Sorry to see you go good buddyI'll see you guys next season as I've been Breidaed Best of luck to those who remain.
I’m now somehow in 9th place! Crazyyy!Dr. Dan said:was top 25 last week and did well this week (about ranked 1000) so you are in good shape. congrats!
Onto week 6!
That's why you should have rostered bothjust a reminder that Brieda cost the same as Duke Johnson
but duke was supposed to be the top scorer at $9 this year. I was told to book itThat's why you should have rostered both![]()
Where are you seeing your score?shouldnt have advanced but matt brieda made it so.
Wow just wow in all my years doing this I’ve never experienced this .... in .25 above the cut at 6246th place a meaningless 2 yard pick up by Chubb on last drive put me over ( barring adjustment) T.Y. kittle !!!Starting week 5 with Rams vs Seahawks, and cutting down to 6250
QB - Goff (1546), Wilson (262)
RB - Carson (3586), Brown (459), Gurley (184), Henderson (80), Penny (78)
WR - Lockett (2923), Kupp (1111), Cooks (269), Woods (221), Metcalf (173), Reynolds (133), Brown (97), Moore (65)
TE - Dissly (175), Everett (165)
K - Zuerlein (664), Myers (360)
D - Seahawks (1593), Rams (288)
I will be starting with Goff & Lockett, as will 623 others.
Here are all the $9 RB's in the contest, and their current rankings:but duke was supposed to be the top scorer at $9 this year. I was told to book it![]()
Duke has been possibly the biggest disappointment based on his hype... i was told he was a lock to get rb2 numbers and would get 60 receptions.Here are all the $9 RB's in the contest, and their current rankings:
Carlos Hyde - RB30
Duke Johnson - RB38
Matt Breida - RB49
Giovani Bernard - RB55
Justin Jackson - RB63
Jalen Richard - RB67
Mike Davis - RB77
Justice Hill - RB78
CJ Anderson - RB95
Well, Duke isn't the top guy, but I guess he's doing better than a guy like Justice Hill, whose best weekly score is 2.7![]()
It appears the "Fat Lady has sung" my tune.... Started 0.3 below cut and the Cut Line moved 10 points ...Birdie048 said:Well, another week where I need MNF to come thru for me....sitting at 137.0 (and cut is currently 137.30)
Chubb (-8.4), Sibiert (-17.6) & SF Def (-4.0)
Sure, he isn't producing RB2 numbers, but that's why he was priced at $9. And to say you'd rather have all the other $8 & $9 options is silly. This isn't a dynasty or keeper league - it's a yearly contest. Duke is far from a bust - he has 205 rushing yards on just 32 carries - that's 6.4 YPC (as compared to Hyde's 4.2). He is also averaging 9.4 YPR (9/85), while Hyde sits at 1.6 YPR (5/8). The Texans are simply not giving him enough touches. Don't hate the player... hate the team.Duke has been possibly the biggest disappointment based on his hype... i was told he was a lock to get rb2 numbers and would get 60 receptions.
Regardless, hea definitely a lead weight on peoppe in this contest. I would still take anyone else $8-9 over him. the upside is big for all of those guys. Duke is a bust
right, he was $9, but people were falling all over themselves told take him. I recall you saying duke was the first guy you would choose when remaking your roster.Sure, he isn't producing RB2 numbers, but that's why he was priced at $9. And to say you'd rather have all the other $8 & $9 options is silly. This isn't a dynasty or keeper league - it's a yearly contest. Duke is far from a bust - he has 205 rushing yards on just 32 carries - that's 6.4 YPC (as compared to Hyde's 4.2). He is also averaging 9.4 YPR (9/85), while Hyde sits at 1.6 YPR (5/8). The Texans are simply not giving him enough touches. Don't hate the player... hate the team.
Yes, Duke was the first player I choose. And no, I have yet to use him (along with Singletary). As for Breida, I already said he was a good deal, and I rostered him too. Henderson was $15, so he should not be a part of this conversation. As for Hill, of course he will be more involved as the season goes on. It would be hard for him to be used less (7, 2, 1, 4, 2 touches since week 1).right, he was $9, but people were falling all over themselves told take him. I recall you saying duke was the first guy you would choose when remaking your roster.
idk how many people have actually used Duke, but his ceiling I what it is. Some guys around 8-9 dollars have higher ceilings. It's a long season. Injuries happen. You mentioned Hill... I would be willing to bet hes more involved in the offense week 15 than he is today. Same for Henderson. Brieda may post RB2 numbers ROS.
Agree. When you're spending $9 on RB's you're hoping one hits. I paired Breida, Duke and Singletary and am happy with that back end depth. Singletary fresh legs for second half and half his owners are gone. Duke will have some games here and there that'll count and I used Breida last night.Yes, Duke was the first player I choose. And no, I have yet to use him (along with Singletary). As for Breida, I already said he was a good deal, and I rostered him too. Henderson was $15, so he should not be a part of this conversation. As for Hill, of course he will be more involved as the season goes on. It would be hard for him to be used less (7, 2, 1, 4, 2 touches since week 1).
Duke has 32 rushes thus far. Only Barkley and Breida have as many carries and a better YPC.
Duke has 9 catches thus far. Only David Johnson, Dalvin Cook, Miles Sanders, Chris Thompson, & TJ Yeldon have as many catches and a better YPR.
I am just trying to show you he is not a bust, as you said he was. Underutilized... definitely, but we as FF'ers can't control that.
for obvious reasons raw positional rankings arent the best metric of determining value in best ball formats. for example brieda has been much better than djj so far even though hes scored fewer points per week.Here are all the $9 RB's in the contest, and their current rankings:
Carlos Hyde - RB30
Duke Johnson - RB38
Matt Breida - RB49
Giovani Bernard - RB55
Justin Jackson - RB63
Jalen Richard - RB67
Mike Davis - RB77
Justice Hill - RB78
CJ Anderson - RB95
Well, Duke isn't the top guy, but I guess he's doing better than a guy like Justice Hill, whose best weekly score is 2.7![]()
Here is where we differ. He has had weeks of 11, 8, 7, 3 and 3 so far, without scoring a TD. To me, a usable score is anything in the double digits, so he has had one thus far. If I recall when I selected him, I was hoping for about 6 usable games, and I still think he can reach that mark.for obvious reasons raw positional rankings arent the best metric of determining value in best ball formats. for example brieda has been much better than djj so far even though hes scored fewer points per week.
as to your point, going forward i guess id rank the $9 rbs: 1-brieda. 2-hyde. 3-gio. 4- djj
as far as whether djj has been a 'bust' so far or not...idk, i guess depends how youd define a bust. i mean should you ever be too disappointed with a $9 player not contributing in this contest? maybe not? having said that, you certainly havent got your $9 worth and it doesnt look like you ever will.
Good summary! Nice to believe somebody thinks Gronk will return (and not to the Fox Booth)??Fun teams still alive...
- 43 teams with only 1 QB, 2 of which have survived with only Brees and his goose eggs
- 5 teams with only 2 RB's, 2 of which have survived with Saquon and his goose eggs
- 3 teams with only 2 WR's, 1 of which rostered exactly 4 RB's and 1 TE, forcing him to use all of his RB/WR/TE every week
- 288 teams with only 1 TE, but my favorite has to be the guy with only Gronk. He's gonna be hurting when NE is off week 10.
Yepsooted72 said:shouldnt have advanced but matt brieda made it so.
the only year i ever made the money ray rice made that ridiculous play on like 4th and 21 or whatever. needed more from him to stay alive and he delivered. if they dont convert that long 4th down im toast. think i got $25 back lol.Yep
Every year I wonder who will be there player who keeps the team alive. This year it was Breida. (Or maybe arob, but that wasn't MNF)
i mean sure he has some paths to value, but gun to your head if you had to choose between him being valuable and useless for the rest of the year, youd have to choose useless. hyde has been getting the lions share of the carries in addition to goal line work and watson doesnt check it down ever so theres just nothing to see here.TheWinz said:Here is where we differ. He has had weeks of 11, 8, 7, 3 and 3 so far, without scoring a TD. To me, a usable score is anything in the double digits, so he has had one thus far. If I recall when I selected him, I was hoping for about 6 usable games, and I still think he can reach that mark.
I will be without RB Devin Singletary ($8) & K Daniel Carlson ($3)$18 worth out this Week. Singletary, Beasley, Bears kicker.
Anyone with a couple Bears and Colts?
Yep! We've noticedNot sure who's noticed, but Calcomatic results don't match FBG results for this week. FBG has the cutoff at 147.35, Calcomatic has it at 147.25. Pretty sure Calcomatic is wrong.
The discrepancy is the Denver defense and comes down to the last play of the half in the DEN-LAC game. Ekeler fumbled through the end zone, which is a turnover, which makes 3 takeaways for Denver, which gives them 6 points. Calcomatic is only crediting them with 4.
Look forward to this every week. Thank You.And now the players:
Eliminated Players: Happy trails, Ryan Griffin. Your 4 owners are all dead, and you become the 3rd player completely eliminated from the contest. D’Onta Foreman is on life support, still rostered on one living team (out of 10 originally).
The Biggest Mistake: T.Y. Hilton was only rostered on 90 teams, but that doesn’t make his owners feel better about his dismal 21.1% survival rate (the overall survival rate is 49.7%). Saquon Barkley and Damien Williams are much more heavily owned but have survival rates below 24%. Eric Ebron has the lowest survival rate, 24.5%, among players who’ve actually scored points each week. Looking at it still another way, Harrison Butker has the highest ownership (he’s on 1120 teams) among players with a below-average survival rate (47.8%). Hunter Henry (1580 teams, 39.1% survival rate) is another strong contender.
The Survivor: No ambiguity here: Cooper Kupp was expensive ($20), heavily owned (1371 teams), and totally worth it, with a 74.3% survival rate. Chris Godwin and Will Dissly are at 70.5%; nobody else is above 70%.
The Bargain: Dissly cost you only $7.
The Parasite: Chris Herndon and Zach Zenner haven’t gone near a football field this season, and yet 50.7% and 50.0% of their owners, respectively, are still alive. No other player who hasn’t scored yet has a survival rate better than average.
The Martyr: Aaron Rodgers is averaging over 20 points per week to no avail: only 27.4% of his owners are still alive. In the non-QB category, DeAndre Hopkins is averaging over 15 per week (okay, a lot of that came in week 1) and yet 2/3 of his owners have been eliminated.
WOW! I don't know if I would want to know I was in the running for this award!Awards and notable teams of the week.
Missed it by That Much Award: Team 111553 inspired this award: which dead team has come the closest to still being alive? Aaaaand it turns out we’re not really ready for this one. There are 7 teams that died by 0.05 points one week and would otherwise still be alive. I’ll revisit this when/if it gets more interesting.