Game (Day) Theory: Sleeper Math Week 11
Formula:
Rating = Amount of Talent (Individual + Team Support) + Opportunity
Greetings Razzballers! We have come to the end of the trading season in Fantasy Football. This week is the last opportunity to move players and shuffle your roster in almost all leagues. Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: Doc
Maurice Jones-Drew had another huge game, but fell down at the one instead of running it in. No, he wasn’t drunk, at least I don’t think. The Jags were down at the time so it seems like a questionable call, but hey, I don’t care about the real football, I needed those points! Please, blog, may I have some more?
Sunday’s finally here! To start things off we have our “Matchup Savers,” players that you can start today if you’re in a pinch due to the bye week, injuries, etc. I do all of this within the context of 12 team leagues that are competitive. Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: Doc
Lance Long: Matt Cassel likes Lance Long a lot. When the words Wes and Welker are whispered while weighing in on Lance Long’s longevity in this league it’s worth looking up from your lineup and placing him in your ppr league, and in your all porn name league. Please, blog, may I have some more?
We’re at the midway point in the NFL and passed the midway point for your last push to make the fantasy playoffs and move up the overall standings. So check out the RCL Standings and see where you be!
Kelly Denzik and Kyle Bush are duking it out for the number one spot and a Dolphinesque undefeated run, but I can already see Larry Csonka stalking both of you so watch your backs. Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: Drew
1PM Games
New Orleans (19th) @ St. Louis (27th)
Let the running back carousel spin around again for the Saints. If one of these guys would just get hurt it’d make everyone’s life a lot simpler. Pierre is a must start, Reggie a flex option in non-PPR, and Mike a flex option in PPR. Please, blog, may I have some more?
Should you bench Purple Jesus? I mean, the Lions have moved up to 17th in yards given up to running backs! There are some really amazingly easy matchups for studs this weekend. Chris Johnson going up against the Bills! Purple Jesus to turn the Lions defensive line into water which he will then have Brett “Moses” Favre part so he can rush for what seems like 40 days and 40 nights before being touched. Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: Doc
Lady and gentlepersons, welcome to week 10 of the NFL season! As usual it is going way too fast and we will soon be left to fondle our Ben Roethlisberger fatheads and start planning next year’s top 10, can you say Ray Rice?
by: mgeoffriau
I’m fresh out of risk management parables and parlor game analogies this week, so I’m going to indulge myself by just skipping to the good stuff.
Let’s recap how the system works here: start with your basic ranking of players, and then consider -1 and +1 ratings to move the player to the bottom or top of their current tier. Please, blog, may I have some more?
Greg Camarillo– Playing Miami receivers is like playing Russian roulette, at the end of which you sometimes wish you ate the bullet. However, it looks like Camarillo may be able to provide some relief for your frustration. Though he is not a big play guy, Camarillo will move the chains and run precise underneath routes for a developing Henne who doesn’t look half bad. Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: Drew
Formula:
Rating = Amount of Talent (Individual + Team Support) + Opportunity
Tier I
Steven Jackson 19 (10+9) – I know how bad the Rams are but it doesn’t even matter. Jackson has failed to get in the end zone very often this season but don’t worry about that. Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: Doc
The Chiefs only gave Jamaal Charles 9 touches when they should have given him 99. Haley gave too many looks to Smith and Savage which just seems ignorant. Smith was just activated and Savage hasn’t done anything. Charles has shown he can run in the NFL so hey, I’ve got a good idea, let’s just give these other schmohawks a chance to ruin any chance for the offense to get in a rhythm. Please, blog, may I have some more?
