I know I am grasping at straws with Wayne but I have to find someone to catch the ball for my team. As of now Rod Gardner is my #1 receiver, so I am getting delusional.
QB McNabb, Donovan
RB Portis, Clinton
RB Green, William
WR Gardner, Rod
WR Boerigter, Marc
WR Wayne, Reggie
TE Miller, Billy
Bench Green, Trent
Bench Martin, Curtis
Bench Betts, Ladell
Bench Streets, Tai
Bench Conway, Curtis
Bench Reed, Josh
Canadian_Cheesehead wrote:Yea Cornbread, I've noticed how you've been consistently critical of Price and I feel totally different than you, and I agree it may be b/c I have him as my #2 WR, but then again he was solid in Buffalo. People dont like to believe that they're players wont preform, I think Edge will have a great season but then again I might not if he wasn't on my team.
Ya know, reading this thread turned a light on in my head. Ive been playing ffootball for a while now, and I just realized I look at fantasy players in a completely different light than most people. I use a pretty fundamental approach, but, like I noted above, I target players who I want to avoid more than players I think might break out. Because of this reason I almost never will "jump" for players in drafts. I would rather sit back and take the guys who slip through because others are picking "sleepers".
I guess for me its easier to spot hype and avoid it than wade through the sleepers for the 3-4 who will break out.
Does anyone else find themselves using the pessimistic approach as well?
I guess that says it perfectly - Pessimistic drafting vs. Optimistic drafting.
This is a good thread. I avoid certain players like the plague and still find myself looking for a way to trade for the Bus cause I know in my heart that he will come back this year. How screwed up am I?
I'm just a little Hawaiian and a homesick Island boy,
I want to go back to my fish and poi ...
I actually love the Sporting News' Ultimate Fantasy Football site, because it's salary based rather than draft based. Since the players aren't unique, you can have absolutely anybody you want on your roster... but you have to compare their value to other players at other positions. I think it goes a long way to keeping me objective. For instance, I think the Edge is back this year. However, if I didn't think that, I'd merely cut him from my team and use the $8 mil. to hire Jamal Lewis, or upgrade my #1 and #2 WRs, or any of a million things.
I have a touch of Denver bias, but it's the merest whisper. For instance, the only denver WR I'm going anywhere near is Lelie, merely because the others aren't going to have great fantasy years. He's not, either, but he's a great bargain for the GOOD fantasy year he's going to have. I have Portis over Williams, but I like to think that's because I believe Williams is going to break down under the SEVERE workload he'll face, while Portis will improve his stats with 4 more starts this year.