Here is the scoring: Passing : 1 pt. per 25yds 3 pts at 325yds 6 pts at 400yds 6 pts per TD -3 pts per INT Rushing : 1 pt. per 10yds 3 pts at 150yds 6 pts at 200yds 6 pts per TD Receiving : 1 pt. per 10yds 3 pts at 150yds 6 pts at 200yds 6 pts per TD Return : 1 pt. per 50yds 3 pts at 250yds 10 pts per TD 2 pts per 2 point conversion -1 Fumble -3 Fumble Lost 6 pts Offensive Fumble Return TD Kicker and Def/ST stats seem to be normal.
QB Schaub RB Turner RB McCoy WR S. Smith (NYG) WR Crabtree TE Celek Q/W/R/T Eli Manning W/R Wells DEF Cincy K Bironas BN Nicks BN Forsett BN Maclin BN Mike Wallace BN Zach Miller BN Gerrard
That's a really nice team, I like it a lot. Your bench is almost another starting lineup. If I was you, I would probably start either Nicks, Maclin, or even Wallace over Eli in that flex spot. I like Eli, and he will probably have a decent season, but I really like those three WRs on your bench. I think Nicks will turn out to be the best reciever in NY, and Wallace is set for a big year.
I like your team as well. I dont think you should start a WR over your Eli though. Eli will consistently get you 20-25 pts with the occasional 30. I actually think Wallace will have a better year than Crabtree. I'm not a big fan of having St smith and Nicks on the same roster so maybe you can package one of them at some point in the season. I do think Nicks may top Smith this year. I love Zach Miller this year, I am just hoping Campbell's injury isnt that serious. Good overall team.
Great team overall! If your scoring allows for QB at flex, play a QB at flex, unless you have someone who most definetly will give you more then 20-25+ points. If I had to point to a "weak" spot, it'd be the WR's, although you have a lot of depth there and can play matchups week to week.
I am trying hard to package a WR with either one of my RBs or Miller for a true #1 WR. No use having all that talent on my bench. I was very happy with all of the 'high upside' guys throughout the middle of the draft and late. I would hate to move, say, McCoy or Wells, as I like their potential to finish top 10 at the RB slot, but really want to have a solid #1 WR. I am basically hoping two of Crabtree, Smith (NYG), Nicks, Wallace and Maclin step up to top 10 or 15 production levels. With passing TDs counting as 6pts, starting 2 QBs is a must. I did end up with a total of 7 Week 8 bye guys, so I almost give up that week for a loss (though my opposition for that week projects to be near the bottom of the league). I didn't do this on purpose, but after I had three of those guys, I figured to tend that way (not by reaching, but going that route if I valued 2 guys the same) so that every other week that had byes, I could start anyone I wanted while my match-up would have a couple of guys to sit during that week. My depth + a WW pickup or 2 could surprise and maybe steal a win that week. I kinda like that it turned out that way, though missing the playoffs by 1 game would suck horribly. I couldn't believe the QB frenzy that took place starting late 1st and going through round 4. Woulda loved to land 2 monsters there, but Eli should be a great #2, AND Garrard finished last year (with these scoring rules) ranked #29 overall, or the 14th QB. To me, my biggest worry is actually my #1 pick, Michael Turner. I almost went Andre Johnson, or even thought of reaching for Rodgers, but Turner averages 1 TD a game for the Falcons. His receptions (or lack of) mean nothing in this league, but his health will mean a ton.
Here are some notable players on the WW. Anyone worth it yet? ( I will be watching Naanee closely, as I think he can breakout this year in SD)
Josh Freeman (QB TB) Julian Edelman (WR NE) Kevin Walter (WR HOU) Benn Schilens McCluster Cribbs Gaffney Naanee Ginn Jr (returns?) Leon Washington Tate Julious Jones Larry Johnson Brian Westbrook Frad Taylor (NE) Jermaine Gresham Brandon Pettigrew Miami Carolina Denver Arizona
Good looking team. Almost looks like mine. I don't think there's much on waivers for you to pick up. Whatever is available isn't any better than what you have. I think Smith will end up being a good WR#1 for you. I also have Crabtree, Nicks and Maclin. I think they will all make fine WR#2. You can play the matchups. Only concern is McCoy. I'm not high on him. If he bombs then your only option is Forsett and who knows how he'll do.
I like your team a lot. I think Eli and Schaub are both top 10 QBs this year, you definitely need two good ones when you can start a QB as a flex. Steve Smith NYG and Crabtree could both easily end up Top 10 WRs. Your bench has good depth and your starting RBs are good (I think McCoy has a good year). I like it a lot. If you wanted to package for anything, I might try to upgrade Eli Manning. I like your WRs.
No one on the waiver wire excites me more than the guys on your bench. Edelman won't do too much unless Welker gets hurt and I think he stays healthy. Gaffney is an interesting potential sleeper, though.
This is a nicely balanced team. I would say your weakest link is your WR's and even then they are still nice WR's. I also believe you will need to watch your bench WR's as they could eventually replace your starters now. In a 12 team league I wouldnt touch anything as of now, maybe package off smith or nicks depending on what they do for a solid #1 WR.
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by DaShiz23 » Sun Aug 29, 2010 8:48 pm 
