NFFC Early Season Draft Results

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Re: NFFC Early Season Draft Results

Post by got heeem » Sun Jun 09, 2013 7:42 am

Yes there was some QB horders in that draft .

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Re: NFFC Early Season Draft Results

Post by Greg Ambrosius » Sun Jun 09, 2013 9:17 am

Let's keep things rolling with another set of NFFC results. Enjoy everyone:

NFFC Draft Champions League
Round 1:
1 1 Calvin Johnson WR
1 2 Adrian Peterson RB
1 3 Doug Martin RB
1 4 Jamaal Charles RB
1 5 Arian Foster RB
1 6 Ray Rice RB
1 7 A.J. Green WR
1 8 Trent Richardson RB
1 9 C.J. Spiller RB
1 10 Dez Bryant WR
1 11 LeSean McCoy RB
1 12 Marshawn Lynch RB

Round 2:
2 1 Alfred Morris RB
2 2 Julio Jones WR
2 3 Brandon Marshall WR
2 4 Matt Forte RB
2 5 Aaron Rodgers QB
2 6 Drew Brees QB
2 7 Demaryius Thomas WR
2 8 Steven Jackson RB
2 9 Reggie Bush RB
2 10 Jimmy Graham TE
2 11 Andre Johnson WR
2 12 Larry Fitzgerald WR

Round 3:
3 1 Peyton Manning QB
3 2 Tom Brady QB
3 3 Chris Johnson RB
3 4 Darren Sproles RB
3 5 Darren McFadden RB
3 6 DeMarco Murray RB
3 7 Roddy White WR
3 8 Percy Harvin WR
3 9 Randall Cobb WR
3 10 Vincent Jackson WR
3 11 Maurice Jones-Drew RB
3 12 Montee Ball RB

Round 4:
4 1 Stevan Ridley RB
4 2 Jordy Nelson WR
4 3 Victor Cruz WR
4 4 Lamar Miller RB
4 5 Frank Gore RB
4 6 Eric Decker WR
4 7 Torrey Smith WR
4 8 Dwayne Bowe WR
4 9 Wes Welker WR
4 10 David Wilson RB
4 11 Aaron Hernandez TE
4 12 Jason Witten TE

Round 5:
5 1 Le'Veon Bell RB
5 2 Ryan Mathews RB
5 3 Rob Gronkowski TE
5 4 Reggie Wayne WR
5 5 Hakeem Nicks WR
5 6 BenJarvus Green-Ellis RB
5 7 Marques Colston WR
5 8 Matt Ryan QB
5 9 Antonio Brown WR
5 10 Cam Newton QB
5 11 Russell Wilson QB
5 12 Chris Ivory RB

Round 6:
6 1 Colin Kaepernick QB
6 2 Matthew Stafford QB
6 3 Mike Wallace WR
6 4 Danny Amendola WR
6 5 Greg Jennings WR
6 6 Pierre Garcon WR
6 7 Tony Gonzalez TE
6 8 Steve Smith WR
6 9 James Jones WR
6 10 Cecil Shorts WR
6 11 Mark Ingram RB
6 12 Andrew Luck QB

Thoughts?
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Re: NFFC Early Season Draft Results

Post by Greg Ambrosius » Sun Jun 09, 2013 9:24 am

Okay, here's one more to keep you out of trouble on a Sunday afternoon:

NFFC Draft Champions League
Round 1:
1 1 Adrian Peterson RB
1 2 Arian Foster RB
1 3 Doug Martin RB
1 4 Calvin Johnson WR
1 5 Jamaal Charles RB
1 6 Jimmy Graham TE
1 7 LeSean McCoy RB
1 8 C.J. Spiller RB
1 9 Ray Rice RB
1 10 Trent Richardson RB
1 11 Dez Bryant WR
1 12 A.J. Green WR

Round 2:
2 1 Matt Forte RB
2 2 Marshawn Lynch RB
2 3 Brandon Marshall WR
2 4 Steven Jackson RB
2 5 Demaryius Thomas WR
2 6 Julio Jones WR
2 7 Alfred Morris RB
2 8 Chris Johnson RB
2 9 Darren McFadden RB
2 10 Drew Brees QB
2 11 Andre Johnson WR
2 12 Aaron Rodgers QB

Round 3:
3 1 Peyton Manning QB
3 2 Reggie Bush RB
3 3 Darren Sproles RB
3 4 Percy Harvin WR
3 5 David Wilson RB
3 6 Roddy White WR
3 7 Randall Cobb WR
3 8 Larry Fitzgerald WR
3 9 DeMarco Murray RB
3 10 Jordy Nelson WR
3 11 Rob Gronkowski TE
3 12 Vincent Jackson WR

Round 4:
4 1 Dwayne Bowe WR
4 2 Maurice Jones-Drew RB
4 3 Wes Welker WR
4 4 Victor Cruz WR
4 5 Aaron Hernandez TE
4 6 Montee Ball RB
4 7 Matt Ryan QB
4 8 Cam Newton QB
4 9 Stevan Ridley RB
4 10 Reggie Wayne WR
4 11 Le'Veon Bell RB
4 12 Frank Gore RB

Round 5:
5 1 Marques Colston WR
5 2 Tom Brady QB
5 3 Hakeem Nicks WR
5 4 Danny Amendola WR
5 5 Lamar Miller RB
5 6 Ryan Mathews RB
5 7 Robert Griffin III QB
5 8 Eric Decker WR
5 9 Eddie Lacy RB
5 10 Vick Ballard RB
5 11 James Jones WR
5 12 Shane Vereen RB

Round 6:
6 1 Kenny Britt WR
6 2 Russell Wilson QB
6 3 Pierre Garcon WR
6 4 Antonio Brown WR
6 5 Mike Wallace WR
6 6 Tony Romo QB
6 7 Chris Ivory RB
6 8 Stevie Johnson WR
6 9 Steve Smith WR
6 10 Greg Jennings WR
6 11 Tony Gonzalez TE
6 12 Jason Witten TE

Thoughts?
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Re: NFFC Early Season Draft Results

Post by David U Kennedy » Sun Jun 09, 2013 9:25 am

RB- Sproles
-Ivory
-F. Jax
-Deangelo
-M. Bush
-M. Reece
-Gerhart
-Hunter

WR-Megatron
-Roddy
-Nelson
-Maclin
-DHB
-Donald Jones

TE-V. Davis
-B. Celek
-D. Allen


I don't see this one being competitive. It's hard to give up that many points at RB and still have a chance. Maybe this team shocks the world but I don't think it has much of a chance.

In last nights draft I did something like what you did with going WR strong and starting with Calvin. at WR I had

Calvin/Cruz/Antonio/Maclin/DeSean

So this is similar but I think I might go one deeper at WR as I don't see DHB being a starter. But at RB I got:

McFadden/Murray/Lacy/Ingram

So I would have 4 guys to contribute at RB whereas you would need an injury to have a RB3. And I still have 4 starting QB's and 5 starting TE's. You have some upside at TE but things might need to fall your way a bit with Celek or Ballard. I do like Vernon.

I know you don't like my RB's so you probably don't like this team but I surely wouldn't trade you. I would rather worry about my team needing to stay healthy to compete rather than needing an injury for my guys to see the field.


Wayne[/quote]

Ok let me pick your team apart a little. Cruz is still a holdout, Desean is a head case and practicing with the second team right now, Lacy hasn't won the job over Franklin yet, Murray misses more games than he plays, and Ingram is 3rd on the Saints RB depth chart (I'd prefer Thomas). McFadden has had more bad years then good ones.

Our opinions definitely differ on DHB. I see a lot of potential there. Wayne is old and Hilton is still somewhat unproven. Luck could be a top 5 QB this year. Jonathan Stewart is no lock to start over Deangelo Williams. Williams had a nice end to last season. Fred Jackson, M Bush, and Deangelo will have fairly prominent roles regardless if injury occurs to starters. Bush is the goal line back for the Bears. If a talent free guy like Shonne Green can run for 1000 yards for the Jets than Ivory can run for 1200. I only need average RB 2 numbers on this team.

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Re: NFFC Early Season Draft Results

Post by Coltsfan » Sun Jun 09, 2013 9:36 am

Hey David - we Finally agree on something and that is that we really, really disagree! LOL

I could easily be wrong about all of this. It's been known to happen. :D But I like swinging for the fences and maybe all of my players get injured and all that don't end up losing their jobs. At least I'll have my defenses for scoring :D


Wayne

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Re: NFFC Early Season Draft Results

Post by David U Kennedy » Sun Jun 09, 2013 9:54 am

Coltsfan wrote:Hey David - we Finally agree on something and that is that we really, really disagree! LOL

I could easily be wrong about all of this. It's been known to happen. :D But I like swinging for the fences and maybe all of my players get injured and all that don't end up losing their jobs. At least I'll have my defenses for scoring :D


Wayne
Yeah or maybe we are wrong and both of our teams win titles :lol: . That's best case scenario for us. No doubt either team could win we just like different ways of building a winner.

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Re: NFFC Early Season Draft Results

Post by RiFF » Sun Jun 09, 2013 12:50 pm

David U Kennedy wrote:
Coltsfan wrote:Hey David - we Finally agree on something and that is that we really, really disagree! LOL

I could easily be wrong about all of this. It's been known to happen. :D But I like swinging for the fences and maybe all of my players get injured and all that don't end up losing their jobs. At least I'll have my defenses for scoring :D


Wayne
Yeah or maybe we are wrong and both of our teams win titles :lol: . That's best case scenario for us. No doubt either team could win we just like different ways of building a winner.

What could have been....the making of a powerhouse FF partnership...vanquished :shock:

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Re: NFFC Early Season Draft Results

Post by JETS SB » Sun Jun 09, 2013 6:49 pm

Greg Ambrosius wrote:Let's keep things rolling with another set of NFFC results. Enjoy everyone:

NFFC Draft Champions League
Round 1:
1 1 Calvin Johnson WR
1 2 Adrian Peterson RB
1 3 Doug Martin RB
1 4 Jamaal Charles RB
1 5 Arian Foster RB
1 6 Ray Rice RB
1 7 A.J. Green WR
1 8 Trent Richardson RB
1 9 C.J. Spiller RB
1 10 Dez Bryant WR
1 11 LeSean McCoy RB
1 12 Marshawn Lynch RB

Round 2:
2 1 Alfred Morris RB
2 2 Julio Jones WR
2 3 Brandon Marshall WR
2 4 Matt Forte RB
2 5 Aaron Rodgers QB
2 6 Drew Brees QB
2 7 Demaryius Thomas WR
2 8 Steven Jackson RB
2 9 Reggie Bush RB
2 10 Jimmy Graham TE
2 11 Andre Johnson WR
2 12 Larry Fitzgerald WR

Round 3:
3 1 Peyton Manning QB
3 2 Tom Brady QB
3 3 Chris Johnson RB
3 4 Darren Sproles RB
3 5 Darren McFadden RB
3 6 DeMarco Murray RB
3 7 Roddy White WR
3 8 Percy Harvin WR
3 9 Randall Cobb WR
3 10 Vincent Jackson WR
3 11 Maurice Jones-Drew RB
3 12 Montee Ball RB

Round 4:
4 1 Stevan Ridley RB
4 2 Jordy Nelson WR
4 3 Victor Cruz WR
4 4 Lamar Miller RB
4 5 Frank Gore RB
4 6 Eric Decker WR
4 7 Torrey Smith WR
4 8 Dwayne Bowe WR
4 9 Wes Welker WR
4 10 David Wilson RB
4 11 Aaron Hernandez TE
4 12 Jason Witten TE

Round 5:
5 1 Le'Veon Bell RB
5 2 Ryan Mathews RB
5 3 Rob Gronkowski TE
5 4 Reggie Wayne WR
5 5 Hakeem Nicks WR
5 6 BenJarvus Green-Ellis RB
5 7 Marques Colston WR
5 8 Matt Ryan QB
5 9 Antonio Brown WR
5 10 Cam Newton QB
5 11 Russell Wilson QB
5 12 Chris Ivory RB

Round 6:
6 1 Colin Kaepernick QB
6 2 Matthew Stafford QB
6 3 Mike Wallace WR
6 4 Danny Amendola WR
6 5 Greg Jennings WR
6 6 Pierre Garcon WR
6 7 Tony Gonzalez TE
6 8 Steve Smith WR
6 9 James Jones WR
6 10 Cecil Shorts WR
6 11 Mark Ingram RB
6 12 Andrew Luck QB

Thoughts?
From the 5 hole, I went all veterans, for the most part.. First time I have drafted this way in a long time. Got the backups, just in case.

RB-A Foster
RB-S Jackson
WR-P Harvin
RB-F Gore
QB-M Ryan
WR-G Jennings
WR-L Moore
TE-A Gates
QB-J Freeman

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Re: NFFC Early Season Draft Results

Post by Sandman62 » Mon Jun 10, 2013 9:07 am

Is Cam Newton in the mid-late 4th round (or even 5th) shaping up to be one of this year's best QB values? Unlike Kaepernick, Luck and Wilson - who require some extrapolation to project to a possible top-6 finish, Newton's already done it... TWICE! And that's with finishing 2011 poorly, and starting last year the same. If he can put together a full season the way he's capable, he can lead all QBs.

Though Matt Ryan may appear to be a similar value (with similar ADP), isn't SJax a shoe-in to beat last year's 1162 combined rushing yards of Turner/Rodgers? Plus he's a much better pass catcher than Turner was. As talented as Ryan's receivers are, I expect a little dropoff from his 4700 yards last year and I wouldn't be surprised if he loses a few TDs too to SJax at the goal line.

Are Romo and Stafford 2 rounds later even better value though? I'm not sure either of them have the potential to lead all QBs the way Newton does, but 2 rounds is 2 rounds and could allow building a better core at other positions first.

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Re: NFFC Early Season Draft Results

Post by JETS SB » Mon Jun 10, 2013 9:15 am

Sandman62 wrote:Is Cam Newton in the mid-late 4th round (or even 5th) shaping up to be one of this year's best QB values? Unlike Kaepernick, Luck and Wilson - who require some extrapolation to project to a possible top-6 finish, Newton's already done it... TWICE! And that's with finishing 2011 poorly, and starting last year the same. If he can put together a full season the way he's capable, he can lead all QBs.

Though Matt Ryan may appear to be a similar value (with similar ADP), isn't SJax a shoe-in to beat last year's 1162 combined rushing yards of Turner/Rodgers? Plus he's a much better pass catcher than Turner was. As talented as Ryan's receivers are, I expect a little dropoff from his 4700 yards last year and I wouldn't be surprised if he loses a few TDs too to SJax at the goal line.

Are Romo and Stafford 2 rounds later even better value though? I'm not sure either of them have the potential to lead all QBs the way Newton does, but 2 rounds is 2 rounds and could allow building a better core at other positions first.
I have taken Cam in several DC drafts in the 4th round and love the fact he is dropping that far. Tom Brady is dropping as well, to at least the 3rd and sometimes the 4th round. Sure, his receivers are injured or injury prone and he isn't what he once was, but he has put up monster stats with lesser receivers and he is still Tom Brady (unfortunately ;) ). I think QBs in general are dropping because of the huge amount of decent RBs going in the first 2 rounds and, like you said, if you can get Stafford or Romo in the 5th or 6th round, there is nothing wrong with that.

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