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Chris25
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| Post #1: 10th Jul 2014 9:58 PM | |
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not miko pls
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Chris25
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| Post #2: 26th Jul 2014 10:39 AM | |
ugh 2 QB's is terrible | | |
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Chris25
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| Post #3: 26th Jul 2014 5:11 PM | |
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| I say KEEP the two QBs! It makes it unique and more challenging |
unique = stupid
challenging = retarded | | |
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Chris25
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| Post #4: 26th Jul 2014 8:28 PM | |
Of course everyone is going to play a QB at their flex position, an average QB scores more than an high end running back 90% of the time.
Also, ive been in leagues with 2 QB's before and essentially if one of your starting QB's gets hurt then youre fucked for the entire season, it takes away the importance of all of the other positions and puts it squarely on whether or not one of your QB's gets injured. | | |
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Chris25
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| Post #5: 27th Jul 2014 5:43 AM | |
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| ^And that is why you play the waiver wire. Injured QB's get replaced and I would think we did pretty well with it last season |
Yeah, but isnt it kind of pointless if you draft like the best sleeper RB and the best sleeper WR and are solid at every position then all of Brian Hoyer and two weeks later youre in last place. It negates everything else youve done at every other position. | | |
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