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QB - Donovan McNabb - 22QB - Jon Kitna - 12QB - Chris Simms - 10RB - Willie Parker - 32RB - Jamal Lewis - 24RB - Ahman Green - 18RB - Marion Barber III - 10RB - Travis Henry - 2WR - Joey Galloway - 21WR - Joe Horn - 16WR - Matt Jones - 14WR - Terry Glenn - 13WR - Michael Clayton - 9WR - Antonio Bryant - 9WR - Troy Williamson - 4TE - Kellen Winslow Jr - 10TE - Ben Troupe - 8PK - Neil Rackers - 4PK - David Akers - 2TD - Indianapolis Colts - 5TD - Dallas Cowboys - 5Total value: 250
Maybe you should check and see if it's closed.Your kickers both have a BYE week 9 .
 
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Mapmaker said:
Thats it ... I'm done with all this tweekin'QB - 56 - 843.5RB - 84 - 737.5WR - 82 - 840.7TE - 19 - 186.1K - 3 - 214D/st - 6 - 223.53045.3 / 179.13 Wk ;)
QB: 542 $41RB: 876 $120WR: 1,133 $68TE: 230 $10PK: 222 $5Def: 206 $63209...188 a week...but I doubt I hit this all the time
Total noob here. So far the best team I can get is about 2900.How are people getting over 500 QB strength in DD? I put in Peyton, Carson, and Brady in just for a test and it only goes to 500. I dont see how any other combo of 3 could be much better than that. Am I doing something wrong in DD?
IMO, it is all how you set the dominator up. I have no idea where people are getting some of the numbers they are getting. As an example, my brother and each used DD to run our league's draft. My dominator showed me with the strongest team while his showed me having the 3rd worst team.
 
IMO, it is all how you set the dominator up. I have no idea where people are getting some of the numbers they are getting. As an example, my brother and each used DD to run our league's draft. My dominator showed me with the strongest team while his showed me having the 3rd worst team.
I'd agree. I have no idea how people are getting these numbers either. I ran a team with LJ, Alexander, LT, CJ, Steve Smith, and a few more studs and didn't get these numbers. I have my scoring system set to the scoring system used in this league, so it must be another difference in setup.
 
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Mapmaker said:
Thats it ... I'm done with all this tweekin'QB - 56 - 843.5RB - 84 - 737.5WR - 82 - 840.7TE - 19 - 186.1K - 3 - 214D/st - 6 - 223.53045.3 / 179.13 Wk ;)
QB: 542 $41RB: 876 $120WR: 1,133 $68TE: 230 $10PK: 222 $5Def: 206 $63209...188 a week...but I doubt I hit this all the time
Total noob here. So far the best team I can get is about 2900.How are people getting over 500 QB strength in DD? I put in Peyton, Carson, and Brady in just for a test and it only goes to 500. I dont see how any other combo of 3 could be much better than that. Am I doing something wrong in DD?
IMO, it is all how you set the dominator up. I have no idea where people are getting some of the numbers they are getting. As an example, my brother and each used DD to run our league's draft. My dominator showed me with the strongest team while his showed me having the 3rd worst team.
I think if you are using the default projections form FBG....and you've configured all of the setup options the same....DD should come out with the same results.
 
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Mapmaker said:
Thats it ... I'm done with all this tweekin'QB - 56 - 843.5RB - 84 - 737.5WR - 82 - 840.7TE - 19 - 186.1K - 3 - 214D/st - 6 - 223.53045.3 / 179.13 Wk ;)
QB: 542 $41RB: 876 $120WR: 1,133 $68TE: 230 $10PK: 222 $5Def: 206 $63209...188 a week...but I doubt I hit this all the time
Total noob here. So far the best team I can get is about 2900.How are people getting over 500 QB strength in DD? I put in Peyton, Carson, and Brady in just for a test and it only goes to 500. I dont see how any other combo of 3 could be much better than that. Am I doing something wrong in DD?
IMO, it is all how you set the dominator up. I have no idea where people are getting some of the numbers they are getting. As an example, my brother and each used DD to run our league's draft. My dominator showed me with the strongest team while his showed me having the 3rd worst team.
I think if you are using the default projections form FBG....and you've configured all of the setup options the same....DD should come out with the same results.
Oh ok, so if Joe Fantasy Guy decides Vernand Morency is going to get 1800 yards and 15 touchdowns, he gets him for a buck and watches his team strength inflate. I get it.
 
It looks like updates can still be made.

So what happens to any updates made now, after the deadline?

Will FBG let them stand?

Or roll back to the last valid entry before the deadline? (I get the impression that isn't possible since the new entry overwrites the old one).

Anyone still tweaking their roster?

 
I've opted to not mess with a free thing and am leaving mine alone.

Unfortunately work kinda cost me the chance to go broken arrow and radically revise it tonight as I had planned.

Btw

QBs: $42

RBs: $139

WRs: $51

TEs: $10

PKs: $4

DEFs: $4

-QG

 
dickey moe said:
I am surprised by the number of people who are spending peanuts on 7 WRs in a PPR contest and (IMO) paying through the nose for a stud RB
I am not. You have to take your chances some place. A stud RB is irreplaceable and will not come out of any of the under $10 players. There will be a few stud recievers below the $10 mark but you must be lucky enough to pick them.
:goodposting: IMO, you have a much better chance at some cheap WR stepping up and becoming at least a semi-stud than lucking out and winning the lottery with the one Mike Anderson or Willie Parker needle in a haystack that pops up each season.
Very, VERY :goodposting: Some people never learn....
RB depth in PPR survivor contests doesn't always equal success. Personally, in a contest such as this, it is my inclination to pick as many high reception receivers as possible. Stud WRs can carry a team when you have steady, but non-flashy RBs.
.....said the man who has obviously never won a fantasy football league
 
dickey moe said:
I am surprised by the number of people who are spending peanuts on 7 WRs in a PPR contest and (IMO) paying through the nose for a stud RB
I am not. You have to take your chances some place. A stud RB is irreplaceable and will not come out of any of the under $10 players. There will be a few stud recievers below the $10 mark but you must be lucky enough to pick them.
:goodposting: IMO, you have a much better chance at some cheap WR stepping up and becoming at least a semi-stud than lucking out and winning the lottery with the one Mike Anderson or Willie Parker needle in a haystack that pops up each season.
Very, VERY :goodposting: Some people never learn....
RB depth in PPR survivor contests doesn't always equal success. Personally, in a contest such as this, it is my inclination to pick as many high reception receivers as possible. Stud WRs can carry a team when you have steady, but non-flashy RBs.
.....said the man who has obviously never won a fantasy football league
:confused: Are people not allowed to state their opinions or takes? Why is he suddenly tossed aside as not capable of winning a league? If you feel different then tell the rest of us what your recipe is for success so we can all learn. Thanks.
 
QB - Jake Plummer - 16

QB - Chris Simms - 10

QB - Philip Rivers - 10

Plummer's the anchor, with upside of Simms and Rivers

RB - Rudi Johnson - 42

RB - Willie Parker - 32

RB - Fred Taylor - 17

RB - Frank Gore - 10

RB - Verron Haynes - 3

Solid RB production from all RB1s, with Verron Haynes backing up the top RB team of the Steelers

WR - Donald Driver - 36

WR - Matt Jones - 14

WR - Terry Glenn - 13

WR - Antonio Bryant - 9

WR - Isaac Bruce - 6

WR - Troy Williamson - 4

WR - Doug Gabriel - 1

Some risk here, but I think amongst this group I'll have the consistency I need

TE - Ben Watson - 9

TE - Jermaine Wiggins - 6

Two most underrated TEs prior to the Pre season(when Watson blew up)

PK - Matt Stover - 2

PK - Joe Nedney - 1

Kickers....

TD - Baltimore Ravens - 6

TD - New England Patriots - 3

Good DTs...

Total value: 250

It's about cap mgmt. I elected to distribute my $$ across RBs and WRs

 
dickey moe said:
I am surprised by the number of people who are spending peanuts on 7 WRs in a PPR contest and (IMO) paying through the nose for a stud RB
I am not. You have to take your chances some place. A stud RB is irreplaceable and will not come out of any of the under $10 players. There will be a few stud recievers below the $10 mark but you must be lucky enough to pick them.
:goodposting: IMO, you have a much better chance at some cheap WR stepping up and becoming at least a semi-stud than lucking out and winning the lottery with the one Mike Anderson or Willie Parker needle in a haystack that pops up each season.
Very, VERY :goodposting: Some people never learn....
RB depth in PPR survivor contests doesn't always equal success. Personally, in a contest such as this, it is my inclination to pick as many high reception receivers as possible. Stud WRs can carry a team when you have steady, but non-flashy RBs.
.....said the man who has obviously never won a fantasy football league
:confused: Are people not allowed to state their opinions or takes? Why is he suddenly tossed aside as not capable of winning a league? If you feel different then tell the rest of us what your recipe is for success so we can all learn. Thanks.
Uhhhh...have you read this thread yet? I have already made comments on what I think the recipe to win would be. It's not taking high priced WRs. Any player can have a bad game. With WR it's magnified because they are dependant on QB's who may also have a bad game. By no fault of their own, it would then make them have a bad game. I would much rather stockpile up on middle of the road type WR that should get solid, not spectacular numbers each week.
 
dickey moe said:
I am surprised by the number of people who are spending peanuts on 7 WRs in a PPR contest and (IMO) paying through the nose for a stud RB
I am not. You have to take your chances some place. A stud RB is irreplaceable and will not come out of any of the under $10 players. There will be a few stud recievers below the $10 mark but you must be lucky enough to pick them.
:goodposting: IMO, you have a much better chance at some cheap WR stepping up and becoming at least a semi-stud than lucking out and winning the lottery with the one Mike Anderson or Willie Parker needle in a haystack that pops up each season.
Very, VERY :goodposting: Some people never learn....
RB depth in PPR survivor contests doesn't always equal success. Personally, in a contest such as this, it is my inclination to pick as many high reception receivers as possible. Stud WRs can carry a team when you have steady, but non-flashy RBs.
.....said the man who has obviously never won a fantasy football league
:confused: Are people not allowed to state their opinions or takes? Why is he suddenly tossed aside as not capable of winning a league? If you feel different then tell the rest of us what your recipe is for success so we can all learn. Thanks.
Uhhhh...have you read this thread yet? I have already made comments on what I think the recipe to win would be. It's not taking high priced WRs. Any player can have a bad game. With WR it's magnified because they are dependant on QB's who may also have a bad game. By no fault of their own, it would then make them have a bad game. I would much rather stockpile up on middle of the road type WR that should get solid, not spectacular numbers each week.
It's good logic. I picked my team in much the same way. If you get two RB scoring two touchdowns and have hundreds of all-purpose yards every week your team will be more sturdy than if you are relying on WR to step up. I picked maybe 4 top RB with unquestioned starter status and a range of cheap WR who could all easily put up a TD any week.
 
dickey moe said:
I am surprised by the number of people who are spending peanuts on 7 WRs in a PPR contest and (IMO) paying through the nose for a stud RB
I am not. You have to take your chances some place. A stud RB is irreplaceable and will not come out of any of the under $10 players. There will be a few stud recievers below the $10 mark but you must be lucky enough to pick them.
:goodposting: IMO, you have a much better chance at some cheap WR stepping up and becoming at least a semi-stud than lucking out and winning the lottery with the one Mike Anderson or Willie Parker needle in a haystack that pops up each season.
Very, VERY :goodposting: Some people never learn....
RB depth in PPR survivor contests doesn't always equal success. Personally, in a contest such as this, it is my inclination to pick as many high reception receivers as possible. Stud WRs can carry a team when you have steady, but non-flashy RBs.
.....said the man who has obviously never won a fantasy football league
:confused: Are people not allowed to state their opinions or takes? Why is he suddenly tossed aside as not capable of winning a league? If you feel different then tell the rest of us what your recipe is for success so we can all learn. Thanks.
Uhhhh...have you read this thread yet? I have already made comments on what I think the recipe to win would be. It's not taking high priced WRs. Any player can have a bad game. With WR it's magnified because they are dependant on QB's who may also have a bad game. By no fault of their own, it would then make them have a bad game. I would much rather stockpile up on middle of the road type WR that should get solid, not spectacular numbers each week.
It's good logic. I picked my team in much the same way. If you get two RB scoring two touchdowns and have hundreds of all-purpose yards every week your team will be more sturdy than if you are relying on WR to step up. I picked maybe 4 top RB with unquestioned starter status and a range of cheap WR who could all easily put up a TD any week.
QB - Peyton Manning - 29QB - Michael Vick - 17QB - Steve McNair - 13RB - Rudi Johnson - 42RB - Willis McGahee - 37RB - Willie Parker - 32RB - Frank Gore - 10RB - Brandon Jacobs - 2WR - Terry Glenn - 13WR - Reggie Brown - 13WR - Keenan McCardell - 10WR - Antonio Bryant - 9WR - Brandon Stokley - 2WR - Doug Gabriel - 1WR - David Boston - 1TE - Ben Watson - 9TE - Bubba Franks - 2PK - Mike Vanderjagt - 2PK - David Akers - 2TD - Arizona Cardinals - 2TD - Buffalo Bills - 2Total value: 250 I'm willing to concede if you think I overpaid for Manning, but I'd take the chance of him throwing 5 TDs in a game for 13 more than a sturdy Plummer-type guy. I think I basically lifted the cost out of WR.In any case, I think my WR for 49 total are decent enough compared to a more "stacked" group of WR, given how safe my RB situation should be.
 
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P Manning 29

P Rivers 10

M Vick 17

QB....56

LT2 71

R Bush 22

F Gore 10

M Turner 5

T Henry 2

RB...110

TJ Housh 23

M Jones 14

M Muhammad 15

A Bryant 9

C Bradford 3

B Stokley 2

D Gabriel 1

WR...67

B Watson 9

J Klophenstein 2

TE...11

J Hanson 1

S Janikowski 1

K.....2

NYG 3

DET 1

DEF....4

Total 250

 
Count me in on taking mid range WR and loading up at RB:

QB - Marc Bulger - 19

QB - Jake Delhomme - 15

QB - Matt Leinart - 5

RB - Larry Johnson - 77

RB - Rudi Johnson - 42

RB - Reggie Bush - 22

RB - Frank Gore - 10

RB - Cedric Cobbs - 1

WR - Terry Glenn - 13

WR - Antonio Bryant - 9

WR - Samie Parker - 7

WR - Ernest Wilford - 5

WR - Troy Williamson - 4

WR - Braylon Edwards - 2

WR - Ronald Curry - 1

TE - Ben Watson - 9

TE - Tony Scheffler - 1

PK - Stephen Gostkowski - 1

PK - Matt Bryant - 1

TD - New England Patriots - 3

TD - Miami Dolphins - 3

 
Iron City Steamrollers $ bye

QB - Kurt Warner - 15 15 9

QB - Chris Simms - 10 10 4

QB - Matt Leinart - 5 5 9

Total 30

RB - Warrick Dunn - 33 33 5

RB - Willie Parker - 32 32 4

RB - Reggie Bush - 22 22 7

RB - Frank Gore - 10 10 7

RB - Jerious Norwood - 2 2 5

Total 99

WR - Reggie Wayne - 35 35 6

WR - TJ Housh 23 23 5

WR - Terry Glenn - 13 13 3

WR - Michael Clayton - 9 9 4

WR - Bobby Engram - 4 4 5

WR - Troy Williamson - 4 4 6

WR - Greg Jennings - 2 2 6

Total 90

TE - Ben Watson - 9 9 6

TE - Heath Miller - 7 7 4

Total 16

PK - Jeff Reed - 2 2 4

PK - David Akers - 2 2 9

Total 4

TD - Steelers - 7 7 4

TD - Seahawks - 4 4 5

Total 11

Team Total 250

 
QB - Carson Palmer - 22

QB - Jake Delhomme - 15

QB - Matt Leinart - 5

RB - Warrick Dunn - 33

RB - Reggie Bush - 22

RB - Deuce McAllister - 15

RB - Brandon Jacobs - 2

RB - Jerious Norwood - 2

WR - Reggie Wayne - 35

WR - Roy Williams - 27

WR - T.J. Houshmandzadeh - 23

WR - Reggie Brown - 13

WR - Michael Clayton - 9

WR - Troy Williamson - 4

WR - Braylon Edwards - 2

TE - Ben Watson - 9

TE - Leonard Pope - 1

PK - Jason Elam - 3

PK - John Kasay - 2

TD - New England Patriots - 3

TD - Miami Dolphins - 3

Total value: 250

I handcuffed my RBs so I would not get hit my the injury bug too bad. Even a Stud RB can get hurt, which could cause problems for some teams. I wanted to make sure the backup would do just as well as the starter. I think I am pretty balanced at all of the positions. Definitely a challenge with all of the bye week issues this season has to offer. I know Leinart/Delhomme have the same bye week, but worth the risk to get Matt at $5 if Warner goes down.

 
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QB - Carson Palmer - 22

QB - Marc Bulger - 19

QB - Jake Delhomme - 15

RB - Warrick Dunn - 33

RB - Willie Parker - 32

RB - Frank Gore - 10

RB - Chris Brown - 7

RB - Brandon Jacobs - 2

WR - Derrick Mason - 26

WR - Javon Walker - 23

WR - Lee Evans - 14

WR - Terry Glenn - 13

WR - Greg Jennings - 2

WR - Braylon Edwards - 2

WR - Marty Booker - 2

TE - L.J. Smith - 10

TE - Ben Watson - 9

PK - John Kasay - 2

PK - Stephen Gostkowski - 1

TD - New England Patriots - 3

TD - Miami Dolphins - 3

:bag:

 
QB - Marc Bulger - 19

QB - Byron Leftwich - 12

QB - Philip Rivers - 10

RB - Cadillac Williams - 49

RB - Rudi Johnson - 42

RB - Frank Gore - 10

RB - Chris Brown - 7

RB - Vernand Morency - 1

WR - Joe Horn - 16

WR - Lee Evans - 14

WR - Terry Glenn - 13

WR - Reggie Brown - 13

WR - Michael Clayton - 9

WR - Troy Williamson - 4

WR - Doug Gabriel - 1

TE - L.J. Smith - 10

TE - Ben Watson - 9

PK - Jay Feely - 2

PK - David Akers - 2

TD - Jacksonville Jaguars - 4

TD - Miami Dolphins - 3

First time doing a survivor... I think it's decent. Between my 7 WRs I think 3 of them should have solid games any given week. RBs are pretty solid and Morrency has some upside. I like Leftwich as a QB as I think he's somewhat underrated. He really helped my team towards the end of his season last year. Too bad he got hurt.

Looks like everyone's fielding some good teams. Good luck to all this year.

 
QB - Peyton Manning - 29

QB - Chris Simms - 10

QB - J.P. Losman - 6

Palmer is best value, but Manning will be bigger scorer. Only see Simms counting in the bye week and perhaps one other.

RB - Shaun Alexander - 69

RB - Willie Parker - 32

RB - Frank Gore - 10

RB - Jerious Norwood - 2

RB - Derrick Blaylock - 1

Had to get one of the top 3. Kind of wish I had spent $2 more for LT. Wanted to bump up and get Rudi instead of Willie but could not sqeeze $10 off.

WR - Reggie Wayne - 35

WR - Lee Evans - 14

WR - Terry Glenn - 13

WR - Bobby Engram - 4

WR - Troy Williamson - 4

WR - Doug Gabriel - 1

WR - Ronald Curry - 1

I think Reggie may end up with bigger numbers than Harrison this year. Took a chance that Evans and Glenn will put up very good numbers. I think Glen will be Bledsoe'f favorite target, not sure about Evans as Buffalo might suck. A couple of my bottom four will produce decent seasons.

TE - Ben Watson - 9

TE - Tony Scheffler - 1

Watson is easily the best value at TE. Could end up #2 TE in the league. Tony will surprise some, but not really counting on that.

PK - Jason Elam - 3

PK - Stephen Gostkowski - 1

Good offenses, good kickers.

TD - Miami Dolphins - 3

TD - Cincinnati Bengals - 2

Miami gets lots of sacks, Cincinnati gets lots of turnovers and thus scoring chances. Thats all that counts in this.

 
QB - Peyton Manning - 29

QB - Jake Delhomme - 15

QB - Alex Smith - 7

RB - Rudi Johnson - 42

RB - Fred Taylor - 17

RB - Frank Gore - 10

RB - Chris Brown - 7

RB - Jerious Norwood - 2

WR - Derrick Mason - 26

WR - Rod Smith - 24

WR - T.J. Houshmandzadeh - 23

WR - Amani Toomer - 5

WR - Troy Williamson - 4

WR - Brandon Stokley - 2

WR - Travis Taylor - 2

TE - L.J. Smith - 10

TE - Ben Watson - 9

PK - Ryan Longwell - 2

PK - Jason Hanson - 1

TD - Chicago Bears - 8

TD - Indianapolis Colts - 5

Total value: 250

 
QB - Daunte Culpepper - 18

QB - Jake Delhomme - 15

QB - Philip Rivers - 10

RB - Rudi Johnson - 42

RB - Willie Parker - 32

RB - Deuce McAllister - 15

RB - Frank Gore - 10

RB - Jerious Norwood - 2

WR - Donald Driver - 36

WR - Derrick Mason - 26

WR - Lee Evans - 14

WR - Antonio Bryant - 9

WR - Travis Taylor - 2

WR - Marty Booker - 2

WR - Doug Gabriel - 1

TE - Ben Watson - 9

TE - Tony Scheffler - 1

PK - Jason Hanson - 1

PK - Stephen Gostkowski - 1

TD - Miami Dolphins - 3

TD - Green Bay Packers - 1

 
This is what I got:

Position Player Cost

QB Carson Palmer 22

QB Daunte Culpepper 18

QB Chad Pennington 7

RB Rudi Johnson 42

RB Willie Parker 32

RB Reggie Bush 22

RB Frank Gore 10

RB Jerious Norwood 2

WR T.J. Housh 23

WR Lee Evans 14

WR Terry Glenn 13

WR Michael Clayton 9

WR Ernest Wilford 5

WR Troy Williamson 4

WR Braylon Edwards 2

TE Ben Watson 9

TE Heath Miller 7

PK Jay Feely 2

PK Stephen Gostkowski 1

TD New England Patriots 3

TD Miami Dolphins 3

Total value: 250

 
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Trent and Kurt will each have their big games, Simms should too.

QB - [9] Trent Green - 15

QB - [3] Kurt Warner - 15

QB - [4] Chris Simms - 10

I originally had TJones, figured I would downgrade and take the Jets running game (1200 yards, 9 TD's, 35 catches), Blaylock represents excellent value for a dollar.

RB - [4] Willie Parker - 32

RB - [7] Reggie Bush - 22

RB - [6] Dominic Rhodes - 22

RB - [4] Kevan Barlow - 6

RB - [4] Derrick Blaylock - 1

took four #1's and three dirt cheap #2's

WR - [6] Reggie Wayne - 35

WR - [7] Joe Horn - 16

WR - [8] Lee Evans - 14

WR - [9] Reggie Brown - 13

WR - [4] Cedrick Wilson - 5

WR - [6] Greg Jennings - 2

WR - [3] Ronald Curry - 1

It looked like everyone and their sister were taking LJ Smith & Watson, figured I would mix it up some....I dropped Thomas Jones in order to upgrade at TE.

TE - [7] Todd Heap - 22

TE - [6] Ben Watson - 9

had money burning a hole in my wallet and I thought it made more sense to upgrade my kickers since they will be scoring more points then a DT in this scoring format

PK - [9] Neil Rackers - 4

PK - [4] Jason Elam - 3

I will be shocked if anyone picked these two defensive teams

TD - [9] Arizona Cardinals - 2

TD - [8] Detroit Lions - 1

 
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QB - Peyton Manning - 29

QB - Chad Pennington - 7

QB - Brian Griese - 6

RB - Rudi Johnson - 42

RB - Kevin Jones - 38

RB - Reggie Bush - 22

RB - Marion Barber III - 10

RB - Maurice Jones-Drew - 2

WR - Reggie Wayne - 35

WR - Keenan McCardell - 10

WR - Michael Clayton - 9

WR - Brandon Lloyd - 5

WR - Cedrick Wilson - 5

WR - Troy Williamson - 4

WR - Braylon Edwards - 2

TE - Ben Watson - 9

TE - Tony Scheffler - 1

PK - Adam Vinatieri - 4

PK - Josh Brown - 2

TD - Denver Broncos - 4

TD - Jacksonville Jaguars - 4

Total time: 10 minutes! :banned:

 
QB - Carson Palmer - 22

QB - Daunte Culpepper - 18

QB - J.P. Losman - 6

RB - Warrick Dunn - 33

RB - Chester Taylor - 30

RB - Reggie Bush - 22

RB - Jerious Norwood - 2

RB - Derrick Blaylock - 1

WR - Chad Johnson - 46

WR - Lee Evans - 14

WR - Terry Glenn - 13

WR - Samie Parker - 7

WR - Bobby Engram - 4

WR - Troy Williamson - 4

WR - Doug Gabriel - 1

TE - Ben Watson - 9

TE - Vernon Davis - 7

PK - Jay Feely - 2

PK - Jason Hanson - 1

TD - Dallas Cowboys - 5

TD - New England Patriots - 3

Total value: 250

 
Manning - 29

Warner - 15

Leinart - 5

QB's $49

Rudi Johnson - 42

Warrick Dunn - 33

Frank Gore - 10

Jerious Norwood - 2

Vernand Morency - 1

RB's $88

Reggie Wayne - 35

TJ Hoozyamama - 23

Michael Clayton - 9

Antonio Bryant - 9

Drew Bennett - 8

Troy Williamson - 4

Braylon Edwards - 2

WR's $90

Ben Watson - 9

Leonard Pope - 1

TE's $10

Jason Hanson - 1

Gostkowski - 1

PK $2

Bears DT - 8

Cinci DT - 2

DT $10

Total $249

I know I'm screwed in week 6, but I think Manning goes back to his form of 2 years ago with Edge gone and I think Reggie Wayne's #'s overtake Marvin this year. I have studs at all positions and I think Morency will split time with Lundy and has great upside for $1. I'm loaded at WR with nice value in the $9 - $2 range. Just have to fight off the week 6 RB situation... :bag:

 
As with anything, it is a total crapshoot, but I am satisfied with my selections.

QB - Peyton Manning - 29

QB - Jake Delhomme - 15

QB - Chris Simms - 10

RB - Shaun Alexander - 69

RB - Reggie Bush - 22

RB - Marion Barber III - 10

RB - Brandon Jacobs - 2

RB - Jerious Norwood - 2

WR - T.J. Houshmandzadeh - 23

WR - Matt Jones - 14

WR - Terry Glenn - 13

WR - Nate Burleson - 6

WR - Amani Toomer - 5

WR - Troy Williamson - 4

WR - Doug Gabriel - 1

TE - Chris Cooley - 12

TE - Jermaine Wiggins - 6

PK - Stephen Gostkowski - 1

PK - John Carney - 1

TD - New York Giants - 3

TD - Cincinnati Bengals - 2

Total value: 250 :banned:

 
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QB - Daunte Culpepper - 18

QB - Drew Brees - 14

QB - Chris Simms - 10

TOTAL - $42

Simms could be very good value here.

RB - Warrick Dunn - 33

RB - Willie Parker - 32

RB - Frank Gore - 10

RB - Michael Turner - 5

RB - Brandon Jacobs - 2

TOTAL - $82

Surprised more people didn't take Dunn at $33 and Gore at $10.

WR - Reggie Wayne - 35

WR - Joe Horn - 16

WR - Lee Evans - 14

WR - Terry Glenn - 13

WR - Keyshawn Johnson - 11

WR - Chris Henry - 2

WR - Greg Jennings - 2

TOTAL - $93

Like the value every one of these guys represents. All, with exception of Wayne, seem cheap for their anticipated contribution.

TE - Randy McMichael - 10

TE - L.J. Smith - 10

TOTAL - $20

Guess these weren't very original picks!

PK - Ryan Longwell - 2

PK - Josh Brown - 2

TOTAL - 4

Blah, blah blah...

TD - Indianapolis Colts - 5

TD - Seattle Seahawks - 4

TOTAL - 9

Good defenses for the price.

Numbers added up in my head...could very well be wrong with exception of TE, K and DE!

 
Guesses at the most picked players

QB: Palmer, Simms

RB: Parker, Gore

WR: Houshmandzadeh, M Jones, Glenn, Bryant

TE: Watson, Miller

 
QB - Jake Delhomme - 15

QB - Chris Simms - 10

QB - Alex Smith - 7

RB - Willie Parker - 32

RB - DeShaun Foster - 28

RB - Reggie Bush - 22

RB - DeAngelo Williams - 11

RB - Frank Gore - 10

WR - Roy Williams - 27

WR - T.J. Houshmandzadeh - 23

WR - Lee Evans - 14

WR - Terry Glenn - 13

WR - Michael Clayton - 9

WR - Travis Taylor - 2

WR - Braylon Edwards - 2

TE - Randy McMichael - 10

TE - Ben Watson - 9

PK - Stephen Gostkowski - 1

PK - Matt Bryant - 1

TD - Minnesota Vikings - 2

TD - Cincinnati Bengals - 2

Total value: 250

 
Winning Roaster:

QB:

B Favre

B Leftwich

P Rivers

One of the top QBBC combos suggestedby Stuart.. Saved some money here -- hope this works out..

RB:

L Johnson

T Bell

C Cobbs

T.J. Duckett

C Houston

L Johnson is obviously the stud of this team... I'm happy to have 2/3 of the Denver backfield locked up -- especially in this format. I think Duckett will score a couple of TDs at least one week and probably crack my lineup.. Houston was obviously a flyer, but IF he earns the starting job, he MIGHT score enough to help me out one week :unsure:

WR:

A Boldin

P Burress

A Toomer

E Wilford

B Stokley

T Taylor

B Edwards

A Boldin is the #2 WR on my board... If E Manning turns out to be top-5 like a lot are expecting, I should be in real good shape with his WR1 and WR2... If Manning returns to 2004 numbers [i think he does], Stokley could turn out to be excellent value... Edwards appears to be healthy and could be a HUGE steal..

TE:

R McMichael

J Wiggins

I think Culpepper is back in top form, and McMike and Chambers will reap the rewards.. I have McMichael as the #2 TE on my board... Wiggins, as I think most regulars here are aware, represents good value...

PK:

J Carney

S Janikowski

Strategy was to go cheap here.. I don't think I'm in too terrible shape for only $2 :unsure:

TD:

NY Jets

Detroit

Again, went cheap here -- defenses in this scoring systyem don't score a lot of points anyway... These two, on the surface, look horrible, but they are actually ranked EXTREMELY high by Stuart in his Defense by Committee article, so maybe I'll luck out...

Soooo....

Who's getting 2nd place in this thing??

:boxing:

 
With the "best ball" format, and PPR, I thought overall depth, especially at WR, and backs that catch the ball were big. If Clayton bounces back, and DeShaun gives way to DeAngelo, I could make some noise.

QB - Carson Palmer - 22

QB - Trent Green - 15

QB - Byron Leftwich - 12

RB - Warrick Dunn - 33

RB - Reggie Bush - 22

RB - Dominic Rhodes - 22

RB - DeAngelo Williams - 11

RB - Frank Gore - 10

WR - T.J. Houshmandzadeh - 23

WR - Muhsin Muhammad - 15

WR - Matt Jones - 14

WR - Lee Evans - 14

WR - Michael Clayton - 9

WR - Isaac Bruce - 6

WR - Troy Williamson - 4

TE - Ben Watson - 9

TE - Courtney Anderson - 1

PK - Stephen Gostkowski - 1

PK - Sebastian Janikowski - 1

TD - New England Patriots - 3

TD - Miami Dolphins - 3

 
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QB - Jake Plummer - 16

QB - Jake Delhomme - 15

QB - Matt Leinart - 5

RB - Rudi Johnson - 42

RB - Willie Parker - 32

RB - Laurence Maroney - 11

RB - Brandon Jacobs - 2

RB - Jerious Norwood - 2

WR - Torry Holt - 46

WR - Reggie Wayne - 35

WR - Terry Glenn - 13

WR - Antonio Bryant - 9

WR - Bobby Engram - 4

WR - Greg Jennings - 2

WR - Devery Henderson - 1

TE - Jerramy Stevens - 7

TE - Tony Scheffler - 1

PK - Josh Brown - 2

PK - Stephen Gostkowski - 1

TD - Cleveland Browns - 2

TD - New York Jets - 2

Total value: 250

 
QB - Jake Delhomme - 15

QB - Kurt Warner - 15

QB - Philip Rivers - 10

Don't see many on the Delhomme bandwagon but that's what makes it interesting. Rivers is a total crapshoot.

RB - Rudi Johnson - 42

RB - Willie Parker - 32

RB - Frank Gore - 10

RB - Brandon Jacobs - 2

RB - Vernand Morency - 1

The usual #1 RBs and 2 with an upside.

WR - Anquan Boldin - 43

WR - Eddie Kennison - 22

WR - Terry Glenn - 13

WR - Reggie Brown - 13

WR - Troy Williamson - 4

WR - Chris Henry - 2

WR - Braylon Edwards - 2

4 #1's and 3 with good upside at the price

TE - Ben Watson - 9

TE - Tony Scheffler - 1

I drank the Watson Kool-Aid

PK - Shayne Graham - 3

PK - Stephen Gostkowski - 1

Kickers are Kickers

TD - Carolina Panthers - 8

TD - Cincinnati Bengals - 2

#1 defense and one that forces a bunch of turnovers.

Let the games begin

 
Fundamentally the contest is about finding value amongst the fixed values (not unlike a precalculated salary cap league)...what's interesting is to see which players are getting selected most, indicating that a majority of participants believe they are "values"...two names I'm seeing a lot are Willie Parker and Terry Glenn...

I'm wondering if Doug can run a quick query over the entries and post some information on maybe the top 10 values (by collective thinking) by posotion...I think the results would be very interesting...

 
Who's getting 2nd place in this thing??
Lots of good picks, but T. Bell as #2RB?? That's a risky pick, but I suppose the winner is one who gets lucky somewhere.
and Duckett, Cobbs and Houston as bye week fillins could be a killer.
I look at Tater and Cobbs as one RB...While Bell, by himself, is a risky RB2, and Cobbs, by himself, is a sub-par bye-week fill-in -- I think, taken together, they make up a pretty solid RB2.. And with Larry Johnson as my RB1, I think I am VERY solid at the position.I agree with Duckett and Houston as my by-week fill-ins, I could be in touble.. I need Duckett to have his 2-TD game on L Johnson's bye-week and I will be okay :unsure:
 

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