NFL SLEEPER CELL FANTASY LEAGUE

PRE-WEEK 17 LEADERBOARD

10. Charlie Forray – 99.39

9. Joanna Krupnick – 238.76

8. Meg Schneider – 241.76

7.  Andrew Wilhelm – 293.02

6. Kevin Morin – 326.22

5. Ryan Kelly  – 385.3

4. Jake Bridges – 429.14

3. Ned Donovan – 536.17

2. Andrew O’Neill – 589.42

1. Justin Colombo  – 623.2

HOW IT WORKS

Each week our writers will make one sleeper pick each, in the hopes of that guy pulling through and exploding for a big week. We’ll note reasons why we like that player over another so on and what not. Each writer will accrue points every week from their pick, but there’s a catch.

Since it’s about sleepers, we’re going to take the DraftKings ownership percentage and subtract that amount of points. For example, if you select Drew Brees as your pick and he scored 50 points, but his ownership is at 50%, you’ll only score 25. If your Running Back, Wide Reciever, Tight End, or Defense’s ownership is under 5%, your points will multiply, 5% is multiplied by 1.5, 4% by 2, 3% by 3, 2% by 4, 1% by 5, and less than 1% by 6. For Quarterbacks, the multipliers are halved, 4% by 1.25, 3% by 1.5, 2% by 2, 1% by 2.5, and less than 1% by 3.

At the end of the season, the top 2 writers with the most points will split a $100 prize pool $75/$25.

WEEK 17 PICKS

10. Charlie Forray – 99.39

Alex Collins – RB, Baltimore Ravens

(This is all Charlie sent in. Don’t hate it.)

9. Joanna Krupnick – 238.76

Dion Lewis – RB, New England Patriots

I’m on the Vineyard right now, so it’s a Patriots pick. Against the Jets? Yeah, I’m all about Dion Lewis.

8. Meg Schneider – 241.76

Martavis Bryant – WR, Pittsburgh Steelers

7.  Andrew Wilhelm – 293.02

Kenyan Drake, RB, Miami

I haven’t had the best season but I’ve had the most success with MIA RBs. So, naturally, we should end the season with an MIA RB.

6. Kevin Morin – 326.22

Derrick Henry – RB, Tennessee Titans

Demarco Murray is out and Tennessee is vying for a playoff spot. Getting the start, I’d expect Henry to be in the mix regardless of down and situation. The Jags D is solid in the passing game, but their run D has declined a bit.

4. Jake Bridges – 429.14

Jacoby Brissett – QB, Indianapolis Colts

*Sigh*

Final pick of the year! I have to admit, even though I lost all my steam after my disastrous Nathan Peterman pick, I really enjoyed doing these. And I really regret not jumping on that Keelan Cole train. UGH.

Ok, so this week, I am going back to a position that has given me the highest highs and lowest lows this year: the quarterback. While I did pick Peterman, I also picked Jared Goff in Week 1 and Bortles last week, which got me some nice points. This week, I’m going with Indianapolis signal caller Jacoby Brissett as he takes on the Houston Texans. The Texans have allowed the 3^rd most fantasy points to opposing QBs this season, and I’m assuming this unit has long since checked out on this season. Brissett has some nice weapons with TY Hilton for the deep shots, Jack Doyle for the underneath mess plus ol’ reliable Frank Gore to pick up the easy yards and loosen up the coverage. Last time these two faced off, Brissett had one of his best games of the year throwing for 300 yards and 2 TDs. The only game that was better for him was against Cleveland. Finish strong!

3. Ned Donovan – 536.17

George Kittle – TE, San Francisco 49ers

2. Andrew O’Neill – 589.42

RB James Conner, Pittsburgh Steelers

1. Justin Colombo  – 623.2

T.J. Yeldon – RB, Jacksonville Jaguars

Easy pick this week.

Give me the crown.