Does any one know what the points value for NFL draft pick are from number one overall to the 32nd pikes are?
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Teams use a 'pick value chart' to determine whether or not a trade of draft picks is worth their while.  The values are different for each team, but here's a sample chart:\n\n1 - 3000\n2 - 2600\n3 - 2200\n4 - 1800\n5 - 1700\n6 - 1600\n7 - 1500\n8 - 1400\n9 - 1350\n10 - 1300\n11 - 1250\n12 - 1200\n13 - 1150\n14 - 1100\n15 - 1050\n16 - 1000\n17 - 950\n18 - 900\n19 - 875\n20 - 850\n21 - 800\n22 - 780\n23 - 760\n24 - 740\n25 - 720\n26 - 700\n27 - 680\n28 - 660\n29 - 640\n30 - 620\n31 - 600\n32 - 590
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Try one of these 2 websites i hope they are helpful \n\nhttp://www.nflshop.com/category/index.jsp?categoryId=2252897&clickID=OAS_static_draft&cid= \n\nhttp://www.fansedge.com/ProductGrid.aspx?nav=||||||||4342&google=4000029
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maybe yahoo had a stat incorrect and changed it. 2.5 points probably wont be a big deal by the end of the season... i wouldnt lose sleep over it and piss off everyone else
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If 3 people in front of you take a QB, your fellow managers are as sharp as a bag of marbles.  DO NOT TAKE A QB IN THE FIRST ROUND!!!!\n\nI don't even care what your scoring methods are.  Do not take a QB in the 1st round.  There is so much depth at QB this year, you can get a very good - great QB in the 4th - 6th round.\n\nHere are the QB's that should be the top ten taken, in no specific order.\n1. Peyton Manning (he should be #1 QB)\n2. Carson Palmer (probably 2nd best)\n3. Donovan McNabb\n4. Daunte Culpepper\n5. Trent Green\n6. Marc Bulger\n7. Tom Brady\n8. Matt Hasselbeck\n9. Jake Delhomme\n10. Jake Plummer\n\nIf you notice, I left off notable QB's like Vick, McNair, Bledsoe, Leftwich, Brooks, Brees, Warner, E. Manning, and Favre.\nThat's 19 starting QB's that are all pretty close in value.  However, after the top flight RB's are gone, you don't have jack squat to choose from.\n\nHere is the order, if the managers don't have soft foam in between their ears.\n\n1. LaDanian Tomlinson\n2. Shaun Alexander\n3. Larry Johnson (order of top 3 may switch)\n4. Edgerrin James\n5. Clinton Portis\n\nSince you are picking 6, I would either look to trade down to the bottom of the round, or look to move into the top 3.  If you can't trade draft picks, per say, look to see if anyone would want Manning in a trade below you or look to take 1 of these RB's.  Rudi Johnson, Domanick Davis, Cadillac Williams, Ronnie Brown, Willis McGahee, Deuce McAllister, LaMont Jordan (especially if you get pts for receptions).  I would hold off on Tiki as he is inconsistent from year to year.  If any of these RB's are available when you have your pick in the 2nd round, or possibly Kevin Jones, Julius Jones, Steven Jackson, Ahman Green, or Jamal Lewis, TAKE THEM IMMEDIATELY (I think Reggie Bush is a 2nd - 3rd round pick).  The only non-RB I might contemplate taking in the 2nd round is Peyton Manning.  I probably wouldn't take Steve Smith that early (assuming there are 10 managers) as he has yet to put up 2 great years back to back.  If it is a 12 team league or more and Smith is available at your pick on the way back, take him then.\n\nGood luck and remember NO QB'S IN THE 1ST ROUND!!!!  I don't know how else to tell you that.\n\nRemember, it isnt always about getting the best player available, but getting the most out of each draft pick.  If you insist on taking a QB in the 1st e rounds, which sounds better on your team.  P Manning, K Jones, and C Benson (could be really good, could suck)  or Rudi Johnson, S Jackson, and D. Culpepper/McNabb?  I would take the 2nd option, minus the QB and get a top notch WR in the 3rd round.\n\nYou generally cant go wrong with RB's in the 1st 2 rounds, but taking a QB in the 1st definitely won't help.
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Yahoo! does not initiate scoring adjustments. All scoring changes are sent in by the NFL and the Elias Sports Bureau. Box Scores do not show the updated scores, you must research the player’s profile to find the updated stats. Any links to box scores will not be accepted as “proof” of an incorrect scoring adjustment for this very reason. Scoring changes are generally submitted and adjusted on Thursday of each week. We will not reverse a scoring adjustment to reflect the previous, incorrect, score. You are more than welcome to contact the NFL regarding their scoring change. Unless they reverse their scoring change, the current standings and scores in your league will remain the same. Please note, player stat changes will only be run for Head-to-Head leagues if they apply to the just completed week, not for any other previous week. \n\nwhat they send out...\n-nny
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We had a similar issue in our league several weeks ago. Note that NFL gamecenter likely won't be corrected after the fact. To see the scoring corrections in Yahoo, go to your league page and select the Players tab at the top, and then select Stat Corrections.  FYI, McNabb was credited with a TD pass later in the week.\n\nIf you're not satisfied with this explanation, use the feedback link on this page:\n\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/football/scoring/football-01.html\n\nYou probably won't get a response right away, but give it two days.
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Only the starters.  Depending on league and where you play your fantasy determines what counts for points.  Yahoo, for example, doesn't count yards on defenses.
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I read some of the answers before posting this one, and I must say that I wish some of those Bozo's were in my leagues. What a piece of cake winning would be. Assuming that I would have 3 picks in the 1st 36 picks, I would try to take Larry Johnson 1st, Carson Palmer 2nd, Steve Smith third. If the Question is answered as asked, the top 3 are Larry Johnson, Alexander, LT, not necessarily in that order.
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He was #66 his entire career.  A 14 year player with several Pro Bowl appearances.  Not bad for a sixth round draft choice.\n\nCowboys   87-93   #66\nRaiders     94-96   #66\n49ers         97-98   #66\nDolphins    99        #66\nChargers   00        #66
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You get into a league with a few of your friends. You each make your "team" full of players on real NFL teams. The players on your team don't play together in real life. You get points based on their real life stats. If you have Peyton Manning and he throws 4 TDs in real life, then you get his stats. The team with the best stats wins.
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The optimal quarterback rating is 158.3.  It is based upon 4 factors: Completion Percentage, Average Yards Per Attempt, Touchdowns per Attempt, and Interceptions per attempt.  It is a pretty complicated process, but the steps are:\n\n# Divide a quarterback's completed passes by pass attempts.\n# Subtract 0.3.\n# Divide by 0.2 and record the total. The sum cannot be greater than 2.375 or less than zero.\n# Divide passing yards by pass attempts.\n# Subtract 3.\n# Divide by 4 and record the total. The sum cannot be greater than 2.375 or less than zero.\n# Divide touchdown passes by pass attempts.\n# Divide by 0.05 and record the total. The sum cannot be greater than 2.375 or less than zero.\n# Divide interceptions by pass attempts.\n# Subtract that number from 0.095.\n# Divide that product by 0.04 and record the total. The sum cannot be greater than 2.375 or less than zero.\n# Add the four totals you recorded.\n# Multiply that total by 100.\n# Divide by 6.\n# The final number is your quarterback rating. \n\nThere are also several online calculators you can use, such as the one at: http://www.csgnetwork.com/quarterbackratecalc.html
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It depends on who your QB is... I looked at your league.  3 QBs had zero pts:\n\nSince you didn't tell us the QB name or your team name... you made it harder :P   lol\n\nDaunte Culpepper didn't play due to injury.\n\nMark Bulger had 2pts for his passing yards but -2pts for his interception = 0pts\n\nTony Romo had 4pts for his passing yards but -2 for his interception & -2pts for his fumble lost = 0pts
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Never, it is a proven fact that running backs are a dime a dozen.  You can always find a decent one down the line in the draft.  You should always take a premier defensive player with the first pick, unless there is a franchise qb available.  i.e. elway, P.Manning.  I wouldn't use the first pick on either Vince young or Leinart.
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Whoever said pick a good defense, I want to play FF with you.  YOU ARE RETARDED!!!!!\n\nAs for your question, a top flight receiver may be a good choice, but you HAVE to take at least 1 RB with those picks.  Take a look at depth at the QB position.  There is so much this year that a QB (like Palmer last year) taken in the 7th-10th rounds could very easily be a top 5 QB.  Also, since you would have to wait from 13 to 36, RB's will be very thin by the time you get to 36.\n\nHere are the (projected) top 15 RB's listed in my league that I am running (note - we get .5 pts for receptions)\n1. Alexander\n2. LJ\n3. LT\n4. Portis\n5. Barber\n6. Edge\n7. R. Johnson\n8. Jordan\n9. S. Jackson\n10. Cadillac\n11. Westbrook\n12. R. Brown\n13. D. Davis\n14. J. Jones\n15. McGahee\n\nAs you can see, #13 is dealing with injury questions and #14 may not even be the #1 on his team come the beginning of the season (Marion Barber III).  I'm not saying you have to take 2 RB's (at 36, you might get someone like A Green, Bell, Droughns, Benson, etc. but these are all guys that are looking to split carries) with your 1st 2 picks, but there is greater depth at WR and QB then there is at RB.  If S. Smith is there, I would definitely take him.  Fitzgerald, Harrison, C Johnson, and Holt would be questionable WR's at 12 or 13.\n\nAs for someone with the 1st pick, you have to think about they are getting a top 3 RB and then the 24th and 25th pick.  They will probably pick up another RB (K Jones, J Lewis, W Dunn, R Bush, D McAllister, etc.) and either a top 3 QB or top 5 WR.  But where the bulk of the players waiting to explode, are drafted between 25 and 45, in which you have two very good selections at 36 and 37\n\nDon't be too discouraged though.  I've seen more people win with the last pick in the draft then the 1st.  The draft is all about getting the best value with the pick you have, not necessarily the best player.  Yeah, maybe you can get a Brady, Palmer, Manning with the 13th pick, but you can probably get a McNabb or Culpepper with your 3rd or 4th round pick, or possibly a Bulger, Green, Bledsoe, Hasselbeck, E Manning, Delhomme, Plummer, or Warner in the 5th or 6th rounds or later (also, dont forget about Brees, Vick, B Johnson, Favre, Brooks, Brunell, or Leftwich).
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i dont know when you pick but Larry Johnson, LaDanian Tomlinson, Shaun Alexander should go 1,2,3\n\nSome good picks are also, tatum bell, peyton manning, carson palmer, edgerrin james, tiki barber
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I am a HUGE football trading card collector.  The Score set you speak of has no real good rookie cards in it and the whole set has a book value of around $30.  Score is a trading card company that gets high demand for its products.  The companies that get HIGH book values are generally Topps, Upper Deck, Fleer, Donruss and Bowman in that order.  I am always looking to add to my collection so if you are interested in selling some - send me an email please.
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only time will tell from this pick, but charlie casserly wanted to draft a defense...\n\nmy opinion: how the hell can you not draft the most dynamic player out of college the last 20 years???\n\nthis should mean that the texans will most likely get the 1st pick overall again, next year 2007!!!