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reply posted on 22-7-2008 @ 10:25 PM by Bunch
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Obnoxious Skeptics and Gullible Believers

Stephen Hawkins and John Lear (no offense intended)

Reptilians and Greys

BTS Flimsies and ATS Powerdogs

Bret Favre and Aaron Rodgers

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reply posted on 23-7-2008 @ 01:17 PM by beastamerica
Originally posted by Bunch
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Obnoxious Skeptics and Gullible Believers

Stephen Hawkins and John Lear (no offense intended)

Reptilians and Greys

BTS Flimsies and ATS Powerdogs

Bret Favre and Aaron Rodgers

[edit on 22-7-2008 by Bunch]

[edit on 22-7-2008 by Bunch]


Aliens Vs Predators


mr commish, do we have a set-up of the roster yet?


reply posted on 23-7-2008 @ 01:18 PM by NovusOrdoMundi
The league is done. I will start sending out invites, but two things are needed: You will need to create an account at ESPN.com. When you have done that, please send me, through u2u, the email address you used to sign up at ESPN so that I can send you an invitation.

Again, please do not sign up unless you are completely committed to playing.


reply posted on 23-7-2008 @ 05:29 PM by xpert11
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Fair enough . Providing your willing to accept a complete novice I am willing to give this a go .

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I'm not a huge rugby fan but I am happy to pass on my basic understanding of the game .


reply posted on 23-7-2008 @ 08:02 PM by xpert11
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Well if fantasy football is anything like my other experience with other fantasy sports then you select a team and your score depends on how your chosen players perform and the scoring system . The draft will be new to me but it is an idea that I like .
I have heard of Brett Farve and Tom Brady before . Other then Quarter Back I cant say that I am familiar with any of the other positions. This could prove to be quiet interesting .


reply posted on 23-7-2008 @ 09:57 PM by NovusOrdoMundi
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Yeah, thats basically how all fantasy sports go.

The draft is simple. We'll order the teams in the league 1-12 (or however many teams there will be), and when a team's turn comes up, they will pick a player from the entire NFL player list. Typically you want to go with the best available at the positions you need, which is every position at the start of the draft.

We'll keep doing that until all of the positions on every team is filled.

You'll have player rankings available to you, so no worries about not knowing many players.

The thing about fantasy sports is you don't really have to know the players or the sport that well to participate. With stat projections and player rankings, it makes it easy.

There are some things that give someone who knows, for example, the NFL and its players an advantage over someone not familiar with the NFL, such as maybe if Team A is playing Team B, and although Team A has a better record and better team, they can't seem to always beat Team B. So of course someone following the NFL more closely would know that and would avoid starting players from Team A given the chance they might not have a great game.

And there's other variables like weather, maybe a certain player does or does not play well in a certain kind of weather that they will be playing in that week. Obviously knowing the players and the NFL would help with that.

Other than that, its a pretty level playing field.

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reply posted on 24-7-2008 @ 03:23 PM by NovusOrdoMundi
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Yeah thats right.

There's a league scoring system where you get a certain amount of points for touchdowns (6 points), passing yards (1 point for every 25 yards) etc., and some negative points for interceptions thrown (-2 points), fumbles lost (-2 points) etc. There's more categories for points. I'm sure you can look at them all in the league settings.

That point system is matched with each of your players' stats for that particular week in the NFL. The points are added up and compared to the team you are playing. The one with the most points gets a win. The other team, obviously, gets a loss. The next Sunday, you play another team in the league and do it all over again.

There will be 14 weeks in the regular season of our league, meaning you will play 14 games. Week 15, 16 and 17 of the NFL season will be our playoffs. Right now, the top 8 teams with the best records will make it to the playoffs. This may change though.

For those that don't know, Week 17 is the last week of the NFL regular season. Fantasy Football playoffs end when the regular season of the NFL ends because not everyone's players will make it to the NFL playoffs, meaning they wouldn't be playing any games, which means no points. That wouldn't really be fun.

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