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Which is the best team name?

Poll ended at Wed Oct 11, 2017 9:14 pm

Playoffs or Bust
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California Blitzers
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Cosa Nostra
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Raider Nation
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Ramblin' Rhinos #2
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14%
Team PenguinPower
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Aggressive Sarcasm
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14%
Racing to the End Zone
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29%
Oh Ned
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No votes
Tatooine Tusken Raiders
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29%
Cutler's Last Stand
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14%
Memphis Showboats
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No votes
 
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Post Post #4 (isolation #0) » Fri Jun 09, 2017 5:40 pm

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The reigning champion is here!

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Post Post #69 (isolation #1) » Sun Sep 03, 2017 4:08 pm

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In post 63, mith wrote:I miss Yahoo draft grades whenever we do this.
i gotcha covered:

Spoiler: Cosa Nostra
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- Led by a Terrific Backfield, Cosa Nostra has a solid team


Draft Recap:
Cosa Nostra came into the draft with a bold and aggressive strategy. They started off the draft with heavy bidding on #1 ranked David Johnson and won him. After securing him you'd think they'd set back and take some time off? WRONG. Cosa didn't hesitate to get back into the bidding going after the #2 ranked Le'Veon Bell and getting him as well! What a bold strategy And to top it off Cosa Nostra kept going and secured ESPN's #1 QB as well! Aaron Rodgers. This strategy left Cosa Nostra rather low on cash and struggling to build a WR corps, but it turned out all right I guess. This bold draft leaves Cosa Nostra projected to win week 1 against Memphis and hopefully get started on a strong playoff run, despite only having the advantage at four positions out of ten

Taking a look at what the experts have to say we hear some very good news regarding Leveon Bell:
Bell ended his holdout Friday, returning to Pittsburgh just one day removed from the team's last preseason game.
Having Bell ready to go is huge for the Nostras because he is essential to their strategy this year. Better hope he doesnt get hurt again

DRAFT NOTES:

Rebound Incoming?
The Nostras picked up Cam Newton at the end of the draft as a backup for Aaron Rodgers. While on the surface this doesn't look like much, if Newton could somehow return to MVP form the Nostras could've just gotten a great steal

PLAYER ANALYSIS:

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LeVeon Bell
bet he isnt used to being a RB #2 on teams, he better get used to it though cause that's exactly what he is behind David Johnson. What a duo
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Post Post #78 (isolation #2) » Fri Sep 08, 2017 11:54 am

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Zeke's looking like a steal rn
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Post Post #108 (isolation #3) » Sun Oct 15, 2017 7:06 am

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Can I trade the few decent players on my team off for auction money for next years draft?
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Post Post #114 (isolation #4) » Fri Nov 24, 2017 9:22 pm

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In post 112, Aristophanes wrote:So how are everyone's teams doing? :)

#Sports!
awful

like i've given up

it's that bad

idk the last time i've had a team fall apart like this
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