Seth Paxton
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I guess I didn't quite grasp your method Brad.
Oh well, random is random. The gist of your method works great no matter how you apply it.
To me the key to your draft spot is more in what type of team you will get, not whether you will win or not. A top 3-4 slot basically means you must take a stud RB as your main guy and he will be carrying most of the load. After that you get a medium level QB and maybe a strong WR.
But if you draft later it might mean that you have a stud QB or WR paired with an average RB, or maybe you bail on RBs totally and try to kick butt in the other positions.
You can take Vick, Dante or Peyton before Tomlinson, but most people would think you were an idiot, at least in these more traditional scoring methods.
My other Yahoo league gives points for COMP-INC PASSES (so +50% means positive points, -50% is negative points). A control passer like Manning can and does score big in that league, so I took him with the #3 pick. Last year he was the top scorer in our league and had the biggest margin of point difference to the next best guy in his category.
Plus you only get 1 point per 20 yds rush/rec and 1 point per catch. Not a really RB friendly league, though the studs are still studs thanks to pass catching (LT for example).
Oh well, random is random. The gist of your method works great no matter how you apply it.
To me the key to your draft spot is more in what type of team you will get, not whether you will win or not. A top 3-4 slot basically means you must take a stud RB as your main guy and he will be carrying most of the load. After that you get a medium level QB and maybe a strong WR.
But if you draft later it might mean that you have a stud QB or WR paired with an average RB, or maybe you bail on RBs totally and try to kick butt in the other positions.
You can take Vick, Dante or Peyton before Tomlinson, but most people would think you were an idiot, at least in these more traditional scoring methods.
My other Yahoo league gives points for COMP-INC PASSES (so +50% means positive points, -50% is negative points). A control passer like Manning can and does score big in that league, so I took him with the #3 pick. Last year he was the top scorer in our league and had the biggest margin of point difference to the next best guy in his category.
Plus you only get 1 point per 20 yds rush/rec and 1 point per catch. Not a really RB friendly league, though the studs are still studs thanks to pass catching (LT for example).