Free Agent Bids (updated weekly during the season)
Free Agent Acquisition Budget (FAAB)
The following information is projected bids for free agents that are most likely available in your league. The bids are based on a 10 team league with every team starting the season with $100 and assuming a standard burn rate of 12% of total league cash per week. Of course every league is different and every team’s needs are different so you must adjust the bid amount according to the remaining league cash on hand and to the specific needs of other owners in your league against your own team’s needs. Valuations are meant to be a starting point from which you factor the variables from your league to come up with an appropriate bid amount for your situation. The scoring system these valuations are based on is a 10 team league starting 1 QB 2 RB 2 WR 1 TE 1 K 1 Defense with a 50% yardage and 50% TD scoring system with no points awarded for receptions.| Rank | Name | Team | Position | Fortunes | $Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Kenny Britt | Titans | WR | He was having a good year before he scored 40 last week. If you need a WR you may need to bid the house to get him. | $60+ |
| 2 | Lee Evans | Bills | WR | One good week followed by one great week. No garuntees here but looks like a trend. Fitzpatrick looks for real as well. | $16 |
| 3 | Ryan Fitzpatrick | Bills | QB | Averaging almost 250YPG with only 4 picks on the year. I am a beliver. If you just lost Romo go after him. | $16 |
| 4 | Carson Palmer | Bengals | QB | He is going to be up and down but if you catch him on an up week he has big time upside. Worth a start when he has good matchups. | $8 |