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Post by BigTimeOperator on Oct 25, 2005 13:00:33 GMT -5
I don't know about you guys but I am starting to hurt bad at WR in my fantasy leagues. I THOUGHT I had some strong guys at WR this year but I have had to go to the wire. I had Joe Horn, Marvin Harrison ( Who hasn't done much this year), Isaac Bruce and basically everyone who knows how to catch a freaken ball on the Seahawks. I am ranked #1 in my division but that is because my RB and QB are picking up the slack. I need to hit the wire again this week. I should be a juggernaut but i ma nothing more than a Pop Warner Team that only wind becuase the other team is too sidetracked by playing in the dirt.
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Post by Shevy on Oct 26, 2005 5:15:07 GMT -5
I'm just having shit luck in my 18-man fantasy league. Problems go as follows...
Danta Culpepper is my starting QB and also my first round draft pick. To say he's been underperforming would be an understatement. To add insult to injury, I drafted Rex Grossman as my back-up. He got injured. Then I drafted Chad Hutchinson. He got cut. So now I'm using Kyle Orton who does add a little stability, but not much.
Then I drafted David Akers WAY too high in the draft. He's been on the injury list and underperforming something awful, so I picked up Josh Brown on the line.
Other sporadic oddballs that have somehow made it onto my team include: TO, Jimmy Smith, Ronnie Brown, Jamal Lewis, Joey Galloway, and Erron Kinney.
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Post by BigTimeOperator on Oct 27, 2005 9:34:52 GMT -5
I lucked out at QB this year. I used to draft a QB in round three or four. But this year I decided to take achance and wait until round 10. I drafted Bledsoe and he has put up decent number this years.
I know this theory will not work every year but I lucked out this year taking a chance on a vet like him.
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Post by Hell Bent For Karate Mullets on Oct 27, 2005 10:08:33 GMT -5
That is a HUGE risk. But with big risks come big payoffs. You put a guy like Bledsoe behind a line that can give him three seconds to squeeze the ball off, especially to a really quality core of receivers, and he'll light up any defense. Other than him being completely immobile, the guy is still one of the better QB's in the NFL.
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