2016 Rookie 1.10 (Post NFL Draft) (1 Viewer)

Faust

MVP

• May 16, 2016

• #1

 
 
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2016 Rookie 1.06 (Post NFL Draft)
2016 Rookie 1.07 (Post NFL Draft)





Standard Scoring 

1.01 RB Ezekiel Elliott, Cowboys 98%
1.02 WR Josh Doctson, Redskins 27%
1.03 WR Laquon Treadwell, Vikings 43%
1.04 WR Corey Coleman, Browns 64%
1.05 RB Derrick Henry, Titans 56%
1.06 WR Sterling Shepard, N.Y. Giants 27%
1.07 RB Kenneth Dixon, Ravens 28%
1.08 WR Michael Thomas, Saints 54%
1.09 RB Devontae Booker, Broncos, 32% 

PPR Scoring 

1.01 RB Ezekiel Elliott, Cowboys 95%
1.02 WR Corey Coleman, Browns 37%
1.03 WR Laquon Treadwell, Vikings 45%
1.04 WR Josh Doctson, Redskins 79%
1.05 WR Sterling Shepard, N.Y. Giants 47%
1.06 WR Michael Thomas, Saints 49%
1.07 RB Derrick Henry, Titans 50%
1.08 RB Kenneth Dixon, Ravens 46%
1.09 WR Tyler Boyd, Bengals 26%  

Start 2 QB Scoring 

1.01 RB Ezekiel Elliott, Cowboys 66%
1.02 QB Jared Goff, Rams 31%
1.03 QB Carson Wentz, Eagles 43%
1.04 WR Laquon Treadwell, Vikings 24%
1.05 WR Josh Doctson, Redskins 22%
1.06 WR Corey Coleman, Browns 28%
1.07 QB Paxton Lynch, Broncos 29%
1.08  RB Derrick Henry, Titans 22%
1.09 WR Sterling Shepard, 26% 

 

Faust

MVP

• May 16, 2016

• #2

Players under consideration to be added next:

RB DeAndre Washington, Raiders
RB Jonathan Williams, Bills
RB Alex Collins, Seahawks
RB Tyler Ervin, Texans
RB Wendell Smallwood, Eagles

WR Mike Thomas, Rams
WR Jordan Payton, Browns
WR Rashard Higgins, Browns
WR Ricardo Louis, Browns
WR Demarcus Robinson, Chiefs
WR Tajae Sharp, Titans
WR Chris Moore, Ravens
WR Moritz Boehringer  

TE Austin Hooper, Falcons

I am open to hearing feedback from the Shark Pool on which players should be added next or if I am missing anyone obvious.

*** Note Keith Marshall and Pharoh Cooper were added to the polls above so they are not listed here.

 

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Biabreakable

Footballguy

• May 16, 2016

• #3

This decision point is kind of difficult for me. 

This is how I have them ranked right now all of these players are tier 2

2 QB Carson Wentz Eagles
1 QB Jared Goff Rams
21 WR Will Fuller Texans
55 WR Tyler Boyd Bengals
86 WR Leonte Carroo Dolphins
35 TE Henry Hunter Chargers
81 TE Austin Hooper Falcons
26 QB Paxton Lynch Broncos

I could see passing on the QBs until the end of this list. So Fuller would be my next choice here. Goff is likely the safer pick but I just don't know about his upside with Jeff FIsher in charge or in that division.

I'm not all that excited about the upside of any of these players and I might prefer just trading down to 16 or 17 for whatever I could get and take whoever is left I could even see reaching into my tier 3 list if my team needed a RB and being ok with trading down to pick 19. If I could move picks here for 2nd round picks in 2017 I would do it. 

 

Borden

Footballguy

• May 17, 2016

• #4

It was close for me both of the top 2 between Hunter and Fuller. I'm not overly high on Hunter but he plays for a team/QB that knows how to, and will, use the TE. Fuller I'm down on but his base skill set and his situation should lead to a clear path to the #2 spot on his team. 

Ended up going Fuller. Hunter might just get relief duties until the old dog retires and TEs typically don't come into the league and tear it up year one. If Fuller finishes as the 10th best at his position he's worth more than if Hunter finishes 10th at his position. 

 

Faust

MVP

• May 17, 2016

• #5

Bump

 

steelers1080

Footballguy

• May 17, 2016

• #6

As someone drafting at 10 and 12, I reallllllly hope the draft doesn't fall this way.

 

Faust

MVP

• May 17, 2016

• #7

What players are you hoping will be available for you to take at 10 and 12?

 

spider321

Footballguy

• May 17, 2016

• #8

Bump.

 

Faust

MVP

• May 18, 2016

• #9

Bump

 

FUBAR

Footballguy

• May 18, 2016

• #10

steelers1080 said:

As someone drafting at 10 and 12, I reallllllly hope the draft doesn't fall this way.

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this year is one example of why I'm glad to be in IDP leagues.  Unless someone falls, I'm probably going IDP in all leagues between picks 12-20.

 

spider321

Footballguy

• May 18, 2016

• #11

FUBAR said:

this year is one example of why I'm glad to be in IDP leagues.  Unless someone falls, I'm probably going IDP in all leagues between picks 12-20.

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Don't.  IDP guys are a dime a dozen.  You can always find a "no name" that produces like the studs.

 

Biabreakable

Footballguy

• May 18, 2016

• #12

spider321 said:

Don't.  IDP guys are a dime a dozen.  You can always find a "no name" that produces like the studs.

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Just for sake of conversation who are some recent out of no where IDP stars?

When I used to play IDP a lot the rosters were big enough that finding guys on the wire wasn't quite so easy. Pretty sure FUBAR has been playing that format even longer than I did.

 

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Borden

Footballguy

• May 18, 2016

• #13

IDP leagues are all so different, it's hard to say. Deeper rosters, various scoring types, roster requirements, even other people's strategy. 

 

FUBAR

Footballguy

• May 18, 2016

• #14

spider321 said:

Don't.  IDP guys are a dime a dozen.  You can always find a "no name" that produces like the studs.

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we'll have to disagree here or add the caveat that it depends on the league.  While you can find startable IDP in small leagues, in larger leagues you're no more likely to find top performing LBs on waivers than WRs.

Looking at last year, you might have found Malcolm Smith, Preston Brown, and Jerrell Freeman on waivers.  Likewise, you might have found Doug Baldwin, Allen Hurns, and Travis Benjamin on waivers.

If your 12 team league starts 3 LBs, you might be better off drafting Henry Hunter over Myles Jack; Jordan Howard over Reggie Ragland.  But (IMO) not in leagues where virtually every starting IDP is on a roster and the total number of starting IDP equals (or exceeds) offense.

or in simpler terms:

Borden said:

IDP leagues are all so different, it's hard to say. Deeper rosters, various scoring types, roster requirements, even other people's strategy. 

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Faust

MVP

• May 18, 2016

• #15

A close race in 1 of the 3 polls.

 

Faust

MVP

• May 18, 2016

• #16

A few more votes and then I will post the next poll series.

 

spider321

Footballguy

• May 18, 2016

• #17

Fuller should not be leading the standard poll.

 

Faust

MVP

• May 19, 2016

• #18

I am cautiously optimistic that I can post the 1.11 polls tonight

 

Faust

MVP

• May 20, 2016

• #19

Closed at 79 votes