OMEGA 10 DRAFTS COMPLETE (1 Viewer)

[Frank Black]

We have seen many threads about draft strategies, including useful threads on drafting at certain spots. The OMEGA 10 drafts (12 teams, PPR) are now complete and those leagues are as tough as any. Does anyone have any interesting things to share from the OMEGA drafts?

I'll start with one from my league where a team used the stud WR theory @ pick 10.

QB

Young

Cutler

RB

Benson

Foster

D. Williams

McAllister

Dayne

WR

Smith

Johnson

Glenn

Cotchery

Booker

Bowe

TE

L.J. Smith

Da. Clark

K

Scobee

D

Chargers

Seahawks

Glenn and Cotchery makes for a good #3 WR. All said, this team has better RBs IMO than I would expect to see with a stud WR team. As a Panther homer, I don't envy this team trying to decide between Foster and Williams each week. However, I can easily see McAllister as the safer bet over the Carolina RBs. It was nice to see someone think outside the box for a change. Say what you want about his starting RBs, but his draft to me defies the notion that you have only a wasteland of RBs if you don't select any in rounds 1-2.

 

[tommyGunZ]

Looks good on paper - but often those 3rd-4th-5th round RBs look much better on preseason paper than at midseason.

 

[Anonymous Internet User]

very surprised that Benson fell to 3.11

i have my omega draft next week, picking from the 5 spot though. i don't really like the stud WR this year. i think there is depth both at RB and WR, so i think that you might have been better served taking a RB at 1.11 or 2.02 depending on who fell.

 

[joffer]

i like to look at where i got a certain guy compared to where they went in other drafts. so far looks pretty good. check out team 12 in league 6. Portis at 4.12

 

[duaneok66]

in Omega 10 #1, Peterson (Min) went at 5.06 . . .

 

[Frank Black]

in Omega 10 #1, Peterson (Min) went at 5.06 . . .

In Omega 3, I drafted him @ 5.11. It is interesting to know that he went 5th round in 2 of these leagues. It would be interesting to know when Chester Taylor is drafted.

 

[hellz_fireflies]

We have seen many threads about draft strategies, including useful threads on drafting at certain spots. The OMEGA 10 drafts (12 teams, PPR) are now complete and those leagues are as tough as any. Does anyone have any interesting things to share from the OMEGA drafts? I'll start with one from my league where a team used the stud WR theory @ pick 10.QBYoungCutlerRBBensonFosterD. WilliamsMcAllisterDayneWRSmithJohnsonGlennCotcheryBookerBowe TEL.J. SmithDa. ClarkKScobeeDChargersSeahawksGlenn and Cotchery makes for a good #3 WR. All said, this team has better RBs IMO than I would expect to see with a stud WR team. As a Panther homer, I don't envy this team trying to decide between Foster and Williams each week. However, I can easily see McAllister as the safer bet over the Carolina RBs. It was nice to see someone think outside the box for a change. Say what you want about his starting RBs, but his draft to me defies the notion that you have only a wasteland of RBs if you don't select any in rounds 1-2.

Kinda suprised that D.Williams went at pick58 (5.10) and Foster went at pick 106 (9.10) and he got both of them!

 

[Unlucky]

Later tonight, I'll compile a list for each player with their high and low spots. Unless someone else wants to do it for me.

Link to leagues: http://football.myfantasyleague.com/2007/i...SEARCH=omega+10

 

[joffer]

Later tonight, I'll compile a list for each player with their high and low spots. Unless someone else wants to do it for me.

Link to leagues: http://football.myfantasyleague.com/2007/i...SEARCH=omega+10

been trying to, but i'm having trouble with excel. isn't there a function that lets you search a column of names and return where in the column a particular name is?

 

[barndog]

Later tonight, I'll compile a list for each player with their high and low spots. Unless someone else wants to do it for me.

Link to leagues: http://football.myfantasyleague.com/2007/i...SEARCH=omega+10

been trying to, but i'm having trouble with excel. isn't there a function that lets you search a column of names and return where in the column a particular name is?

Yes. vlookup(item,range,result), where item is the thing you're matching (name), range is the array with the name in the first column and pick no in the second (or wherever), and result is the number of the column to take the result from. In the range you're searching I think the names need to be sorted alphabetically.