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"OT Fantasy Football Leagues"
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Since Pepe seems to be taking the summer off, here's information for the two OT fantasy football leagues that were created a while back. Both are Yahoo free leagues.Yahoo link League ID#: 48569
League Name: Politically Incorrect OTSports
Password: offtopic League ID#: 48574
League Name: OT Football '10 Rocks!
Password: offtopic Drafts are a few weeks off, but both leagues could use more players. 
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1. "Other Games!!!" |
Anyone who played last year was sent an e-mail reminder!The salary cap game does not open until 8/16. I can renew that one if we wish. Survival Football
ID# 5193
password - bebo pick 'em (no spread)
ID# 11856
password - icecat pick 'em (with spread)
ID# 11861
password - ayak NOTE: The games all have an option to continue through the playoffs now, which I opted for. I like that. Do you? Pepe is probably up at the cabin studying for the draft. 
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08-17-10, 12:28 PM (EST)
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9. "RE: Salary Cap Update..." |
pass on that, as well... I don't want to open anything on that place...
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08-17-10, 11:49 PM (EST)
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10. "RE: Status:" |
OT Rocks is now full as Vince's Victors has invaded!
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cahaya 14104 desperate attention whore postings
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16. "RE: Both leagues need 1 more team" |
LAST EDITED ON 08-23-10 AT 05:57 PM (EST)It's not that hard, michel. I started my first FF season in Rocks at nailbone's urging, and still finished 3rd (and then 3rd the season after that, followed by two years of back-to-back championships). Even if you start out with a so-so draft you can still build up a nice roster if you're alert in picking up-and-coming players during the season. It takes some time to research while constantly reading the news (every day, early in the morning!) if you want to have a good shot a winning a league. Edited to add: Ok, I did it (yikes!). I'm in the politically incorrect league with Escher's Geckos (a reincarnation of the infamous KL Geckos in OT Rocks). There's a lot of reading to do, although I've been following King on SI on his training camp reports from week to week. Go for it, michel, it's fun stuff, much like chess. Post a question if think you could use some pointers. I've posted some replies in the past. As a former FF writer, I suggest checking out the tools provided by the FF league site, as these (with the point systems they adopt) serve as a basis for a good draft and week-to-week line-ups.Guys, save a slot for michel on Rocks. I just drafted him.  And, whoah, a week until the draft in the league I'm playing in! Tue Aug 31 9:00pm EDT. Big date!
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I wanted to get ready for the draft but I can't get in with the link provided. When I enter league ID and password it gives me a message that the league is full.
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cahaya 14104 desperate attention whore postings
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22. "The draft" |
Theory and practice.The first thing to consider in your draft is the point scoring system. This alone will change draft orders. Figure that about seven or eight of your guys will form the core of your team. From your whole draft list, many will perform reasonably according to expectations and survive the season without lasting injury and some won't. I'm a huge believer in drafting for depth, especially in injury prone positions like RB. There are some players I just happen to like a lot and who perform well and consistently every week, season to season. I earmark these guys for favorable selection during the draft. A lot depends on what position you're in the draft. Being #10 requires a different draft strategy than being #1. Back when, I posted a statistical analysis of the draft that tended to emphasize tiers. There are times when a certain player to be selected has significant point advantages over the remaining players in the same position. And remember it's week 0. You have all season to improve your roster along with the best of who you draft.
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08-30-10, 11:34 PM (EST)
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26. "RE: The draft" |
LAST EDITED ON 08-31-10 AT 00:09 AM (EST)(ed.) (*laugh*) Well, if not Aaron Rodgers, then... (just from our play in seasons past, you may already know!)  Funny thing is, you never know who you'll end up picking for the night until you've already done an' pick'd 'em! You almost always get a team who's at least a bit, if not a lot (and sometimes surprisingly!), different from what what you expected or planned for. Like a kid in a candy store with a hundred jars.
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cahaya 14104 desperate attention whore postings
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LAST EDITED ON 09-03-10 AT 00:35 AM (EST)Well! Good draft for your team, Max, as you also landed Rodgers! I was all but forced to take CJ and then have to sit out until scrapping for the next picks at 24/25! After realizing I'd be going on the 24/25th and 48th/49th picks after catching the big kahuna at #1, I think I still made some good picks, although I made a few earmarked picks earlier than I really wanted to. Like Jims mentioned, it's probably better to have picks spread apart instead of paired up 23/24 picks apart. You know what, it'd be cool if players could agree to trade draft positions. I could have easily traded a #1 draft spot for a mid/late rounder with what I had in mind, while someone else might have really wanted CJ. Still, all told, I like my draft. I caught a bunch of WR's in the late rounds who I had pegged in the eighties to hundreds (out of 192), along with the two-headed Jones/Barber Cowboy RB hydra! Here's the draft, with players earmarked prior to the draft (* for the core team or ** for speculation):QB: Matt Schaub*, Matt Ryan*. A gunslinger and a solid upside team leader quarterback. Short of having Rodgers, Brees or Manning, this pair is close to being the next best thing.
RB: CJ*, Felix & Marion, Darren McFadden** (KFFL), Kareem Huggins** (Yahoo). The top dog, a two-headed hydra and a pair of good upside starting RB1 backs.
WR: Fitz*, Mike Sims-Walker, T.O., Breylon Edwards(*), Jabbar Gaffney* and Legudu Nannee**. Poor T.O. got no drafter love and went at the top of the 7th. With this depth, playing a WR3 at flex is a viable option. All start at WR1 or WR2 except (technically) T.O.
TE: Gonzo*. Multiple season FF man love. I picked him a bit early just because he's smart, he works hard, and he's *always* on the field.
K: Bironas. He stood out as the best of the rest after the draft's earlier kicker run.
D: Bears. Probably the weakest part of this draft, although there's always the wire to slot in another D for the week. And, hey, Jims, you're right, which order you end up with is but a roll of the dice. I really hadn't wanted to go at the top of the order, but that's part of the challenge.  
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09-01-10, 05:46 PM (EST)
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30. "RE: The draft" |
LAST EDITED ON 09-01-10 AT 05:49 PM (EST)It was indeed a tough draft. Several of my "pet players" went off the board a couple picks before me, so I had to scramble a bit. After doing a couple mock drafts, I found that I liked the middle-round WRs (Ward/Sims-Walker/Floyd/S.Moss/Maclin/Nicks) much more than the RBs going around that time. I also felt that there were some good value RB picks in the later rounds, so I decided to sleep on that position a little. I might've slept a little too long, though. When Malcolm Floyd made it to Round 6, I felt compelled to take him. And then in Rd7, I was starting to look for another RB, but there wasn't much left in that area of the board, so I took Santana Moss. I was eyeing Justin Forsett, Carnell Williams, and Ricky Williams for R8 (16 picks later), but all three went off the board right in front of me... So I ended up taking Portis. Still think he could be a nice value by Rd8's standards, though. Same with LT in Rd10. QB Peyton Manning
WR Greg Jennings, Hines Ward, Malcolm Floyd, Santana Moss, Jacoby Jones, Laurent Robinson
RB Ray Rice, Clinton Portis, Fred Jackson, LaDanian Tomlinson, Leon Washington
TE Dallas Clark
K Matt Prater
DEF Tennessee, San Diego We'll see how it goes. 
Unless Fred Jackson lights it up later, it's going to be a 3WR/2RB season for me.
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cahaya 14104 desperate attention whore postings
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32. "RE: The draft" |
Looks like very well-balanced top 7 there, going RB/WR/WR/RB for the top 4, then a gem in Flacco, a nice TE pick in Shiancoe and then another RB to round out a solid team core. I'm guessing you passed up MJD for Rice but they're close enough it's a matter of personal choice. Catching the 5 RB/WR you did at #3 in the draft order is about right with a good league making the right picks up top. Flacco late in round 5 might be early for some leagues (he went early in the 7th in my draft), but I personally think he's more than worth it. Had I not gotten Matt Schaub, I certainly would have targeted Flacco next, no later than round 6, letting the likes of the more popular (and probably higher-picked) Favre and Rivers drop off the board first. Henne as a backup is Ok, especially considering the paucity of good QB's after the first 15 QB's (ending in Palmer and Eli Manning). You'll want to keep an eye for out for and coming QB's who might pan out better than Henne if it comes to it, but like you, I see his potential.J.Cotchery didn't do all that well last year compared to previous years, but he'll be starting this year with WR teammate Holmes out for the first 4 games and will get the early season looks. How valuable he'll be beyond that will depend on the how the early season goes. To be honest, I picked a couple of other more speculative WR's ahead of him (like Naanee of SD, in the same kind of situation as Cotchery, with V.Jackson holding out). Jacoby Jones is an interesting pick, given the Texan passing game and teammate Kevin Walter not up to expectations. In what's essentially a 3-receiver set, Jones should get a fair share of looks on what will likely be single coverage against him. Sproles is a decent speculative pick as it appears the Chargers won't be employing a third back and he should see at least a small piece of the action even with Ryan Mathews taking majority of the touches. Sproles has talent, outscored LT in FF points several times last season, and can step up if Mathews is not able to play. Cribbs is a lottery pick, I think. He could score FF points in a big way if that's how the team decides to use him. Last year, his FF points were minimal, but that could change if the team actually works him into more plays off scrimmage. Whether they will do so remains to be seen. You didn't say who your D or K were. Not that it really matters that much. It's been my experience, even when I picked top D's or K's a bit early, by the end of the season I've got a (or two) different D's and/or K than I started with. Sometimes it changed week to week. The experts are right to say don't take these until last or almost last. The only exception I make here is to save the most speculative one or two RB/WR picks for last that I don't expect anyone else to make anyway, so that I at least get a good to middling D or K in the next or third to last rounds. Good luck!
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09-02-10, 08:26 AM (EST)
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33. "RE: The draft" |
I'm not a rookie, and I'll trade you straight-up for your entire team as I think you did well. Picking 2 RBs and 2 WRs in the top 4 picks is a solid strategy, and I like Flacco at QB (I took him in another league, but not until round 6).Due to another commitment, I was late for last night's draft and didn't arrive until the 10th round. While I like the final six picks I made myself, they're all bench players and the Yahoo autodrafter did a poor job on my first 9 picks. One pet peeve of mine is that the autodraft focuses on filling a lineup completely, which means it picks defenses and kickers several rounds too early (and I arrived after I'd already gotten a DEF and K autodrafted). In any case I hate my team and don't think it'll be competitive, but thankfully I'm in two other leagues and was present for both of those drafts. Good luck, michel! Fantasy football is fun, and I hope you like it.
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09-03-10, 06:24 PM (EST)
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36. "RE: My team..." |
With André Johnson, Steven Jackson and Jahvid Best, I'd say it isn't all bad. I don't really like Kolb but who knows? Also, you may have the best back-up with Palmer, don't you think?
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09-04-10, 07:57 AM (EST)
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38. "RE: My team..." |
LAST EDITED ON 09-04-10 AT 08:00 AM (EST)I decided to take a look at last year's drafts and see what my comments were about them at the time, and compare to how they actually finished. I was really happy with the Acme Brain Trust draft ... and was bounced in the first round of the playoffs. I was *meh* on the Politically Incorrect league draft ... and won the league. This year, I'm kinda okay with both the Politically Incorrect and OT Rocks leagues, although I felt I reached for too many players in the PIOT one. Here are the rosters: Last year's Acme Brain Trust team (10 team league): QB: Aaron Rodgers, Matt Cassel
WR: Larry Fitzgerald, Greg Jennings, Chad Ochocinco, Anthony Gonzalez, Brandon Marshall
RB: Steve Slaton, Thomas Jones, Kevin Smith, Joseph Addai, LenDale White, Willie Parker
TE: Chris Cooley
K: empty
DEF: Philadelphia
Last year's Politically Incorrect team (12 team league):
QB: Aaron Rodgers, Kyle Orton
WR: Andre Johnson, TJ Houshmandzadeh, DeSean Jackson, Chris Henry, Percy Harvin, Josh Morgan
RB: Frank Gore, Darren McFadden, Cedric Benson, LeSean McCoy, James Davis
TE: Kellen Winslow
K: John Carney
DEF: Minnesota Eeep. I just realized that I drafted the late Chris Henry in two different drafts last year (he was also on my Circle of Pain team). Reminds me of the year when I had Darryl Kile on two of my baseball rosters when he died of a heart attack in 2002.
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PepeLePew13 21243 desperate attention whore postings
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09-04-10, 08:46 AM (EST)
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39. "RE: My team..." |
LAST EDITED ON 09-04-10 AT 12:48 PM (EST)
This year's rosters so far...
ABT
QB - Tom Brady, Donovan McNabb
RB - Adrian Peterson, DeAngelo Williams, Steven Jackson, CJ Spiller, Knowshon Moreno
WR - Anquan Boldin, Wes Welker, Donald Driver, TJ Houshmandzadeh
TE - Vernon Davis, Chris Cooley
K - Ryan Longwell
DEF - Philadelphia Verdict: Quite happy with this draft.
Right now, I'm debating whether to drop Cooley in favour of Patrick Crayton in the hopes of catching lightning in a bottle with VJax holding out. Don't need two TEs as long as Vernon Davis is healthy, and I only have four WRs on my squad.
PIOT
QB - Tony Romo, Vince Young
RB - Michael Turner, CJ Spiller, Ricky Williams, Dexter McCluster (also WR eligible), Rashad Jennings (total reach)
WR - Brandon Marshall, Wes Welker, Dez Bryant, Jeremy Maclin, Santonio Holmes, Austin Collie, Dexter McCluster (also RB eligible)
TE - Antonio Gates
K - David Akers
DEF - Dallas Verdict: Meh. Not crazy about my RBs at all, so am gonna need Spiller to perform like a ROY. WRs okay, will be better once Holmes return.
OT Rocks
QB - Matt Schaub, Donovan McNabb
RB - Chris Johnson, Cedric Benson, Justin Forsett, Tim Hightower
WR - Michael Crabtree, Wes Welker, Donald Driver, Dez Bryant, Anthony Gonzalez, Braylon Edwards
TE - Vernon Davis
K - Matt Prater
DEF - Chicago Verdict: Not bad but could be a bit better. Definitely need RB depth so will do some deep digging of the waiver wires for a RB who sticks out during the first couple of weeks and dump either Gonzalez or Edwards for him. The top two RBs are solid, but when Forsett is your RB3, yikes.
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cahaya 14104 desperate attention whore postings
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09-05-10, 06:32 AM (EST)
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40. "RE: My team..." |
LAST EDITED ON 09-05-10 AT 06:34 AM (EST)OT Rocks QB - Matt Schaub, Donovan McNabb
RB - Chris Johnson, Cedric Benson, Justin Forsett, Tim Hightower
WR - Michael Crabtree, Wes Welker, Donald Driver, Dez Bryant, Anthony Gonzalez, Braylon Edwards
TE - Vernon Davis
K - Matt Prater
DEF - Chicago Your draft in Rocks is a lot like mine this year. I've got Schaub and a good backup (Ryan in my case, but I'd also taken McNabb), along with CJ, the Bears, a solid TE and a good kicker. We also both have more depth at WR than RB, but I figure if you can reliably play your third WR at the flex spot, then you can run with a trimmer RB corps as you build a bit more depth in the position during the season. Your ABT draft looks really strong, and you stole McCluster from my PIOT draft speculation list! Good luck and good comp!
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09-06-10, 10:07 AM (EST)
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43. "RE: My team..." |
Oh sure, but we all know that RBs drop like flies during the season, so having only four isn't going to cut it by any means. Definitely going to need to pray to the FF gods to keep CJ and Benson healthy for the full season.
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cahaya 14104 desperate attention whore postings
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09-06-10, 11:33 PM (EST)
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44. "RE: My team..." |
LAST EDITED ON 09-07-10 AT 01:03 AM (EST)You're right that 4 RB's is stretching it thin and it might be time to be looking for another back who might be an active 'committee' timeshare/finisher/vulture back (who'll reliably put up a least a few points and a TD shot on the board for you) or a 2nd back who's supporting an injury-prone back if you've got the roster space. Ideally, you'd like as many point-scoring RB's as WR's. From my draft, along with CJ, I got the Cowboy pair (totally unexpected, but nobody wanted them), a strong work-ethic guy in Huggins who could take over Cadillac's wheels, and Raider McFadden (who may be a good bench play even this week), so these five should cover the position early on. If the RB corps breaks down to two or three sometime during the season (with the byes and injuries adding up) a large match-up flexible WR corps should see the team to the FF playoffs. Fitz is my man at WR and he'll have to reach a bit more for the catches this season, but I'm confident he'll go for them. Same goes for Gonzo. This kind of goes back to the draft with the value picks outside of the RB position. 10 yards is 10 yards, whether it's on the ground or in the air.
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09-14-10, 08:30 AM (EST)
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45. "PIOT Week 1 Results" |
SOCIALIST LEFTISTS! 104
Refudiating the Bard 141NoRace2TheTop4U! 79
Escher's Geckos 83 Levi's Johnson 71
Yogi's MidgetTossers 79 Wash'nton Bumkissers 50
Ben's Underage Coeds 75 YouCanKeepTheChange 86
Da Mask 78 BP's Bunglers 75
Tea Bagger Party 61 Rough week for my Leftists, running into Arian Foster and Hakeem Nicks this week. That's the nature of head-to-head leagues, though.
Maybe my football team has a sucky defense and we'll just have a shootout every week?
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09-21-10, 07:06 PM (EST)
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52. "RE: PIOT Week 1 Results" |
Can you blame me? I had no right to win that week 2 matchup, and it took a couple of explosions in RB to propel me to win in week 1...
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09-28-10, 09:39 PM (EST)
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55. "RE: Trade alert!" |
Not so fast! The league has two days to approve your trade. Would you care to bribe me with a few TAR Casino bucks, Jims? (*chuckle*)I ran this through a trade analyzer on a site I trust and get this result:DeAngelo Williams is the most valuable player involved in this trade. In a 12 team league, I would recommend being careful about trading away my top RB. If DeAngelo Williams is top RB on Team 2, then they might be wise in reconsidering this trade. Overall, I think Team 1 is giving the most in this deal but this appears to be a very fair trade. Williams is getting about a 2:1 split (43:21) of touches over Stewart, while Portis' future is beginning to look murky, with the strong possibility Portis might see less than half the carries in the future and Yahoo advises 'Fantasy owners may want to cut bait on Portis since coach Mike Shanahan seems headed in another direction.' That other direction is probably Torain, who I picked up off the wire earlier today. On the flip side, Jennings (10 receptions) is a fairly solid steadily performing WR, although Driver (18 recs), Finley (17 recs) and Jones (10 recs) on his team also see a lot of looks. On the other hand, Lance Moore is one of many of Brees' even larger multitude of targets (9 so far this year) and week-to-week it's a crap shoot as to who'll get the few big plays and scores, as Brees does spread it around a lot. Until last week, Moore (9 recs out of Brees' 85 recs) was kind of quiet and then went off for a big 2TD game against Atlanta. Jennings is the better and more steady of the two, while Moore has an unpredictable week-to-week upside that will likely hold up until R. Bush gets back into play. Yeah, I'd say it's a fair trade and if it improves both teams, so much the better! Good trade and good luck, both of you. Approved! 
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10-27-10, 09:33 AM (EST)
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57. "RE: Update" |
I'm glad I talked him into trying it out! Our leagues are fairly competitive and it's good to see him doing this well in his first season from get go.
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12-29-10, 12:42 PM (EST)
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58. "Who would have thought?!" |
My team just won the championship! Thanks Cahaya and Max for getting me involved in this and for your support. That was a lot of fun. I think that the key, in addition to Rice, White and Flacco staying healthy, was adding Bowe early on, right after that horrible game where he dropped easy passes.
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