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Metapod
Mar 18, 2012

the_american_dream posted:

ODB seems like a generational talent and also gets bonus points for being extremely handsome. However I couldnt imagine taking him over Brown, Dez, Julio, or Thomas

He could regress like Anquan Boldin

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the_american_dream
Apr 12, 2008

GAHDAMN
Yea also sophmore wrs are iffy forgot that point too.

Fight Club Sandwich
Apr 29, 2006

you want a piece of me???

the_american_dream posted:

ODB seems like a generational talent and also gets bonus points for being extremely handsome. However I couldnt imagine taking him over Brown, Dez, Julio, or Thomas

I'd rather have ODB than DT.

Kubiak is WR poison, Denver's oline took a huge hit, peyton is one year older, eli is one year wiser, ODB's hair is way cooler...

Doltos
Dec 28, 2005

🤌🤌🤌

Papes posted:

Who the gently caress says this?

People who win their leagues, usually.

Good players on poo poo offenses score way less than good players on good offenses. Jeremy Maclin is going to be a prime example of this rule this year when owners are frustrated by his disappearance weeks because Alex Smith can't throw past 20 yards. Don't bench your studs, don't gamble on your first two picks, don't draft players on poo poo offenses no matter how much beat writers hype up their athleticism.

the_american_dream
Apr 12, 2008

GAHDAMN

Fight Club Sandwich posted:

I'd rather have ODB than DT.

Kubiak is WR poison, Denver's oline took a huge hit, peyton is one year older, eli is one year wiser, ODB's hair is way cooler...

I was wavering on including DT but I remembered Kubiak's tendency to forcefeed his WR1. Of course you also are gambling on Peyton having another run in him

Metapod
Mar 18, 2012

Doltos posted:

People who win their leagues, usually.

Good players on poo poo offenses score way less than good players on good offenses. Jeremy Maclin is going to be a prime example of this rule this year when owners are frustrated by his disappearance weeks because Alex Smith can't throw past 20 yards. Don't bench your studs, don't gamble on your first two picks, don't draft players on poo poo offenses no matter how much beat writers hype up their athleticism.

Maclin is very good after the catch and Reid knows how to get his playmakers the ball

Zypher
Sep 3, 2009

Rutgers

Your 2006
Mythical National
Champions!
What do we know about Terron Ward? He's getting first team reps with Atlanta but he's an UDFA so of course he's not in ESPN's player database

cheese
Jan 7, 2004

Shop around for doctors! Always fucking shop for doctors. Doctors are stupid assholes. And they get by because people are cowed by their mystical bullshit quality of being able to maintain a 3.0 GPA at some Guatemalan medical college for 3 semesters. Find one that makes sense.

Doltos posted:

People who win their leagues, usually.

Good players on poo poo offenses score way less than good players on good offenses. Jeremy Maclin is going to be a prime example of this rule this year when owners are frustrated by his disappearance weeks because Alex Smith can't throw past 20 yards. Don't bench your studs, don't gamble on your first two picks, don't draft players on poo poo offenses no matter how much beat writers hype up their athleticism.

I dont think anyone disagrees that good players on good teams are better than good players on bad teams... We just also realize that sometimes a good player on a bad team is better than a decent player on a good team. Crazy, I know.

Spoeank
Jul 16, 2003

That's a nice set of 11 dynasty points there, it would be a shame if 3 rings were to happen with it

Doltos posted:

People who win their leagues, usually.

Good players on poo poo offenses score way less than good players on good offenses. Jeremy Maclin is going to be a prime example of this rule this year when owners are frustrated by his disappearance weeks because Alex Smith can't throw past 20 yards. Don't bench your studs, don't gamble on your first two picks, don't draft players on poo poo offenses no matter how much beat writers hype up their athleticism.

Only Sith deal in absolutes.

Doltos
Dec 28, 2005

🤌🤌🤌

cheese posted:

I dont think anyone disagrees that good players on good teams are better than good players on bad teams... We just also realize that sometimes a good player on a bad team is better than a decent player on a good team. Crazy, I know.

When? Emmanuel Sanders ADP is through the roof ahead of guys like Maclin. Wilson is getting drafted ahead of Romo/Manning/Roethlisberger and he's an inferior player to all of them. Fuckin' Antonio Brown doesn't bring nearly the same threat to the table as Thomas/Megatron/Green and he's the first overall WR! Granted he's better than a 'decent player', but if we're yardsticking it by talent and measurements then it's hard to find someone who will willingly take a 4.4 5'10 180lbs WR over a 4.4 6'3+ 215lbs+ WR that can also run short, intermediate, and deep routes in real life, and you can bet Brown wouldn't nearly have the same season he did last year if his QB was as dogshit as a lot of guys out there.

Fantasy is all about picking high usage guys in setups where their usage will result in a high number of targets or carries that will turn out successful. Amari Cooper blows every other rookie WR out of the water right now but odds are the Ravens are going to be able to get the ball to Perriman more than Carr can get the ball to Cooper. Maybe, could go either way, but again there's a reason why Todd Gurley is getting drafted behind inferior rookie backs or why Sammy Watkins will probably be around the 25th WR taken. You just don't grab good players on bad offenses in the first four rounds, it's a great way to torpedo your draft if you're relying on the T.J. Yeldons of the world to shore up as your top 4 guy.

Silly Burrito
Nov 27, 2007

SET A COURSE FOR
THE FLAVOR QUADRANT

89 posted:

For my work league next Sunday, what rankings should I print out for everybody so they can mark off players as they are drafted? I'm not printing off anything like FootballGuys or BeerSheets, AND I'm thinking about going ahead and printing them off tonight even though it's next Sunday cause...they need to do their own homework.

Where should I print off?

Here's the 600 top ESPN players, sorted alphabetically by first name. Print it in 8 point font on a PDF, two or three columns.

It's about the least you could do.

49ers D/ST, SF D/ST
A.J. Green, Cin WR
Aaron Dobson, NE WR
Aaron Rodgers, GB QB
Ace Sanders, Jac WR
Adam Vinatieri, Ind K
Adrian Peterson, Min RB
Adrien Robinson, NYG TE
Ahmad Bradshaw, Ind RB
AJ McCarron, Cin QB
Albert Wilson, KC WR
Alex Smith, KC QB
Alfred Blue, Hou RB
Alfred Morris, Wsh RB
Allen Hurns, Jac WR
Allen Robinson, Jac WR
Alshon Jeffery, Chi WR
Amari Cooper, Oak WR
Ameer Abdullah, Det RB
Andre Caldwell, Den WR
Andre Ellington, Ari RB
Andre Holmes, Oak WR
Andre Johnson, Ind WR
Andre Roberts, Wsh WR
Andre Williams, NYG RB
Andrew Hawkins, Cle WR
Andrew Luck, Ind QB
Andrew Quarless, GB TE
Andy Dalton, Cin QB
Anquan Boldin, SF WR
Anthony Fasano, Ten TE
Anthony McCoy, Sea TE
Anthony Sherman, KC RB
Antone Smith, Atl RB
Antonio Andrews, Ten RB
Antonio Brown, Pit WR
Antonio Gates, SD TE
Antwan Goodley, Dal WR
Arian Foster*, Hou RB
Arthur Lynch, Mia TE
Austin Davis, StL QB
Austin Seferian-Jenkins, TB TE
B.J. Daniels, Sea QB
Bear Pascoe, Chi TE
Bears D/ST, Chi D/ST
Ben Roethlisberger, Pit QB
Ben Tate, Pit RB
Bengals D/ST, Cin D/ST
Benjamin Cunningham, StL RB
Benjamin Watson, NO TE
Bernard Pierce, Jac RB
Bilal Powell, NYJ RB
Bills D/ST, Buf D/ST
Bishop Sankey, Ten RB
Blaine Gabbert, SF QB
Blair Walsh, Min K
Blake Bell, SF TE
Blake Bortles, Jac QB
Bobby Rainey, TB RB
Boobie Dixon, Buf RB
Branden Oliver, SD RB
Brandin Cooks, NO WR
Brandon Bolden, NE RB
Brandon Coleman, NO WR
Brandon Gibson, NE WR
Brandon LaFell*, NE WR
Brandon Marshall, NYJ WR
Brandon Myers, TB TE
Brandon Pettigrew, Det TE
Brandon Tate, Cin WR
Brandon Weeden, Dal QB
Brandon Williams*, Car TE
Brent Celek, Phi TE
Breshad Perriman, Bal WR
Brett Hundley, GB QB
Brian Hartline, Cle WR
Brian Hoyer, Hou QB
Brian Quick, StL WR
Brock Osweiler, Den QB
Broncos D/ST, Den D/ST
Browns D/ST, Cle D/ST
Bruce Ellington, SF WR
Bruce Gradkowski*, Pit QB
Bruce Miller, SF RB
Bryce Brown, Buf RB
Bryce Petty, NYJ QB
Buccaneers D/ST, TB D/ST
Buck Allen, Bal RB
C.J. Anderson, Den RB
C.J. Fiedorowicz, Hou TE
C.J. Spiller, NO RB
C.J. Uzomah, Cin TE
Cairo Santos, KC K
Caleb Sturgis, Mia K
Calvin Johnson, Det WR
Cam Newton, Car QB
Cameron Artis-Payne, Car RB
Cardinals D/ST, Ari D/ST
Carey Spear, Cle K
Carlos Hyde, SF RB
Carson Palmer, Ari QB
Cecil Shorts III, Hou WR
Cedric Peerman, Cin RB
Chad Henne, Jac QB
Chandler Catanzaro, Ari K
Charcandrick West, KC RB
Chargers D/ST, SD D/ST
Charles Clay, Buf TE
Charles Johnson, Min WR
Charles Sims, TB RB
Chase Daniel, KC QB
Chase Ford, Min TE
Chiefs D/ST, KC D/ST
Chris Conley, KC WR
Chris Givens, StL WR
Chris Gragg, Buf TE
Chris Hogan, Buf WR
Chris Ivory, NYJ RB
Chris Johnson, NYJ RB
Chris Matthews, Sea WR
Chris Polk, Hou RB
Chris Thompson, Wsh RB
Christian Ponder, Oak QB
Christine Michael, Sea RB
Clay Harbor, Jac TE
Clive Walford, Oak TE
Coby Fleener, Ind TE
Cody Latimer, Den WR
Cody Parkey, Phi K
Cole Beasley, Dal WR
Colin Kaepernick, SF QB
Collin Mooney, Atl RB
Colt McCoy, Wsh QB
Colts D/ST, Ind D/ST
Connor Barth, Den K
Cordarrelle Patterson, Min WR
Corey Brown, Car WR
Corey Fuller, Det WR
Corey Washington, NYG WR
Cory Harkey, StL TE
Cowboys D/ST, Dal D/ST
Craig Stevens, Ten TE
Crockett Gillmore, Bal TE
Cyrus Gray, KC RB
Damaris Johnson, Hou WR
Damien Williams, Mia RB
Dan Bailey, Dal K
Dan Carpenter*, Buf K
Dan Orlovsky, Det QB
Daniel Fells, NYG TE
Daniel Herron, Ind RB
Danny Amendola, NE WR
Danny Woodhead, SD RB
Dante Rosario, Chi TE
Darrel Young, Wsh RB
Darren Fells, Ari TE
Darren McFadden*, Dal RB
Darren Sproles, Phi RB
Darren Waller, Bal WR
Darrin Reaves, Car RB
Darrius Heyward-Bey, Pit WR
Davante Adams, GB WR
David Cobb, Ten RB
David Johnson, Ari RB
David Johnson, SD TE
David Paulson, SD TE
De'Anthony Thomas, KC RB
DeAndre Hopkins, Hou WR
DeAndre Smelter*, SF WR
DeAngelo Williams, Pit RB
Delanie Walker, Ten TE
DeMarco Murray, Phi RB
Demaryius Thomas, Den WR
Demetrius Harris*, KC TE
Denard Robinson, Jac RB
Denarius Moore, Cin WR
Dennis Pitta*, Bal TE
Deontay Greenberry, Dal WR
Derek Anderson, Car QB
Derek Carr, Oak QB
Derrick Coleman, Sea RB
DeSean Jackson, Wsh WR
DeVante Parker*, Mia WR
DeVier Posey, NYJ WR
Devin Funchess, Car WR
Devin Hester, Atl WR
Devin Smith, NYJ WR
Devin Street, Dal WR
Devonta Freeman, Atl RB
Dexter McCluster, Ten WR, RB
Dez Bryant, Dal WR
Dez Lewis, Buf WR
Dion Sims, Mia TE
Dolphins D/ST, Mia D/ST
Donald Brown, SD RB
Donte Moncrief, Ind WR
Dontrelle Inman, SD WR
Dorial Green-Beckham, Ten WR
Doug Baldwin, Sea WR
Doug Martin, TB RB
Dres Anderson, SF WR
Drew Brees, NO QB
Drew Stanton, Ari QB
Dri Archer, Pit RB
Duke Johnson, Cle RB
Duron Carter, Ind WR
Dustin Hopkins, NO K
Dwayne Allen, Ind TE
Dwayne Bowe, Cle WR
Dwayne Harris, NYG WR
Eagles D/ST, Phi D/ST
Ed Dickson, Car TE
Eddie Lacy, GB RB
Eddie Royal, Chi WR
Edwin Baker, NO RB
EJ Manuel, Buf QB
Eli Manning, NYG QB
Emmanuel Sanders, Den WR
Eric Decker, NYJ WR
Eric Ebron, Det TE
Eric Weems, Atl WR
Erik Lorig, NO RB
Falcons D/ST, Atl D/ST
Felix Jones, Pit RB
Fozzy Whittaker, Car RB
Frank Gore, Ind RB
Fred Jackson, Buf RB
Garrett Graham, Hou TE
Garrett Grayson, NO QB
Garrett Hartley, FA K
Gary Barnidge, Cle TE
Gavin Escobar, Dal TE
Geno Smith, NYJ QB
Gerald Christian, Ari TE
Giants D/ST, NYG D/ST
Giovani Bernard, Cin RB
Golden Tate, Det WR
Graham Gano, Car K
Greg Jennings, Mia WR
Greg Olsen, Car TE
Greg Zuerlein, StL K
Hakeem Nicks, Ten WR
Harry Douglas, Ten WR
Heath Miller, Pit TE
Henry Hynoski, NYG RB
Isaac Redman, Pit RB
Isaiah Crowell, Cle RB
Isaiah Pead, StL RB
Jace Amaro, NYJ TE
Jack Doyle, Ind TE
Jacob Tamme, Atl TE
Jacoby Jones, SD WR
Jacquizz Rodgers, Chi RB
Jaelen Strong, Hou WR
Jaguars D/ST, Jac D/ST
Jake Byrne, SD TE
Jalston Fowler, Ten RB
Jamaal Charles, KC RB
Jameis Winston, TB QB
James Casey, Den TE
James Develin, NE RB
James Hanna, Dal TE
James Jones, NYG WR
James O'Shaughnessy, KC TE
James Starks, GB RB
James White, NE RB
James Wright*, Cin WR
Jamison Crowder, Wsh WR
Jared Abbrederis, GB WR
Jared Cook, StL TE
Jarius Wright, Min WR
Jaron Brown, Ari WR
Jarvis Landry, Mia WR
Jason Avant, KC WR
Jason Hanson, FA K
Jason Witten, Dal TE
Jawan Jamison, Pit RB
Jay Ajayi, Mia RB
Jay Cutler, Chi QB
Jay Feely, FA K
Jay Prosch, Hou RB
Jeff Cumberland, NYJ TE
Jeff Heuerman*, Den TE
Jeff Janis, GB WR
Jeremy Hill, Cin RB
Jeremy Kerley, NYJ WR
Jeremy Langford, Chi RB
Jeremy Maclin, KC WR
Jeremy Ross, Det WR
Jeremy Stewart, Den RB
Jerick McKinnon, Min RB
Jermaine Gresham, Ari TE
Jermaine Kearse, Sea WR
Jerome Felton, Buf RB
Jerome Simpson, SF WR
Jerricho Cotchery, Car WR
Jesse James, Pit TE
Jets D/ST, NYJ D/ST
Jim Dray, Cle TE
Jimmy Clausen, Chi QB
Jimmy Garoppolo, NE QB
Jimmy Graham, Sea TE
JJ Nelson, Ari WR
Joe Flacco, Bal QB
John Brown, Ari WR
John Crockett, GB RB
John Kasay, FA K
John Kuhn, GB RB
John Phillips, SD TE
Johnny Manziel, Cle QB
Joique Bell*, Det RB
Jonas Gray, NE RB
Jonathan Grimes, Hou RB
Jonathan Stewart, Car RB
Jordan Cameron, Mia TE
Jordan Matthews, Phi WR
Jordan Reed, Wsh TE
Jordan Todman, Car RB
Jordy Nelson, GB WR
Jorvorskie Lane, TB RB
Joseph Fauria, Det TE
Joseph Morgan, NO WR
Joseph Randle, Dal RB
Josh Brown, NYG K
Josh Harper, Oak WR
Josh Harris, Pit RB
Josh Hill, NO TE
Josh Huff, Phi WR
Josh McCown, Cle QB
Josh Morgan, NO WR
Josh Robinson, Ind RB
Josh Scobee, Jac K
Joshua Bellamy, Chi WR
Julian Edelman, NE WR
Julio Jones, Atl WR
Julius Thomas, Jac TE
Justin Blackmon, Jac WR
Justin Forsett, Bal RB
Justin Hardy, Atl WR
Justin Hunter, Ten WR
Justin Perillo, GB TE
Justin Tucker, Bal K
Juwan Thompson, Den RB
Ka'Deem Carey, Chi RB
Kai Forbath, Wsh K
Kamar Aiken, Bal WR
Karlos Williams, Buf RB
Keenan Allen, SD WR
Keith Mumphery, Hou WR
Kellen Clemens, SD QB
Kellen Davis, NYJ TE
Kelvin Benjamin, Car WR
Kenbrell Thompkins, Oak WR
Kendall Hunter, SF RB
Kendall Wright, Ten WR
Kenjon Barner, Phi RB
Kennard Backman, GB TE
Kenny Bell, TB WR
Kenny Britt, StL WR
Kenny Stills, Mia WR
Kerwynn Williams, Ari RB
Kevin Brock, NO TE
Kevin Norwood, Sea WR
Kevin White*, Chi WR
Khiry Robinson, NO RB
Kirk Cousins, Wsh QB
Knile Davis, KC RB
Kyle Juszczyk, Bal RB
Kyle Miller, SD TE
Kyle Rudolph, Min TE
Lache Seastrunk, Dal RB
Ladarius Green, SD TE
LaDarius Perkins, Pit RB
Lamar Miller, Mia RB
LaMichael James, Mia RB
Lance Dunbar, Dal RB
Lance Kendricks, StL TE
Lance Moore, Pit WR
LaRod Stephens-Howling, Pit RB
Larry Donnell, NYG TE
Larry Fitzgerald, Ari WR
Latavius Murray, Oak RB
Le'Veon Bell, Pit RB
Lee Smith, Oak TE
LeGarrette Blount, NE RB
Leonard Hankerson, Atl WR
LeSean McCoy, Buf RB
Levine Toilolo, Atl TE
Lions D/ST, Det D/ST
Logan Paulsen, Wsh TE
Lorenzo Taliaferro, Bal RB
Louis Murphy, TB WR
Luke McCown, NO QB
Luke Stocker, TB TE
Luke Willson, Sea TE
Malcolm Johnson, Cle TE
Malcom Floyd, SD WR
Marcedes Lewis, Jac TE
Marcel Reece, Oak RB
Marcus Harris*, NYG WR
Marcus Mariota, Ten QB
Marcus Murphy*, NO RB
Mark Brunell, FA QB
Mark Ingram, NO RB
Mark Sanchez, Phi QB
Markus Wheaton, Pit WR
Marlon Brown, Bal WR
Marqise Lee, Jac WR
MarQueis Gray, Buf TE
Marques Colston, NO WR
Marquess Wilson, Chi WR
Marquise Goodwin, Buf WR
Marshawn Lynch, Sea RB
Martavis Bryant, Pit WR
Martellus Bennett, Chi TE
Marvin Jones, Cin WR
Mason Crosby, GB K
Matt Asiata, Min RB
Matt Bryant, Atl K
Matt Cassel, Buf QB
Matt Flynn*, NE QB
Matt Forte, Chi RB
Matt Hasselbeck, Ind QB
Matt Jones, Wsh RB
Matt Moore, Mia QB
Matt Prater, Det K
Matt Ryan, Atl QB
Matt Schaub, Bal QB
Matt Spaeth, Pit TE
Matthew Stafford, Det QB
Matthew Tucker*, Phi RB
Maxx Williams, Bal TE
Melvin Gordon, SD RB
Michael Burton, Det RB
Michael Campanaro, Bal WR
Michael Crabtree, Oak WR
Michael Floyd, Ari WR
Michael Hoomanawanui, NE TE
Miguel Maysonet, Pit RB
Mike Davis, SF RB
Mike Evans, TB WR
Mike Gillislee, Mia RB
Mike Glennon, TB QB
Mike James, TB RB
Mike Nugent, Cin K
Mike Tolbert, Car RB
Mike Wallace, Min WR
Miles Austin, Phi WR
Mohamed Sanu, Cin WR
Montee Ball, Den RB
Mychal Rivera, Oak TE
MyCole Pruitt, Min TE
Nate Washington, Hou WR
Neal Sterling, Jac WR
Nelson Agholor, Phi WR
Nick Foles, StL QB
Nick Folk, NYJ K
Nick Novak, SD K
Nick O'Leary, Buf TE
Nick Toon, NO WR
Niles Paul, Wsh TE
Odell Beckham Jr., NYG WR
Olindo Mare, FA K
Orson Charles, NO RB
Owen Daniels, Den TE
Packers D/ST, GB D/ST
Panthers D/ST, Car D/ST
Patrick DiMarco, Atl RB
Patrick Murray, TB K
Patriots D/ST, NE D/ST
Paul Richardson*, Sea WR
Percy Harvin, Buf WR
Peyton Manning, Den QB
Phil Dawson, SF K
Philip Rivers, SD QB
Phillip Dorsett, Ind WR
Pierre Garcon, Wsh WR
Pierre Thomas, NO RB
Quinton Patton, SF WR
Raiders D/ST, Oak D/ST
Rams D/ST, StL D/ST
Randall Cobb, GB WR
Randy Bullock, Hou K
Rashad Greene, Jac WR
Rashad Jennings, NYG RB
Ravens D/ST, Bal D/ST
Redskins D/ST, Wsh D/ST
Reggie Bush, SF RB
Rex Burkhead, Cin RB
Rhett Ellison, Min TE
Ricardo Lockette, Sea WR
Richard Gordon, KC TE
Richard Rodgers, GB TE
Riley Cooper, Phi WR
Rishard Matthews, Mia WR
Rob Gronkowski, NE TE
Rob Housler, Cle TE
Robbie Gould, Chi K
Robert Griffin, Wsh QB
Robert Herron, TB WR
Robert Hughes, Ari RB
Robert Turbin, Sea RB
Robert Woods, Buf WR
Rod Streater*, Oak WR
Roddy White, Atl WR
Ronnie Hillman, Den RB
Roy Helu, Oak RB
Rueben Randle, NYG WR
Russell Wilson, Sea QB
Ryan Fitzpatrick, NYJ QB
Ryan Grant, Wsh WR
Ryan Griffin, Hou TE
Ryan Hewitt, Cin TE
Ryan Mallett, Hou QB
Ryan Mathews, Phi RB
Ryan Nassib, NYG QB
Ryan Succop, Ten K
Ryan Tannehill, Mia QB
Ryan Williams*, Dal RB
Saints D/ST, NO D/ST
Sam Bradford, Phi QB
Sammie Coates, Pit WR
Sammy Watkins, Buf WR
Scott Chandler, NE TE
Scott Tolzien, GB QB
Seahawks D/ST, Sea D/ST
Sean Mannion, StL QB
Seantavius Jones, NO WR
Sebastian Janikowski, Oak K
Shane Vereen, NYG RB
Shaun Draughn, Cle RB
Shaun Hill, Min QB
Shaun Suisham, Pit K
Shayne Graham, FA K
Silas Redd, Wsh RB
Stedman Bailey, StL WR
Steelers D/ST, Pit D/ST
Stefon Diggs, Min WR
Stepfan Taylor, Ari RB
Stephen Gostkowski, NE K
Stevan Ridley*, NYJ RB
Steve Smith Sr., Bal WR
Steven Hauschka, Sea K
Stevie Johnson, SD WR
Storm Johnson, Jac RB
T.J. Yates, Atl QB
T.J. Yeldon, Jac RB
T.Y. Hilton, Ind WR
Tarvaris Jackson, Sea QB
Tavon Austin, StL WR
Taylor Gabriel, Cle WR
Taylor Thompson, Ten TE
Ted Ginn Jr., Car WR
Teddy Bridgewater, Min QB
Terrance West, Cle RB
Terrance Williams, Dal WR
Terrell Owens, FA WR
Terrelle Pryor, Cle WR
Tevin Coleman, Atl RB
Texans D/ST, Hou D/ST
Theo Riddick, Det RB
Thomas Rawls, Sea RB
Tim Wright, TB TE
Titans D/ST, Ten D/ST
Toby Gerhart, Jac RB
Todd Gurley, StL RB
Tom Brady, NE QB
Tom Savage, Hou QB
Tommy Bohanon, NYJ RB
Tony Moeaki, Atl TE
Tony Romo, Dal QB
Torrey Smith, SF WR
Travaris Cadet, NE RB
Travis Benjamin, Cle WR
Travis Coons, Cle K
Travis Kelce, KC TE
Tre Mason, StL RB
Tre McBride, Ten WR
Trent Richardson, Oak RB
Trey Burton, Phi TE
Troy Niklas, Ari TE
Ty Montgomery, GB WR
Tyler Eifert, Cin TE
Tyler Gaffney, NE RB
Tyler Kroft, Cin TE
Tyler Lockett, Sea WR
Tyrod Taylor, Buf QB
Vance McDonald, SF TE
Vernon Davis, SF TE
Vick Ballard, Ind RB
Victor Cruz, NYG WR
Vikings D/ST, Min D/ST
Vince Mayle, Cle WR
Vincent Jackson, TB WR
Virgil Green, Den TE
Will Johnson, Pit RB
Zac Stacy, NYJ RB
Zach Ertz, Phi TE
Zach Mettenberger, Ten QB
Zach Sudfeld*, NYJ TE

Matt Zerella
Oct 7, 2002

Norris'es are back baby. It's good again. Awoouu (fox Howl)
Josh Gordon, third string Rams RBs, Tannehill, fJax, all players on bad to medicocre teams who are useful or have been useful in fantasy. Even game breakers sometimes.

Ruling them out because the team is bad is dumb and silly and go ahead and let others draft them when they win your league.

pmchem
Jan 22, 2010


Mike Evans scored a lot of fantasy points last year despite being a rookie on a bottom-4 offense with a terrible OLine, horrible QB situation, and beyond bad coaching situation.

What I'm saying is generalizations suck and half of everyone's predictions will be wrong, enjoy the ride~

89
Feb 24, 2006

#worldchamps
10 man, 0.5 PPR, 7th spot.

Gronk/JJ Watt

Or

CJ Anderson/RB

JJ watt score 140 more points than the next best DL in our league last year. 2 RB. 3 WRz no flex

Positional advantage a real thing?

89 fucked around with this message at 03:58 on Aug 10, 2015

Metapod
Mar 18, 2012
Hot take good players will be good regardless of situation

Forever_Peace
May 7, 2007

Shoe do do do do do do do
Shoe do do do do do do yeah
Shoe do do do do do do do
Shoe do do do do do do yeah

Metapod posted:

Hot take good players will be good regardless of situation

Counterpoint: CJ Spiller

Matt Zerella
Oct 7, 2002

Norris'es are back baby. It's good again. Awoouu (fox Howl)

Forever_Peace posted:

Counterpoint: CJ Spiller

So loving unlucky. That goddamn collarbone injury last year was awful.

3 DONG HORSE
May 22, 2008

I'd like to thank Satan for everything he's done for this organization


Every champion has their own secret to success. But there's only one factor that truly matters: being smarter than the guys you're playing against.


suck my hot take

Beer4TheBeerGod
Aug 23, 2004
Exciting Lemon

89 posted:

10 man, 0.5 PPR, 7th spot.

Gronk/JJ Watt

Or

CJ Anderson/RB

JJ watt score 140 more points than the next best DL in our league last year. 2 RB. 3 WRz no flex

Positional advantage a real thing?

JJ.

a nigga who smoke
Feb 26, 2007

coughin' and chokin' constantly
ODB is a cool cat and essentially won me my big money league last year. But he's young (sophomore slump), he's small for an outside receiver, he's been hampered by his hams and still is going into the season, and he resides in offense with a good amount of viable targets.

Regardless of format, I wouldn't take him off the board higher than WR6/7. There are much safer bets in legitimate #1 WRs with proven track records, and on offenses that are either proper run-balanced or entirely pass heavy.

89
Feb 24, 2006

#worldchamps

Thank you. I've since changed my strategy to CJ/JJ though. I love Gronk, but I love more the idea of landing Olsen in the 4th or 5th round rather than spending a 1st on Gronk.

Side note, one of the best parts of fantasy football is predraft, having talks with your buddies, in person, about your "strategies" and being very manipulative in talking them out of the players you secretly want. 😈😈😈 It's time to ride the PAIN TRAIN again, LeVeon!!

Diqnol
May 10, 2010

a nigga who smoke posted:

ODB is a cool cat and essentially won me my big money league last year. But he's young (sophomore slump), he's small for an outside receiver, he's been hampered by his hams and still is going into the season, and he resides in offense with a good amount of viable targets.

Regardless of format, I wouldn't take him off the board higher than WR6/7. There are much safer bets in legitimate #1 WRs with proven track records, and on offenses that are either proper run-balanced or entirely pass heavy.

Rookie WRs tend to have worse production than 2nd year WRs so I respectfully disagree with you about a sophomore slump when we look at ODB.

Forever_Peace
May 7, 2007

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GUISSEPPE PIZZAPIE posted:

Rookie WRs tend to have worse production than 2nd year WRs so I respectfully disagree with you about a sophomore slump when we look at ODB.

I poked around some analyses of this the last time it came up, and I'm pretty convinced that while the overall performance of WRs as a whole tends to improve until a peak at age 24-26 (usually 3-5 years into their careers), there is also a tendency for the best WRs from any given year to perform slightly worse the next year.

It's a pretty straightforward reasoning: when you have a regression line (e.g. the general improvement of young receivers), you also tend to have regression to the mean (i.e. outliers tend to fall towards the center of the distribution upon subsequent samples).

I'm still not touching OBJ until the end of the 1st, if that. He seems like the most overdrafted guy in the first three rounds to me.

Forever_Peace fucked around with this message at 13:48 on Aug 10, 2015

Papes
Apr 13, 2010

There's always something at the bottom of the bag.

Forever_Peace posted:

I'm still not touching OBJ until the end of the 1st, if that. He seems like the most overdrafted guy in the first three rounds to me.

Justin Forsett or Melvin Gordon imo.

Forever_Peace
May 7, 2007

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Papes posted:

Justin Forsett or Melvin Gordon imo.

Hard to argue with that. Didn't realize Forsett has been going ahead of Gore, Morris, and Ingram. And I think Gordon is going to be outshined by Abdullah this year, much less by other non-rookie RBs.

Diqnol
May 10, 2010

Forever_Peace posted:

I poked around some analyses of this the last time it came up, and I'm pretty convinced that while the overall performance of WRs as a whole tends to improve until a peak at age 24-26 (usually 3-5 years into their careers), there is also a tendency for the best WRs from any given year to perform slightly worse the next year.

It's a pretty straightforward reasoning: when you have a regression line (e.g. the general improvement of young receivers), you also tend to have regression to the mean (i.e. outliers tend to fall towards the center of the distribution upon subsequent samples).

I'm still not touching OBJ until the end of the 1st, if that. He seems like the most overdrafted guy in the first three rounds to me.

Oh, no, that is something I agree with. He won't match his production last year but it's a little silly to be throwing around terms like "sophomore slump" when talking about a guy who just Calvin Johnsoned the latter half of his very first season.

Spoeank
Jul 16, 2003

That's a nice set of 11 dynasty points there, it would be a shame if 3 rings were to happen with it

89 posted:

Side note, one of the best parts of fantasy football is predraft, having talks with your buddies, in person, about your "strategies" and being very manipulative in talking them out of the players you secretly want. 😈😈😈 It's time to ride the PAIN TRAIN again, LeVeon!!

Predraft is the best part because nobody has hurt you yet. :(

Also with regards to ODB what I like to do is take a historic 2/3 of a season from a rookie and then I extrapolate that over 16 games and draft accordingly. That's the road to glory.

Marshmallow Blue
Apr 25, 2010
Hey everyone, there's 2 spots open in the free super keeper league (15 keepers, no keeper penalty, 22 total players) from our first year. We had a rough start getting rules together post draft, but our poo poo is together now, so it's all fun and games.

This is the thread for it
http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3654090&userid=0&perpage=40&pagenumber=1

It's 12 teams (2 slots open)
.5 ppr with .1 for qb completions

Everyone had a good time last year and I Photoshopped up some plaques for winner, loser, and some other random crap. I'll also be giving out some kind of small reward for the winner this year.

If you would like to inherit a team, email me here ddoucette777@gmail.com. Keeper lock date is the 16th, so the sooner the better!
here are the two teams that are open's rosters.

[s]Team 1 Taken



Team 2 Taken



If you have any questions, I would comment in the thread (linked in post), as to not um up this thread too much. Anyway, it was great fun last year working with deep rosters and seeing just how poorly you drafted. This year we'll see if those stretch picks start to pay off if you keep them.

Edit: All slots filled, Thanks everyone.

Marshmallow Blue fucked around with this message at 16:51 on Aug 10, 2015

Michael Corleone
Mar 30, 2011

by VideoGames
I told the guys in my league I was going to keep Josh Gordon for NEXT year. They believed me. Oh well, should have kept that up, maybe would have given me an advantage, but I let on it was all a ruse :(

Thwomp
Apr 10, 2003

BA-DUHHH

Grimey Drawer

Spoeank posted:

Only Sith deal in absolutes.

Except when it comes to Jaguars and Raiders.

Gobias Ind.
Apr 5, 2007

If your girlfriend says hey to me that's our girlfriend now idc

Marshmallow Blue posted:

Hey everyone, there's 2 spots open in the free super keeper league (15 keepers, no keeper penalty, 22 total players) from our first year. We had a rough start getting rules together post draft, but our poo poo is together now, so it's all fun and games.

This is the thread for it
http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3654090&userid=0&perpage=40&pagenumber=1

It's 12 teams (2 slots open)
.5 ppr with .1 for qb completions

Everyone had a good time last year and I Photoshopped up some plaques for winner, loser, and some other random crap. I'll also be giving out some kind of small reward for the winner this year.

If you would like to inherit a team, email me here ddoucette777@gmail.com. Keeper lock date is the 16th, so the sooner the better!
here are the two teams that are open's rosters.

Team 1
Matthew Stafford
Jamaal Charles
Andre Ellington
Brandon Marshall
Vincent Jackson
Kelvin Benjamin
Jordan Reed
Justin Forsett
Johnny Manziel
Donald Brown
Devonta Freeman
Tre Mason
Odell Beckham
Justin Blackmon
Mike Evans
Andrew Hawkins
Marvin Jones
Larry Donnell
Tyler Eifert
Niles Paul
Mason Crosby
Miami Dolphins


Team 2
Ben Roethlisberger
Ryan Mathews
Mark Ingram
Antonio Brown
T.Y. Hilton
DeAndre Hopkins
Julius Thomas
Matt Asiata
Blake Bortles
Robert Griffin III
Anthony Dixon
Branden Oliver
Adrian Peterson
Trent Richardson
Khiry Robinson
Andre Holmes
Robert Woods
Dwayne Allen
Jermaine Gresham
Steven Hauschka
Detroit Lions
Chicago Bears

If you have any questions, I would comment in the thread (linked in post), as to not um up this thread too much. Anyway, it was great fun last year working with deep rosters and seeing just how poorly you drafted. This year we'll see if those stretch picks start to pay off if you keep them.

E-mail sent.

Marshmallow Blue
Apr 25, 2010

Gobias Ind. posted:

E-mail sent.

Team 1 is yours, let me know if you didn't get the inv.

Gobias Ind.
Apr 5, 2007

If your girlfriend says hey to me that's our girlfriend now idc

Marshmallow Blue posted:

Team 1 is yours, let me know if you didn't get the inv.

Received and joined, thanks!

CompeAnansi
Feb 1, 2011

I respectfully decline
the invitation to join
your hallucination

Marshmallow Blue posted:

Team 1 is yours, let me know if you didn't get the inv.

Emailed about team 2.

Marshmallow Blue
Apr 25, 2010

CompeAnansi posted:

Emailed about team 2.

Invite sent, No more slots open!

Thanks everyone!!

Gobias Ind.
Apr 5, 2007

If your girlfriend says hey to me that's our girlfriend now idc

Marshmallow Blue posted:

Invite sent, No more slots open!

Thanks everyone!!

Hmm it might be too late now, but I actually got the Team 2 roster. Any way to switch?

Marshmallow Blue
Apr 25, 2010

Gobias Ind. posted:

Hmm it might be too late now, but I actually got the Team 2 roster. Any way to switch?

Looking into it

Gobias Ind.
Apr 5, 2007

If your girlfriend says hey to me that's our girlfriend now idc

Marshmallow Blue posted:

Looking into it

CompeAnansi and I could both leave the league and get re-invited?

CompeAnansi
Feb 1, 2011

I respectfully decline
the invitation to join
your hallucination

Gobias Ind. posted:

Hmm it might be too late now, but I actually got the Team 2 roster. Any way to switch?

And I got team 1. I'm happy with either team as they both seemed pretty solid.

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TheZissou
Aug 23, 2006

You left your dog, you idiots!
My league allows two keepers but they can't be from my first two picks of the previous season. Here's what I have to choose from:

Andrew Luck
Golden Tate
Knowshon Moreno
Riley Cooper
Stevan Ridley
Panthers D
Hakeem Nicks
Delanie Walker
Benjarvis Green-Ellis
Jordan Todman

Goes without saying that I'm keeping luck, but not sure who else. Any thoughts?

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