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This is the exact reason I've never really liked H2H. D-Tigers has been just as good as you two, but is currently 0-3. Mac has been even better, but he's just 1-2

Leading the league in points against aw yeah

*(censored)*

I beat Mac though.

That just further proves my point. Half of it is luck, as there is nothing you can do to effect your opponent. Mac had a good first week, but he had the misfortune of going against Peyton Manning throwing 7 TD's.

There's also the fact he faced these amazing performances:
Maurice Jones-Drew: 4 Points
Calvin Johnson: 3 Points
Dwayne Bowe: 3 Points
49ers Defense: 4 Points

Plus, the only other player who got into double digits was Andre Johnson. Don't get me wrong, Mac has a good team, but I feel I have a need to stick up for myself after my Week 1 win.

That reminds me, is our league PPR or something? I always find myself confused by the point totals.

PP27: You're only furthering my point. Manning's game was an anomaly, and is the only reason you won

D-Tigers: 1 point per 10 yards, 6 points for a touchdown

You're saying that Mac has been better than I have but I beat him because of Peyton Manning. Wat. Besides, if I had faced him all three weeks, I'd still be 2-1.

Oh, you know what, the reason I was confused is because it doesn't show receiving yards for RB in the Fantasycast thing, so when Forte had 10 points for 88 yards that made no sense to me.

That's the exact reason I hate it! You squeak out two victories, but would be beaten handily in the other. That doesn't mean you're a better team! The best way to see which teams are the best is using Point For, where he's ahead of you.

D-Tigers: I've noticed that, and it's pretty annoying. It does the same with QB and rushing yards.

That's not how it's supposed to be done in sports, though. Do you think a team that wins games by scores of 2-1 and 3-2 and gets blown out 13-1 in a 3 game set deserves to win? Once again, I'm trying not to be an *** about this. Mac has been good so far.

But Fantasy Sports ≠ Real Sports. In fantasy, you plug in your players, watch the games, and hope you get lucky. There really is nothing more to it. Real sports have strategy, and you actually affect how you, and the opponent, do. If you give up 48 points in football, you know you did a bad job, and you can really only blame yourself. But if you face 150 points in fantasy, you're just bitten by some bad luck.

It depends what you draft your team around. Anyways, let me ask you a question: Do you think my fantasy team is good?

It's not awful, I guess. The running backs are a serious issue. Gore and MJD are both aging, and Bernard has to compete with BJGE for playing time. Calvin has been Calvin, but Andre is without a TD so far, Gonzalez has been pushed aside in the offense, and Bowe just put up a 0. Manning has been a beast, and has really kept the team afloat, but you have two backups for some reason. You picked your defense way to early, which makes their poor performance even worse. And while Prater has been flawless, you have a second kicker for some reason unknown.

Long story short, if something happens to Peyton, you're done.