Post by duckberg on Dec 17, 2011 11:02:34 GMT -5
Week 2 has passed in Fantasy football worlds and you know what that means. Its time for Fantasy Football Weekly. We were planning to go over two weeks worth of games here today but there was a delay in the league due to both the St. Peter Griffins and New York Nightmare having their entire squads locked up for various charges. Needless to say, the games eventually got under way and we can go over the Week 2 games for you.
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Reminders on scoring rules:
Most points = 5
Second Most points = 3
Third Most = 2
Least = 0
Each week I will tally up the fantasy points each team compiles based on these rules:
Offense:
Quarterbacks (QB), Running Backs (RB), Wide Receivers (WR), Tight Ends (TE)
6 pts per rushing or receiving TD
6 pts for player returning or recovering a fumble for TD
4 pts per passing TD
2 pts per rushing or receiving 2 pt conversion (note: teams do not receive points
for yardage gained during the conversion)
2 pts per passing 2 pt conversion
1 pt per 10 yards rushing or receiving
1 pt per 25 yards passing
0.5 pt per reception
0.25 pt per completion
Bonus Points
2 pts per rushing or receiving of 150 yards or more
2 pts per passing of 350 yards or more
Penalty Points
-2 pts per intercepted pass
-2 pts per fumble lost
-0.25 pt per drop
Kickers (K)
5 pts per 50+ yard FG made
4 pts per 40-49 yard FG made
3 pts per FG made, 39 yards or less
2 pts per rushing, passing, or receiving 2 pt conversion
1 pt per Extra Point made
Penalty Points
-2 pts per missed FG (0-39 yds)
-1 pt per missed FG (40-49 yds)
(note: a missed FG includes any attempt that is blocked, deflected, etc.)
Defensive/Special Teams (D)
10 pts for 0 points allowed
7 pts for 2-6 points allowed
4 pts for 7-13 points allowed
1 pt for 14-17 points allowed
0 pts for 18-21 points allowed (note: team defense is responsible for all points allowed)
-1 pts for 22-27 points allowed
-4 pts for 28-34 points allowed
-7 pts for 35-45 points allowed
-10 pts for 46+ points allowed
3 pts per defensive or special teams TD
2 pts per interception
2 pts per fumble recovery (Note: includes a fumble by the opposing team out of the end zone)
2 pts per blocked punt, PAT, or FG (Note: a deflected kick of any kind does not receive points)
2 pts per safety
1 pt per sack
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Now, it is time to tally up the scores and see who came out on top! Week 2 rankings are right here.
Quarterbacks[/u][/i]
[blue]Tom Rayder - 2.68[/blue]
[red]Rock Afella - 2.24[/red]
[purple]Lawson Forbes - 0.87[/purple]
Landon Carter - (-2.37)
Overall, it was a very bad week for the Troopers offense, especially Carter[/size]
Yet another bad week for quarterbacks throughout the league. It is to be expected though, with passing attacks still working out any kinks that are in them. The big issue for many QB's this week was running the ball. Cater lost over 5 points because of rushing yards and fumbles, and the other quarterbacks were not much better. Rock Afella led the league in yards once again but was marginally beat out by Tom Rayder due to Afella's two picks.
Running Backs
[purple]Maple Syrup - 27.6[/purple]
Ikechukwu Osuwah - 7.6
[blue]Brandon Iceman - 6.45[/blue]
[red]Elijah McNugget - 2.4[/red]
Expect to continue to see runningbacks own the most fantasy points, especially Maple Syrup.
Maple Syrup showed this week that size does, in fact, matter. He plowed through the defense gaining chunks of 5-6 yards per carry and even threw in a 91 yard touchdown run on his first carry. Its a good thing to have Syrup break out early, and expect him to continue his success throughout the year. Owners who were expecting Ikechukwu Osuwah to have another big game were upset after the Griffins defense held him to 64 yards and forced a fumble as well.
Fullbacks[/i][/b]
[red]Jimmy Fullback - 1.6[/red]
[purple]Brutal Pancakes - 0.4[/purple]
[blue]Scott Fullback - 0[/blue]
Mega Man - (-0.5)
Should Jimmy Fullback (above) even be allowed in the league? I don't think he's human!
A low scoring week in terms of fullbacks. Brutal Pancakes almost ran away with the show if it weren't for his fumble in the third quarter. He unexpectantly got 10 carries from the Griffin's playbook and racked up a whopping 24 yards. The big story is that a robot ran for 16 yards for the Reno Predators. Should this be legal? Apparently the UFSL commissioner believes in equal robot rights so I guess so.
Wide Receivers[/u][/i]
[purple]Marcus Kennard - 7.1[/purple]
[red]Dave Hester - 3.9[/red]
[red]Devin Street - 3.65[/red]
[purple]Carmanjello Williams - 2.85[/purple]
[red]Staphid Jervis - 2.75[/red]
Keon Henderson - 2.35
Jordan Oakley - 1.6
[blue]Jimmy Graham - (-0.25)
Christopher Miller - (-1.25)[/blue]
Marcus Kennard had a decent game despite the Griffins run game controlling the clock
Totals
[red]Reno Predators - 10.3[/red]
[purple]St. Peter Griffins - 9.95[/purple]
Seattle Stormtroopers - 3.95
[blue]New York Nightmare - (-1.5)[/blue]
When your entire passing attack ends up in negative points, you aren't going to win too many games. Miller and Graham combined for zero catches, zero yards, and six drops. They need to step it up for New York to have any chance of winning games. Marcus Kennard had the high points for the week, reeling in two catches for 51 yards and not dropping any.
Tight Ends
Aldous Steele - 4.6
[red]Dwayne Carter Jr. - 2.8[/red]
[blue]Usian Bolt - 1.05[/blue]
[purple]Cobra Bubbles - (-0.25)[/purple]
Aldous Steele is showing that he is a receiving threat.
Good news is that Usain Bolt had positive points this week. Bad news is it wasn't enough to pull the receiving corps total points into the positive side of the number line. Aldous Steele topped the leader board this week after having two catches for 36 yards. Nothing too flashy this week folks, sorry.
Defense
[purple]St. Peter Griffins - 20[/purple]
[red]Reno Reapers - 16[/red]
[blue]New York Nightmare - 14[/blue]
Seattle Stormtroopers - 11
The Griffins defense has had two big games in a row
Noone was stopping the Griffins from taking the top spot this week. Despite the Predators shutting out New York, St. Peter racked up seven sacks, forced three turnovers, and did not allow Seattle to get into the endzone. So far they are the only team to not have a touchdown scored against them. Between Syrup and the defense its easy to see why the Griffins are 2-0
Kickers
[red]Reno Predators - 8[/red]
Seattle Stormtroopers - 7
[purple]St. Peter Griffins - 5[/purple]
[blue]New York Nightmare - 0[/blue]
New York just couldn't catch a break last week
Kickers have been pretty steady this year so far. New York's kicker had the first miss of the year when he pulled a 51-yard field goal wide left. We'll see how that affects his fantasy value throughout the season but I would think his coach would let him off the hook for just one miss.
So lets tally our totals shall we?
Totals
[purple]St. Peter Griffins - 63.77[/purple]
[red]Reno Predators - 43.34[/red]
[blue]New York Nightmare - 31.81[/blue]
Seattle Stormtroopers - 31.28
Again there is a surprise the New York was not in last palce. It seems the the Griffins defense can shut down even Ikechukwu Osuwah enough to give the Stormtroopers the lowest points of the week. Maybe fantasy owners should try to avoid playing guys who are matched up against French Toast & Company for the time being, it doesn't seem to work very well. Maple Syrup had the high points of the week and helped his team earn top honors for points and allowed them to steal first place from Seattle.
Week 2 Points[/u]
[purple]St. Peter Griffins - 5[/purple]
[red]Reno Predators - 3[/b][/red]
[blue]New York Nightmare - 2[/blue]
Seattle Stormtroopers - 0
Week 2 Standings
[purple]St Peter Griffins - 8[/purple]
Seattle Stormtroopers - 5
[red]Reno Predators - 5[/red]
[blue]New York Nightmare - 2[/blue]
Week 1 Standings
Seattle Stormtroopers - 5
St. Peter Griffins - 3
Reno Predators - 2
New York Nightmare - 0
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Reminders on scoring rules:
Most points = 5
Second Most points = 3
Third Most = 2
Least = 0
Each week I will tally up the fantasy points each team compiles based on these rules:
Offense:
Quarterbacks (QB), Running Backs (RB), Wide Receivers (WR), Tight Ends (TE)
6 pts per rushing or receiving TD
6 pts for player returning or recovering a fumble for TD
4 pts per passing TD
2 pts per rushing or receiving 2 pt conversion (note: teams do not receive points
for yardage gained during the conversion)
2 pts per passing 2 pt conversion
1 pt per 10 yards rushing or receiving
1 pt per 25 yards passing
0.5 pt per reception
0.25 pt per completion
Bonus Points
2 pts per rushing or receiving of 150 yards or more
2 pts per passing of 350 yards or more
Penalty Points
-2 pts per intercepted pass
-2 pts per fumble lost
-0.25 pt per drop
Kickers (K)
5 pts per 50+ yard FG made
4 pts per 40-49 yard FG made
3 pts per FG made, 39 yards or less
2 pts per rushing, passing, or receiving 2 pt conversion
1 pt per Extra Point made
Penalty Points
-2 pts per missed FG (0-39 yds)
-1 pt per missed FG (40-49 yds)
(note: a missed FG includes any attempt that is blocked, deflected, etc.)
Defensive/Special Teams (D)
10 pts for 0 points allowed
7 pts for 2-6 points allowed
4 pts for 7-13 points allowed
1 pt for 14-17 points allowed
0 pts for 18-21 points allowed (note: team defense is responsible for all points allowed)
-1 pts for 22-27 points allowed
-4 pts for 28-34 points allowed
-7 pts for 35-45 points allowed
-10 pts for 46+ points allowed
3 pts per defensive or special teams TD
2 pts per interception
2 pts per fumble recovery (Note: includes a fumble by the opposing team out of the end zone)
2 pts per blocked punt, PAT, or FG (Note: a deflected kick of any kind does not receive points)
2 pts per safety
1 pt per sack
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Now, it is time to tally up the scores and see who came out on top! Week 2 rankings are right here.
Quarterbacks[/u][/i]
[blue]Tom Rayder - 2.68[/blue]
[red]Rock Afella - 2.24[/red]
[purple]Lawson Forbes - 0.87[/purple]
Landon Carter - (-2.37)
Overall, it was a very bad week for the Troopers offense, especially Carter
Yet another bad week for quarterbacks throughout the league. It is to be expected though, with passing attacks still working out any kinks that are in them. The big issue for many QB's this week was running the ball. Cater lost over 5 points because of rushing yards and fumbles, and the other quarterbacks were not much better. Rock Afella led the league in yards once again but was marginally beat out by Tom Rayder due to Afella's two picks.
Running Backs
[purple]Maple Syrup - 27.6[/purple]
Ikechukwu Osuwah - 7.6
[blue]Brandon Iceman - 6.45[/blue]
[red]Elijah McNugget - 2.4[/red]
Expect to continue to see runningbacks own the most fantasy points, especially Maple Syrup.
Maple Syrup showed this week that size does, in fact, matter. He plowed through the defense gaining chunks of 5-6 yards per carry and even threw in a 91 yard touchdown run on his first carry. Its a good thing to have Syrup break out early, and expect him to continue his success throughout the year. Owners who were expecting Ikechukwu Osuwah to have another big game were upset after the Griffins defense held him to 64 yards and forced a fumble as well.
Fullbacks[/i][/b]
[red]Jimmy Fullback - 1.6[/red]
[purple]Brutal Pancakes - 0.4[/purple]
[blue]Scott Fullback - 0[/blue]
Mega Man - (-0.5)
Should Jimmy Fullback (above) even be allowed in the league? I don't think he's human!
A low scoring week in terms of fullbacks. Brutal Pancakes almost ran away with the show if it weren't for his fumble in the third quarter. He unexpectantly got 10 carries from the Griffin's playbook and racked up a whopping 24 yards. The big story is that a robot ran for 16 yards for the Reno Predators. Should this be legal? Apparently the UFSL commissioner believes in equal robot rights so I guess so.
Wide Receivers[/u][/i]
[purple]Marcus Kennard - 7.1[/purple]
[red]Dave Hester - 3.9[/red]
[red]Devin Street - 3.65[/red]
[purple]Carmanjello Williams - 2.85[/purple]
[red]Staphid Jervis - 2.75[/red]
Keon Henderson - 2.35
Jordan Oakley - 1.6
[blue]Jimmy Graham - (-0.25)
Christopher Miller - (-1.25)[/blue]
Marcus Kennard had a decent game despite the Griffins run game controlling the clock
Totals
[red]Reno Predators - 10.3[/red]
[purple]St. Peter Griffins - 9.95[/purple]
Seattle Stormtroopers - 3.95
[blue]New York Nightmare - (-1.5)[/blue]
When your entire passing attack ends up in negative points, you aren't going to win too many games. Miller and Graham combined for zero catches, zero yards, and six drops. They need to step it up for New York to have any chance of winning games. Marcus Kennard had the high points for the week, reeling in two catches for 51 yards and not dropping any.
Tight Ends
Aldous Steele - 4.6
[red]Dwayne Carter Jr. - 2.8[/red]
[blue]Usian Bolt - 1.05[/blue]
[purple]Cobra Bubbles - (-0.25)[/purple]
Aldous Steele is showing that he is a receiving threat.
Good news is that Usain Bolt had positive points this week. Bad news is it wasn't enough to pull the receiving corps total points into the positive side of the number line. Aldous Steele topped the leader board this week after having two catches for 36 yards. Nothing too flashy this week folks, sorry.
Defense
[purple]St. Peter Griffins - 20[/purple]
[red]Reno Reapers - 16[/red]
[blue]New York Nightmare - 14[/blue]
Seattle Stormtroopers - 11
The Griffins defense has had two big games in a row
Noone was stopping the Griffins from taking the top spot this week. Despite the Predators shutting out New York, St. Peter racked up seven sacks, forced three turnovers, and did not allow Seattle to get into the endzone. So far they are the only team to not have a touchdown scored against them. Between Syrup and the defense its easy to see why the Griffins are 2-0
Kickers
[red]Reno Predators - 8[/red]
Seattle Stormtroopers - 7
[purple]St. Peter Griffins - 5[/purple]
[blue]New York Nightmare - 0[/blue]
New York just couldn't catch a break last week
Kickers have been pretty steady this year so far. New York's kicker had the first miss of the year when he pulled a 51-yard field goal wide left. We'll see how that affects his fantasy value throughout the season but I would think his coach would let him off the hook for just one miss.
So lets tally our totals shall we?
Totals
[purple]St. Peter Griffins - 63.77[/purple]
[red]Reno Predators - 43.34[/red]
[blue]New York Nightmare - 31.81[/blue]
Seattle Stormtroopers - 31.28
Again there is a surprise the New York was not in last palce. It seems the the Griffins defense can shut down even Ikechukwu Osuwah enough to give the Stormtroopers the lowest points of the week. Maybe fantasy owners should try to avoid playing guys who are matched up against French Toast & Company for the time being, it doesn't seem to work very well. Maple Syrup had the high points of the week and helped his team earn top honors for points and allowed them to steal first place from Seattle.
Week 2 Points[/u]
[purple]St. Peter Griffins - 5[/purple]
[red]Reno Predators - 3[/b][/red]
[blue]New York Nightmare - 2[/blue]
Seattle Stormtroopers - 0
Week 2 Standings
[purple]St Peter Griffins - 8[/purple]
Seattle Stormtroopers - 5
[red]Reno Predators - 5[/red]
[blue]New York Nightmare - 2[/blue]
Week 1 Standings
Seattle Stormtroopers - 5
St. Peter Griffins - 3
Reno Predators - 2
New York Nightmare - 0
