Avurax wrote:I posted this invitation in the Random Thoughts thread last week but this might be the more appropriate venue (though I am not ruling out posting a follow up in the Random Thoughts area later in the week ).Yahoo's Survival Football All you have to do is pick 1 winning team each week. The challenge is that you can only pick a team once. So picking the Patriots in week 1 takes the Patriots off your board the rest of the season. For anyone who is interested: http://football.fantasysports.yahoo.com/survivalGroup ID: 9661 Password: collectThe NFL regular season kicks off one week from tomorrow for those in North America (Thursday September 4th).
mdr003 wrote:Wow... AP not in the top 25 for Luddite scoring last year.Who to keep? I have Moss, Chad, Westbrook and AP. I can only keep one you say? Bugger.As well as QBs and WRs.... make sure you have a decent long range kicker. Lots of points available there too.I don't mind drafting in 10th.... sometimes having the 10th/11th picks is better than having 1st and 21st. RegardsMike
lucyjoyce wrote:The Ladies of Pain's first matchup is against your Grimjacks, JG. Bring it on.
PaulKM wrote:Bugger. I've been researching things the wrong way round. I must have misread something, damn internet drafts. Now I have to rethink my whole strategy!? Autodraft, yeah that's it....Ouch: seven top players already gone! I don't wanna go first.The Cones of Light are going to blind me, tie me up, and take my pocket change.
Aneoth wrote:I agree with Paul.Last minute change to the biggest part of the leagues rules makes all previous work done useless piles of garbage.I wish we could simply use the rules that we used last year, as was posted when you were asking for more managers to participate in the luddittes this year.If we all want a keeper league next year, let the team managers vote this year to make it a keeper league next year.
I also think I'm going to enable a "Keeper" function allowing everyone to keep one member from their team from last season....
Especially when you already have Moss, or Westbrook........... Can you say Fantasy domination from the start?
Badmike wrote:It's not any different from having the 7th pick in the draft....and having LT, AP, Marion Barber, and Westbrook still available at that pick...which they will be from what I'm seeing. Basically a "keeper" league is just to promote continuity and reward continued participation. BTW most keeper leagues (my money league included) allow multiple keeper picks at various positions...!Even with that, two years ago my money league had a brand spanking new team come in, with no holdovers, and 27 players off the table (each returning team gets three keepers, no more than one from each position), and proceeding to beat the living tar out of the old pros and win the league. If you're good, you're good, and you don't need excuses....Mike B.
Aneoth wrote:OK. I totaly read it all wrong then.my apologies.In that case, do We HAVE to keep anyone at all?NONE of my players would likely be a top ten choice (much less top 6) in any sort of draft.Not Even Anderson.Have you seen his SOS this year?OMG but its brutal..........He will be lucky to be the starter by week 7.Thats if he can still walk.I would MUCH rather pick from the available players left at No. 6.If I had Brady AND LT then yeah... no brainer there.Same thing for Moss AND Westbrook.If I had even one of them it would be a no brainer... but I didnt.You know what I had... they were all (at best) average players who outperformed their ADP ratings.Heck only one of my RBs was even a starter at the draft last year.... .Edgerrin James....... he was THE stud RB for my team........ And he could easily fall over from old age any minute.I will need to know before your midnight deadline of course, if I must pick one of those asshats I had last season to be my keeper. Once again, I would MUCH rather pick from the first round draft choices remaining along with the new guys.
.... It's tough to pull the trigger on them this year, though, as age will eventually take it's toll and no one wants to be holding the bag when they crumple.