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The Worst Take You Will Read Today


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48 minutes ago, Cracka McNasty said:

His rushing TDs and yards make him a top 5 QB threat yearly in fantasy. The years he's been injured are the ones where he hasn't produced. If he's healthy, he's top 5.  

@TheBlue Ayy, I've got some numbers to back me up:

Two QBs have the below statlines for passing:

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QB2 looks like he had a waaaaaaaay better year fantasy wise. BUT WAIT! QB1 also has rushing stats:

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That Put's QB1's total points at 310 vs. the great passing season that QB2 had at 300. 

For context, those numbers for QB1 are Cam's average stats across a season. Meaning he AVERAGEs a fantasy output of 310 pts per year.

For further context, 310 points from a QB would rank that QB at position 5th in 2014, 5th in 2015, 4th in 2016, 2nd in 2017, and 7th in 2018. 

For Further Further context, Cam has ranked 3rd, 4th, 3rd, 17th, 1st, 18th 2nd, and 13th, each season he's been in the league for an average finishing position of 7th. You can see each year he was injured, because each year he has been hurt, he hasn't been a top 5 fantasy QB.

Basically what I'm saying is it's an odd year, draft Cam in your fantasy leagues bros. 

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Just now, Cracka McNasty said:

His rushing TDs and yards make him a top 5 QB threat yearly in fantasy. The years he's been injured are the ones where he hasn't produced. If he's healthy, he's top 5.  

This is very true. You have to wonder though with how good CMC is especially in short yardage(rushing and short passing game) that he doesn’t siphon from cams numbers that he usually gets historically 

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34 minutes ago, Cracka McNasty said:

@TheBlue Ayy, I've got some numbers to back me up:

Two QBs have the below statlines for passing:

image.png.f04ec9d1aa8367d4ba269c925d09a439.png

QB2 looks like he had a waaaaaaaay better year fantasy wise. BUT WAIT! QB1 also has rushing stats:

image.png.24a10e7b1bd3241243c1fc9e731cb521.png

That Put's QB1's total points at 310 vs. the great passing season that QB2 had at 300. 

For context, those numbers for QB1 are Cam's average stats across a season. Meaning he AVERAGEs a fantasy output of 310 pts per year.

For further context, 310 points from a QB would rank that QB at position 5th in 2014, 5th in 2015, 4th in 2016, 2nd in 2017, and 7th in 2018. 

For Further Further context, Cam has ranked 3rd, 4th, 3rd, 17th, 1st, 18th 2nd, and 13th, each season he's been in the league for an average finishing position of 7th. You can see each year he was injured, because each year he has been hurt, he hasn't been a top 5 fantasy QB.

Basically what I'm saying is it's an odd year, draft Cam in your fantasy leagues bros. 

Wasn’t disagreeing with you brother! More my misunderstanding thinking we were talking about pure passing numbers and not just fantasy production. That’s on me. Like I said in my other post, I do wonder how much cmc will vulture cams goal line tds simply to keep him healthy. You overall you are right.

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58 minutes ago, TheBlue said:

Wasn’t disagreeing with you brother! More my misunderstanding thinking we were talking about pure passing numbers and not just fantasy production. That’s on me. Like I said in my other post, I do wonder how much cmc will vulture cams goal line tds simply to keep him healthy. You overall you are right.

Oh I didn't think it was a personal slight or anything, I'm just big into fantasy, had my draft last night, and it was an excuse to crunch some numbers because I've got the itch.

Super hyped that football is back. 

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3 minutes ago, Cracka McNasty said:

Oh I didn't think it was a personal slight or anything, I'm just big into fantasy, had my draft last night, and it was an excuse to crunch some numbers because I've got the itch.

Super hyped that football is back. 

I used to be big into fantasy as well but my drive for football took a serious hit after the robbery in the super bowl. Hasn’t been the same for me since

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2 hours ago, Cracka McNasty said:

His rushing TDs and yards make him a top 5 QB threat yearly in fantasy. The years he's been injured are the ones where he hasn't produced. If he's healthy, he's top 5.  

This made me curious.

according to Pro Football Reference;

2015 #5 overall, top QB

2016 #84, 18th QB

2017  #23. 2nd QB

2018  #79, 12th QB

 

With our up one year, down the next trend as a team and his health looking up I would take him extremely high in the FF draft this year.

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8 minutes ago, TheBlue said:

I used to be big into fantasy as well but my drive for football took a serious hit after the robbery in the super bowl. Hasn’t been the same for me since

My fanaticism for the Panthers took a hit during the Super Bowl but my love for Fantasy just increased. When the panthers aren't doing well I tend to take refuge in my fantasy teams. It's my own personal way of making sure a team I follow actually does well year in and out. 

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2 minutes ago, Cracka McNasty said:

My fanaticism for the Panthers took a hit during the Super Bowl but my love for Fantasy just increased. When the panthers aren't doing well I tend to take refuge in my fantasy teams. It's my own personal way of making sure a team I follow actually does well year in and out. 

I can see that. I have a friend who is a fan of the redskins but cares more about fantasy than the team. I find that off. I guess when your team consistently sucks it will do that to you

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On 8/15/2019 at 12:14 PM, Cracka McNasty said:

@TheBlue Ayy, I've got some numbers to back me up:

Two QBs have the below statlines for passing:

image.png.f04ec9d1aa8367d4ba269c925d09a439.png

QB2 looks like he had a waaaaaaaay better year fantasy wise. BUT WAIT! QB1 also has rushing stats:

image.png.24a10e7b1bd3241243c1fc9e731cb521.png

That Put's QB1's total points at 310 vs. the great passing season that QB2 had at 300. 

For context, those numbers for QB1 are Cam's average stats across a season. Meaning he AVERAGEs a fantasy output of 310 pts per year.

For further context, 310 points from a QB would rank that QB at position 5th in 2014, 5th in 2015, 4th in 2016, 2nd in 2017, and 7th in 2018. 

For Further Further context, Cam has ranked 3rd, 4th, 3rd, 17th, 1st, 18th 2nd, and 13th, each season he's been in the league for an average finishing position of 7th. You can see each year he was injured, because each year he has been hurt, he hasn't been a top 5 fantasy QB.

Basically what I'm saying is it's an odd year, draft Cam in your fantasy leagues bros. 

He also does actually have better weapons this year too. If Olsen can stay healthy even more so.

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On 8/15/2019 at 12:28 AM, Seltzer said:

I certainly don't expect much from the "experts" at USA Today, but this is lazy, uninformed, and just wrong on even the most objective level.  

https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/fantasy/2019/08/14/fantasy-football-2019-all-bust-team-cam-newton/1958548001/

Gems from this high-point in journalistic endeavor:

  •  Fantasy football all-bust team: Carolina Panthers' passing game likely to disappoint
  • QB Cam Newton, Panthers: He's taking it easy during training camp after offseason shoulder surgery, but he comes with a grave risk of reinjury and has limited weapons around him.
  • WR D.J. Moore, Panthers: Superman's shoulder is still a concern (see above). There are no other receivers to take heat off of this de facto WR1.

 

I am way beyond expecting competent knowledge or analysis from most "national" writers at this point, but the amount of willful ignorance that goes into this is almost beyond belief...

lost me at USA TODAY...

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On 8/15/2019 at 6:11 AM, Black&BlueBubba said:

The national media has become lethargic. Apathy is commonplace.  

Happy yo give me clicks to guys like IGO, Klein, And Ellis.  Who can actually report.  

They've most likely always been this bad. The consumer just has more information than ever, making specialized coverage hard, especially to a group of fans of sports teams who frequent message boards. 

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