SteelersPride
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In fact, I think if a guy gets hurt, you should still score 80% of his season average. The playoff winner is just the team with the most hurt guys in December. That sucks.
I do kind of agree with you when it comes to injuries... Yes, it is part of the exercise, but it shouldn't define it...
MAYBE we can give a point per game played... Injury or missed games is still a huge positive, but at least it would be less affected...
The one thing I do feel very strongly about is the 2 QB... The way I see it we are trying to predict the players we don't like, if you only own one QB then it makes it too easy to draft that player and makes them rather useless in the draft... Drafting 2 QBs makes more strategy IMO...
What I am willing to do though is change the scoring for a QB, maybe make -4 points per TD instead of -6 and 3 instead of 2 for interception thrown.
But we can talk about this later. I first want to know if all members are rejoining. And whether we should expand to more owners
There is no perfect solution, but last year's playoffs was basically over before it started because Chef had so many hurt players. We need to figure a way to make that better.
He had 4 players not playing due to injuries or suspension/released. Manning, Jeffery., V. Jackson and Joesph Randle.
Think he was pretty smart to see the first three as injuries risk. kind of the point of the league I thought. In a regular league you simply let others draft these guys, in this league, you want to be the one drafting them.
As for 2 QBs seems like a necessary evil IMO.
Injuries are the #1 reason players busts, that includes players who play thru injuries and perform poorly because of it. There are other reasons, over hyped above actual talent level, injuries to supporting cast of players and just having a off year, but over all injuries are the main cause. So if your drafting for busts that got to be one of your main consideration. Towards the end of the draft we all had to pick a stud. Chef picked Jeffery, I picked J. Jones . As for luck, well every league winner needs a bit of luck, it's not a 100% skill, no matter how good you are.
Having to replace injuried players with bench players sounds fine, what happens if bench players are injuried also?
I think Chef had a good (bad?) team anyway, but that is not the point. the playoffs is a total crapshoot as set up.
Honestly, I played by the rules. And if you look back, I was pretty much ridiculed by my choices.
So...crapshoot, sour grapes, bad luck , or whatever?
And, sir? The point is winning your league...especially in a format like this, is it not?
Honestly, I played by the rules. And if you look back, I was pretty much ridiculed by my choices.
So...crapshoot, sour grapes, bad luck , or whatever?
And, sir? The point is winning your league...especially in a format like this, is it not?
Well, again, I have little to no opinion one way or the other, but it seems to me that if the main concern was trying to lessen the "luck" impact of injuries affecting who wins the playoffs, than the idea that was floated earlier, I think by Tlance, of eliminating head to head and just going by overall points, is the simplest way to do it. A "bust" isn't a week to week proposition anyways, it's a year long process, might as well eliminate the week to week aspect, and judge the entire season at one time.
But again, I honestly don't feel strongly about it one way or the other. Only mention it becuase a)it wasn't one if the options you presented, and b) it involves zero changes to the scoring, roster makeup, and leaves the "draft and forget" aspect intact