RoadKing wrote:Billy, hard to mix you up with anyone else, LOL. Maybe I misread your roster situation and did not infer that you had a bad experience but as you are aware we do get some rule change decisions based on poor experiences.
NFFC is a 6 point QB league.
Never even brought up my roster, so not sure what you are referring to.RoadKing wrote:Billy, hard to mix you up with anyone else, LOL. Maybe I misread your roster situation and did not infer that you had a bad experience but as you are aware we do get some rule change decisions based on poor experiences.
NFFC is a 6 point QB league.
That's not really what the issue is though. As I said in my initial post you are 100% right, QB's will only average 4-6 more points than someone else over the course of the year due to the averages. Where it becomes a problem is the final three 'big money' weeks, where a 50+ point game completely changes the tide of the standings.chriseibl wrote:Even WITH TDs at 6 points per passing touchdown, the top QBs (aside from Peyton) don't really separate that much from the middle of the pack QBs in overall scoring. The difference between top RBs and middle of the pack RBs is much greater.
Josh McCown's 51 sounds like a lot... but the baseline for a poor performance yesterday, excluding Matt Stafford who had never seen snow, was about 19 or 20 points. Josh Gordon's 31 had almost as much of an impact because there were plenty of single digit poor receiver performances.
Billy, perhaps he's confusing you for me, and this post of mine?BillyWaz wrote:Never even brought up my roster, so not sure what you are referring to.RoadKing wrote:Billy, hard to mix you up with anyone else, LOL. Maybe I misread your roster situation and did not infer that you had a bad experience but as you are aware we do get some rule change decisions based on poor experiences.
NFFC is a 6 point QB league.
In other words, end the discussion...Greg Ambrosius wrote:
Again, we welcome all good discussions on rules and this is a changing game, but now is the time to honor those in the lead of these national contests and to wish them best of luck as their top scoring player from Week 14 is now on the bench for Week 15. Good luck all.
What a change it will be for the Primetime Leader Team Jefferson...going from Mccown to Fitzpatrick or EJ Manuel...Greg Ambrosius wrote:Rules discussions are always healthy on our boards and sometimes they lead to changes. In this case, Josh McCown would have been the #1 fantasy QB in Week 14 no matter how many points you gave for passing TDs. Why? Because of the one rushing TD he had. At 4 points per passing TD, he would have had 43 points instead of 51. But his 4 TDs matched the 4 from Peyton Manninng, Andrew Luck and Drew Brees and were just one more than the 3 had by seven other QBs. Again, it was more his rushing TD that pushed McCown so far ahead of the other QBs than the 6 points per passing TD instead of 4.
Also, these top teams all had Josh Gordon and LeSean McCoy, which didn't hurt this week. But every week is different -- as we all know -- and things can certainly change in Weeks 15 and 16.
Again, we welcome all good discussions on rules and this is a changing game, but now is the time to honor those in the lead of these national contests and to wish them best of luck as their top scoring player from Week 14 is now on the bench for Week 15. Good luck all.
Why would you say that Wayne? Crazy. Discuss all you want.Coltsfan wrote:In other words, end the discussion...Greg Ambrosius wrote:
Again, we welcome all good discussions on rules and this is a changing game, but now is the time to honor those in the lead of these national contests and to wish them best of luck as their top scoring player from Week 14 is now on the bench for Week 15. Good luck all.
