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**gruntbygod** · 06-30-2006, 06:00 PM

I am in a salary cap based league, and have alter my team to give myself a stud backfield. I have LT, LJ, and Ronnie Brown. I did this by grabing two low cost WR's that are projected as starter's Mark Clayton, and Matt Jones, to go with Chad Johnson. Another factor in being able to land LT, and LJ is that I cut Manning for Delholme. Delholme, honest to god, wasn't even in the top 20 QB's as far as pricing goes. How do you think this will work out for me, and take into account that players price goes up, or down as the season progresses

**gruntbygod** · 06-30-2006, 06:01 PM

here is the scoring system

Offensive Statistics

Passing Yards 1
Rushing Yards 2
Receiving Yards 2
Kick-Off Return Yards 1
Punt Return Yards 2
Touchdowns 60
Receptions 2
Incompletions -2
Fumbles Lost -45
Interception Thrown -45
Two Point Conversions 20
Kick-Off Return Attempts -10

BigOrangenation33 · 06-30-2006, 06:41 PM

i think it will work out great...think about how many rushing yards LT and LJ will rack up...i think you will be fine.

SUPER_MAN_#65 · 06-30-2006, 06:46 PM

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Originally Posted by C-Unit33

i think it will work out great...think about how many rushing yards LT and LJ will rack up...i think you will be fine.

Agreed.

I'm wondering, what site has salary cap fantasy leagues?

BigOrangenation33 · 06-30-2006, 07:02 PM

im not sure but i think there might be one on SI.com but im not sure...

**Professor** · 06-30-2006, 07:11 PM

first off with that scoring, you don't necessarily want the QB that throws the most TD's as opposed to a QB that throws few int's. The fact that the RB's you have will catch balls is huge, being 2 pts per receptions. But it seems as though your league really favors receivers over runners because they not only get the points for yards that the backs get for running, but the points per receptions is huge. I would consider trading ronnie brown for someone like randy moss or darrell jackson or a WR that catches TD's, IF you are able to do that then your team would be set.

**gruntbygod** · 06-30-2006, 07:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Dynasty_fan_47

Agreed.

I'm wondering, what site has salary cap fantasy leagues?

I am on sporting news

**gruntbygod** · 06-30-2006, 07:37 PM

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Originally Posted by professorellisdtrails

first off with that scoring, you don't necessarily want the QB that throws the most TD's as opposed to a QB that throws few int's. The fact that the RB's you have will catch balls is huge, being 2 pts per receptions. But it seems as though your league really favors receivers over runners because they not only get the points for yards that the backs get for running, but the points per receptions is huge. I would consider trading ronnie brown for someone like randy moss or darrell jackson or a WR that catches TD's, IF you are able to do that then your team would be set.

Good point. After C. Johnson I have Matt Jone's, and Mark Clayton, both are about the same price, who should I stick with?

ABuccsFan · 07-01-2006, 03:10 AM

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Originally Posted by C-Unit33

i think it will work out great...think about how many rushing yards LT and LJ will rack up...i think you will be fine.

Not when their prices go up, and he has to trade out for Harrington, and Poole and Hilliard.

**gruntbygod** · 07-01-2006, 09:18 AM

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Originally Posted by ABuccsFan

Not when their prices go up, and he has to trade out for Harrington, and Poole and Hilliard.

You still keep them when their price goes up, it's like the stock market, buy low sell high. One of the ways you win prizes at the end of the season is by having the most valuable franchise

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