Tuesday, September 15, 2009

Week 1 is in the books and as always, there are some interesting stats, records broken, and random facts to review.

Breakdown

The top 30 scoring players consisted of:

  • 5 QBs
  • 10 RBs
  • 11 WRs
  • 3 TEs
  • 1 Def

Last year we had:

  • 5 QBs
  • 14 RBs
  • 8 WRs
  • 2 TEs
  • 1 Def

Players that showed up both seasons:

  • QBs: Brees
  • RBs: Peterson, T.Jones, K.Smith
  • WRs: Wayne, R.Moss

Records

  • The 34 points posted by West Canaan’s Philadelphia Eagles defense was the highest starting defense score in 703 Dynasty League history.
  • The 37.32 points posted by Gestapo’s Drew Brees was the 4th highest starting quarterback score in history.

Active Streaks (regular season)

  • Winning: Donkey, 4 games
  • Losing: Oakton Juggernaut, 4 games
  • 100+ points: West Canaan and Mindcrickets, 10 games
  • Divisional Wins: Plague, 8 games
  • Divisional Losses: Oakton, 2 games

First-Timers

The Neverborn notched his first weekly high score by dropping 160.62 on the Washington Bullets. Similarly, the Bullets plummeted to the bottom of the scoring charts for the first time ever.

All-Time Series

  • Neverborn now leads Bullets 3-2, including 2 straight
  • Donkey now leads Oakton 3-2, including 3 straight
  • Gestapo still leads West Canaan 2-1
  • Plague now leads Slackers 1-0
  • Mindcrickets now leads Legion of Doom 1-0

Coming Up

  • Plague v. Donkey – Plague leads series 2-1, including a 34-point semifinal victory in the 2008 playoffs
  • Slackers v. Neverborn – First meeting
  • Bullets v. Gestapo – Bullets leads series 3-1, including 2 straight
  • Oakton v. Legion – First meeting
  • West Canaan v. Mindcrickets – W.C. leads series 4-1, with the only loss coming in the 2008 playoffs by .78 points

2 comments:

  1. Clearly the Bullets are disappointed in their performance in Week 1. I have faith that they will be back to their status as a "middle of the road" team this week. Hopefully.

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  2. Good stats. It was nice to finally get a high score.

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