All Activity

I seem to be having issues with the survivor link. I am in the pick em and the private survivor... but the general survivor link above doesn't work for me for some reason.

🎶For every cent you made we’ll be suing you.🎶

Just wrapped up My second draft and got a solid D grade from ESPN! is this team really that bad? I went RB heavy and waited late for QB. QB: Love (Lawrence) RB: Henry (Montgomery) RB: J Taylor (Braelin Allen) WR: McClaurin (Jennings) WR: Ridley (Diggs) WR: Kupp Flex: Henderson TE: Loveland (hunter Henry) Def: Jets (GB) K: Gay

Has anyone ever heard of a fantasy football manager receiving an F for a draft grade? I’m just curious if anyone has ever seen this in the wild.

It wouldn’t shock me if they won their division. It’s the decent Texans team and a bunch of bums in that division. A solid season from Cam Ward and a few upset wins, and that a 9-10 win team The Bucs are very good top to bottom. If baker goes on a run in January, they could make it. Flacco won a SB that way

Compare the amount of posts on Social Media or other places like Reddit or here celebrating the fact that we have an MVP QB who made the #3 spot on the list compared to the amount of posts completely focusing on Lamar being a single spot above him. We've gone from 20+ years of absolutely *dying* for a QB who was simply above average to considering it some kind of slight anytime Josh isn't listed as the #1 QB in the entire NFL. When throughout history, way more often than not - that position is up for debate. Even a large portion of the discussion after Josh won MVP was less about celebrating and more about arguing with or gloating to Ravens fans. Having a QB that is consistently in the Top 1, 2, or at worst 3 QB's in the entire league, won MVP honors, was #3 on the Top 100 List is an f'n dream come true. I'd rather revel in moments like these than feel slighted that our guy isn't THE unanimous #1 QB on every single list. Josh is an Elite QB, Lamar is an Elite QB.

Not quite sold on Detroit going that deep in the playoffs. Losing an OC of Ben Johnson's caliber will hurt

I get that Baker Mayfield is having a bit of a career resurgence, but no way in hell are they making it to the dance. Detroit vs Buffalo. This is the matchup I want to see

Is anyone having issues accessing episode 4? It seems to drive me to the episode for the Bears season.

I would never predict that. But I sure am hopeful!

He’s literally in the 490s in the NBA.

The exception proves the rule. For every Benford, there is 10 guys that never got a shot because the guy picked earlier ate up all the reps.

Pick 'em: https://football.fantasysports.yahoo.com/pickem/register/joingroup Group: 41599 Password: 2025 Survivor: https://football.fantasysports.yahoo.com/survival/register/joinprivategroup?gid=26360&invitation_key=fe06a6bd3d63a485 Password: 20245

https://www.nfl.com/news/top-100-players-of-2025-nos-10-1 the link.

Titans made the divisional round? Impressive

I predicted it as well. Where’s my thread?

Non-believers. Show ‘em Sunday night, Josh!

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/46088763/simulating-2025-nfl-season-predictions-playoffs-super-bowl-champion Bills win Super Bowl LX Bills Mafia, rejoice. Buffalo really did it. After coming up short four times in a row in the early 1990s and then knocking on the door in recent years with Josh Allen, the Bills finally burst through with a statement win. Buffalo was the best team in the regular season, winning 13 games to earn the No. 1 seed in the AFC. Allen won his second straight MVP award -- no controversy this time -- and the Lombardi Trophy was considered Buffalo's to lose. The Bills' No. 1 seed earned them a divisional round matchup against a plucky Titans team that wasn't ready for the moment. The Bills won 28-14. The real test came in the AFC Championship Game -- the last game ever in Highmark Stadium. The betting market pegged the Bills as 7.5-point favorites over the Buccaneers, which was more than enough. The Bills opened with a two-score lead in the first eight minutes on a 56-yard touchdown run by James Cook. It didn't get closer, so Allen hardly needed to make big plays. Cook took home Super Bowl LX MVP with his three touchdowns, and the Bills were finally victorious, trouncing Tampa Bay 55-23.

Gotta appreciate these days. I remember when the biggest thing in our fandom was a debate over whether Trent Edwards or JP Losman should start.

That was terrible!

There is no way Lamar should be ahead of Mahomes or Allen on any rational, non-agenda list......get that weak 💩 outa here!!

At this point it's actually a flex or way to troll ravens fans by saying "I don't care Josh got mvp last year". Like their whole personal identity revolves around making everyone know Lamar "deserved" mvp. Not only are they convinced Lamar is the best (once again, don't care), but they talk like Allen should be on a practice squad.