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Typo, I'm reading the sentence wrong, or some kind of gen z language?

We just lost our co-commissioner this offseason. He had been in the league a while longer than I have, 18 years of the 23-year history. One of only two owners to win four titles, including the only threepeat. But more importantly, though I didn't see him other than at our drafts, he seemed like...

I think things like that sometimes. Earlier today I wanted to check what all receivers the Jets have, so I looked up "packers depth chart" because Rodgers is the QB.

I think there's a sliding scale of intent just like there is a sliding scale of severity. Unless you're completely infallible, you endanger other's lives at some minuscule probability every time you drive. Anything you do that makes a severe accident more likely, amounts to some degree of...

Do young adult nephews count? 😄 I always thought this was clever and it has stuck with me. My nephew (he's only about 8 years younger than me, he was probably a young adult already at the time, not a kid, but whatever). He was talking about how Nintendo, at any time they want, can crank out a...

The disturbing part is that he was explicitly choosing not to eat until he could smell your farts.

Hope you all have a happy Memorial Day! Make the most of the freedom that as we all know isn't free.

Which J. Williams?

"If your jersey is green, but you don't play for the Jets or Packers ... you might be a bellcow."

18 touches per game seems like a good threshold to me. But yeah it depends just how seriously someone wants to use the term "bellcow" I guess. If you're getting 70% of the RB touches, or really close to it, you could probably be called a bellcow.

Another one just went down and I have absolutely no clue what this guy was thinking. Zero. 12-team, 20-man, Q RR WW F K D PPR, 6pts all TDs, 0.02/0.1/0.1 for yardage 5 point bonus for 300/150/150 yardage Team A received: Josh Allen, Butker Team B received: Stafford, Gus Edwards, Jaleel McLaughlin

Yeah, I agree with this. I think the guy had a decent enough team before, but if you've made the decision to blow it up and already have 9 of the first 32 picks ... Cook is definitely not someone I'm building around.

Ahh, that's true, I didn't think of it that way. That might make more sense.

I think that weighs a small amount back in favor of Richardson vs Stroud, doesn't it? I mean 11 pts at 300 is fine, but aren't a lot of leagues 1pt/25 anyway, which would mean 11 is normal? Then in the games that you don't hit 300, you're way below a normal league.

One counterpoint to the league settings being pro-gunslinger and anti-mobile QB is the passing yardage at 1pt/50. Granted there is the 5-pt bonus, but up until yard #300, you have only 5 pts from passing yardage, then it jumps to 11 points after the 300th yard.

No, that's totally correct. You can only start 0-1 TE. I personally wouldn't draft Bowers north of the 3rd round. But our league treats RB like gold, so Brooks could be a tier ahead of anyone else at #4.

Interesting take. I wasn't involved, but I thought it was fairly close, and thought I would probably take the picks side if I had the choice. But then again I have Hurts so I'm not in the market for a primo QB. But the guy who gave up Stroud also has Richardson -- not exactly an established guy...

12-team, 20-man, Q RR WW F K D PPR, 6pts all TDs, 0.02/0.1/0.1 for yardage 5 point bonus for 300/150/150 yardage Team A received: Stroud, Nico Collins, James Cook Team B received: Singletary, 1.04, 1.08, 1.09

Yeah, I'm really not any kind of specific Metcalf fan. And I would probably call it an overpay myself. A lot of my trades are stacking up assets to overpay to get a higher-tier asset. Didn't love the deal, but I liked it just enough. Agree that Geno wasn't much, I wasn't really after him, but...

I wonder how many of the fumbles occurred while he was playing baseball? Aren't those called errors? (This is a joke.)