December 27, 200916 yr My fantasy football team is in the championship game for the first time ever! So, I'm trying to find the best lineup possible, but it isn't easy. QB - Matt Schaub WR - Jerricho Cotchery WR - Robert Meachem RB - Thomas Jones RB - Adrian Peterson FLEX - Ray Rice TE - Kevin Boss K - Shayne Graham DEF - Atlanta I have the following players on my bench: QB - Peyton Manning WR - Roy Williams, Reggie Wayne RB - Beanie Wells, Marshawn Lynch, Maurice Morris, Michael Bush TE - Heath Miller I would start Manning, however, he isn't likely to play the whole game and the Jets have the number one ranked passing defense. Reggie Wayne is going to be covered by that pesky defensive back on the Jets and I think Heath Miller and Kevin Boss are a toss up. I'd pick up a new kicker in a heart beat but I was just curious of what you guys all thought about my fantasy league. The statistics for the league are as follows: Offense Passing Yards 50 yards per point Passing Touchdowns - 6 pts Interceptions - (-2 yards per point) Rushing Yards - 20 yards per point Rushing Touchdowns - 6 yards per point Reception Yards - 20 yards per point Reception Touchdowns - 6 pts Return Touchdowns - 6 pts 2-Point Conversions - 2 pts Fumbles Lost - (-2 pts) Offensive Fumble Return TD - 6 pts Kickers Field Goals 0-19 Yards - 3 pts Field Goals 20-29 Yards - 3 pts Field Goals 30-39 Yards - 3 pts Field Goals 40-49 Yards - 4 pts Field Goals 50+ Yards - 5 pts Point After Attempt Made - 1 pt. Defense/Special Teams Sack - 1 pt Interception - 2 pts Fumble Recovery - 2 pts Touchdown - 6 pts Safety - 2 pts Block Kick - 2 pts Points Allowed 0 points - 10 pts Points Allowed 1-6 points - 7 pts Points Allowed 7-13 points - 4 pts Points Allowed 14-20 points - 1 pt. Points Allowed 21-27 points - 0 pts Points Allowed 28-34 points (-1) Points Allowed 35+ points (-4) What do you all think? EDIT: Added Shayne Graham, dropped Billy Cundiff Dropped Marshawn Lynch, added Atlanta DEF. I'm starting Heath Miller over Kevin Boss. Considering starting Beanie Wells over Thomas Jones. Edited December 27, 200916 yr by The Beast
December 27, 200916 yr This is the third time in 5 years I've been in the championship in my league (it's pretty damn competetive). I took a gamble on Atlanta's defense tomorrow - honestly, I've been flexing my defense all season. Schaub's been playing decent as of late. Your receivers are a little weak but you have to hope one comes through - gotta look at those matchups. I've got: Warner Jennings Derrick Mason (taking him over Hines Ward - that injury of his worries me) MJonesDrew Ricky Williams Antonio Gates (already played, got me 14.5) G. Hartley Atlanta defense And my biggest gamble probably is NOT playing Jerome Harrison (the one who got 48.0 pts last week) - I sure hope that's not a mistake - I picked him up after last week but am thinking that there's no way he gets those touches again.
December 28, 200916 yr I think I won by 1/2 a point. How about that Atlanta call, Beast? Nice pick up.
December 28, 200916 yr Author After debating for hours about who to start today, the MeistersoftheMidway edged out the G@lloping Pandas version 3 today, 71.22 to 71.14 with Adrian Peterson left to play for the first championship win in five years. ATL netted the team 21 points today! I actually started Josh Morgan at WR (didn't do anything for me) and Beanie Wells at RB (over Thomas Jones). Time to celebrate in front of the Bears bench tomorrow - I got tickets yesterday and am prepared to make a scene directed at Ron Turner, the offensive line and Jerry Angelo.
December 28, 200916 yr QUOTE (The Beast @ Dec 27, 2009 -> 10:58 PM) Time to celebrate in front of the Bears bench tomorrow - I got tickets yesterday and am prepared to make a scene directed at Ron Turner, the offensive line and Jerry Angelo. Haha very nice... If you can somehow squeeze Pep Hamilton in there (Bears QB coach.. never developed a QB at all in his tenure) that would be awesome.
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