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That brings up another question, do the dollar amounts change from week to week?Shouldn't you be busy changing your LU?If they ain't the bye weeks, what are the numbers next to the players name then?I was kiddin. Schedules are everywhere, it'd just be nice on the entry page.Once you submit lineup, it shows byes. However:I'm not sure where to find one?Ain't supposed to be effin easyGet a schedule
http://espn.go.com/nfl/schedulegrid
Yep, creates quite a mess some weeks.That brings up another question, do the dollar amounts change from week to week?Shouldn't you be busy changing your LU?If they ain't the bye weeks, what are the numbers next to the players name then?I was kiddin. Schedules are everywhere, it'd just be nice on the entry page.Once you submit lineup, it shows byes. However:I'm not sure where to find one?Ain't supposed to be effin easy
http://espn.go.com/nfl/schedulegrid
This is a question that comes up every year. The answer is simple. If you are someone who thinks about byes as you are creating your roster, you should prefer to not have the bye weeks on the entry form. This gives you an advantage over the people who forget about byes. You don't want to remind them. It's worth it to have a list of bye weeks next to you as you are filling it out if it helps weed out some of the masses. I actually wish they didn't include them on the submitted entry page either.I was kiddin. Schedules are everywhere, it'd just be nice on the entry page.Once you submit lineup, it shows byes. However:I'm not sure where to find one?Ain't supposed to be effin easy
http://espn.go.com/nfl/schedulegrid
We don't do "nice"I was kiddin. Schedules are everywhere, it'd just be nice on the entry page.Once you submit lineup, it shows byes. However:I'm not sure where to find one?Ain't supposed to be effin easy
http://espn.go.com/nfl/schedulegrid
What? The dollar amounts can't change or else a valid roster could turn into an invalid roster tomorrow. The fact that they don't change is what creates such value in some players as injuries and depth charts are released.Yep, creates quite a mess some weeks.That brings up another question, do the dollar amounts change from week to week?Shouldn't you be busy changing your LU?If they ain't the bye weeks, what are the numbers next to the players name then?I was kiddin. Schedules are everywhere, it'd just be nice on the entry page.Once you submit lineup, it shows byes. However:I'm not sure where to find one?Ain't supposed to be effin easy
http://espn.go.com/nfl/schedulegrid
My current team is 22. Don't see how anyone could have 30 and be competitive. I think he changed the prices too much.
I doubt I was the only one that didn't detect sarcasm there. The guy asked a serious question and you gave what seemed to be a logical answer. Maybe you need to work on your sarcasm a little more before you go answering peoples legitimate questions and leading them in the wrong direction.
I guess you thought Prawn was serious tooI doubt I was the only one that didn't detect sarcasm there. The guy asked a serious question and you gave what seemed to be a logical answer. Maybe you need to work on your sarcasm a little more before you go answering peoples legitimate questions and leading them in the wrong direction.
Yes, I did.I guess you thought Prawn was serious tooI doubt I was the only one that didn't detect sarcasm there. The guy asked a serious question and you gave what seemed to be a logical answer. Maybe you need to work on your sarcasm a little more before you go answering peoples legitimate questions and leading them in the wrong direction.
Interesting that my first pass got very similar dollar allocations, though with a larger roster.
Touche broI'm not sure where to find one?Ain't supposed to be effin easy
ThisThis is a question that comes up every year. The answer is simple. If you are someone who thinks about byes as you are creating your roster, you should prefer to not have the bye weeks on the entry form. This gives you an advantage over the people who forget about byes. You don't want to remind them. It's worth it to have a list of bye weeks next to you as you are filling it out if it helps weed out some of the masses. I actually wish they didn't include them on the submitted entry page either.I was kiddin. Schedules are everywhere, it'd just be nice on the entry page.Once you submit lineup, it shows byes. However:I'm not sure where to find one?Ain't supposed to be effin easy
http://espn.go.com/nfl/schedulegrid
I just made what I think is the perfect 18 player team:
hahaha....actually being serious though. Are your odds at winning the whole better if you jump on board with what will most likely be the most popular pick at TE or do the opposite and hope for another down year? Then spread that high dollar amount around on a couple different TE's with top 10 upside and upgrade another position. Hmmmm.....I'm starting to rethink my TE strategy for this year. Lord knows I could use the extra money in other areas.
I did it last year. If there is ever a year to do it, this is the year. You have a few early bye week QBs who would be good choices. Side note....I survived his week 7 bye week, but got knocked out a week later.
There's no way you could possibly grab all those kickers and still maintain a small roster.
What do you mean by aggressive? Do you mean like having multiple studs with the same bye week...perhaps early? Or maybe rolling with Newton and backing him up with a $7 rookie? Or making your backups at RB, WR, and RE all in the $2-4 range?
There are a lot of potential studs/value plays with these two bye weeks. They will help you survive up to that point, where teams who have week 6-9 bye week players in key areas could be knocked out during those weeks. If enough people have 10/12 bye week players, your chances to advance might not be as bad as you think....many people can and probably will be in the same boat.
More studs than usual, not spreading out the byes quite as much and hoping to survive those weeks. Some of the cheaper QBs are intriguing, so I'm looking at those because I'm not liking the cheaper players at some of the other positions. Week 12 really sucks this year, lots of players I want but won't be touching. If I'm lucky to make it that far, might be hard to survive that week.HairySasquatch said:
Shuffled things up:
First timer?I doubt I was the only one that didn't detect sarcasm there. The guy asked a serious question and you gave what seemed to be a logical answer. Maybe you need to work on your sarcasm a little more before you go answering peoples legitimate questions and leading them in the wrong direction.
I better look a little closer at these rules here.
