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Topic	B8 NFL Ladder Contest Results and Discussion
WickIebee 01/17/20 8:42:02 PM #15:	theawesomestevr posted... Eh, I think just pulling up TD leaders and looking at teams they're playing doesn't really require you to play fantasy football (and isn't really very football knowledge-based in general). There are also often guys like Julio who get monster receiving yards but almost never score. And stuff like picking which Bucs or Lions receiver this year was going to catch a TD in a game is completely inconsistent and luck-based regardless of their opponent. This year came down more to picking Michael Thomas and Dalvin Cook on the right week where they both happened to score since McCaffrey ran into a drought out of nowhere. See, I didn't say requires I'm saying you that Fantasy is the easiest way to look at Level 7. People look too easily at "I lost this week, time to pick the same people that have done this all year in an effort to get this correct." And then got stuck on Level 7. Like waiting on McCaffrey to suddenly burst when if you looked at Carolina's offense... they had none under Kyle Allen. His drought wasn't out of nowhere, it was teams seeing that he was literally the one player to stop on the line, and as Panthers OL got hurt, McCaffrey could do nothing. He faced no teams that were weak against the run at that time. When you pick the names everyone knows, you don't tend to pay attention to what happened. You just look at the TDs at the end and complain about being unlucky. You shouldn't rely on luck, and people who failed a lot on Level 7 this year really were doing just that. --- I'll just go back to gifs. Not like the winner was gonna click my topic. https://imgur.com/SXyi7uX <cite>WickIebee posted [p:933102891] in B8 NFL Lad... [t:78318202]...</cite> <quote>theawesomestevr posted... </cite> <quote>Eh, I think just pulling up TD leaders and looking at teams they're playing doesn't really require you to play fantasy football (and isn't really very football knowledge-based in general). There are also often guys like Julio who get monster receiving yards but almost never score. And stuff like picking which Bucs or Lions receiver this year was going to catch a TD in a game is completely inconsistent and luck-based regardless of their opponent. This year came down more to picking Michael Thomas and Dalvin Cook on the right week where they both happened to score since McCaffrey ran into a drought out of nowhere.</quote> See, I didn't say requires I'm saying you that Fantasy is the easiest way to look at Level 7. People look too easily at "I lost this week, time to pick the same people that have done this all year in an effort to get this correct." And then got stuck on Level 7. Like waiting on McCaffrey to suddenly burst when if you looked at Carolina's offense... they had none under Kyle Allen. His drought wasn't out of nowhere, it was teams seeing that he was literally the one player to stop on the line, and as Panthers OL got hurt, McCaffrey could do nothing. He faced no teams that were weak against the run at that time. When you pick the names everyone knows, you don't tend to pay attention to what happened. You just look at the TDs at the end and complain about being unlucky. You shouldn't rely on luck, and people who failed a lot on Level 7 this year really were doing just that. --- I'll just go back to gifs. Not like the winner was gonna click my topic. https://imgur.com/SXyi7uX</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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