QBallers.com posted their top 40 fantasy football rookies for 2012 a couple days ago.
From QBallers
#1 Trent Richardson
#2 Andrew Luck
#3 Doug Martin
QBallers.com posted their top 40 fantasy football rookies for 2012 a couple days ago.
From QBallers
#1 Trent Richardson
#2 Andrew Luck
#3 Doug Martin
These are my top 12 rookies to watch for tonight. If Trent goes to RB graveyard Cleveland, i’ll move him way down…
Seth, Rob and Eric (all division winners last year) got totally screwed yesterday when it was announced that Calvin Johnson Wins Madden Vote. It is a well established fact that once you’re on that cover, you get hurt, turn into a pussy or get caught fighting dogs. Just ask Peyton Hillis, last year’s cover “winner”.
Almost 4 months after the Super Bowl, Thrice Commissioner Doug is still trying to collect outstanding debts in order to pay out the 2011 winners. At least his League isn’t The Deuce. That QFL League is still waiting to see any kind of Commissioner Report, despite the promise of one weeks ago. The First QFL paid out months ago.
The QFL and QFL Thrice Commissioners have issued 2011 year end Commissioner Reports (Thrice’s just last week) prompting Deuce Commissioner Berlage to promise to release one for his League next week.
From Berlage.
I’ve been mia on QFL since second week of playoffs [he means first week. Got crushed by NOJOQ 113-60] My wife’s leaving on a cruise Sunday [your wife is going without you? Lucky bastard] I should have time this week to catch up.
Yesterday’s release of The 2011 QFL Commissioner’s Report confirms what many suspected weeks ago, by winning Quince Bowl XIII, the Super Quince and seven weekly skins, FahQ crushed the all-time single season net money winning’s record by almost $240. It definitely helps that the value of a skin is up 14.5% from last year (from $74.72 to $85.50).
I bet you former Thrice Commissioner Radeck could give a sh!t about winning the $250 playoff pool. Team ownership outlasted a thousand people in the $8k USAToday survivor pool only to lose because of picking the Patriots in the Super Bowl. So close. And in his first year doing the pool too. He refused to collude.
I don’t have the stats to prove it, but this year’s playoff pool was the closest finish in memory. Usually the winner is obvious by the second round of the playoffs. This year 5 teams finished within 7 points of the winner. Ultimately Scott’s unabashed homerism paid off with a 3.8 point win over Shane, which wasn’t secured until some point in the middle of the 4th quarter. Scott’s SOQ franchise grossed about $763.56 with the win after finishing 11th overall in 2011. SOQ holds the 6th overall pick in the 2012 rookie draft.
Not to mention, AP, Welker, Bryant, Mike Wallace and Vernon Davis….
While watching the Super Bowl this weekend many QFLers will begin contemplating the season ahead. In this post ive compiled a list of the players I project to be available in the 2012 auction either as unrestricted or restricted free agents.
Your guide to the 2012 free agents after the jump.
An analysis of The QFL playoff pool completed by QSN today shows Quince Bowl XIII Champion FahQ holding onto a dwindling lead with only Gronkowski remaining. The pool is still mathematically up for grabs, but if Scott (or Duggan) didn’t win with their mostly Patriots rosters it would be surprising. Scott has 7 players left (all Pats of course) and Duggan has 5 players left (1 Giant). They both share Brady, Welker, Gronkowski and Gostkowski so the show comes down to Scott’s Hernandez, Green-Ellis and Pats D versus Duggan’s pick of Cruz.