Another week, and right back on track for Andy, with a 121.1-91.58 victory. Doesn’t help when Tony forgets that he started a guy that was ruled out.
| Week 10 | Season | Total points | Weekly average | |
| Andy | 121.1 | 7-3 | 1411.64 | 141.2 |
| Tony | 91.58 | 3-7 | 1265.86 | 126.6 |
Andy: Normally I’m not really one to play a Thursday night stack, but the match-up this week is too good. Well, it looked good on paper anyway. We’ll see if that holds true. (more…)
Good week for Tony. One of his better ones. Andy still has the edge for the season, but he’s been down the last couple weeks. Can he get back on track?
| Week 9 | Season | Total points | Weekly average | |
| Andy | 113.04 | 6-3 | 1290.54 | 143.4 |
| Tony | 165.94 | 3-6 | 1174.28 | 130.5 |
Andy: I’m playing a bit of a game of studs-and-duds this week, though I think the “duds” all have upside based on either match-up or recent usage trends. Tony’s catching up. Gotta bury him again. (more…)
Andy wins. Partly because he is good at this. Probably moreso because Tony is bad. Either way, barring a miracle, it’s a lost season for Tony.
| Week 7 | Season | Total points | Weekly average | |
| Andy | 147.44 | 6-2 | 1177.5 | 147.2 |
| Tony | 119.34 | 2-6 | 1008.34 | 126.0 |
Tony got his second win of the season last week, though both of these clowns forgot to take Aaron Jones out of their lineups. That oversight cost Andy not only here but in a couple other DFS contests where he probably cost himself a couple bucks. Lesson learned – doublecheck these lineups too.
Anyway, can Tony keep the rally going?
Here are the standings:
| Week 7 | Season | Total points | Point average | |
| Andy | 112.8 | 5-2 | 1030.06 | 147.2 |
| Tony | 131.7 | 2-5 | 889.0 | 127 |
And here are the week eight lineups: (more…)
He didn’t double Tony’s score, but Andy did continue his DFS dominance in the sibling DFS competition. If you asked him, he’d probably say it doesn’t matter – and in reality, how much should it? Even with his abysmal record, he’s still only lost about $6 for the season.
But deep down it has to sting, doesn’t it? Maybe just a bit?
Here are the standings:
| Week 5 | Season | Total points | Point average | |
| Andy | 168.02 | 5-1 | 917.26 | 152.88 |
| Tony | 132.32 | 1-5 | 757.3 | 126.22 |
And here are the week seven lineups:
Tony (more…)
Andy & Tony joined a startup, 50 player IDP dynasty league this offseason that starts 11 on offense, 11 on defense. Both came out of the draft thinking they had a good chance to win it…neither are doing well. However, comparing the two teams, Tony has almost 100 more potential points than Andy…but Andy has the better record, nearly 110 more Points For. Our reason for bring this up? Tony appears to be really, really bad at picking the actual starting lineups.
Andy didn’t just eke it out, either–he doubled up Tony in Week 5, highlighted by his Flex play of Chase Claypool for 44.6 points.
| Week 5 | Season | Total points | |
| Andy | 208.18 | 4-1 | 749.24 |
| Tony | 103.58 | 1-4 | 624.98 |
Tony
QB – Matt Stafford @ Jac – $6,400 – Back to slightly cheaper QB because…why the hell not.
RB – Ezekiel Elliott vs Ari – $8,600 – Injury to Dak means the Cowboys rely heavily on Elliott.
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I guess what I am saying Andy P is that transparency is great, just doubt that it improves the results
So what do you mean where you say transparency?
Paul I don’t know what are you trying to say
Let’s say we had a lot more transparency during class of 2025 election - would it have changed outcome?
Paul what do you mean it doesn’t improves outcome