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Tom,

Is it accurate for a receiver that has -4 rushing yards to have -0.4 deducted from his score? I don't see any negative scoring in the rules with the exception of turnovers, so I don't think this should be deducted. The player in question for me is Jerry Porter.

Thanks.

C. Wilson - $315
E. Parker - $207
C. Lewis - $201
J. Gaffney - $127

He wasn't even available in our league - believe it or not the Chicago #1 was a very tough draft. Just about every remotely useful player was taken (but not Buckhalter, Shipp, and various other useless players). Unfortunately for the big spenders, my prediction (for what its worth) is that you can c...

I would say that if you truly have a draft rating that high, you were probably in one of those leagues that were high on Buckhalter, Shipp, and other fantasy giants.

Yes, something is wrong with the rating unless of course LT truly went at an average pick of 3.56. I can't believe that is true.

Greg, Not to beat a dead horse, but my team score on my league home page lists us #1 with a score of 160.95. This does not match with the "Overall Standing" which lists us at 159.95. We are the only team that I have identified among the leaders with this discrepency. I think its the Deion Branch non...

Why does everyone assume the 3rd RB is a loser?
LOL - C. Martin 196 - 3 rec - 2 TDs. RB looks right to me.

Excuse me 13 - I thought I better correct that one before numerous angry responses came my way.

In using C. Martin as an example, dont forget that Testaverde was his QB for the first half of the year (never scored less than 14 after that). Not to mention, Kitna had a career year, which I think will be tough to match for young Palmer.

Whoever did the calculation for a RB vs a WR was correct - but they neglected the fact that certain RBs will catch many passes (even though only 0.5 pt + yards) therby making them much more valuable than a 1000yd WR. I'll take Duce Staley, Q.Griffith, or even C. Martin over all but the top 8-9 recei...