dgroundhog wrote:they lose Price, and Moulds has never really been that great of a WR anyway. He's had ONE multi TD game in his career. He just isn't a dependable #1 week in and week out.
?? just because he's had 1 multi TD game - doesn't mean he can't catch an end zone ball - if i recall correctly he did it what, 10 times last year? so he didn't have the luck of having a multi TD game because bledsoe spreads the ball around.
dgroundhog makes a great point. I've made this point before: In my league the average starting lineup contains maybe 40% guys who were drafted by that team and about 25% guys who weren't drafted at all. We also have a guy who drafted ALL Green Bay players in his draft. Favre and A Green were good picks, of course, but Driver has sucked, not to mention Javon Walker, the backup TE, R Ferguson. He is now 5-3-1 and is 4th out of 10 in our league -- because he's recovered by picking up A-Train, Pennington, Kitna, Moe Williams, etc.
All this is really a strong argument, in my opinion, for drafting THE BEST AVAILABLE PLAYER in each round of the draft, regardless of position.
dgroundhog wrote:they lose Price, and Moulds has never really been that great of a WR anyway. He's had ONE multi TD game in his career. He just isn't a dependable #1 week in and week out.
?? just because he's had 1 multi TD game - doesn't mean he can't catch an end zone ball - if i recall correctly he did it what, 10 times last year? so he didn't have the luck of having a multi TD game because bledsoe spreads the ball around.
I've owned Moulds several years, and have generally been pretty disappointed in his production. The lack of the 'big' games are a concern to me. He's disappeared yet AGAIN this year. Sure you can say it's the groin injury, but it is what I have come to expect from Moulds.
You can have him.
Once again, my point is that you can recover from a bad pick, everybody makes them. Whether you agree or disagree with my player evaluations I could care less. There's many players most fantasy folk drool over that I pass on. Diff'rent strokes and all that.
The meek ain't gonna inherit $#!%....'cuz I'll TAKE IT!
I agree with the post above me. You can recover from a bad pick. I drafted both K-Rob and Plax. I traded Plax and Chad Johnson for Marvin Harrison. I am now 6-3 and tied for the division lead with 2 other teams. If you have a draft like the guy I mentioned in my other post, it is harder to recover, but it is still possible. IMO the key to FF success isn't in the draft, it is in your during season moves. Like trades and pickups.
Well the on my team I have Bledsoe,Stallworth and Quincy Morgan? 3 Busts of the year! Bledsoe, getting no protection from his O-Line, and Reed and Shaw not being able to pick-up for the loss of P.Price hurt Bledsoe's fantasy value. Stallworth is just a wuss! I thought he would explode this year, he has disappointed since week 2? If you're going to play at this level Donte, pay $250,000/yr like D.Boston to take your conditioning to another level. And lastly Quincy Morgan? Why oh Why did I draft this loser. 1 catch for 3 yards is not going to cut it. He has had 1 long TD, and nothing else. Damn these guys, they're ruining my team!
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by foreverabearsfan » Fri Nov 07, 2003 12:12 pm 
