Another fantasy football season has come and gone, and depending on how you look at it I either finished 10th (out of 10) or 8th (former my regular season mark, latter my final position based on consolation games). I'd feel better about my performance if I were just filling out the league for someone, but considering I run the league, I feel like I should at least be going .500 for the season.
Consider that my opening week line-up featured:
* Aaron Brooks, who would get benched
* Ahman Green, who went out for the season with a quad injury (and later had surgery for a ruptured tendon)
* Curtis Martin, who went out for the season with a knee injury (late in the season, after weeks of being stuck running the ball in the Jets' makeshift offense)
* Michael Clayton, who may have lasted into week 5 before his lack of production sent him packing
And that was for a week where I won. My roster also featured Deuce McAllister (season-ending knee injury), Chad Pennington (season-ending shoulder injury), and Tyrone Calico (lack of production, cut before season-ending injury). So it was a nice combination of bad luck and drafting poorly; I'll claim the former based on my 1-2-1 record in games where I scored over 100 points.
Now I just have to figure out who - if anyone - I want to keep from this team.
29 December 2005
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With any luck, your tendency to pick the soon to be infirmed will translate to the GHI.
Chris
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