All of the keepers have been reported and declared for the 2017 Season. The following keeper chart reflects what has been reported to the league. Please report any errors you may come across.
Download links should be available above the chart. Thank you for being prompt and good luck with the draft next week.
The 2017 Draft Lottery was conducted earlier this week with Antonio and Maria. The 1st and 2nd picks were up for grabs in the lottery and the remaining picks are based on last years standings. Tyrion’s Tyrants won and maintained the 1st pick with a 28.57% chance to maintain that 1st pick. T.D. Parker won the 2nd pick, jumping up two spots. The results and remaining picks are listed in the table below.
The draft will be on August 30 at 7:30pm and as usual it is a straight draft. The deadline to declare your keepers is August 23. Don’t forget to review your players draft value. Remember you can keep up to 3 players. The 2017 regular season schedule has also been generated.
The deadline to declare your keepers is going to be 1 week before the draft day (TBD). To declare your keepers go to the yahoo site, hover over “My Team” menu and select “choose keepers”. This will bring you to a page where you can select up to 3 players to keep. It will be finalized once I review that the keepers are valid based on the rules below. If you fail to declare your keepers by the deadline then all of your players will be returned to the pool to be drafted.
The following is each team’s final roster for 2016 along with their draft value if you decide to keep that player. Their draft values are based on where they where drafted last year, regardless of who drafted them. If a player was undrafted and later picked up then they are worth a 16th round pick (last round of the draft). The chart below is sortable on the website or you can use the search feature to search for your team name and display only your team. You can also download the chart or print it.
Crows Before Hoes finished the regular season in 1st place with a 10-3 record and 1,828.55 points for (setting a new league record). After securing a first round bye they defeated The Waterboy (8-5, 3rd) 124.10 to 99.70 in the semifinals. They went on to play The Sand Snakes in the finals and won 190.55 to 122.35 winning the Iron Bowl for the first time.
Thanks for another great draft day. The draft results were uploaded to yahoo this morning. Yahoo’s draft grades were also generated but don’t give it too much thought. Last year they projected T.D. Parker to finish in 6th and Wizard of Roz to finish 10th. We all know how that worked out.
All of the keepers have been reported and declared for the 2016 Season. The following keeper chart reflects what has been reported to the league. Please report any errors you may come across.
This year there were a total of 28 players that were kept. 18 of those players were kept for a 2nd year and 10 were kept for a 3rd year. Out of the 28 keepers, 16 were wide receivers, 7 were running backs, 4 were quarterbacks and 1 was a tight end (I’m guessing you could all guess who that was). 8 teams kept 3 players, 1 team kept 2 players, 2 teams kept 1 player and 1 team (Tyrion’s Tyrants) decided a clean slate was the way to go this year.
That’s it for our keeper stats. Download links should be available above the chart. Thank you for being prompt and good luck with the draft next week.
The 2016 Draft Lottery was conducted today. The results are listed below. The 1st and 2nd picks were up for grabs in the lottery and the remaining picks are based on last years standings. The Waterboy won the 1st pick with a 28.57% chance to maintain that 1st pick. The Sand Snakes won the 2nd pick. The draft will be a straight draft.
The deadline to declare your keepers is going to be August 18th, 1 week before the draft day (August 25th). To declare your keepers go to the yahoo site, hover over “My Team” menu and select “choose keepers”. This will bring you to a page where you can select up to 3 players to keep. It will be finalized once I review that the keepers are valid based on the rules below. If you fail to declare your keepers by the deadline then all of your players will be returned to the pool to be drafted.
The following is each team’s final roster for 2015 along with their draft value if you decide to keep that player. Each team should have 16 players from last year plus up to 2 injury reserved players if applicable. Their draft values are based on where they where drafted last year, regardless of who drafted them. If a player was undrafted and later picked up then they are worth a 16th round pick (last round of the draft).
You can find the keeper rules here!
Wizard of Roz 143.75 vs T.D. Parker 86.30
Wizard of Roz got 35.80 points from Julio Jones and 30.15 from Matthew Stafford, stomping T.D. Parker, 143.75 to 86.40. Wizard of Roz has done a good job of putting teams away early, collecting eight blowout wins on the year. Wizard of Roz has been a powerhouse and has now won five straight. This beating avenges a 145.80 to 133.10 loss to T.D. Parker back in Week 11. T.D. Parker finished the regular season in first place with a record of 10-3. They also ranked first in the league with 138.96 points per game. In their only other postseason game of the season, T.D. Parker beat DiRoc, 169.80 to 126.55.
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Crows Before Hoes 111.9 vs Wizard of Roz 136.8
You might as well call Wizard of Roz the “Comeback Kids” after overcoming a 7.80-point differential on Monday night to defeat Crows Before Hoes, 136.80 to 111.90. Wizard of Roz was led by 30.60 points from Matthew Stafford and 28.80 from Julio Jones. Someone check the temperature of Wizard of Roz. They’ve been on fire, winning their last four matchups in a row. This upset was sweeter than most, serving as revenge for a Week 6 175.80 to 126.85 loss to Crows Before Hoes. Crows Before Hoes finished the regular season in second place with a record of 10-3. They also ranked second in the league with 137.40 points per game. Crows Before Hoes was sent home quickly this postseason, losing in their only playoff matchup.
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