Desert Bills Fan Posted Friday at 01:58 PM Posted Friday at 01:58 PM 2 hours ago, frostbitmic said: I had my first of two drafts Tuesday night, my second is tomorrow night. This is a traditional scoring league at NFL.com but has two extra players and plays two flex players and two Kickers. this is a 10 person league and I had the first pick, can you guess who ? QB - Josh Allen RB - Josh Jacobs, Alvin Kamara WR - Nico Collins, Tyreek Hill Flex - Courtland Sutton, Aaron Jones TE - Mark Andrews DST - Ravens K - Harrison Butker, Daniel Carlson Bench - C J Stroud, Zach Charbonnet, Keon Coleman, Deebo Samuel, Cade Otten, Lions. Nice! I especially like those bolded above. 1 1 Quote
Roundybout Posted Friday at 03:18 PM Posted Friday at 03:18 PM 1/2 PPR, one FLEX, 10-man league. Standard scoring except we have a "nuclear kick" benefit where if your kicker boots a 65+-yarder, you get 50 points. QB: Lamar Jackson RB: James Cook RB: Treveyon Henderson WR: Justin Jefferson WR: Brian Thomas Jr. TE: David Njoku FLEX: Zay Flowers DST: Steelers K: Tyler Bass Bench: JK Dobbins, Josh Downs, Chris Godwin, Aaron Jones, Colston Loveland, Jacobi Meyers, Braelon Allen. I picked 4/10. Kicker might be an issue. I'm also not thrilled with my RB situation. I like Henderson for his kick return ability, and I like the Jackson/Flowers stack. 1 2 Quote
Tanoros Posted Friday at 03:32 PM Posted Friday at 03:32 PM Has anyone tried the Sleeper App for fantasy football? I started a new 10 league this year that’s 1 ppr, redraft, with blind action waiver wire. I’m 9/10 and we pick tomorrow morning. I’m also the comish in a 12 ppr, redraft, blind auction waiver, ESPN league. We’ve done this league for over 10 years now, probably close to 15. After seeing Sleeper, it puts ESPN to shame. I love mock drafting and Sleeper doesn’t great job at it. You can see all of your past mocks, plus invite people into the mock draft, making it easy to practice with others. There is also a feature I’m trying out this year. Everyone in the league has two matchups each week. A regular head to head and then you play against the average score of everyone in the league. So you can go 2-0, 1-1, or 0-2. I’ve had a lot of fun over the years expanding the playoff field, which keeps just about everyone in the hunt until the very end, so I’m excited to see how things shake out with the two matchups a week. 1 Quote
US Egg Posted Friday at 04:11 PM Posted Friday at 04:11 PM My one league this year is trying a single RB and one RB/WR along the standard 2 WR, Flex, TE, along with adding another IR spot, to address the RB shortfall that has been increasing. I like the idea. 2 Quote
Logic Posted Friday at 04:18 PM Posted Friday at 04:18 PM My 12 team home league roster. Full PPR, one flex. Was planning to go RB heavy early because WR is so deep this year, but the rest of the league beat me to it, so I pivoted. WRs first three rounds. Wound up with my usual Zero RB build: Three elite receivers, good tight end, fill the bench with upside and dart throw running backs. QB: Fields/Lawrence/Young RB: Kamara RB: Pacheco WR: Nabers WR: London TE: Andrews Flex: McConkey D/ST: LAC K: Tyler Loop Notable bench: Chris Olave, Tyrone Tracy, Jordan Mason, Braelon Allen, Dylan Sampson, Kyle Monangai (like I said...RB upside and dart throw plays) This strategy tends to work pretty well for me most years because WR tends to be more stable health-wise than RB. I think Pacheco is gonna remind everyone this year why he had a 2nd round ADP the year before, and I think London is gonna lead the league in WR targets. Overall, I feel good. And ESPN ranked my roster dead last, which is how I know I'm onto something! 1 1 Quote
The Jokeman Posted Friday at 04:23 PM Posted Friday at 04:23 PM 49 minutes ago, Tanoros said: Has anyone tried the Sleeper App for fantasy football? I started a new 10 league this year that’s 1 ppr, redraft, with blind action waiver wire. I’m 9/10 and we pick tomorrow morning. I’m also the comish in a 12 ppr, redraft, blind auction waiver, ESPN league. We’ve done this league for over 10 years now, probably close to 15. After seeing Sleeper, it puts ESPN to shame. I love mock drafting and Sleeper doesn’t great job at it. You can see all of your past mocks, plus invite people into the mock draft, making it easy to practice with others. There is also a feature I’m trying out this year. Everyone in the league has two matchups each week. A regular head to head and then you play against the average score of everyone in the league. So you can go 2-0, 1-1, or 0-2. I’ve had a lot of fun over the years expanding the playoff field, which keeps just about everyone in the hunt until the very end, so I’m excited to see how things shake out with the two matchups a week. I've been using the Sleeper app/website for hmmm 5-9 years. It's a blur tbh. 2 Quote
Johnny Hammersticks Posted Friday at 04:27 PM Author Posted Friday at 04:27 PM 1 hour ago, Roundybout said: 1/2 PPR, one FLEX, 10-man league. Standard scoring except we have a "nuclear kick" benefit where if your kicker boots a 65+-yarder, you get 50 points. QB: Lamar Jackson RB: James Cook RB: Treveyon Henderson WR: Justin Jefferson WR: Brian Thomas Jr. TE: David Njoku FLEX: Zay Flowers DST: Steelers K: Tyler Bass Bench: JK Dobbins, Josh Downs, Chris Godwin, Aaron Jones, Colston Loveland, Jacobi Meyers, Braelon Allen. I picked 4/10. Kicker might be an issue. I'm also not thrilled with my RB situation. I like Henderson for his kick return ability, and I like the Jackson/Flowers stack. Henderson is going to be a PPR machine. Again, looks like Godwin isn’t going to be practicing fully until after week three. I guess there’s a chance he plays week 4. Too bad TB didn’t just put him on short term IR. I love Colston Loveland. He’ll probably end up being your TE1 before long. 9 minutes ago, Logic said: My 12 team home league roster. Full PPR, one flex. Was planning to go RB heavy early because WR is so deep this year, but the rest of the league beat me to it, so I pivoted. WRs first three rounds. Wound up with my usual Zero RB build: Three elite receivers, good tight end, fill the bench with upside and dart throw running backs. QB: Fields/Lawrence/Young RB: Kamara RB: Pacheco WR: Nabers WR: London TE: Andrews Flex: McConkey D/ST: LAC K: Tyler Loop Notable bench: Chris Olave, Tyrone Tracy, Jordan Mason, Braelon Allen, Dylan Sampson, Kyle Monangai (like I said...RB upside and dart throw plays) This strategy tends to work pretty well for me most years because WR tends to be more stable health-wise than RB. I think Pacheco is gonna remind everyone this year why he had a 2nd round ADP the year before, and I think London is gonna lead the league in WR targets. Overall, I feel good. And ESPN ranked my roster dead last, which is how I know I'm onto something! Jordan Mason is going to be a big part of the offense. I think Pacheco is going to be bogged down in a RBBC situation. Just my opinion. 1 1 Quote
Logic Posted Friday at 04:32 PM Posted Friday at 04:32 PM 3 minutes ago, Johnny Hammersticks said: Jordan Mason is going to be a big part of the offense. I think Pacheco is going to be bogged down in a RBBC situation. Just my opinion. I agree on Mason. I also think the chatter about Braelon Allen being a legitimate 1B to Breece's 1A and maybe even overtaking the lead role is real. He's been lighting up camp, and the new coaching staff seems to love him. I respectfully disagree on Pacheco. I don't think 30-year-old Hunt or Elijah Mitchell are taking meaningful snaps from him. By sheer workload and red zone opportunity alone, I think he finishes as a top 20 fantasy RB. If I'm wrong on Pacheco, then hopefully my Mason, Allen, Sampson, or Tuten tickets hit. 2 Quote
eball Posted Friday at 04:44 PM Posted Friday at 04:44 PM I never even think about drafting defense; I stream my defenses week-to-week based upon the opponent. 1 3 Quote
Johnny Hammersticks Posted Friday at 05:00 PM Author Posted Friday at 05:00 PM 15 minutes ago, eball said: I never even think about drafting defense; I stream my defenses week-to-week based upon the opponent. I tend to take the same approach. Roster 2 defenses and then play them week to week based on matchups. 1 1 Quote
eball Posted Friday at 05:02 PM Posted Friday at 05:02 PM Just now, Johnny Hammersticks said: I tend to take the same approach. Roster 2 defenses and then play them week to week based on matchups. I hate taking up two roster positions with a defense. There is always something available on a given week that's playing a crappy offense -- there are a lot of crappy offenses in the NFL. 1 Quote
Logic Posted Friday at 05:03 PM Posted Friday at 05:03 PM 17 minutes ago, eball said: I never even think about drafting defense; I stream my defenses week-to-week based upon the opponent. Unfortunately, my league requires that defense and kicker be on the roster by the end of the draft. So I always take them in the last two rounds by mandate. First thing I do after the draft is drop both and add two additional players, then wait until near start of season to see if any players become IR worthy, etc, and eventually, begrudgingly, sign a kicker and defense. I'll admit: A good defense or kicker can definitely swing a week in your favor. 1 1 Quote
eball Posted Friday at 05:24 PM Posted Friday at 05:24 PM 19 minutes ago, Logic said: Unfortunately, my league requires that defense and kicker be on the roster by the end of the draft. So I always take them in the last two rounds by mandate. First thing I do after the draft is drop both and add two additional players, then wait until near start of season to see if any players become IR worthy, etc, and eventually, begrudgingly, sign a kicker and defense. I'll admit: A good defense or kicker can definitely swing a week in your favor. Yes, we have to draft one of each as well, but I don't give it a second's thought other than to see who the W1 opponent is. Quote
Offside Number 76 Posted Friday at 05:26 PM Posted Friday at 05:26 PM I've got 1OA in a 12-team snake draft, PPR, ESPN scoring. I think I want to trade draft slots. Thoughts? Quote
The Jokeman Posted Friday at 06:12 PM Posted Friday at 06:12 PM 43 minutes ago, Offside Number 76 said: I've got 1OA in a 12-team snake draft, PPR, ESPN scoring. I think I want to trade draft slots. Thoughts? In redraft leagues I liked being toward the end in snake draft. As the ability to get two top 15 talents to me gives you a better chance to be a good/great team. Toss in gives you ability to look at big picture and not necessarily follow trends and sometimes even lead trends to better serve you later when comes to getting depth players. Quote
4th&long Posted Friday at 06:58 PM Posted Friday at 06:58 PM 12 team league QB goff/fields Rb barkley/ chase brown WR evans/T. Hill TE Njoku Flex D. Swift Ravens D Kicker doesn't matter Bench H. Brown Z. Flowers C. Loveland J. Mason D. Sampson J. Blue Ir- B. Aiyuk Don't hesitate to add Amy draft kings talk in this thread. I would like to win more than the $15 and $20 games once in my life. 1 Quote
Gugny Posted Friday at 07:53 PM Posted Friday at 07:53 PM 19 hours ago, Johnny Hammersticks said: Hey all. I thought it would be cool to have a fantasy football thread on the main board. The FF sub-forum doesn’t seem to get a lot of traffic. I reached out to @Simon and while not a traditional practice here at TBD, he kindly agreed to pin a thread for about a week or so. Maybe another one around the trade deadline depending upon how this goes. As many people are holding their drafts this weekend, this seemed like a good time. Please feel free to post your roster for evaluation, discuss your “sleeper” players, draft strategy and anything else FF draft related. This is from my son’s league which drafted on Monday. Eight team re-draft league. One point PPR. I picked 4th. My team: QB: Jayden Daniels RB: Jahmyr Gibbs RB: De’Von Achane WR: CeeDee Lamb WR: Tyreek Hill Flex: Jaxon Smith-Njigba TE: TJ Hockenson D/ST: Bills K: Tyler Bass Bench: Caleb Williams, Tony Pollard, Calvin Ridley, Emeka Egbuka, Kyle Pitts, Kaleb Johnson, and Jacory Croskey-Merritt. Thoughts? I’m trying to think of someone to drop so I can pick up another defense/ST. I released Jacoby Meyers to add Egbuka, and Pacheco to pick up Croskey-Merritt. I thought of you the other day when I nearly sat on one of my nuts. Happy Labor Day! 1 Quote
Johnny Hammersticks Posted Friday at 08:00 PM Author Posted Friday at 08:00 PM 6 minutes ago, Gugny said: I thought of you the other day when I nearly sat on one of my nuts. Happy Labor Day! 😂 Cheers, my friend 🍻 1 hour ago, 4th&long said: 12 team league QB goff/fields Rb barkley/ chase brown WR evans/T. Hill TE Njoku Flex D. Swift Ravens D Kicker doesn't matter Bench H. Brown Z. Flowers C. Loveland J. Mason D. Sampson J. Blue Ir- B. Aiyuk Don't hesitate to add Amy draft kings talk in this thread. I would like to win more than the $15 and $20 games once in my life. Dang man. That’s pretty solid for a 12 man league! Well done! 1 Quote
billsfan89 Posted Friday at 08:15 PM Posted Friday at 08:15 PM My draft is Tuesday, very odd year because it is one of those dangerous years that can feel predictable but those are often times the most volatile years. From the Bills perspective it is one of those years where outside of Josh whose gonna be in most formats a 2nd round pick there's a lot of good reasons to outside of Josh avoid taking a player or take a player. I would say most draftable players outside of Josh James Cook (gonna go in late round 3 to early round 5 range) Kincaid (Likely a round 8-10 players) Keon (likely round 7-8 player) Shakir (likely round 7-9 player) Palmer(likely round 10 or later) Bills Defense (viable fantasy defense) But for as good as any one of those players can be there's also big risk involved in taking them and an equally compelling case not to. Quote
Johnny Hammersticks Posted Friday at 09:08 PM Author Posted Friday at 09:08 PM 48 minutes ago, billsfan89 said: My draft is Tuesday, very odd year because it is one of those dangerous years that can feel predictable but those are often times the most volatile years. From the Bills perspective it is one of those years where outside of Josh whose gonna be in most formats a 2nd round pick there's a lot of good reasons to outside of Josh avoid taking a player or take a player. I would say most draftable players outside of Josh James Cook (gonna go in late round 3 to early round 5 range) Kincaid (Likely a round 8-10 players) Keon (likely round 7-8 player) Shakir (likely round 7-9 player) Palmer(likely round 10 or later) Bills Defense (viable fantasy defense) But for as good as any one of those players can be there's also big risk involved in taking them and an equally compelling case not to. James Cook is a tough one for me bc while he is the lead back, Davis and (mainly) Ty Johnson poach a lot of touches in obvious passing situations. I expect a regression from last year in terms of rushing TDs. Particularly with JA taking a lot of the goal line touches. That said, I’d take him as a RB3/flex option in a heartbeat. The only WR I’d target in later rounds is Keon Coleman who I see an expanded role for this year. Especially RZ targets. Wait and see on Shakir. Quote
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