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14 Team Money League WHIR

Postby TheMax » Mon Jul 26, 2010 6:30 am

14 Team Redraft League
Standard Scoring (Non-PPR)

QB- Brett Favre
WR- Calvin Johnson
WR- Steve Smith (NYG)
WR- Chad OchoCinco
RB- Ryan Mathews
RB- Michael Bush
TE- Vernon Davis
K- Nate Kaeding
DEF- San Francisco
BN- Justin Forsett
BN- Ahmad Bradshaw
BN- Devin Hester
BN- Jacoby Jones

Just drafted this team yesterday out of the 13 spot. I was wondering what other people thought about how I did. I think I made out pretty well, but we'll see what other people have to say about it.
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Re: 14 Team Money League WHIR

Postby LaRock » Sat Aug 07, 2010 12:42 pm

Looks like your team will hinge on Favre. He'll play, but will he have a season that can carry your at the QB position? I know it's tough to get quality backups at QB in a 14-team league, but I would've tried to get a backup with upside just in case Favre has a down year. Also, let's hope that the O-line situation in San Diego gets straightened out because you are banking on Mathews having a stellar rookie campaign. He's going to get plenty of touches, and he has the talent to make them count. If he struggles, then you have to count on guys like M Bush, Bradshaw,or Forsett to be your #1 RB.

14-team leagues are tricky. You are stacked at WR, so if you struggle at QB or RB you could trade a wideout to upgrade at either position. With this being a non-PPR I think you can afford to trade one of your top-3 WRs, keep Hester and package that top-3 WR with one of your RBs with upside like Bush, Forsett, or Bradshaw to solidify your roster.

Good luck, and please see mine:

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Passing TDs = 4
All other TDs = 6
100 yd rushing bonus = 4
PPR
All other basic scoring

VERY strict rosters...MUST have:

2 QBs (start 1)
3 RBs (start 2)
4 WRs (start 2)
2 TEs (start 1)
2 D/STs (start 1)
2 Ks (start 1)
Flex--ANY offensive player
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Re: 14 Team Money League WHIR

Postby milostyl » Sun Aug 08, 2010 2:07 am

Favre is going to hurt you. There is just no way he's going to be able to play a full year coming off surgery at his age. I'd be surprised if he didn't come back because he loves the game too much and the Vikings are basically begging him to. But a full season, it's just not going to happen.

Keep an eye out for some sleeper QBs... Alex Smith, Kolb, Young are all poised for a decent year and aren't being drafted much.

Loving your receivers, not so much your RBs... Michael Bush is the most talented RB in Oakland but he's physically doomed to the scatback role which means he's worth it in a PPR but not of much value in non PPR. I'm not convinced Matthews is going to be as good as everyone says he will be. He's definitely not the best back to come out of the draft in terms of skills but just because he's taking over for Tomlinson, he's supposed to be amazing? No, SD is falling apart at the seams.

Forsett is a dark horse though. He's the best RB in Seattle and now there's finally a coach there who can judge talent. And reports from Giants camp are saying Bradshaw is beating Jacobs out for carries. Jacobs will still get goal line of course. If this were PPR I'd say shop Matthews for a better option. Since it's not, Forsett and Bradshaw are solid sleeper options to spell his risk.

Oh and V.Davis is going to be a machine at TE.

Overall, you need another QB. I wouldn't shop trades with a WR because you have nothing behind them. Hester and Jacoby are deep grabs. Your main three are solid though. RB depth looks good even with possible risk, I'd shop something there.

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