This league has crazy scoring... it has PPR, scoring based on distance, total yards, points per 25 yards, and a bunch of other ways. QBs can score 100 points on a really good week... and teams that win usually score about 160 points a week.
Every team MUST keep 4 players. 10 team league.
Each team at the end of the draft will have:
4 QBs 6 RB 6WR 2 TE 2K 2 Def
Each week we will play:
1 QB 2 RB 3 WR 1 TE 1K 1D
Non head to head. Total points..... all Old School, LOL
So I plan to keep
Aaron Rodgers Calvin Johnson Adrian Peterson and either Julio Jones or Brandon Lloyd.
Plus, I hope to have Doug Martin available for my 1st pick at 9th. Or Trent Richardson if he's there, but I doubt he will be. This league doesn't have many people who draft rookies in the 1st 2 rounds, but I do; that is how I got Peterson.
Who to keep?
BTW, I also could keep Eric Decker, but IMO, he would be available for at least 3 rounds if I didn't keep him.
To make sure I'm reading this right about the format, ALL 10 teams MUST have 4 QBs, 6 RBs 6 WRs at the end of the draft?
So then the top 40 QBs (of 32 teams), 60 RBs (again, only 32 teams!!) and 60 WRs (not as bad, I usually carry 5-6 WRs on all rosters anyways) will be gone? That really sucks for the QBs and RBs.
BurritoBoy wrote:I would definitely keep Julio Jones over Lloyd.
To make sure I'm reading this right about the format, ALL 10 teams MUST have 4 QBs, 6 RBs 6 WRs at the end of the draft?
So then the top 40 QBs (of 32 teams), 60 RBs (again, only 32 teams!!) and 60 WRs (not as bad, I usually carry 5-6 WRs on all rosters anyways) will be gone? That really sucks for the QBs and RBs.
That is correct on the numbers. So, yes, a few backup QBs do get drafted, but unless you are an idiot as an owner, you at least have 2 decent QBs. I can tell you right now, Nick Foles will be drafted as the backup to Vick.
I agree that JJ is a better player, but he has the awesome Roddy White already there, and honestly, I think Matt Ryan is a mediocre QB. And the Pats don't really have a deep threat, except Lloyd.
Julio all the way! Lloyd will be sharing a lot more targets in NE and he is in a new system. Could Lloyd be a solid deep threat? Of course he can but you have already seen what Julio did last year.
Papa Deuce wrote:I agree that JJ is a better player, but he has the awesome Roddy White already there, and honestly, I think Matt Ryan is a mediocre QB. And the Pats don't really have a deep threat, except Lloyd.
I'd take JJ.
Lloyd is going to stretch the field but he's sharing with Welker, Hernandez and Gronk and I doubt he's getting much redzone action.
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by Papa Deuce » Mon Aug 27, 2012 10:11 pm 
