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Definitely. But we did say the reveals would be slower once we hit top 50.

#31 - The Cabin in the Woods Five friends go for a break at a remote cabin, where they get more than they bargained for, discovering the truth behind the cabin in the woods. Drew Goddard 2012 Comedy, Meta USA IMDB: 70 Metacritic: 72 RottenTomatoes: 92...

Cleveland fans, last year the team ran the most plays in football, an alarming increase from their year to year averages. What was the driver for this? They didn't really run less after the Chubb injury than they had in recent years, it was their passing plays that shot up. Was it a change in...

I'd be very curious to know what these are. I'm comparing our list to many I've found on the internet and we are doing a very respectable job with maybe just a touch of recency bias for some movies. The one area we may be lacking in are movies pre-1970 or so, but dickey moe and his dad really...

You can tell, it has Spielberg written all over it.

What's interesting is that there are definite "Tiers" of movies when looking at the scoring. For the most part, the scores are fairly linearly increasing, but every once in a while there is a significant bump in score from one movie to the next. One such bump occured from The Ring(340 points)...

The Ring was the one other with 11 so far. Coming up in two picks is the first 12 vote movie!

When I say receivers I mean all receivers. I dont project all individuals but I do project "Team TE 2-4" for example. We're not disagreeing on the bolded. I mis-implied (is that a word?) that they need to be an absolute match. 1 or 2 TDs difference is fine. I originally asked because...

Damn, I work in Construction Management and never thought to use this. So many wasted opportunities.

True, a bump to Chase could mean a decrease to higgins instead of a bump to Burrow. My point is that it's all interconnected and I was noticing in my own draft research that it was very easy to bump certain positions and have related, dependent positions not really match up. Look at it this...

#32 - Poltergeist Steve Freeling lives with his wife, Diane, and their three children, Dana, Robbie, and Carol Anne, in Southern California where he sells houses for the company that built the neighborhood. It starts with just a few odd occurrences, such as broken dishes and furniture moving...

Hint: Spielberg isn't the director of this one.

I sort of disagree with the bolded. If you think Chase is worth more fantasy points for whatever reason, then those extra receiving yards or TDs he's getting also translates to passing yards and TDs for Burrow or Browning (unless it's Deebo and you're projecting more runs). But I do agree...

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