The single MOST random position, and another reason for Jones to hate on this whole system, is the D Spot. Here are two spots on your roster where you can FLEX in any defender. Some managers just keep their two best players in these spots all year, while others swap them around. This makes winning … Continue reading Best Positional Coach: D-Spot Edition
Well, here's a bit of a shock. The highest scoring D-Linemen in the league this year; Detroit's own Romeo Okwara. And he finished the year in our league on the Waiver Wire. So who was the best D-Lineman still rostered at the end? That would be DeForest Buckner, who finished up with the Tim Bradys, … Continue reading Best Positional Coach: Defensive Line Edition
So the Running Back slightly (eventually) edged out the Tight End as the next domino fell in the Positional rankings. There is quite a bit of range here, with our first-place team finishing with MORE than double the RB points as our last-place team. In that coveted 12-spot is the (now retired?) BE A MAN … Continue reading Best Positional Coach: Running Backs Edition
So after finishing the QB stuff, and the logical second step - Kickers - we now move on to wideouts, which edged out the RB spot by one vote. (Thanks to the 3 people who actually voted. Merica!) Here we see the biggest difference from first to worst of the positions so far, with Murphy … Continue reading Best Positional Coach: Wide Receiver Edition
Just as predicted, following the Quarterback post, the thing people most cared about was, the Kicker. Much like the QB, Kicker is another position for which we have only one slot. That means only thirteen chances to make it work for you here. Based on our scoring, the kicker who produced the most points this … Continue reading Best Positional Coach: Kicker Edition
This is the first of several coming pieces about which teams had the most success at which positional aspects of the game. We're going to start off with the Quarterback position. We, as a league, averaged 4266 points for the season in the QB slot. Helping to drag that average down was the Flying Dutchmen, … Continue reading Best Positional Coach: Quarterback Edition
After near two weeks of licking my wounds, a time which saw the Mallrats upset not just by The Tim Bradys, but also by QAnon for the second post-season in a row. I hate everyone and everything. So John beat me and then lost to Steve who was coming off of a BYE. Kyle advanced … Continue reading Playoff Nightmares; Quasar vs. Brady
2004 was a simpler time. Many of us were in East Lansing, drinking our faces off. The Detroit Pistons has just won their first title (of several, presumably) since the Bad Boy Era, Spider-Man 2 was giving us hope for how amazing Spider-Man 3 was sure to be, and George W. Bush got re-elected President … Continue reading Season in Review: 2004
Now that the regular season is over, and it seems the stats corrections have dropped, let's take a look at the total scoring numbers for the year.
Here's out the Regular Season Cash situation looks so far... 1st Place for the Regular Season – $40 Based on Record and Yahoo tie-breakers, this will go to the team that enters the playoffs as the #1 seed. WINNER - Sc4_Skippers Most Points – $40 This goes to the team that scores the most overall … Continue reading Taking A Look At the Regular Season Payouts…UPDATE
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