Fri Sep 08, 2006 2:00 pm
air gordon wrote:the trade went through but i'd like to give my last 2 cents anyway
matthew- i'm a little lost here.
the meat of your argument is that Saban is tempermental and is a no nonsense guy and will bench Brown if he doesn't perform (lol this can be used on every player). but still you haven't mentioned anything legit as to WHY you think Brown will not perform. saying Miami's passing will make Brown a weaker player is ridiculous
players have the highest bust potential when they are playing on teams with poor offfensive lines & poor passing games, coming off a major injury, their 1st time being a feature back, or are getting old... completely opposite of the situation that Ronnie Brown is in.
and we've seen time and time again good passing games and good running games able to coexist with both sides putting up good numbers. most recently off the top of my head the Colts, Bengals, Steelers, Giants, Philadelphia
i don't understand your complaining about the criticism this deal is receiving/why the veto exists? exactly what risk is coming from your side? LOL you have Manning as your QB so you have no problems getting rid of McNabb for a RB who many fantasy experts are saying will have a big year.
this isn't about rankings or RB obsession. if good QB's are hard to come by as you claim, then 8 out of the first 10 picks in our draft and in many drafts would have been QB's, not RB's.. and if you still want to go further, Mcnabb's average draft spot is around 30 spots after Brown's lol
but hey the trade went through and there isn't any $ invovled in this league anyway. good luck
German Beau-Catz- i'd like to trade for Thomas Jones
Sat Sep 09, 2006 9:45 am
The reasons why I think that Brown could struggle is Miami has all the peices in place to be a pass orientated team.
This was evident in the pittsburgh game where Miami had what, 11 first half rushing yards? Brown finished with 2 touchdowns which was great, but they were both goaline scores and is somthing im not really expecting to be the case throughout the season with Culpeppers scrambling ability, but the jury is still out on his knee.
Plus the fact that Ronnie Brown could simply falter in his second year.
Plenty of players show promise in their first season only to fall flat on their face the second year. Who would have predicted Jamal Lewis to have such a bad season last year?
Or Preist Holmes?
Add to the fact that those guys I mentioned are veterans and not second year players and it further proves my point that the past is never the be all factor in determining how valueable a player will be in a fantasy league, let alone when the past is just a rookie season.
As for the risk on my part for this deal, I spent a 3rd round pick on McNabb, so even with Manning there is still a high level of risk there.
I couldn't care less if people wanted to draft Lamont Jordan before Steve Smith or draft Tiki Barber ahead of peyton manning, if you look at the scoring system its crazy to be taking those kinds of players in the first round. Granted that interceptions are much more common then fumbles, but passing td's are much more common then rushing ones. But if people want to take them, be my guest. But don't say running backs are worth that much more when it comes to trades becuase it will be impossible to make a (fair) deal.
And fantasy "experts" have ronnie brown ahead of Manning, so i'm not even going to go into the idioticy behind that.
Sat Sep 09, 2006 12:43 pm
and the pieces to be a good running team.. giving the team a very well balanced offense
nothing is evident after the 1st game lo but if you want to go that way...
Miami was in the ballgame until they abandoned the run. instead of using Polamalu as a 5th LB, he spent a lot of the 4th Qtr just roaming andreading Culpepper...
A RB punches it in twice in goaline situations against one of the league's top defenses. you're in denial if you't think Miami won't be involving their RB's in goalline situations
and he could simply have a great year. but you don't have much to back up your opinion other then randomn chance and pessimism
jamal lewis was in jail... not with the Ravens working out with his coaches and teammates. even Jordan got undressed by the Magic after he came back from baseball
in the 3 years leading to his falloff (coinciding with him turning 30)- he was averaging a ridiculous amount of carries per year (320!). i'm sure your'e aware of the shelf life of RB's and how many fall off the radar because of the punishment they take
the past is not the 'be all' factor but it is a big factor for a 2nd year player. what else is there to go off? gut feeling lol? i'm not saying he's going to be the next emmit smith, but as i mentioned earlier in the thread, all signs point to him having a successful season because he plays with a strong o-line & passing game (eventually), hasn't suffered a major injury, and already gained <900yds in only his rookie year.
anywho i do find this ironic how the person who traded for Brown and started him immediately is saying Brown will bust
i don't know if you were at the draft but you already had the most consistent and durable quarterback in all of the fantasy land (not a bad selection at that spot imo) and yet you still nabbed another QB at pick #3. that was the risk there... not the trade
lol you agreed earlier in the thread that RB's are the most consistent point producers in fantasy football and now you change your mind.
but hey, maybe your theory is right. some people are content with 2 top 5 quarterbacks but settiling for the carolina backfield as both their starting RB's and benson as their3rd RB... and 2 no.2 type WR's lol
i don't think anyone was surprised when you went after a better RB and the GM you got him from was a rookie.
how many and which ones? out of the big guns at ESPN, cbssportsline, tmr, rotoworld, the draft lobby at espn... only 2 had brown being drafted ahead of Manning
Sat Sep 09, 2006 12:56 pm
Sun Sep 10, 2006 1:00 am
Sun Sep 10, 2006 1:34 am
They have a decent line and talented running back, thats granted. But being good on paper doesn't mean that you will be good on the feild, let alone in a fantasy league.
Maybe I am in somewhat denial about him getting alot of goaline touches. But heres the thing, Daunte is probably the toughest qb to stop inside the 5 yard line. Ronnie Brown had 2 opportunities and capitalised on both. How many times did Culpepper have the ball in his hands in the same set of downs(and i'm not reffering to handoffs).
there is every bit a chance that Ronnie Brown could have a great year as a disapointing season. I'm not saying Brown will definately be a bust, but rather there is a chance he wont be worth the high projected rating,
and its impossible to say its a bad trade at this point in time becuase we have no idea what could happen during the season. That's the beauty of trades.
Did Lewis being in jail affect his performance?Getting way off topic here, but Did Lewis miss any games?
I'm also aware that just one injury (whether its a concussion or a torn knee or whatever) can ruin a plays season or career. Preist was doing ok before he did take that knock to the head.
So tell me, what is the difference between willie parker and ronnie brown? Do you honestly believe you would be so butthurt if I had traded McNabb for Parker? Just becuase the projected rankings have someone high doesnt make them a lock to be better.
At first I went after Owens, but pulled the pin after I was offered Matt Jones for Mcnabb.
On a whole, Running backs are the most consistant. But when around the 15th best running back prospect is considered head and shoulders above the 3rd best quarterback prospect, then I have an issue with that.
I took McNabb becuase he was the best player available, and I was confident I could use him in a trade to get a better player then one that was available in the draft at that time.
Oh we're going down that road are we, the guy who was happy to get Culpepper (how'd that work out for you?) and Reggie Bush in the second round. Great selections! I wonder how it will feel to lose to Jing, someone who hasnt even subbed Davis out of his lineup when he is on ir.
Your deal for Gore was even worse! You've come up with all this importance about running backs, and you just traded a wr for a rb. Sure, the projected ranking might not reflect a bad deal, but theres no way you arent getting the better of that trade.
Top 12 picks are running backs. Brown is at 6. Manning is at 21! McNabb isn't even in the top 50. And you want me to believe what fantasy experts have to say? Gime me a break.
I hope you enjoy having Culpepper and Reggie Bush for your season. Smile
Sun Sep 10, 2006 4:18 am
The Other Kevin wrote:Culpepper tore his ACL last year, and Bush is a rookie.
Sun Sep 10, 2006 12:05 pm
and the same could be said for Miami's passing game. in fact, this discussion is useless if you continue to play this "until they hit the field" card.
yes you are in denial. Even if Brown had not gained many yards in the game, Miami still decided to give it to him near the goaline against a top ranked defense. I think that says enough about the Coaching staff's confidence in/willingness to use the running game
and yes, Daunte is a good threat but he just happens to have the worst fumble ratio for a QB in the history of the NFL
i'm getting tired of debating vs the randomn chance and pessimism side.
ok so i'll just assume you'll be sending me Peyton Manning for my kicker.
Did Lewis being in jail affect his performance?
and i'm assuming you're aware the K.C drafted another RB with their 1st round pick in 2003 and around that time, fantasy 'experts' were already suggesting to handcuff the KC RB situation
Ronnie Brown is better fantasy player because i flipped a coin and Ronnie Brown scored 2 TD while Parker didn't. i wouldn't veto a Parker for McNabb trade. and using the worst case scenario doesn't make your opinions any more valid
i didn't offer you Matt Jones
lol that's a bit of an exaggeration on the rankings. but wait- who are these rankings from? aren't they useless anyway?
so you already knew you were going to trade a lesser player for a better player. c'mon...
I'm remain happy with my roster. i'm not going to base my hopes on how the fantasy season will turn out on just the 1st week. i guess i'd feel some added confidence if i can ripoff another gm though
Ripping apart my autodraft roster is pretty lowbrow for you lol.
you should have vetoed it then if you felt so strongly about me ripping myself off
but yes- i did indeed follow my strategy and added another Rb to the roster. i traded an aging WR who isn't the #1 passing option on his team and plays with a "rookie" QB for a RB who is the clear cut running option. the extra productive RB will come in handy for the bye weeks. 3 other guys in our league seem to like the deal
lol ok so you find 1 site that ranks him higher and all of a sudden it's gospel
thanks. is benson for trade Wink
Mon Sep 11, 2006 9:49 am
Mon Sep 11, 2006 12:33 pm
Mon Sep 11, 2006 2:07 pm
Of course the same could be said for the passing game. At this point its all speculation.
The second td was pretty much forced by Culpeppers should have been red zone interception. Once again, it seemed like it was about a 5:2 ratio of Daunte plays to Brown plays inside the 10 yard line. If you think thats "confidence" or "willingness" from the Miami coaches in Brown, then I think you're confused.
That doesn't even get brought up much anymore and I forgot about it completely. But to think that Culpepper wont be given any qb sneaks is far fetched.
American football is impossible to predict, its all guess work. If you think me saying that Brown is just as likely to not live upto expectations as he is to exceed them is pessimistic, then I feel sorry for you. This is not Sean ALexander or LT that was traded for McNabb. It's ronnie brown. He didnt even get 1000 yards last season and had 4 rushing touchdowns. Granted this is a new situation, all the predictions and hype don't mean a thing in terms of production.
Is he a good fantasy running back? Yes, otherwise I wouldnt have been interested in him.
Is he a sure thing fantasy stud? No.
Is he worth being traded for Mcnabb? Yes.
Ronnie Brown is not on Mannings level, and any kicker in the history of the nfl is on McNabbs level.
Probably, but thats in hindsight. Did it really effect his fantasy value before the season last year? No. And thats my point comlpetely.
And that running back was LJ, and it took him how many seasons before he was even in the running for a starting job?
For alot of years he wasnt even the 2nd string guy.
You have constructed an entire arguement about the situation for Ronnie Brown has made him better. The passing game, the defense, the offensive line etc etc, now you want to say simply becuase Brown had two td's he is a much better fantasy prospect. Then you criticise me for saying we have to wait before we can judge if its a bad trade or not.
Thats my point altogether, a fantasy experts opinion is useless, its all guesswork.
No, I saw the abdunance of running backs being taken in the first 2 rounds, but the lack of qb's taken. Did I do the right thing? Yes. I got a better running back then if I had passed on McNabb. But its not as if I drafted Jerome Bettis and traded him for Brown.
How exactly was it a rip off? Its not like I went to jugs and said "hey, guess what, you made a big fuck up by drafting brown, look at his numbers from last season, but I can help". I explained to him the situation with Ricky Williams. I told him there was every chance that brown would be a solid fantasy player this year. But I also told him that in my opinion he needed help at qb, and I needed help at rb. And believe it or not, I would have made the same deal had I been in his shoes.
Hey you started the cheap shots. If you can't handle a bit of talking in a fantasy league then thats not my problem.
You got Gore, so you didnt get ripped off. And I'm not going to Arvin it and veto a trade just becuase I can.
So you admit to ripping him off, but openly criticise the McNabb/ Brown deal? Double standard.
If it was gospel I would have drafted Lamont Jordan ahead of Manning. And its the only site I looked at becuase its in yahoo. I dont need someone else to tell me how to make my own team, I'll make my own decisions. If you need help building your team, then by all means use it.
Just one point that sums it all up:
Week 1:
McNabb (who Jugs recieved), 22 points
Ronnie Brown (who I recieved) 14 points
compare that to another deal...
Frank Gore (who Air Gordon recieved) 18 points
McCardell (who cwebb recieved), he's yet to play but theres no way he'll get double digits.
Mon Sep 11, 2006 7:53 pm
and your speculation is based off of the “I could either live or die tomorrow” theory
Lol what’s there to argue anymore? you said Miami wouldn’t go to Brown near the goaline/Brown would become a weaker player but Brown was given the opportunity and scored twice against a top ranked defense
I can make an argument that Miami was using the pass to set up the run haha
It wasn’t brought up much because he had the season ending injury last year. Just because you forgot about it, doesn’t make it untrue. I never said he won’t get any qb sneaks. I don’t even know why you’re bringing it up - I merely mentioned how he has the worst fumble ratio in nfl history
Again i'm getting tired of debating vs the randomn chance and pessimism side. a nfl player’s fate is not cut and dry like a coin landing on heads or tails
Not according to your theories. btw- my kicker outscored Manning today
Yes it did. Many draft sites had him ranked lower then what he was in the past. but then again you discount what fantasy experts say so it's impossible to gauge a players perceived value with you
and not coincidentally Johnson’s role increased after Holmes came off yet another 300+ carry season.
Maybe you forgot or it doesn't get discussed anymore but i should mention Johnson was drafted in 2003, not 1993. Johnson is entering his 4th season in the NFL. His rookie year he indeed was low on the depth chart. i don't know about you but there wasn't a lot of time between his rookie year and his soph season where he was 2nd string and showed a glimpse of things to come (580yrds/9td's). i think that comes out to it taking a whopping 1yr to be 2nd string
How do you know you did the right thing? You have to wait until the player hits the field. I can use your nauseating ass backwards argument on you too lol. In fact I’m not sure if there’s anything to discuss because of your free spirit fantasy theories. and it's even more difficult since you contradict yourself by occasionally using yahoo's fantasy ranking system in attempts to validate your opinions. make up your mind and stick too it
I sure can handle anyone taking shots at my roster, even it was done by autodraft. But to say my team is screwed after one NFL game is pretty lame.
And while we’re at the cheap shots- you have to admit it- if you saw a team with the carolina backfield as the starting RBs and then Benson as a backup, you'd have a few laughs. or maybe not, i'm not sure of your rankings system
so what now? You’re actually agreeing to the running backs are important myth?
I was simply explaining the logic behind the trade. Now I didn’t have to explain or sell the trade offer to the Gore owner *ahem*. I made the offer, he liked it, we did the trade. Magic. If you thought it was an unfair trade, you could have put cast your vote for a veto on the trade (not veto the trade altogether… which I wasn’t suggesting in the 1st place) rather then bitch and moan about the trade after the veto deadline passed
You claim you don’t need websites, rankings or fantasy experts to help you make your team… you’ve completely written them off
And now your using an article from yahoo to support your argument? c'mon
In the end, it’s me that has to set the lineup, but it’s very helpful to have a few articles to reference to. imo Fantasy websites are quite useful, especially since I don’t get to watch all the games, see what kind of system each team is running, and other meticulous things. i'm not as smart as others who are able to have a complete master ranking system based on who knows what
yeh because 1 week's worth of games is the perfect sample size to determine this. so Josh Brown for Peyton Manning would actually be a ripoff for me since Brown outscored him this week
Mon Sep 11, 2006 10:42 pm
Tue Sep 12, 2006 12:57 am
Tue Sep 12, 2006 9:33 am
To a point. I always like to have a backup plan, and to look at things from all angles. The NFL is always the toughest league to predict anything in, and alot of the Ronnie Brown hype is just irrational.
But that wasn't even disputed until the first game. Don't pretend that you argued against it before he got those touchdowns. Using hindsight vs a prediction is a cheap way to win a debate.
Than make it. It should be entertaining to see somthing absract...
Wtf, you brought it up, not me. I conceeded that point, its solid. I remember all the talk about him having small hands and that.
I seriously don't know you're intentions in this: To have an objective discussion or to re word my points to better suit your case.
You've been a fan of this game longer then me. You should know that just as many things can happen negatively to a player as they can positively.
You don't even know my theories
You goto draft sites? Can't you think for yourself.. But seriously, my projections are not impossible to guage. Just becuase it's not dependant on numbers and I use my own opinion doesn't mean it's bad. You may not agree with it, but it works for me at least.
Now thats 5 + years and he averages well over 300 attempts per season. Holmes had 3 seasons of 300 + attempts. According to your hindseight, is Alexander overdue for a breakdown like Holmes? Or is simply that its impossible to predict certain things from numbers alone? Holmes demise was not predicted, and I benifited big time becuase of it becuase I had LJ on my team.
How long did it take Willis Mgahee to become the starter? You're whole paragraph has no real point.
For starters, when did I use yahoo's rankings to prove any point? Second of all, I never said I'm right with anything. I'm confident that the mcnabb/brown deal was fair becuase the risk/reward is equal on both sides, and it helps both teams rosters.
Hey you started the cheap shots and also the conclusions after one week. Remember the trash talk in yahoo? "r.brown, 2 tds some bust".
I never said they aren't important. What I've always said is there is an over hype of them. If you believe in Lamont Jordan ahead of Peyton Manning becuase Jordan is a rb, well that just proves my point.
The same could be said about the McNabb/ Brown deal, but yet you still whinge about me ripping him off. At least I told jugs the possibility of brown being good and mcnabb being bad.. I wonder if you did the same to cwebb? I doubt it.
I used that article to show how bad fantasy experst opinions are, and how people shouldnt look at the projected rankings as a be all and end all in determining if a trade is fair or not.
I know you're being a smartarse, but its just my opinion that i base my rankings on.
Once again, you're being a hypocrit. Do you know remember the comment made in trash talk after the steelers/ dolphins game?Thats only one game as well.
Tue Sep 12, 2006 9:36 am
Tue Sep 12, 2006 7:23 pm
I’d like to have backup plans myself. Actually the NFL(and college football) is perceived by many gamblers, including myself, as one of the easier sports to bet on
There may be some hype but when it comes to down it, because of what I have mentioned already, the chances of him having a successful season are greater then him having a bad season.
Originally you were debating that the Miami passing game would make Brown a weaker. You didn’t mention Culpepper doing sneaks until AFTER the game IIrc
i’m trying the former. At least I’m not being selective with what I’m responding to
That’s a pretty damn big umbrella statement. Could you further elaborate on it
Exactly. So how are we supposed to have a decent discussion when comparing player value? Lol I can say player X is top 10 then you’ll counter and say he could have a bad season though and is overrated by the so called experts
As far as Alexander, who knows. But it’s obvious that the amont of carries Holmes was doing was taking a big toll on him
No point? You said “for a lot of years he wasn’t even the 2nd string guy”. He being Larry Johnson, the same Larry Johnson who was 2nd string in his 2nd year! C’mon….
Using yahoo’s big board earlier in the discussion.. you don’t claim to be right? So what’s the point of this entire discussion? and I’m confident the deal is unfair and there was more risk on his side. So what now lol?
Lol I was the one who started making cheap shots based on one week’s of games? You forget so soon- you’re the guy who started the trash talk mentioning something about Culpepper after the first game of the season. tell me exactly what was my first cheap shot at your team anyway
Who is overhyping them? I’m sure not. I didn’t even say the Jordan/Manning thing so don’t even bother speculating. In fact, in a money league I’m in (10 teams), I drafted 9th and was surprised/happy to nab Manning with the 12th pick
It’s not the same since I put in the veto vote and started discussing about it while there was that 2 or 3 day wait for the GM’s to veto it.. I have no clue why you’re shitting on my trade after the voting period past.
Yeh- you pick 1 site out of the many big sites out there and automatically assume this one website speaks for the whole fantasy f-ball analyzing community. I never said this whole end all, be all talk. Again- it’s very useful as a guide
Tue Sep 12, 2006 10:00 pm
Tue Sep 12, 2006 10:30 pm
Wed Sep 13, 2006 10:02 am
I have to disagree. With the parity in the league, I think it's nearly impossible to make season long predictions before the season starts.
You're saying a different thing to what was originall discussed, and thats if Brown would live upto the projected rankings or not. Theres no way I would have traded for him if I felt he was going to have a bad season. however, people were expecting him to have Edgerin James type production. Surely you can see the difference...
I said that the passing game will take attempts away from brown. I stand by that comment. And I suggest you look at previous posts within this thread, becuase I talked about goaline situations well before the game. I'd be an idiot to say that after the game, becuase of what happened in the game where brown had his 2 td runs from inside the 10.
But just an interesting point, take those 2 runs away and brown gets a total of two fantasy points. We're not talking about 50+ yard runs. 2 runs for a combined 13 or 14 yards. Think about that and also think about the line between a good game and a bad game.
Are you kidding? You want me to respond to "nah i dont want to elaborate on this point" or "my mistake i suppose" type of replies?
You're defending fanatsy experts who put him ahead of manning. And im also very happy to get manning. I wont be trading him straight up for anyone right now.
Sure. I'm referring to the intagibles associated with fantasy football. For everything that can work in a players favour, there can and usually is somthing that works against him. Opposition, experience, teamates, team strategy, it can all work in a players favour but also a players disadvantage.
You dont think ronnie brown is overated? Or Lamont Jordan?
You're changing your arguemetn again. Your initial point was people were predicting Holmes' demise becuase of the rushing attempts, but they havent shown the same concern with Alexander and he has had more attempts.
. Yes in Johnson’s rookie year but it’s debatable exactly who was the #2 but Johnson was the more efficient/productive player. Regardless, neither 1 nor 2 years is a ton of time as you claimed. That was the point I was making, which you failed to realizeBlaylock was.
When? I didnt. I said how flawed it was. I never used it to validate the brown/mcnabb deal becuase it goes against what im saying.
... you said about who i drafted. The culpepper comment was after that, and more of a comment towards cwebb who had the steelers defense.
I'm the one that actually brought the trade to everyones attention here in this post. As for your trade, I have no problem with it. The way you have double standards is what i cant stand. As i said before, look at the first weeks productions, you and jugs got the better out of the two deals, and you were by far the biggest winner yet also the biggest whiner.
I saw one article and that was enough for me.
Wed Sep 13, 2006 10:35 am
Wed Sep 13, 2006 12:47 pm
Matthew wrote:I think you posted in the wrong football thread, but hey what the fuck, only me and Air gordon are talking fanatsy football anyway.
In 2004, remember that Brunell was injured for a few games, Ramsey was garbage and the impact that moss had last season. He wasnt there in 04. One game can be scary, but don't write your season off yet. And Dallas' offense didnt look good either. 3 ints from bledsoe? Not good. All the questions about if Owens would be ready, maybe they should have been directed at the qb instead...
Fri Sep 15, 2006 8:47 am
Fri Sep 15, 2006 8:49 am
Fri Sep 15, 2006 11:05 am
We’re not on the same thing here. I thought we’re talking gambling in general… not just season long predictions. What are we debating over again lol?
I thought we’ve been debating on Brown having a good season vs Brown having a bad season. I didn’t mention anything about him having an Edgerin James type production, whatever that is projected out to be. I surely haven’t quoted specifically a fantasy site mentioning Brown will have a James type production either. Let’s not bring other “people’s” expectations of Brown when I haven’t mentioned them in the 1st place
So what- you’re backing away from your comments of saying Brown will be a weaker player because of the passing game. I agree obviously there could be more pass attempts now that a better QB on board, but it would be more beneficial to Brown (and the passing game) since the team now has a balanced offense. Indy sure agreed as do many others. This happened in the Arizona vs SF game. SF started their safeties up so Warner was going deep to his receivers. Then SF adjusted and put their safeties back then James started doing damage
Yes when TD’s are awarded 6pts in our league. And you can also think since Miami will be giving him the ball near the goal line, there’s will be that chance he’ll salvage a subpar game into a good one by getting a TD or 2
You could have replied to my comments about how having productive Rb’s which was in response to your Rb myth post or how I didn’t have to do a sell job on/give a warning to a GM to get a trade done
Lol when? i had mentioned most of the sites i had seen had Manning ahead of Brown, rightly so
So exactly what are the negative intangibles that Brown will be facing that’s supposed to equal all the positive signs of Brown having a good season?
I think brown is worthy of 1st round pick/a no.1 type RB, especially in a 14team league. Call it whatever you want. I don’t know why this Jordan guy is being brought up
So Holmes was/responding different to the amount of carries then Alexander. You want to keep on splitting hairs. Let’s not get away from what was being disputed in the first place (and something you didn’t respond to 2 times now)- starting in 2004, there were already questions marks regarding Holmes holding up/repeating another superstar type season. And in the fantasy columns, the experts were already suggesting picking up Johnson if you drafted Holmes. Or maybe you’ll just fail to acknowledge this since it goes against you’re thinking
. Yes in Johnson’s rookie year but it’s debatable exactly who was the #2 but Johnson was the more efficient/productive player. Regardless, neither 1 nor 2 years is a ton of time as you claimed. That was the point I was making, which you failed to realize
Or since it is one of many sites showing Brown was perceived to have much more value
Lol ok so I rip your RB situation and you go off and make some blanket statement about Culpepper based on the results of one game (and I guess the idiot remark was more towards the steelers defense too lol)... but whatever.. not much trash talking coming from your side after i took high points even with my top guys stinking
you? yahoo gives you the option to get emailnotifications of league trades/offers being made to your team. Also there is a link to view/veto the trade on the "my team" page.
..i don’t have double standards compared to yours. Saying “now you tell me who ripped off who” is your way of saying I got the better end of the trade is just ridiculous.
And actually since I “was bored”, I asked every GM in my money league if they would trade Brown for McNabb, listing both rosters. The results: all 9 said no. I even asked a few fantasy experts via email and they agreed. In fact a few were even saying that this was collusion and that it would shift the power of the league. But hey- we’re just a bunch of guys with some fantasy experience. You’ll just find some way to discount it anyway. However I think what’s most surprising and telling is that not one them said they would go for the trade/said it was a fair deal. Ah well
And throughout this whole debate- you haven’t once given you own ranking of Brown or McNabb, you have consistently just mentioned that everyone overrates RBs and that there’s this big chance of him having a bad season.. no fantasy sites can be relied on.
God damn, my team is terrible. I wish I had been there for the draft, I think the only guys I have that I would have taken are Santana Moss and maybe Ben Roethlisberger.
i've traded Chad Pennington to Qballer for Derrick Mason and R McMichael.
just giving the heads up for anyone that wants to veto this trade- You've got 2 days
i'm also open to debating the fairness or lack of it in this deal