Fumbleweed

Many of those people needed to be pardoned. They've been held for years despite having little to do with anything harmful...to anyone. Others should not have been. So, I have mixed feelings about the whole thing. Very pleased to see most of the folks pardoned. Concerned that some were pardoned who likely should not have been.

Don't get me wrong. I never said the PGA Tour had most everything right. Far from it and your points are valid. I just believe golf should be a complete meritocracy. No catering to "stars" with respect to setting up tournaments with no cuts and reduced fields. Part of the appeal of golf to some fans (fans like me I guess) is that you had to go out and earn it. I didn't mind fields being reduced to 120 in special events. But 65-70 with no cut? That's just plain dumb. To each their own on the team aspect, I guess. I think it's ridiculous outside of the Ryder/President's Cup, but again, that's just me. Again, I never meant to imply the PGA Tour had everything right. I was just saying that as a fan, I had everything I needed and didn't need the boat to be rocked, or in this case, capsized.

I am a registered Republican and a certain Conservative, but I veer off the road a bit on this topic. I love visiting our National Parks and hold dear many aspects of environmental concern and while I know they're not going to be drilling in National Parks per se, I also think we need places in this country that are unspoiled by man to remind ourselves of deeper truths. How that fits into the drilling plan, I'm not sure. I was not a fan of them shutting down the Keystone Pipeline. But, I don't think Drill Baby Drill is a sentiment that all Conservatives share.

I watched last night and could hardly stomach this. A bunch of already rich players playing for nothing substantial is not why I watch golf. I like full field events with a cut where even the elite in the game have to earn their standing by actually making that cut. A bunch of guys just out playing for fun doesn't do much for me. I hate LIV, been even more, I hate how the PGA Tour has reacted to it. Like Wonder said, the PGA Tour is trying to copy something that isn't enjoyable in the first place. Golf actually had most everything right and has royally screwed the fan over the last few years by presenting us with this watered-down, no pressure, product. I hate that the sport has been splattered in the name of greed.

I know this will be an unpopular pick, but I love Time Stand Still off one of their later albums.

Also, I would suggest that there are a few QBs that are worth high picks. Those that had Lamar, Burrow, and/or Allen this year won a lot of leagues because of it. Yes, those that got Baker Mayfield, Jared Goff, and/or Jayden Daniels did, too, and didn't have to pay a high price for those guys, but it can be hard to predict who will become elite from year to year. With Lamar and Josh Allen, you know what you're getting as you also do with Burrow assuming he stays healthy.

Fair points, but remember this is non-PPR.

This is something I like to post on site in early January and then update it every few weeks for a couple of months. The first edition assumes minimal team changes for the following players (which isn't realistic) and does not include potential rookies. This is just a glimpse of what a redraft (non-PPR) might look like for 2025 based upon what is known today. It is meant to generate some discussion, so feel free to disagree and/or offer up alternative choices. QBs are also valued a little higher by me based on some of the scoring systems I play being QB-friendly. Round One: 1. Saquon Barkley 2. Jahmyr Gibbs 3. Bijan Robinson 4. Ja'Marr Chase 5. Derrick Henry 6. Kyren Williams 7. Jonathan Taylor 8. Justin Jefferson 9. Josh Jacobs 10. Amon-Ra St. Brown 11. CeeDee Lamb 12. Lamar Jackson  Round Two: 13. De'Von Achane 14. Josh Allen 15. Joe Mixon 16. Puka Nacua 17. James Cook 18. Brian Thomas, Jr. 19. Malik Nabers 20. Bucky Irving 21. Breece Hall 22. Joe Burrow 23. A.J. Brown 24. Brock Bowers Round Three: 25. Drake London 26. Christian McCaffrey 27. Nico Collins 28. Terry McLaurin 29. Mike Evans 30. James Conner 31. George Kittle 32. Chase Brown 33. Jalen Hurts 34. Jayden Daniels 35. Chuba Hubbard 36. Tyreek Hill Round Four: 37. Trey McBride 38. Alvin Kamara 39. Tee Higgins 40. David Montgomery 41. Baker Mayfield 42. Garrett Wilson 43. Jared Goff 44. Jameson Williams 45. Marvin Harrison, Jr. 46. Aaron Jones 47. Courtland Sutton 48. Jaxon Smith-Njigba Honorable mention: Ladd McConkey, Davante Adams, Mark Andrews Thoughts??

Is there a spreadsheet for the teams?

Money sent.

Traveling today. Can do so in the AM first thing.

4.06- Keegan Bradley

3.04- Robert McIntyre

2.06- Tony Finau