Fantasy Football 2014-15
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brutus161Drafted last night in a 14 team league. It's the first time I've ever been in a league with more than 12. I'm pretty sure my strategy was fucked up.
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Dr. KnOiTaLLHad my draft over the weekend. Pretty happy with the way it turned out. Unconventional draft style, so I'll post the round and pick in the round. Standard scoring league with passing TD's counting for 6 points and individual defensive players. QB, RB, RB, WR, WR, WR, TE, K, DEF, D, D, D, 6 BENCH
1(5). Lacy
2(12). Jeffery
3(7). V. Jackson
4(2). L Bell
5(9). Gerhart
6(4). Ryan
7(11). Derrick Johnson (IDP)
8(6). R Randle
9(1). B Wagner (IDP)
10(8). Jordan Reed
11(3). P Worrilow (IDP)
12(10). Josh Gordon
13(5). G Jennings
14(12). M Ingram
15(7). A Dobson
16(2). D Freeman
17(9). J Tucker
18(4). CLE D
Thoughts? Pretty pleased with it overall! -
SportsAndLadyQuestion for people who have keeper leagues where your keeper is drafted in the round he was originally selected:
Can you have draft pick trading?
In my league we are contemplating moving from just our keepers being drafted in the 14th round, to where if you kept shady McCoy and he was a first round pick you "lose" your first round pick next season. But I don't see how you can enable draft pick trading with this style. -
lhslep134SportsAndLady;1647723 wrote:
In my league we are contemplating moving from just our keepers being drafted in the 14th round, to where if you kept shady McCoy and he was a first round pick you "lose" your first round pick next season. But I don't see how you can enable draft pick trading with this style.
I'm keeping McCoy and losing my 1st. We have draft pick trading but it must be an equal amount of picks given up by each side. I could trade my 2nd and 8th for a 3rd and 5th for example.
What are you unsure about when it comes to trading picks? I'm confused as to where you're confused. -
SportsAndLady
Yeah I'm not sure I am wording this correctly hahalhslep134;1647725 wrote:I'm keeping McCoy and losing my 1st. We have draft pick trading but it must be an equal amount of picks given up by each side. I could trade my 2nd and 8th for a 3rd and 5th for example.
What are you unsure about when it comes to trading picks? I'm confused as to where you're confused.
So say in year 1 I draft McCoy in the first. Throughout that year I do not know if McCoy will be my keeper. Throughout that year, I get a trade offer where I give up my first round pick.
Wouldn't by accepting that trade not allow me to keep shady? -
SportsAndLady
In your scenario, what if you decide you want to keep your second round pick (say McCoy breaks his fucking neck). Yet you already traded your second round pick this year. What do you do?lhslep134;1647725 wrote:I'm keeping McCoy and losing my 1st. We have draft pick trading but it must be an equal amount of picks given up by each side. I could trade my 2nd and 8th for a 3rd and 5th for example.
What are you unsure about when it comes to trading picks? I'm confused as to where you're confused. -
Lovejoy1984Drafted my team Sunday Morning. 12 man PPR had 11th pick.
Rodgers
D. Martin
Zac Stacy
Fitz
Reggie Wayne
Golden Tate
Ben Tate
Martellus Bennett
Rams
Nugent
We start 3 WRs so that's my probable starting group.
Bench.
Matt Ryan
Bishop Sankey
Gates
Mike Evans
Kenny Stills
Terrence West
Mohammed Sanu
What say you? -
Midstate01I use the site called football guys. If you Google rate my team it'll pop up. Its always been accurate for me and weekly would send me ideas for the week. It's pretty cool.
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lhslep134
Since I'm commish, for my league I would say that if you accept a trade where you give up your first rounder, you'd be forfeiting the right to keep your previous 1st rounder (here it's McCoy).SportsAndLady;1647728 wrote: Throughout that year, I get a trade offer where I give up my first round pick.
Wouldn't by accepting that trade not allow me to keep shady?
I see what you mean now. -
lhslep134
In that scenario I would give the owner two options: keep the player but forfeit your first rounder or you can't keep that player.SportsAndLady;1647733 wrote:In your scenario, what if you decide you want to keep your second round pick (say McCoy breaks his fucking neck). Yet you already traded your second round pick this year. What do you do? -
SportsAndLadyOkay that makes sense. So basically you have to be careful about trading a draft pick with this setup
Because it could prevent you from keeping the player drafted in that round. -
SportsAndLadyWhat if you trade away your first rounder, want to keep a player drafted in the first round, so you trade for someone else's first rounder. Can you now keep that player?
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lhslep134
PreciselySportsAndLady;1647751 wrote:Okay that makes sense. So basically you have to be careful about trading a draft pick with this setup
Because it could prevent you from keeping the player drafted in that round. -
lhslep134
I don't see why not, I would allow it. Since we do random draft orders every year, even with a keeper, I treat all picks from the same round the same. The last place team trading their 1st is the same as the first place team trading their 1st, IMO.SportsAndLady;1647752 wrote:What if you trade away your first rounder, want to keep a player drafted in the first round, so you trade for someone else's first rounder. Can you now keep that player? -
SportsAndLady
See, we do it differently. Draft order determined by regular season finish from precious year.lhslep134;1647755 wrote:I don't see why not, I would allow it. Since we do random draft orders every year, even with a keeper, I treat all picks from the same round the same. The last place team trading their 1st is the same as the first place team trading their 1st, IMO. -
Laley23
Id still allow it. No way to know where a team will finish when trade is made. ONLY way I would see a commish not seeing picks as equal is if the trade happens in the off-season where draft order is known 100%SportsAndLady;1647756 wrote:See, we do it differently. Draft order determined by regular season finish from precious year. -
SportsAndLady
Yeah I would allow it too.Laley23;1647757 wrote:Id still allow it. No way to know where a team will finish when trade is made. ONLY way I would see a commish not seeing picks as equal is if the trade happens in the off-season where draft order is known 100%
I just hate draft pick trading altogether but my league loves it and I put everything up to a vote. -
SportsAndLadyWe have the keeper round in the 14th round this is our leagues third season with keepers.
We are voting on whether to wipe it clean next season and start the keepers rounds where your keeper was drafted.
It's a 6-6 vote lol -
lhslep134
Ah yeah that completely different. Don't know how I'd approach that...SportsAndLady;1647756 wrote:See, we do it differently. Draft order determined by regular season finish from precious year.
Edit: probably what Laley said. -
GOONx19Draft tomorrow night. I've done zero research this year. If someone would send me their tiers or a link to some decent ones I would give them one rep.
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Laley23
I can send you mine later tonight. Its VERY generic, and doesnt stray too much from Yahoo!. I did it really quickly last night. My bigger money leagues arent for another 5 days, so I will spend more time before those ones. I have #1 pick in one, so I really need to do some strategy. You can never afford to wait on players making it back to you when the pick is 20+ players away...GOONx19;1647770 wrote:Draft tomorrow night. I've done zero research this year. If someone would send me their tiers or a link to some decent ones I would give them one rep. -
mucalum4910 team PPR/return yards count, picked 7th. Judge away...
QB - Tom Brady
WR - Dez Bryant
WR - Keenan Allen
WR - Cordarrelle Patterson
RB - Montee Ball
RB - Reggie Bush
TE - Jordan Cameron
Flex - Golden Tate
Defense - Baltimore
Kicker - Mike Nugent (always pick him last for nostalgia)
Bench - Colin Kaepernick
Bench - Ben Tate
Bench - Pierre Thomas
Bench - Danny Woodhead
Bench - Riley Cooper
Bench - Allen Hurns (why not, stud in preseason) -
Laley23Seems pretty weak for a 10 team league, to be honest.
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bigdaddy2003Just finished a draft. 25 dollar buy in, 10 teams.
Peyton Manning
Maurice Jones Drew
Stevan Ridley
AJ Green
Julio Jones
TY Hilton
Jasen Witten
Seattle
Dan Bailey
Phillip Rivers
Hakeem Nicks
Bishop Sankey
Brandon Cooks
Martellus Bennett
Buffalo
Cecil Shorts -
Dr. KnOiTaLL
Running backs leave a lot to be desired. There's even been talk that Ridley doesn't make the final 53 man roster in New England. Not that I think that's an accurate assumption, but it's a scary thought given your roster.bigdaddy2003;1647831 wrote:Just finished a draft. 25 dollar buy in, 10 teams.
Peyton Manning
Maurice Jones Drew
Stevan Ridley
AJ Green
Julio Jones
TY Hilton
Jasen Witten
Seattle
Dan Bailey
Phillip Rivers
Hakeem Nicks
Bishop Sankey
Brandon Cooks
Martellus Bennett
Buffalo
Cecil Shorts