected to score significantly more points. If you have two players expected to have roughly the same point total one can make a weak argument for it but under no other circumstances is this a good idea. Welker is a #2/#3 fantasy WR at best if you have PPR and probably a #3/#4 if no PPR so why one would start him over a guy off to a top 5 WR start is insane.jurrassic said:I hear ya. Normally, I will start him every week, but I really like Moss's matchup vs. NYG this week, and my opponent has Brady as his qb. I know a bunch of people are anti this philosphy, but Welker has been very solid so far this year, and I want to be able to steal some of Brady's points back. If Brady throws for 300 and Welker catches 100 of that, the yards cancel out.bd3521 said:Don't put too much into his "nicked up" status. No reason to bench him in any league IMO.
Actually I was referring to last weeks games. It ended up Smith/Williams 58....Ward/Burress 17.....Since Ward is playing the Niners and Burress is against the Skins I think it is conceivable.That's because CBS is a jokeOddly, I have Steve Smith and Roy Williams and was going up against Ward and Burress. CBSsportsline gave the edge to Ward and Burress by a good margin.Yes or no?Plax is banged up and the Skins secondary is the real deal. Ward will have decent stats but Ben has other options like Holmes, Nate, FWP and Heath.Smith is on fire and puts up huge numbers in domes. Roy Williams is simply a stud. I would take Smith and Williams over Hine and Plexiglass any day of the week regardless of the match up.If we remember, let's check back on Monday
Can we finally get rid of the inconsistent tag for Burress? All he does is get you touch or 100 yards every week for the past year and half...I don't understand why people continue to argue that Burress is inconsistent despite the posts and evidences that seem to prove otherwise.I will say that he is more likely to put up games like game 2 vs. game 1, but he was the definition of consistent last year in our scoring rules.
Burress fast becoming stud statusCan we finally get rid of the inconsistent tag for Burress? All he does is get you touch or 100 yards every week for the past year and half...I don't understand why people continue to argue that Burress is inconsistent despite the posts and evidences that seem to prove otherwise.I will say that he is more likely to put up games like game 2 vs. game 1, but he was the definition of consistent last year in our scoring rules.
That doesn't reflect how many times he is hurt but plays, and doesn't do that well as a result. I agree that he will NOT be the top Wr because of injuries and inconsistency.since 2001 he has missed 6 games.no...he misses too much time to count on him everyweekI thought he missed more time than that. My Bad...Still dont think he is a #1