reconsniper

So what kind of roster size are you looking at for idp?

Does anyone play in a two QB league? If so, how does that go?

Hello! I was just wondering what everyone's favorite league type to play in. The league I currently run is a Yahoo 12 man standard scoring league. I thought next year I would like to make it a little different but I just wanted to get people's opinions. I was thinking maybe play two QBs but that could possibly cause someone to go without a QB on a bye. So what is your favorite? thanks

I'm sorry but if you are in 71 leagues. You have to have no life but I also don't think you would be that lucky to get into the playoffs in every single league.

Did he cost anyone else the playoffs? I got beat by 3 points. He got me 1.4 points. If I would have played Tamme I would have won.

I'm thinking Bradshaw as i have rode him all year.

I would almost go Torain as the Vikings are playing out doors. They also don't have a QB and they are playing the Bears.

I would go with Jackson as well. Also, I think with the QB change in Washington it may give Torain more carries but also cause them to defend the run more b/c Grossman sucks. I would go with Blount for that reason. mine

Hey! I need some help! My question is to roll with Bradshaw or Jacobs in my flex spot. Also, With my WR spot. I have been rolling with Jackson and Lloyd all year along with Johnson. My issue with my WR is that Lee is not out for Buffalo so Johnson may be double teamed a lot more. With Lloyd, you now have Tebow as QB. Who would you gamble on? I even thought to roll with Webb at WR; however, because of the Defense and the weather condition I decided against this. Vernon Davis screwed me this week so I need to make the right choice. Any help advice would be great. League: Standard scoring PPR. Start: 1 QB, 2 RB, 2 WR, 1 Flex, TE, K, and Defense Roster: QB: Vick, Rivers, Webb RB: Hillis, S. Jackson, Bradshaw, B. Jacobs WR: B. Lloyd, D. Jackson, S. Johnson TE: V. Davis, Tamme K: Tynes D: San Diego, Baltimore

I would also say Bradford and Blount