2012 DRAFT/PRESEASON consolidated

[Calyxes]

The Slumpbusters


QB: Matt Stafford - 2.08, DET
RB: Jamal Charles - 2.09, KC
RB: Mark Ingram - 5.04, NO
WR: Calvin Johnson - 1.04, DET
WR: Greg Jennings - 3.04, GB
WR: Denarius Moore - 6.09, OAK
TE: Heath Miller - 13.04, PIT
RB: Mikel LeShoure - 7.04, DET
K: Dan Bailey - 25.04, DAL
D/ST - New Yor Giants - 23.04
RB: Shonn Greene - 8.09, NYJ
RB: Peyton Hillis - 9.04, KC
RB: LaMichael James - 10.09, SF
WR: Brandon LaFell - 11.04, CAR
QB: Joe Flacco - 11.11, BAL
WR: Randy Moss - 15.04, SF
RB: LaGarrette Blount - 16.09, TB
TE: Kellen Winslow - 16.11, SEA
WR: Braylon Edwards - 17.04, SEA
QB: Matt Cassel - 18.09, KC
WR: Santana Moss - 19.04, WSH
TE: Dallas Clark - 20.09, TB
WR: Steve Breaston - 21.04, KC
WR: Terrell Owens - 22.09, SEA
WR: Nate Burleson - 24.09
D/ST: Denver Broncos - 26.09
WR: Harry Douglas - 27.04 ATL
RB: Jeff Demps - 28.09, NE
WR: Devery Henderson - 29.04, NO
D/ST Washington - 30.09

[Instinctive]

Sooner is better for me, date wise.


Can we use the randomly generated order as the order to select our own draft spots? Say I dislike pick 1 and want to draft 11th, I could choose the 11th slot?

[Instinctive]

Boom.

[Calyxes]

Pow

[Calyxes]

First Dynasty here. Looking forward to giving fantasy beating out for years to come

[Devil Doc]

Sooner is better for me, date wise.


Can we use the randomly generated order as the order to select our own draft spots? Say I dislike pick 1 and want to draft 11th, I could choose the 11th slot?

If everyone else is on board, I'd be ok with that. I'll put it up to a vote.

Now that you mention it...I think one of the leagues here used that "Horse Race" method.

Everyone submits to me thier preference of pick, then the order generator basically is there to see who gets what they want from that order. I would rather not get too complicated, but that's an idea I'd be willing to use.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but basically everyone submits thier pick order preference to me, 1-12. We'll use the draft order generator to see who selects thier prefered spot first. Say I was selecting my spot first and choose the 6 spot, that spot is no longer available. Then it goes to the next owner in line, and they chose 1, that one's taken off. And it goes through until every drafting slot is taken.

If we did something like that, that's as far as I'd like it to go. Serpentine the rest of the way.

[Devil Doc]

We have our 12th owner...Instinctive had a buddy that just took over a team in horse traders, and accepted the offer to play in this one. I'll get his SN in there as soon as I figure out what it is

[stomperrob]

BloodBowl

QB: Andrew Luck - IND (3.01)
RB: Arian Foster - HOU (1.02)
RB: C.J. Spiller - BUF (4.12)
WR: Mike Wallace - PIT (2.12)
WR: Michael Crabtree - SF (5.01)
WR: Michael Floyd - ARI (6.12)
TE: Coby Fleener - IND (8.12)
RB/WR/TE: Ronnie Hillman - DEN (7.01)
K: Robbie Gould - CHI (30.12)
D/ST: San Francisco 49ers (17.07)

BENCH
Peyton Manning - QB, DEN (9.01)
Kendall Hunter - RB, SF (10.12)
Jared Cook - TE, TEN (11.01)
Daniel Thomas - RB, MIA (12.12)
Mohamed Sanu - WR, CIN (13.01)
Colin Kaepernick - QB, SF (14.12)
Taiwan Jones - RB, OAK (15.01)
Davone Bess - WR, MIA (16.12)
Keshawn Martin - WR, HOU (18.06)
Brandon Bolden - RB, NE (19.01)
Tony Moeaki - TE, KC (20.12)
Curtis Brinkley - RB, SD (21.01)
James Jones - WR, GB (22.12)
Tauren Poole - RB, CAR (23.01)
Donnie Avery - WR, IND (24.12)
Chris Owusu - WR, SF (25.01)
Luke Stocker - TE, TB (26.12)
Dallas Cowboys D/ST (27.01)
T.J. Yates - QB, HOU (28.12)
Ryan Lindley - QB, ARI (29.01)

[Devil Doc]

Here is a better explanation of the "Horse Race Method" also known as Kentucky Derby Selection..

Some leagues are now using these advanced methods of distributing draft picks and rounds in combination with something called "Kentucky Derby Selection", or KDS. What is that, you ask? Well, as you may have guessed, this process is modeled after the famous horse race by the same name. The Kentucky Derby holds a lottery before the big race to determine who gets the first pick of starting gates. Some horses prefer to start on the inside or the outside, and some in the middle. The point is, since each owner has their own personal preferences, the lottery does not automatically give the first horse the first starting gate - but rather the choice of any starting gate available. This follows for the second, third and fourth horses, and so on until all gates are filled.

"KDS" is named after the Kentucky Derby, but it is not alone in using the process. KDS is viewed in the world of horse racing as a fair and equitable way to give out starting gates. Practically every major horse race uses the same or similar process. Fantasy football leagues using KDS adopt the same principle - since not every owner would want to pick first, the winner of the KDS-style lottery gets to decide which draft slot he or she prefers for their fantasy draft. Each owner submits their list of draft slots (1-12) in the order of most to least desirable.

[Devil Doc]

I will say this...its going to have to be one of the two. I'd rather not get something thats too complicated.