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14-team league
The basics:
- 1 point per 30 yards passing
- 3 points per passing TD
- No penalty for INTs
- 1 point per 10 yards rushing
- 6 points per rushing TD
- 1 point per 10 yards receiving
- 6 points per receiving TD
- Return TDs count for 6 for the defense
Lineup per week: QB, RB, RB, WR/TE, WR/TE, WR/TE, K, DEF

QB1: Eli Manning
QB2: Tarvaris Jackson
RB1: LaDanian Tomlinson
RB2: Ronnie Brown
RB3: Rashard Mendenhall
RB4: Chris Taylor
RB5: Darren Sproles
WR1: Marques Colston
WR2: Jerricho Cotchery
WR3: Ronald Curry
WR4: Drew Bennett
TE1: Antonio Gates
TE2: Alge Crumpler
K1: Rob Bironas
K2: Jason Hansen
DEF1: Dallas

Edit: Cliff Levingston was able to drop KC's defense and Tatum Bell for Darren Sproles and Chris Taylor (italicized).


12-team league
The basics:
- 1 point per 25 yards passing
- 6 points per passing TD
- -2 points per INT
- 1 point per 10 yards rushing
- 6 points per rushing TD
- 1 point per 10 yards receiving
- 6 points per receiving TD
- Return TDs count for 6 for the defense
Lineup per week: QB, RB, RB, WR, WR, TE, RB/WR flex, K, DEF

QB1: Donovan McNabb
QB2: Jake Delhomme
RB1: Adrian Peterson
RB2: Darren McFadden
RB3: Jonathan Stewart
RB4: Jerious Norwood
WR1: Larry Fitzgerald
WR2: Wes Welker
WR3: Bernard Berrian
WR4: Anthony Gonzalez
WR5: Reggie Williams
WR6: DeSean Jackson
TE1: Vernon Davis
TE2: Donald Lee
K1: Josh Brown
DEF1: San Diego
DEF2: Buffalo


8-team league
The basics:
- 1 point per 25 yards passing
- 4 points per passing TD
- -1 points per INT
- 1 point per 10 yards rushing
- 6 points per rushing TD
- 1 point per 10 yards receiving
- 6 points per receiving TD
- Return TDs count for 6 for the defense
Lineup per week: QB, RB, RB, WR, WR, TE, RB/WR flex, K, DEF

QB1: Matt Hasselback
QB2: Matt Schaub
QB3: Jake Delhomme
RB1: LaDanian Tomlinson
RB2: Marshawn Lynch
RB3: Darren McFadden
RB4: Jonathan Stewart
WR1: Reggie Wayne
WR2: Steve Smith
WR3: Jerricho Cotchery
WR4: Lee Evans
WR5: Nate Burleson
TE1: Tony Gonzalez
TE2: Todd Heap
K1: Adam Vinatieri
DEF1: Minnesota
DEF2: Tennessee

14 team league- team
qb's are sketchy, what others are on the waiver, but then i'm betting not much in a 14 team league so you might be out of luck unless a trade is made, and you don't really need 2 kickers

wr depth isn't so hot, but with the ability to start TE's and you having two of them helps there

12 team league- team
i like this team a lot better, your wr core is very good, rb depth not so hot
but your qb's are better

8 team league- team
good team as well, since its only an 8 team league you could probably easily get away with only having one defense and maybe one TE and get depth else where and you don't really need a 3rd qb either unless your planning some trades

14 - damn, that's terrible on QBs. a 300 yard/3 TD game is only 19 points? Smart, not spending a high pick on Brady/Manning etc.

Not a fan of your RB depth, although LT should have another amazing season. Good starting WRs, then Antonio Gates, and a solid Kicker and defense.

12 - Very good team, especially if McFadden pans out. Solid at every position.

8 - Good team, with solid depth. Not as impressive as your 12 team draft but good all around.

CBS7 wrote:14 - damn, that's terrible on QBs. a 300 yard/3 TD game is only 19 points? Smart, not spending a high pick on Brady/Manning etc.

Yep. Cliff Levingston grabbed Eli late since he was the best QB left that wasn't awful. Cliff Levingston figures he's a decent QB in that league since he'll throw some picks with his TDs and yards but they won't take points away for those INTs.

hermes wrote:12 team league- team
i like this team a lot better, your wr core is very good, rb depth not so hot

The RB depth is what Cliff Levingston is most excited about. McFadden has a good shot at being a top 10 RB, Peterson speaks for himself and Stewart will be carrying the load in Carolina. Cliff Levingston wouldn't mind having a better backup than Norwood but you can't have everything in a 12 team league.

hermes wrote:and you don't really need 2 kickers

Yea. Bironas had that huge game last year, and given how inconsistent Vince Young is, he might not get too many chances again so it's nice to have Hansen. Hansen's bye week is 4 and Bironas' is 6, so after week 6 Cliff Levingston will drop one of them and pick up a backup defense to Dallas (who's bye is Week 10).


Of note, Cliff Levingston grabbed Matt Hasselback in the 10th round of the 8 team league draft. ICLO, incredible value there considering how much they'll be throwing the ball and how well he did last year.

your runningbacks are crap, besides LT. receivers look ok. and i dont like eli manning as a big point getter. he wont drop any jaw dropping brady type points, but his team will win and barely win. very little can be had from eli. not the stuff that is needed to produce.

LAKESHOW wrote:your runningbacks are crap, besides LT.

Agreed at the moment since Ricky Williams is slated to start in Miami. Ronnie Brown was a risky pick but pretty much every better RB was gone at that point. Mendenhall is a backup right now, but if they didn't intend to use him, they wouldn't have drafted him in the 1st round. Willie Parker is incredibly overrated especially for a power run game like the Steelers traditionally favor so Cliff Levingston thinks there a good chance Mendenhall could grab the starting job.

LAKESHOW wrote:and i dont like eli manning as a big point getter.

Neither does Cliff Levingston, but check out the scoring for QBs. 30 yards per point and only 3 points for TDs. That means a 300 yard, 3 TD game only goes for 19 points. Cliff Levingston didn't want to spend a high pick on a QB because of that and Eli was basically one of the last non-crap QBs left. The Giants figure to run the ball but Cliff Levingston was hoping that the superbowl run helped Eli out in terms of confidence and he looked really good in the first half of last night's game.