200pts and counting...
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Pat's team exemplifies my point that being deep is not necessarily a good thing, especially when you don't have elite talent at the top. Lineups are much more difficult to pick, and you have no real studs to rely upon.
Then there are the Liquid Swords, a team with next to no depth, but elite players throughout the lineup. There are few lineup decisions, just plug in your stud starters week in and week out and hope to avoid injuries. If he stay's injury free he's going to be damn hard to beat.
Well done Pat, WELL DONE!
NOTE to Bobby & Burt: The team I inherited was not nearly as good as what you have insisted since I took over. Look at the players I started with, whether I cut them, traded them, or still have them, none of them are elite in 2012. You can't win consistently without elite talent. The team I inherited was much more a team in need of an overhaul than a team ready to win a championship, and my 4-5 record, and lack of elite stud players at all of the skill positions save maybe Brady clearly reflects that. Is it over? No, not yet, I'll fight till the bitter end and hope to sneak in as a wild card spot and get hot, that's all it takes, get hot and peak at the right time, but as things stand right now, it's going to be a tall order to make my squad champions in 2012, which is one reason why I've tried to position it to have much more flexibility in 2013 than what I inherited.