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His schedule isn't actually as bad as you'd think. Cincy's defense is ultra soft. The problem is that he sucks. I took him early in the 2nd round. As it turns out, all my RB suck, but he's the suckiest of the suck.

zhinz, where you getting those projections? that's the info i've been looking for!

Guys, I've been emailing with MacGregor and figured this might be easier and quicker. After inputting the scoring system for my league it listed the Dallas Defense as #4 (originally, up to #3 now with recent updates) behind Baltimore (which I understand), New England (also understand) and Miami (???). However, in checking, the Dallas D was 2nd to last in our scoring system last year and isn't that markedly different this year...what gives? Can you shed some light? Thanks!

Michael, I can lend a bit of help from playing with the compiler, some of it has to with the system you select (like Stud RB) and some has to do with how many players at each position you start and backup required for each. When weighted, having 2 starting RB, plus a possible Flex position which includes RB, RB have a much higher weight in the formula than QB do. If you list 2 starting RB with 3 backup RB, or 3 with 3, that's roughly 3x the weight of the QB position. Play with the roster requirements and you'll get peyton (and Moss) where they should be. It also depends on the # of teams in your league as well.