Dynasty League Football

I used to make claims all the time on the forums. I'd put hours upon hours of work into one player and post it up. Some people thanked me for the work and then it would disappear within a day and it'd maybe get 1-2 pages long at best. I even had one write up that got 0 replies. I really hated that....

Ha, saw your post on Reddit. You getting flamed there for exactly what we're talking about. As soon as someone sticks their neck out with their own viewpoint, some others disagree without any context given. Cant people just appreciate rankings even if they dont agree player for player? Yeah I'm tot...

dlf_mikeh wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 29, 2020 6:17 pm

Love it. I need to read it thoroughly sometime.

Is the 1a, 1b, 1c interchangeable?

Yeah, top 3 are pretty much interchangeable and I’ve had each one at the #1 spot at some point.

Bot101 wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 29, 2020 6:11 pm

Very nice write up, thanks for posting this!

Im sure some of your WR rankings will get under some people's skin around these parts though.

Aiyuk, Mims, and Ruggs seem to get under people’s skin the most.

Didn't see this coming. I don't think some of this should be judged and others should be weighted. My focus is finding under-rated late 1st/early 2nd rounders or finding RBs that are valued as a first but shouldn't be. Why should I be judged by saying Jacobs & Sanders are the top 2 guys in 2019? Ev...

RBs 1a D'Andre Swift, Georgia, 5'8/212, 60% SPARQ I keep on going back and forth between my top 3 but Swift's 2018 film is enough for me to have him as my tentative #1. Alvin Kamara playing style, Swift is incredibly smooth and seems to slither off blocks. Great pass catcher, insane lateral cuts, v...

All ADP data below is from DLF's ADP with the exception of 2016. 2019 1. Miles Sanders (ADP RB2) It's way too early to call this a miss as Sanders had a very good year. However, Jacobs was the consensus RB1 and I think he's still valued as such. While the difference is only one spot in Mike's ranki...

I’d say Mike’s RB takes are defined by the following players:

Darrell Henderson
Kerryon Johnson
Nick Chubb
RoJo
Rashad Penny
Kalen Ballage

All ADP data below is from DLF's ADP with the exception of 2016. 2019 1. Miles Sanders (ADP RB2) It's way too early to call this a miss as Sanders had a very good year. However, Jacobs was the consensus RB1 and I think he's still valued as such. While the difference is only one spot in Mike's rankin...

No no, you should totally pay for DLF Premium. They’re always right, and when they aren’t, well, it doesn’t count. Somebody get this thread to @Fantasy_Mansion please. I see a lot of complaining but not a lot of reasons why. Can we finally get some clarification? Dobbins and Swift will have better ...

The thread took on a life of its own when MikeH claimed to be the most accurate predictor of running back success, then spectacularly failed to back up that claim . I would say this isn't true. People have pointed out some examples of inaccuracy. Nothing extraordinary, no big whiffs, but examples n...

The surest way to communicate that you are over thinking things and have a bad process is by saying you have Taylor outside your top 5. Frankly a ridiculous opinion. I want players who produce right away. Those who do increase in value. Those who do not decrease in value. I do not believe Taylor wi...

I thought Dillion had the best night with a 4.53 40, 41.0 vert, and a 131.0 broad jump at 247 lbs. I might have to move him up to my RB5. The tale will be told on day 2 of draft day, but I agree for now. For as productive as he was in his career, always got the sense he'd go between the 4th-6th dep...

Since 2013 when I started scouting rookies, as a pure prospect I’d have him behind Barkley, Fournette, Elliott and Mixon. As mentioned McCaffrey is a different style back, so it’s hard to compare the two. I’d agree. Idk why people are saying taylor is a better prospect than fournette because I reme...

Deebo side by a bit