The reason that I start this is that I believe the Rodgers is solidifying himself as the #1 pick overall, for next year's draft. Reading through this board, you stumble across marginal teams doing well and they all have seem to have Rodgers in common; just wondering if him being on your roster is so powerful that it overcomes most mistakes?
I play in three leagues and the Rodgers owner will probably miss the playoffs in all three. I own him in one league and am 5-5 (although I'm third in points), while the owners are 3-7 and 2-8 in the other two.
Surprising to me. Where did your picks go wrong? Obviously your #1 (or #2, as the case may be) didn't pan out; Jamaal Charles?
Well, I have scored the second most points (I initially said third, but when I checked I noticed that I passed another person), so my team is pretty good. I can't really say that anything went "wrong", other than not having very good running backs. I've had a number of injuries, like Kenny Britt, Miles Austin, Tim Hightower, etc, but nothing as devastating as Jamaal Charles. I had a trade in place of Britt and Wells for Arian Foster when he was still battling the hamstring that probably would have made my team dominant, but the Britt injury messed that up. QB - Rodgers
RB - Darren Mcfadden, Marshawn Lynch, Beanie Wells, Deangelo Williams, Kevin Smith (start 2)
WR - Wes Welker, Vincent Jackson, Mike Wallace, Mario Manningham, Michael Crabtree (start 2, I usually start a WR at flex as well)
TE - Gronkowski, Celek
This was an auction league, so I didn't really have a "first" pick, but I spent the most money on Rodgers, Jackson, Mcfadden, and Wallace.
As for the other two leagues, they were redrafts and both took Rodgers in the middle of the first.
I guess it just proves the point that a great QB doesn't make the team (and it's the reason why I always get a stud RB in the first when possible. I'm 8-2 in my other two leagues, with McCoy and Rice as my first rounders.