going in to the season, i swore my team was stacked. after 4 weeks, i'm going to be the lone winless team in my league. i honestly don't know what to do. i've never been in this position before. if i trade my guys, i'm not going to get what i would feel is fair value for them, but if i keep them, i guess i could go the rest of the season winless, or at least at the bottom of the league. how do you deal w/ guys that were supposed to be/historically have been studs, but are doing jack this year? i'll post my roster below. it's a 10 team, 3 regular plus 1 rookie keeper league. any input would be helpful. QB: Cutler/Mcnabb RB: Turner RB: Rice WR: RMoss WR: Fitz Flex: Mathews TE: Witten K: Stream Def: Stream Bench: Ward, Mason, Wallace, TJones, Beanie, Tolbert, JJones
Scoring: PaYd - 1 point for every 25 PaYds; PaTD - 6 points; PaInt - -2 points; Pa2P - 2 points Recpt - .5 points; ReYd - .1 points for every 1 ReYd; ReTD - 6 points; Re2P - 2 points RuYd - .1 points for every 1 RuYd; RuTD - 6 points; Ru2P - 2 points FL - -2 points RTD - 6 points
a team in my league traded rice and his Qb for rodgers, and another team traded fitz to get brady. both teams are doing better now
i used to not think QBs were crutial...just draft 2 late and be ok. but it seems more and more that getting a consistent Qb is the way to go
also ive been learning that you dont need 2 stud Wrs. there are plenty of them to fill in yoru WR2 spot. never again am i going 2 Wrs early. so i would get rid of fitz to get a stud QB or fitz and rice to get foster, ad, CJ or any other Rb you really like
vykeengfan wrote:going in to the season, i swore my team was stacked. after 4 weeks, i'm going to be the lone winless team in my league. i honestly don't know what to do. i've never been in this position before. if i trade my guys, i'm not going to get what i would feel is fair value for them, but if i keep them, i guess i could go the rest of the season winless, or at least at the bottom of the league. how do you deal w/ guys that were supposed to be/historically have been studs, but are doing jack this year? i'll post my roster below. it's a 10 team, 3 regular plus 1 rookie keeper league. any input would be helpful. QB: Cutler/Mcnabb RB: Turner RB: Rice WR: RMoss WR: Fitz Flex: Mathews TE: Witten K: Stream Def: Stream Bench: Ward, Mason, Wallace, TJones, Beanie, Tolbert, JJones
Scoring: PaYd - 1 point for every 25 PaYds; PaTD - 6 points; PaInt - -2 points; Pa2P - 2 points Recpt - .5 points; ReYd - .1 points for every 1 ReYd; ReTD - 6 points; Re2P - 2 points RuYd - .1 points for every 1 RuYd; RuTD - 6 points; Ru2P - 2 points FL - -2 points RTD - 6 points
We have almost the same team - Cutler, McNabb, Rice, and Moss all in common.
In your situation, I wouldn't worry so much about getting what I perceive as fair value for my players. I'd look for owners in dire need of what you have. Some of those players are seen by some as great buys, Fitz and Rice possibly being the most noteworthy, though some are mentioning Hines Ward and Mike Wallace now as well.
I would personally try to sell your starting WRs- don't expect Moss or Fitz to justify their ADP.
Also, in this format, where ints are -2 and and passing ayrdage only 1 per 25, Cutler doesn't have as much value.
Veering away from the personal roster examination route, I would say it depends on whether you think the player can perform to your expectations shortly. I would put Rice and Turner in that category.
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by vykeengfan » Mon Oct 04, 2010 10:25 pm 
