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Nnoy, you are hopeless, but for the record:

Chris Brown, average draft position in NFFC: 22 (mid 2nd) points today: 11.5

Derrick Mason, average draft position in NFFC: 35 (end of 3rd) points today: 8.1

So, based on relative draft position, who had the better day? I'd say it was a draw. Both the RB and the WR underperformed.

Yo guys...2 frikkin' games have been played. Give the FIRST week a chance to play out, at least....NN :rolleyes: Y

[ September 11, 2004, 08:05 PM: Message edited by: Grid Reapers ]

Hate to beat a dead horse but, Just for the record, i have made a mistake Peter Warrick was my 10 th round pick, not my 8th. So take that 10th rounder against C. Martin, a mid 3rd rounder, if u will, and game for game out of the flex Warrick won 7-6-2 in the 15 games he played! Now defend the "consistency factor" , which is the last straw you guys are clinging to! BOOYA-CA-SHAA!

I think today may have ended the Curtis Martin debate. Wouldn't you say so, MidasMike?

Remember this quote: "You KNOW Curtis Martin is a featured back. Sure he may have been inconsistent last year, but he will get the ball. I’d lay good money that if you match him up 15 times against a Steve Smith or Chad Johnson he’ll outperform one or both of them at least eight times."

Better make that 12 times.

Thank you

Nathan, I'm with you, brother. Something tells me our teams will follow similar fates.

Agreed. Good luck, nothing like a 34 point flex player.

Originally posted by nnoy:
Remember this quote: "You KNOW Curtis Martin is a featured back. Sure he may have been inconsistent last year, but he will get the ball. I’d lay good money that if you match him up 15 times against a Steve Smith or Chad Johnson he’ll outperform one or both of them at least eight times."

Better make that 12 times.

Thank you Make that 14 times, sorry Smith owners.

[ September 14, 2004, 12:21 AM: Message edited by: nnoy ]

Dont forget that you can Start a TE also. I see the high scoring team in the league went with a double tight end set.