Monsters League Season 3

[CalamityX11]

well i already keeper Gore... so i win!!!

 

[tomikcon1971]

well i already keeper Gore... so i win!!!

Excluding keepers....I'm talking like P Willie in Round 4 or Phil Dawson in Round 5

 

[CalamityX11]

Excluding keepers....I'm talking like P Willie in Round 4 or Phil Dawson in Round 5

Vance McDonald.... lol

 

[tomikcon1971]

This is my first draft of the year...next one is at 4 am tomorrow morning and my last one (money league) is Friday afternoon at my house. Then off to India. Busy week.

 

[clyde_carbon]

Speaking of $$$, would you guys be down to make it a $$$ league next year?

 

[JMedlock5186]

Speaking of $$$, would you guys be down to make it a $$$ league next year?

Im down, I dont know how it works but it sounds cool

 

[CalamityX11]

Speaking of $$$, would you guys be down to make it a $$$ league next year?

auction??? lol

or actual paper!!!

 

[clyde_carbon]

auction??? lol

or actual paper!!!

No, actual SCRILLA, SCRATCH, YAPER.

 

[tomikcon1971]

Not suggesting this for Monsters, but we have 12 teams, $250 per team and $2 for every waiver transaction over 10. Every week, highest scoring team gets $25 and we divide the rest among 1st, 2nd, and 3rd. We have a toilet bowl bracket for non playoff teams and the winner of the losers gets $100.

 

[tomikcon1971]

auction??? lol

or actual paper!!!

I LOVE auction leagues. That's my money league draft method. Love it.

 

[h0ckeysk83r]

Sorry guys got off work 5pm and just totally slipped my mind with my aunt in town. As soon as I got home I forgot.

My bad fellas

 

[JMedlock5186]

Sorry guys got off work 5pm and just totally slipped my mind with my aunt in town. As soon as I got home I forgot.

My bad fellas

we voted you out man jk. no worries

 

[BINGO]

According to Toyota, Ray aka "LaMichael James Bitch" had the best draft.

Bullsh8. Toyotas are bs cars anyway

 

[mem49er]

Nice draft, I'm wiped! Good luck 'cept when you play me, fellas.


Tally-ho, I'll see your ass opening week!


And I would be cool with a money league next year or auction, depending on how it's done.

 

[mem49er]

Side note, that "draft grade" thing is pretty entertaining.

 

[BINGO]

Side note, that "draft grade" thing is pretty entertaining.

Hell yeah!!

 

[BINGO]

LaMichaelJamesBitch Draft Report Card

Led by a Terrific Group of RBs, LaMichaelJamesBitch Has All the Pieces for Greatness

Draft Grade: A
Top of the league! Nominate yourself for the Toyota Hall of Fame to prove you’re top of the world.

Although they selected 11th overall, LaMichaelJamesBitch came through with a solid draft performance. They're projected to finish with a record of 13-1-0 (2,217 points), placing them first in Monsters Season 3 League. LaMichaelJamesBitch loaded up on ballcarriers early, using three of their first five picks to scoop up RBs Doug Martin (first round), Matt Forte (second round), and Daryl Richardson (fifth round). Going hand-in-hand with that early investment, they acquired the most prolific tandem of RBs in the league.

Keeper Analysis
LaMichaelJamesBitch used both of their keeper spots, loading up on ball-carriers. They retained a pair of RBs-- Doug Martin (3.3 ADP) and Matt Forte (17.8 ADP). On average, their two holdovers are marginally more valuable (by 6.0%) than the draft picks that they replaced.


The Season Ahead

Week 5 appears to be a tricky one, as the top two projected scorers (Doug Martin and Robert Griffin III) for LaMichaelJamesBitch will be relaxing during off weeks. They have one of the easiest schedules in the league when factoring in opponents' projected points. Along with the second-easiest overall schedule, both the first four games and last four games of the season are about league-average difficulty for LaMichaelJamesBitch. LaMichaelJamesBitch has a well-balanced schedule this season, avoiding prolonged stretches against either the projected top or bottom teams in the league.


Draft Notes
Strongest Position: While LaMichaelJamesBitch is projected to have four better-than-average positions, RB is clearly their best unit (16.3% above the league average).

Biggest Steal: LaMichaelJamesBitch may have found a steal in the 15th round, grabbing Joique Bell (179th overall pick vs. ADP of 123.6).

On Autopilot: Picking starting RBs should be an academic exercise most weeks for LaMichaelJamesBitch, as there's a healthy projected points difference between their third-ranked (Daryl Richardson) and fourth-ranked (Knowshon Moreno) RBs.

It's How You Finish: LaMichaelJamesBitch had a strong finish, accumulating the most projected points in the league over the second half of the draft.

Risk Hater: Actuaries love the drafting style of LaMichaelJamesBitch. They minimized risk by selecting 10 consistent players among their 25 picks.

Bargain Hunter: With six steals in the first 15 rounds (including Joique Bell, Eli Manning, and Isaiah Pead), LaMichaelJamesBitch made some shrewd moves.


Toyota Top Picks

Doug Martin
1st Round (11th Pick)
Winner, Winner, Chicken Dinner: Doug Martin has winning in his blood. He was the second-most-owned player by championship teams across all Yahoo! leagues last season, as well as the second-most-owned player by playoff teams.


Matt Forte
2nd Round (14th Pick)
Traditionalist: LaMichaelJamesBitch stuck to the tried-and-true fantasy strategy of choosing RB-RB to start the draft, nabbing Doug Martin and Matt Forte right off the bat.


Pierre Garcon
3rd Round (35th Pick)
While drafted 35th overall, Pierre Garcon is not projected among the NFL's top 10 in either receiving TDs (22nd with 6.6) or receiving yards (14th with 1,116).

Danny Amendola
4th Round (38th Pick)
PPR Powerhouse: Projected to snag an NFL-leading 106 balls, Danny Amendola will provide added pop if Monsters Season 3 has a PPR format.

D. Richardson
5th Round (59th Pick)
Reaching for the Best: Although they got the highest-ranked RB left on the board, LaMichaelJamesBitch may have reached a little on Daryl Richardson in the fifth round (59th overall pick vs. ADP of 109.8).



Calling an Audible
TE, the only below-average position on LaMichaelJamesBitch, is projected to be 3.2% worse than the league average at that spot.

The following undrafted players may be worth considering:

Jacob Tamme
Rank: 224 ADP: 122.79

Brent Celek
Rank: 229 ADP: 125.55

 

[BINGO]

SoCal Crush Draft Report Card

Led by a Terrific Group of RBs, SoCal Crush Figures to Contend for the League's Top Spot

Draft Grade: A-
Honor students like yourself belong in the Toyota Hall of Fame. Nominate yourself now.

Although they selected 12th overall, SoCal Crush came through with a solid draft performance. They're projected to finish with a record of 10-4-0 (2,163 points), placing them third in Monsters Season 3 League. With their first five picks, SoCal Crush focused on balance, selecting QB Tom Brady (60th overall), RBs Ray Rice (12th) and C.J. Spiller (13th), and WRs Marques Colston (36th) and Dwayne Bowe (37th). They landed one of the best trios of RBs in the league, as they scooped up Spiller, Rice, and Ryan Mathews to lead the way.

Keeper AnalysisSoCal Crush made use of both of their keeper spots, loading up on ball-carriers. They retained a pair of RBs-- C.J. Spiller (6.9 ADP) and Ray Rice (9.7 ADP). From an ADP perspective, both of their keepers are of first-round quality. Overall, the retained players on SoCal Crush are projected to be marginally more productive (by 5.6%) than the draft picks they replaced.

The Season Ahead

With the most players (10) and most projected fantasy points on bye, Week 8 might require some waiver-wire magic from the coach of SoCal Crush. From the perspective of opponents' projected points, they have a more-difficult-than-average schedule. Corresponding with the fourth-most grueling overall schedule, SoCal Crush also has the most difficult last four games of the season. An especially easy stretch appears to start in Week 9, during which SoCal Crush plays projected bottom-tier teams for two consecutive games.


Draft Notes

Strongest Position: While SoCal Crush is projected to have four better-than-average positions, RB is clearly their best unit (31.2% above the league average).

On Autopilot: Picking starting RBs should be an academic exercise most weeks for SoCal Crush, as there's a healthy projected points difference between their third-ranked (Ryan Mathews) and fourth-ranked (Danny Woodhead) RBs.

Biggest Steal: SoCal Crush may have found a steal in the 13th round, grabbing Danny Woodhead (156th overall pick vs. ADP of 125.6).

Bargain Hunter: With four steals in the first 15 rounds (including Danny Woodhead, Aaron Dobson, and Tom Brady), SoCal Crush made some shrewd moves.

Golden Handcuff: SoCal Crush hedged their bets by scooping up Bernard Pierce in the 11th round to back up Ray Rice, his Ravens teammate (a first-round selection).

A Pair of Winners: SoCal Crush has a couple of proven fantasy champs in their lineup. Across all Yahoo! leagues last season, two of their players (Ray Rice and Tom Brady) finished among the top 20 in percentage of times on a first-place roster.


Toyota Top Picks

Ray Rice
1st Round (12th Pick)
Although he was taken 12th overall in the fantasy draft, Ray Rice is not projected among the NFL's top 10 in either rushing TDs (13th with 7.7) or rushing yards (18th with 1,089).

C.J. Spiller
2nd Round (13th Pick)
Value Found: C.J. Spiller is expected to score 83.8% more points than the average player at that position, making him the best value pick of the round.

M. Colston
3rd Round (36th Pick)
Although Marques Colston was the worst value pick of the round, he is still projected to score 38.3% more points than the average player at that position.

Dwayne Bowe
4th Round (37th Pick)
While drafted 37th overall, Dwayne Bowe is not projected among the NFL's top 10 in either receiving TDs (20th with 7.0) or receiving yards (15th with 1,110).

Tom Brady
5th Round (60th Pick)
Estimates have Tom Brady scoring 298 fantasy points, 25.1% higher than the average at the position. If they are right, this would rank him third among QBs.

Calling an Audible
WR, the only below-average position on SoCal Crush, is projected to be 9.6% worse than the league average at that spot.


The following undrafted player may be worth considering:

Brandon Lloyd
Rank: 233 ADP: 126.62

 

[clyde_carbon]

I'm open to trades, any player is moveable for the right price. Looking strictly for WRs and MAYBE TEs.

 

[JMedlock5186]

I'm open to trades, any player is moveable for the right price. Looking strictly for WRs and MAYBE TEs.

I sent you a trade, we can start there and maybe work something out