Who's Up For Helping With A Footballguys Article On The Subscriber Contest Strategy? (1 Viewer)

[TheWinz]

Here goes, and these first words don't count...

QB - This contest scoring favors pocket passers. Last year Jared Goff finished QB6 with only 56 yards rushing and 0 TD's!
RB - Pick 2 of your favorite touch monsters to be your expected every week starters. Watch preseason and fill out bye weeks with a few hopefuls.
WR - Roster a mixture of target hogs and explosive speedsters, and if you they are both, even better. Points per $$, this is where you spend.
TE - The myth of rookie TE's taking years to develop is over. A rookie has finished TE1 the last 2 seasons. Take a chance.
K - All you need is a few kickers who don't lose their jobs midseason. Avoid the K's who are twice the price of others.
D - Don't just pick ones you think will be decent. Take the time to find the ones who play against subpar QB's and mesh their schedules.
Knibb High Football Rules!

150 words on the nose! (these words don't count either)

I just went back and read mine from years ago. I am a broken record!

 

[Hot Sauce Guy]

Here goes, and these first words don't count...

QB - This contest scoring favors pocket passers. Last year Jared Goff finished QB6 with only 56 yards rushing and 0 TD's!
RB - Pick 2 of your favorite touch monsters to be your expected every week starters. Watch preseason and fill out bye weeks with a few hopefuls.
WR - Roster a mixture of target hogs and explosive speedsters, and if you they are both, even better. Points per $$, this is where you spend.
TE - The myth of rookie TE's taking years to develop is over. A rookie has finished TE1 the last 2 seasons. Take a chance.
K - All you need is a few kickers who don't lose their jobs midseason. Avoid the K's who are twice the price of others.
D - Don't just pick ones you think will be decent. Take the time to find the ones who play against subpar QB's and mesh their schedules.
Knibb High Football Rules!

150 words on the nose! (these words don't count either)

I just went back and read mine from years ago. I am a broken record!

And that record is ABBA: the best of

 

[eighsse2]

First draft 248 words. Sigh.

Inventing compound words helps. Think like a German. I read about a company named something like Vierwaldstëtterseedampfschiffahrtsgesellshaft.

 

[fightingillini]

To get far in this contest, you need to

• Spend as least as you can at QB to get adequate production. I try to take two midrange QBs that have good matchups when the other is on bye.
• take 3 cheap kickers
• take 1 decent defense and 2 cheap ones.
• allocate as much as you can to RBs, WRs, and TEs. Mostly hammer midrange and lower tier players with a lot of upside.
• Studs are generally too pricey in this format. They will always have a couple of bad weeks and you run the risk of elimination on those weeks.
• Look for upside that isn't well owned. Hitting big on a player that won't be on many rosters is a big key to winning this contest.

 

[Dacomish]

For anyone wondering, here was the article in 2022:

Subscriber Contest Strategy

www.footballguys.com

 

[SeniorVBDStudent]

Here goes, and these first words don't count...

QB - This contest scoring favors pocket passers. Last year Jared Goff finished QB6 with only 56 yards rushing and 0 TD's!
RB - Pick 2 of your favorite touch monsters to be your expected every week starters. Watch preseason and fill out bye weeks with a few hopefuls.
WR - Roster a mixture of target hogs and explosive speedsters, and if you they are both, even better. Points per $$, this is where you spend.
TE - The myth of rookie TE's taking years to develop is over. A rookie has finished TE1 the last 2 seasons. Take a chance.
K - All you need is a few kickers who don't lose their jobs midseason. Avoid the K's who are twice the price of others.
D - Don't just pick ones you think will be decent. Take the time to find the ones who play against subpar QB's and mesh their schedules.
Knibb High Football Rules!

150 words on the nose! (these words don't count either)

I just went back and read mine from years ago. I am a broken record!

And that record is ABBA: the best of

Mama Mia!