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[badmother]

Anyone been doing any QBBC's on there own, here's what i like... opinions?

Donovan McNabb

DAL

HOU

@STL

@PHI

GB

IND

@CHI

@DET

Bye

PHI

@TEN

MIN

@NYG

TB

@DAL

@JAX

NYG

Chad Henne

@BUF

@MIN

NYJ

NE

Bye

@GB

PIT

@CIN

@BAL

TEN

CHI

@OAK

CLE

@NYJ

BUF

DET

@NE

 

[AtomicDogg97]

I like some combination of Joe Flacco, Chad Henne, Matt Stafford, and Kevin Kolb.

 

[karmarooster]

i'm going with Vince Young as the lesser of my QBBC.

FBGS numbers: 2800 passing, 17 TDs, 15 INTs, 350 rushing, 3 TDs.... 246 points, 16.5 ppg (15 games)

that rushing yardage and TDs are a big boost, esp. if your league does 4pts passing. 350 and 3 TDs rushing is equivalent to 1,060 yards passing (20yard/pt), or 13 TDs passing (at 4pts).

those numbers are fairly conservative, considering he seemed to take a step forward last year with a 300 yard passing game and a 3 TD passing game. in fact, his stats last year in 10 starts project to 3000 passing, 16 TDs, 10 INTs, 450 rushing, 3 TDs.... 277 points, 17.3 ppg (16 games)

Current ADP 12.09

 

[Captain Hook]

First I think we need some definition of what qualifies as a QBBC

QB like Kolb who are pretty highly ranked are not normally thought of as being in a committee

So either you are talking

1) One fringe QB1 who you would wait until 8th/9h round to take and one complimentary quarterback you could take after that (often the play if you have waited that long is to take a pair with picks in 8/9 or 9/10

or

2) Two or three QB not at all considered as starters (so well beyond QB13 in a twelve team league) that you can draft LATE thereby stocking up on your RB and WR (and TE if required).....this is the more classic definition

If you are looking at #1, I think the ideal pair is Eli Manning & Donovan McNabb (check schedules - if time allows later I will post but can't do it now)

Others to look at would be Joe Flacco and Chad Henne

For comibnations for #2 (and I haven't completed the research on that) here are some quarterbacks with very friendly schedules - with some you need to have some risk tolerance (if you think Leinart is playable he is a great target for a committee*)

Alex Smith, SF - play Rams and SeaChickens twice plus Cardinals (who are better but questionable)

Matt Leinart, AZ - ditto

Matt Cassel, KC - look at the schedule

Jason Campbell, OAK - a perfect QBBC candidate with nice schedule

Vince Young, TEN

Matt Stafford, DET - again not for the risk adverse

Josh Freeman, TB - a huge arm and they will be behind in most all games

Chase will of course have a more complete analysis with his articles, but here is an example of a schedule you would love to see your QBBC have:

STL

STL

AZ or OAK

HOU or SD

NO or SD

SF

SEA

SEA

KC

SEA

KC

SF or MIA

STL

DEN

DEN

IND or DAL

Again the risk adverse might want to add a third quarterback, but that is the combined schedule for Leinart and Campbell

 

[badmother]

First I think we need some definition of what qualifies as a QBBC

QB like Kolb who are pretty highly ranked are not normally thought of as being in a committee

So either you are talking

1) One fringe QB1 who you would wait until 8th/9h round to take and one complimentary quarterback you could take after that (often the play if you have waited that long is to take a pair with picks in 8/9 or 9/10

or

2) Two or three QB not at all considered as starters (so well beyond QB13 in a twelve team league) that you can draft LATE thereby stocking up on your RB and WR (and TE if required).....this is the more classic definition

If you are looking at #1, I think the ideal pair is Eli Manning & Donovan McNabb (check schedules - if time allows later I will post but can't do it now)

Others to look at would be Joe Flacco and Chad Henne

For comibnations for #2 (and I haven't completed the research on that) here are some quarterbacks with very friendly schedules - with some you need to have some risk tolerance (if you think Leinart is playable he is a great target for a committee*)

Alex Smith, SF - play Rams and SeaChickens twice plus Cardinals (who are better but questionable)

Matt Leinart, AZ - ditto

Matt Cassel, KC - look at the schedule

Jason Campbell, OAK - a perfect QBBC candidate with nice schedule

Vince Young, TEN

Matt Stafford, DET - again not for the risk adverse

Josh Freeman, TB - a huge arm and they will be behind in most all games

Chase will of course have a more complete analysis with his articles, but here is an example of a schedule you would love to see your QBBC have:

STL

STL

AZ or OAK

HOU or SD

NO or SD

SF

SEA

SEA

KC

SEA

KC

SF or MIA

STL

DEN

DEN

IND or DAL

Again the risk adverse might want to add a third quarterback, but that is the combined schedule for Leinart and Campbell

Yea I would consider QBBC ADP 13+ on QBs.