Ouch. At least Dwayne Allen still has a chance at a decent game don't know if he can do what Thomas already has in this 1st half though lol.Laley23;1496132 wrote:I have Julius Thomas on my bench in favor of Dwayne Allen...
Not a chance. Im hoping for a RZ touchdown lol.Iliketurtles;1496136 wrote:Ouch. At least Dwayne Allen still has a chance at a decent game don't know if he can do what Thomas already has in this 1st half though lol.
Mirg at least Clark just dropped that sure TD haha.
tk421;1496145 wrote:that was a clear drop, what a break for the Broncos.
Harbaughs fault for challenging the early play that bounced. It was a 5 yard gain.tk421;1496146 wrote:and a TD, what a huge break. Almost wish the NFL would just have someone look at every play up in the booth like college, this quick snap stuff is bull. Some stadiums you don't even get a look at the replay before they snap it again.
I kind of agree. I like the 2, but it should be 2 incorrect, imo. So basically, you can challenge until you are wrong twice.tk421;1496150 wrote:yeah, that's another thing that's bull. Only having 2 challenges, and 1 extra if both are correct, instead of just getting all the calls correct.
He will be done at 6, unless Baltimore scores some here lol. Gonna start to milk the clock in the 3rd!IggyPride00;1496153 wrote:Running the no huddle makes opposing coaches have to make super quick decisions. Peyton was at the line right after that drop waiting to run a play. Teams are going to have to speed up their review process in those situations because you aren't going to get multiple looks at it to see if it is really worth wasting a challenge on.
Crazy how one play wildly swung the momentum like it did.
Peyton might throw 7 TD's tonight.
I just remembered the deal being essentially 3 years $62 million in guaranteed money. Didn't know how the numbers worked, but figured at some point the deal would have had to blow up their cap. Apparently not.Mulva;1496162 wrote:His cap hit is like $7 mil this year.
Goes up to around $30 mil in 2016, but they'll just restructure.IggyPride00;1496164 wrote:I just remembered the deal being essentially 3 years $62 million in guaranteed money. Didn't know how the numbers worked, but figured at some point the deal would have had to blow up their cap. Apparently not.
Me. At least in 1 of my leagues. Unfortunately, in the other 2 I am going against D. Thomas and Welker respectively.IggyPride00;1496169 wrote:I gave up fantasy football about 15 years ago so I don't keep up with that aspect of it, but someone somewhere is blowing their wad that Peyton has thrown for 375 and 6 TD's.
I went and looked it up after you said that and that is correct. I do find it amazing though teams can rig the cap like that in that Flacco will get $60 million of salary for these 3 years, and only ever count for 7,14,14 against the cap before they restructure and do the same thing again. Makes you wonder how so many teams can end up in cap hell when it seems there are so many ways to manipulate it to work for you.Mulva;1496168 wrote:Goes up to around $30 mil in 2016, but they'll just restructure.
IggyPride00;1496169 wrote:I gave up fantasy football about 15 years ago so I don't keep up with that aspect of it, but someone somewhere is blowing their wad that Peyton has thrown for 375 and 6 TD's.
I have him in my big money league, and the only Bronco I'm going against is Prater. Pretty good night!IggyPride00;1496169 wrote:I gave up fantasy football about 15 years ago so I don't keep up with that aspect of it, but someone somewhere is blowing their wad that Peyton has thrown for 375 and 6 TD's.
