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Posted: Sat Aug 26, 2006 2:40 pm
by Brinn
So Gunslinger, looking at the teams, what do you predict for week 1 results?

Posted: Sat Aug 26, 2006 3:53 pm
by A Gunslinger
Brinn wrote:So Gunslinger, looking at the teams, what do you predict for week 1 results?
Let me look at it here...give me a couple of minutes...I have to look for the link to the league...

Posted: Sat Aug 26, 2006 4:01 pm
by A Gunslinger
What is a link to your league? I can't seem to find it in the thread.

Posted: Sat Aug 26, 2006 5:13 pm
by Cybrweez
I don't think you can look at it unless you're in it.
But here's a link:
football.fantasysports.yahoo.com/f1/446

Posted: Sat Aug 26, 2006 5:19 pm
by A Gunslinger
Cybrweez wrote:I don't think you can look at it unless you're in it.
But here's a link:
football.fantasysports.yahoo.com/f1/446
Yes, it seems that I cannot weigh in on the rosters via a yahoo link. Send the rosters out to the watch, and I'll comment!

Posted: Sat Aug 26, 2006 6:03 pm
by Cybrweez
Guns, do you have a YahooID? Maybe that's all you need?

Its ugly, but here it is:

Huffing Kittens
1. (1) S. Alexander
2. (20) A. Boldin
3. (21) M. Harrison
4. (40) R. Droughns
5. (41) D. Jackson
6. (60) D. Culpepper
7. (61) C. Cooley
8. (80) A. Vinatieri
9. (81) Indianapolis
10. (100) J. Addai
11. (101) N. Burleson
12. (120) B. Favre
13. (121) H. Miller
14. (140) A. Bryant
15. (141) N. Kaeding
16. (160) Minnesota
THUNDERCRUNCH
1. (2) L. Johnson
2. (19) B. Westbrook
3. (22) R. Moss
4. (39) E. Manning
5. (42) J. Shockey
6. (59) T. Houshmandzadeh
7. (62) Ro. Smith
8. (79) Tampa Bay
9. (82) M. Vanderjagt
10. (99) Mi. Vick
11. (102) C. Martin
12. (119) L. Smith
13. (122) J. Kasay
14. (139) J. Jurevicius
15. (142) D. Givens
16. (159) New England
Brinn
1. (3) L. Tomlinson
2. (18) T. Owens
3. (23) W. McGahee
4. (38) M. Hasselbeck
5. (43) Ro. Williams
6. (58) J. Witten
7. (63) K. Jones
8. (78) C. Taylor
9. (83) E. Kennison
10. (98) Ma. Jones
11. (103) S. Graham
12. (118) L. White
13. (123) B. Watson
14. (138) Cincinnati
15. (143) D. Akers
16. (158) B. Leftwich
BeerGuzzlers
1. (4) C. Portis
2. (17) C. Johnson
3. (24) W. Parker
4. (37) T. Brady
5. (44) T. Gonzalez
6. (57) D. McAllister
7. (64) M. Muhammad
8. (77) K. McCardell
9. (84) T. Green
10. (97) Mi. Clayton
11. (104) Jacksonville
12. (117) D. Williams
13. (124) Ma. Clayton
14. (137) M. Lewis
15. (144) M. Brunell
16. (157) L. Tynes
The Reapers
1. (5) P. Manning
2. (16) T. Holt
3. (25) D. Foster
4. (36) T. Heap
5. (45) W. Dunn
6. (56) D. Mason
7. (65) Carolina
8. (76) L. Coles
9. (85) J. Feely
10. (96) F. Taylor
11. (105) D. Stallworth
12. (116) B. Lloyd
13. (125) Miami
14. (136) T. Duckett
15. (145) M. Booker
16. (156) M. Bell
NM Sandgorgons
1. (6) E. James
2. (15) A. Gates
3. (26) J. Walker
4. (35) R. Wayne
5. (46) R. Bush
6. (55) J. Delhomme
7. (66) T. Jones
8. (75) Pittsburgh
9. (86) K. Johnson
10. (95) K. Warner
11. (106) V. Davis
12. (115) I. Bruce
13. (126) Denver
14. (135) J. Brown
15. (146) D. Rhodes
16. (155) S. Holmes
Clovis Mammoths
1. (7) S. Jackson
2. (14) C. Williams
3. (27) C. Dillon
4. (34) Sa. Moss
5. (47) D. McNabb
6. (54) J. Horn
7. (67) D. Branch
8. (74) T. Glenn
9. (87) Seattle
10. (94) D. Bledsoe
11. (107) L. Maroney
12. (114) C. Benson
13. (127) K. Winslow
14. (134) E. Moulds
15. (147) J. Wilkins
16. (154) Philadelphia
The Old Lords
1. (8) T. Barber
2. (13) L. Fitzgerald
3. (28) D. Davis
4. (33) C. Palmer
5. (48) J. Galloway
6. (53) D. Driver
7. (68) R. McMichael
8. (73) N. Rackers
9. (88) Baltimore
10. (93) T. Bell
11. (108) B. Roethlisberger
12. (113) K. Robinson
13. (128) J. Porter
14. (133) B. Troupe
15. (148) R. Longwell
16. (153) Washington
Leviathan
1. (9) L. Jordan
2. (12) R. Brown
3. (29) C. Chambers
4. (32) P. Burress
5. (49) A. Johnson
6. (52) A. Green
7. (69) Chicago
8. (72) Da. Clark
9. (89) D. Bennett
10. (92) D. Brees
11. (109) A. Brooks
12. (112) A. Randle El
13. (129) S. Janikowski
14. (132) Z. Hilton
15. (149) G. Jones
16. (152) Dallas
Better than last yr
1. (10) R. Johnson
2. (11) S. Smith
3. (30) J. Jones
4. (31) H. Ward
5. (50) M. Bulger
6. (51) A. Crumpler
7. (70) L. Evans
8. (71) New York
9. (90) J. Elam
10. (91) J. Lewis
11. (110) J. Plummer
12. (111) R. Brown
13. (130) K. Curtis
14. (131) J. Stevens
15. (150) Atlanta
16. (151) J. Reed

Posted: Sat Aug 26, 2006 6:42 pm
by A Gunslinger
It is my storied belief that Thundercrunch and Brinn fared the best here. Both had the brain to not only pick Johnson and Tomlinson 2 & 3 (I would have picked LJ #1 over Alexander, btw kittens) AND they both took the best remaining backs aon the board by end of the 3rd knowing they would have to wait forever to get another crack at a RB.

The kitties waited until round 4, and then picked RUEBEN DROUGNS??? Too much time batting at yarn balls, kitties. Next time do some studying. He has no O-line!!! He'll be luckyto emass 100 yards.

Then Thundercrunch and Brinn both found GREAT mid-round steals/value. Chester Taylor in the 8th round? Sick. Brinn, I doff my cap to you, buddy!
Shockey and T-Housh in rounds 5 & 6? Wow.

As far as guys who picked late in round one (and if an owner here is good, championships can be won picking late) who missed out on the big early studs...the key is picking for value...that is understaning that at a certain point QBs and RBs are interchangleable and it is best to pick stud TEs, DFs, and Kickers to cpmate with the guys who picked early studs.

Looking at the late teams, it looks like Betthan Last Year ought to live up to his name. He took the 1st WR (Smith), got another top 10 WR in Ward, still got 2 better than average RBs. He looks a little weak at QGB as Bulger is the ultimate candy-bone. The gets hurt when the winds blows hard for crissake.

Thundercrunch is my favorite, followed by Brinn and Better. Then Clovis, then the rest of you are fairly equal. If I were the kitties, I'd consider trading for some depth at RB, or hitting the catnip and pretendsing all is well with his team.
Not seeing the divisions, I'd say its Thunder's to lose (on paper), but all should be somewhat competetive., though Leviathan and the Guzzlers look pretty lame.

Man I wish I was in with you guys.

Posted: Sat Aug 26, 2006 8:29 pm
by Cybrweez
Guns, for the record, my draft was auto-pick, I couldn't be there live. However, I agree, I got solid RB and WR, tho Bulger, Plummer and Volek aren't exactly superstars. However, if Plummer matches last year, he can hold his own against majority of QBs out there.

However, Brinn is praying for TO to work out. If not, he's really hurt in WR.

And Thunder is relying on Westbrook getting healthy, course, I hope so too, I'm an Eagles fan.

Old Lords, w/Davis and Palmer, could be top 3 or last place.

As for 1st 3 picks, I would've taken Alexander, then LT, then LJ. I think LJ may miss offensive coordinator and 2 retiring O-line, including one that was good, I think it was Roaf?

Posted: Sat Aug 26, 2006 9:54 pm
by danlo
Alot has changed since the draft roster--I now have E. Wilford and A. Toomer at WR and S. McNair while dropping Bruce, Denver and S. Holmes.

I was going on recovery to greatness: J. Walker and a youth moment: Bush, Davis and Holmes--but I just couldn't hang with Holmes. I'm also hoping Addai has rough year and that it's Wayne's year to win the Manning TD derby. :P I've also had so many DAM mediocure TEs in the past two years--people like Bubba Franks, Pollard, Clark and Kleinsasser come to mind--that I said screw it I'm getting the two best. 8)

Yes it's Roaf, Green talked to him today to try to get him to come back--not likely though.

Posted: Sat Aug 26, 2006 10:03 pm
by A Gunslinger
The Chiefs have a lot of depth on the line, and Edwards is going to give LJ the ball 25-30 times a game. I like the chances of his repeating a 20TD performance.

Danlo, Walker is coming off the knee...I just can't trust him this year, though living in WI I have seen him play in person a number of times. He is good. Bush, if he does more than 10 touches a game should pay you some dividends, but right now he is you #2, correct? T Jones will help.

One of you guys needs to snap up Greg Jennings, WR: Pack.

Posted: Sat Aug 26, 2006 10:16 pm
by danlo
I'm not worried about Walker (I might be more worried about Rod Smith and Plummer) that's why I backed him up with Wilford. I think Leftwich will be better this year and with Smith gone--the world is Wilford's oyster (if he wants it). Yes Bush was a risk that's why I had to pick someone like Jones--I like what's happening right now in Chicago and I think Jones is so pissed and determined he'll have Benson for lunch this year.

Posted: Sat Aug 26, 2006 10:18 pm
by A Gunslinger
danlo wrote:I'm not worried about Walker (I might be more worried about Rod Smith and Plummer) that's why I backed him up with Wilford. I think Leftwich will be better this year and with Smith gone--the world is Wilford's oyster (if he wants it). Yes Bush was a risk that's why I had to pick someone like Jones--I like what's happening right now in Chicago and I think Jones is so pissed and determined he'll have Benson for lunch this year.

Benson was another wasted pick by the Bears. Trust me, T Jones will be the starter there. Benson is immature and is hated by his teammates. Last week, rather than watch the game with his teammates, he left and weatched the game from the training room.

Posted: Sat Aug 26, 2006 10:21 pm
by danlo
And two respected teammates ratted him out to the press--now that's a kiss of death if I ever heard one.

Posted: Sat Aug 26, 2006 10:38 pm
by A Gunslinger
Yeah... clearly he is a (SRD word coming up!) pariah.

Posted: Sun Aug 27, 2006 3:03 am
by Brinn
Ben Watson...Best...Pick...EVER!

8 Receptions, 97 Yards and a TD...In the first half.

Posted: Sun Aug 27, 2006 3:24 am
by A Gunslinger
Brinn wrote:Ben Watson...Best...Pick...EVER!

8 Receptions, 97 Yards and a TD...In the first half.

Don't be so smug! Oh wait, I forgot to whom i was talking.


:wink:

Posted: Sun Aug 27, 2006 3:31 am
by danlo
we'll see...

Posted: Mon Aug 28, 2006 12:49 pm
by dANdeLION
A Gunslinger wrote:I would have picked LJ #1 over Alexander, btw kittens......The kitties waited until round 4, and then picked RUEBEN DROUGNS??? Too much time batting at yarn balls, kitties. Next time do some studying. He has no O-line!!! He'll be lucky to emass 100 yards.
....If I were the kitties, I'd consider trading for some depth at RB, or hitting the catnip and pretendsing all is well with his team.
You idiot, the thing autodrafted!

Posted: Mon Aug 28, 2006 1:20 pm
by A Gunslinger
dANdeLION wrote:
A Gunslinger wrote:I would have picked LJ #1 over Alexander, btw kittens......The kitties waited until round 4, and then picked RUEBEN DROUGNS??? Too much time batting at yarn balls, kitties. Next time do some studying. He has no O-line!!! He'll be lucky to emass 100 yards.
....If I were the kitties, I'd consider trading for some depth at RB, or hitting the catnip and pretendsing all is well with his team.
You idiot, the thing autodrafted!

Be that as it may, yahoo STILL allows you to go in and rank your players ahead of the auto-draft, no? Drougns should have been near the bottom of anyone's list. No one should ever let the autodraft occur without firt ranking the players!!

Posted: Mon Aug 28, 2006 1:38 pm
by dANdeLION
To be honest, I forgot the Browns even existed, like most NFL fans. What make even less sense is that Drougns is on my 'can't cut' list......