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| Moderator Join Date: Aug 19, 2005 Location: Orlando, Florida
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| You get one guess & it's easy.......... Many will take him too early based on what they remember from his Super Bowl performance ![]() Last edited by Hache Man : 05-05-08 at 05:56 PM. |
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| EOG Veteran Join Date: Jan 22, 2008
Posts: 1,343
| I'm not sure. Probably Adrian Peterson? Obviously he didn't play yesterday but you have to figure he'll be picked with many #1's, especially because Chester Taylor may be going somewhere else and he may be getting most of the carries. I don't follow fantasy football too much though. |
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| EOG Veteran Join Date: Jan 22, 2008
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| Maybe Plaxico? I'm not sure I agree with that if it's him because he's their #1 receiver and best deep threat, he'd be a solid choice. Tyree? Can't be him, yeah he made spectacular catches in the SB but he's not someone you'd feel good about, I'd say only the most inept, average football fans out there would take him too high. Neither RB really lit it up, so it's got to be one of those guys or maybe Eli. |
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| EOG Veteran Join Date: Jun 02, 2007
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| Got to go with Brian Westbrook. I think he is the best runninback in the league and i also see a big time holdout. This kid is the whole team but the Eagles and those cheap pricks who run them, will never budge. So call it hype or call it a bust. |
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| | #10 (permalink) |
| Moderator Join Date: Aug 19, 2005 Location: Orlando, Florida
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| Jman is right......It has to be Eli Guys will jump on him far too early in a large majority of fantasy football drafts this year based solely on what they remember him doing the last few weeks. Let me go ahead & throw out there that I had Eli as my starting QB this year on Fantasy, and it didn't take me long to put together a package to get rid of him in exchange for another......... |
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| | #12 (permalink) |
| EOG Veteran Join Date: Jun 02, 2007
Posts: 1,888
| I use to call it all kinds of names and said people who play it have no life but i helped out my brother this year and it is kinda fun. Honestly i think you would enjoy it. My favorite part was the draft. My brother played it last year and he had the worst collection of players i ever saw |
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| EOG Veteran Join Date: Jan 22, 2008
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| I don't think we'll see Eli as many peoples first choice when it comes time to select a QB, subtracting Brady/Peyton, I think guys like Romo, Palmer, Favre get picked before Eli. On 2nd thought maybe Eli gets picked over Carson Palmer by a lot of people just because of how bad the Bengals were, but I still think Palmer will put up better numbers. |
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| The Cement man. Join Date: Sep 30, 2007
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I didn't really mean I wouldnt enjoy it...I use to play Rotisserie Baseball when it first came into play way back when... I'm sure I would enjoy it. | |
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| EOG Veteran Join Date: Jan 22, 2008
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| Another forum had a free one for football season this year, just that a bunch of posters put together, and to be honest it was boring as shit. There was no money involved. Also the guy who started the league, (on Yahoo) also "randomly" got the 1st overall pick. It was fishy. It's probably more exciting with a stake involved. |
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| Moderator Join Date: Aug 19, 2005 Location: Orlando, Florida
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Not fun at all when no money is at stake crazy, in my opinion. We have league's for eog every year. Had 3 this season. $125, maybe a little more next year to increase prizes. Hope to see you in it next time around........ ![]() | |
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| Moderator Join Date: Aug 19, 2005 Location: Orlando, Florida
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We host it somewhere but we organize ourselves & have total control. As I mentioned we had 3 leagues this year from eog, one with 12 teams I believe & 2 with 10 teams. The first year we only had 2 leagues I believe, so hopefully next time it will increase again. They are keeper leagues in which you get to keep 2 offensive players & 2 defensive players on your roster from the previous season. Couple of guys inherited a couple of teams from others with solid players already on the roster. You can make trades of course, players or draft picks....... ![]() | |
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| | #21 (permalink) |
| Baseball...America's Naptime Join Date: Jan 16, 2007
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| Fantasy players are pretty smart and get bombarded with info before drafting. I doubt he gets overhyped by them. Maybe the run of the mill bettor who doesn't do much research gets burned backing him. I could see next year's Giants being a bettor's disaster of epic scale. The way they put together great efforts in a row will convince the betting public they are great, but they could just as easily stumble quickly and then Coughlin's act could burn them out. With a not so easy division to deal with they very well could end up 6-10 and 3-13 ATS. |
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| The Cement man. Join Date: Sep 30, 2007
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I am surprised you have McNabb so high...I realize it is a little different than flat out ranking them. no Rivers eh? | |
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| Always leave them wanting more Join Date: Jan 02, 2007 Location: Tampa, FL
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| Manning will be taken earlier than normal by fantasy novices based on his playoff performance. Real fantasy players will ignore this and take him as their number 2 QB (as I did this past season, winning the title with LT and Romo leading the way). The real debate should be whos the number 1 pick, LT or Peterson. |
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| Baseball...America's Naptime Join Date: Jan 16, 2007
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| Always leave them wanting more Join Date: Jan 02, 2007 Location: Tampa, FL
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The debate begins with that fact that Peterson is younger and did what he did splitting time with Chester Taylor and missing games with the knee. Peterson averaged 5.6 YPC and 1341 yards on only 238 carries. Throw in 12 TDs on the ground. Give Peterson the 315 carries that LT had, and who knows what this kid can do. | |
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| | #26 (permalink) |
| Baseball...America's Naptime Join Date: Jan 16, 2007
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| Well most leagues do count receptions. I'd be careful about projecting out what Peterson can do. He never stayed healthy in a full workload at the college level and he had a lot of head-scratching games, especially that one against the Niners. He is an amazing talent, but those D coordinators in the NFL are paid big bucks to stop amazing talents. Unless the Vikes figure out how to have an effective pass game he will be hard pressed to match LT's numbers over a full year. |
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| Shadow Mover Join Date: Aug 26, 2005 Location: Las Vegas
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| Randy Moss will go early and could butt fuck everyone who believes he will have a performance similar to 2007 ... let's not forget, he is still just a gifted dipship gangsta |
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| Always leave them wanting more Join Date: Jan 02, 2007 Location: Tampa, FL
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I participated in one "insanity" league and I hated it. Ridiculous amount of points. I understand that DC's are paid to stop talents like Peterson, but you have to look at the fact that both he and Taylor were able to do what they did without an effective passing game. Also understand about injuries. There aren't that many backs you know you can count on for 16 games. If I get the number 1 pick, I'll have to debate long and hard on the choice. | |
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