If I have DeSean Jackson and he scores on a punt return it is retarded that I donāt get the points.
Plus given that we now have flex we need more players of value.
For the record Iād prefer Pukewy or whatever heās called over Blandward Webb.
If I have DeSean Jackson and he scores on a punt return it is retarded that I donāt get the points.
Plus given that we now have flex we need more players of value.
For the record Iād prefer Pukewy or whatever heās called over Blandward Webb.[/quote]
Look weāre doing PPR now. If you want player return yards Iāll throw a poll up on the Fantasy page and see what people think.
Weāre looking at a random order for the draft going by the current poll just to let everyone know.
The problem is that some people know way more about this than others, points for player return yards makes more sense than not having it. But weāve never had it before, if I change all this without everyone being aware of it then thereāll be other people giving out.
Just for the record, I want points for player return yards too.
them other lads wouldnt have a clue. and anyway, it really only helps the very top players who would do both, like Jackosn if he returns this year, or Welker if he does likewise. you wouldnt carry a player just for it, other than the likes of Cribbs or Hestor
Iām not fussed either way. I have no problem picking defensive players, but I just think for this league in general it might be a step too far too soon.
hey mac, instead of whinging about flano not letting you play, why dont you set up the second tier TFK league. sure ye are only a couple of players short, and when howard webb is kicked out relegated then it will mean there is less players to find
I think it could be good craic with the right format. One of the ESPN guys was praising it. Iāll try root out what he said. The yahoo one is balls though.
I already have a sponsorship deal with Mahon McPhillips sorted for next year for my real team.
Adrian Ronan will be my starting running back. The fat ballycallan prick.
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