Anyone want to do a CP Big Money ffb league?

[Old Dog]

Originally Posted by The Meat Dragon

It makes guys like Matt Ryan, Byron Leftwich, Matt Cassel, Matt Hasselbeck, Trent Edwards, Brian Brohm, Michael Vick, Jason Campbell, Sam Bradford, etc. etc. etc. IMPORTANT...

EXACTLY my argument AGAINST it.
In a 12 team 2 QB league every team pretty much has to have at least three QBs (two to play and one to cover bye weeks). While you can generally find someone to plug into a RB or WR slot that will get a carry/reception or two there are only 32 starting QBs.

[OnTheWarpath15]

Originally Posted by truebigdog

EXACTLY my argument AGAINST it.
In a 12 team 2 QB league every team pretty much has to have at least three QBs (two to play and one to cover bye weeks). While you can generally find someone to plug into a RB or WR slot that will get a carry/reception or two there are only 32 starting QBs.

Which is exactly Hootie's point.

It makes you actually think about draft strategy instead of just following the same cheatsheet everyone else has.

1-QB leagues really aren't much of a challenge, because everyone has a quality QB.

[Hootie]

Originally Posted by truebigdog

EXACTLY my argument AGAINST it.
In a 12 team 2 QB league every team pretty much has to have at least three QBs (two to play and one to cover bye weeks). While you can generally find someone to plug into a RB or WR slot that will get a carry/reception or two there are only 32 starting QBs.

which is why it's not "technically" a 2 QB league...

you only HAVE to start 1 QB...the other being an OP (QB, RB, WR, TE)

these are the best, most competitive, most strategic, LEAST lottery fantasy football leagues out there...and everyone knows FFL requires a lot of luck

but hey...if you guys like your luck factor leagues, then so be it

just trying to show you a little REAL FFL