Monday, July 26, 2010

CONTRACT NEGOTIATION STYLE FANTASY FOOTBALL

SIDELINE OWNER PIONEERS CONTRACT NEGOTIATION STYLE FANTASY FOOTBALL
Ability to Offer Multi-Tiered Contract Structures Simulates Owner Experience

On Thursday of last week, Sideline Owner, a subsidiary of Gruyo Sports, LLC, introduced the first Fantasy Football game that allows fantasy players to take charge of all aspects of running a sports franchise. Until now, the more sophisticated fantasy player who follows not just what the players do on the field but also what the management does in the front office was left with an unsatisfying fantasy experience. Sideline Owner Fantasy Football changes that with ingenious features that simulate the experience of owning a sports franchise.

The Sideline Owner model is based on a contract negotiations format in which league owners woo players by offering competing contracts in a free-form negotiation process. Salary terms may span up to five years and are broken down into guaranteed and non-guaranteed money. Contract values are determined by a Standardized Contract Value (SCV) Calculator powered by SO’s proprietary algorithms.

The benefit of contract negotiations as a means of acquiring players is clear to most fantasy sports veterans. Whereas basic fantasy games are based on an unrealistic draft or a simplistic auction, contract negotiations are fair and skill-based; allow fantasy players to play the front office and the field; and accurately reflect how real-life owners and GMs build teams.

The nature of Sideline Owner’s game requires novel interfaces for ‘agent’ capabilities, financial information, and live negotiations which are presented in a streamlined and easily navigable manner.

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Aaron Rogers Profile by Bob Lung

AARON RODGERS – CONSISTENCY PROFILE

Aaron Rodgers has made folks in Green Bay quickly forget about Brett Favre. He's also made fantasy owners quickly remember something Brett didn't have....consistency!

3 YEAR HISTORY

Without question, Rodgers has easily proven himself worthy to be included in the top tier of fantasy quarterbacks in both overall points and most importantly, in his consistency. He has ranked first and second in his first two FULL seasons as a starter and third and first in consistency rankings.

Total FP

FPPG

RANK

QG

GP

QSR

RANK

Aaron Rodgers

2007

17.25

8.63

-

1

2

50%

-

2008

342.60

21.41

2

13

16

81%

3

2009

391.10

24.44

1

14

16

88%

1

CONSISTENCY VERSUS DEFENSES

Wow, talk about consistent consistency! Check out Rodger's Home and Away Quality Success Rate (QSR)! Both are exactly 82%! If there's a slight issue in his consistency, it's his Home vs Average defenses where he's only earning a 50% QSR. His fantasy points per game of 17.03 is right at the Quality Game Factor, but he does show inconsistency there. Keep an eye on those games this season.

Good Defenses (Top 10)

Average Defenses

Bad Defenses (Bottom 10)

Total

FPG

QG

GP

QSR

FPG

QG

GP

QSR

FPG

QG

GP

QSR

FPG

QG

GP

QSR

Home

23.98

6

6

100%

17.03

3

6

50%

23.61

5

5

100%

21.42

14

17

82%

Away

20.54

4

6

67%

16.96

3

4

75%

28.03

7

7

100%

22.78

14

17

82%

Total

22.10

28

34

82%

2010 HISTORICAL FORECAST

Aaron's historical forecast is not very bright for the 2010 season. His forecast of 317.74 points is way below his 391.10 points in 2009. A tougher schedule in 2010 certainly plays a huge part of this as Rodger's schedule has only two games versus a Bad defense (Lions) all season. He has nine games versus Average defenses (his worst scoring average) and five games versus a Good defense. While I still love Aaron Rodgers as a top tier quarterback, this supports my reason for choosing a better value in rounds five or six in your drafts this season.

ACTUAL

LOCATION/DEFENSE

TOTAL

17.030

WEEK

H/A

DEF

FPG

QG

GP

QSR

FPG

QG

GP

QSR

FPG

QG

GP

QSR

QGE

1

@Phi

A

AVG

-

-

-

0%

16.96

3

4

75%

16.96

3

4

75%

0

2

Buf

H

AVG

-

-

-

0%

17.03

3

6

50%

17.03

3

6

50%

1

3

@Chi

A

AVG

13.40

1

2

50%

16.96

3

4

75%

15.77

4

6

67%

0

4

Det

H

BAD

26.05

2

2

100%

23.61

5

5

100%

24.31

7

7

100%

1

5

@Was

A

GOOD

0%

20.54

4

6

67%

20.54

4

6

67%

1

6

Mia

H

AVG

0%

17.03

3

6

50%

17.03

3

6

50%

1

7

Min

H

GOOD

27.00

2

2

100%

23.98

6

6

100%

24.74

8

8

100%

1

8

@NYJ

A

GOOD

-

-

-

0%

20.54

4

6

67%

20.54

4

6

67%

1

9

Dal

H

GOOD

27.22

2

2

100%

23.98

6

6

100%

24.79

8

8

100%

1

10

BYE

11

@Min

A

GOOD

17.00

1

2

50%

20.54

4

6

67%

19.66

5

8

63%

1

12

@Atl

A

AVG

27.05

1

1

100%

16.96

3

4

75%

18.98

4

5

80%

1

13

SF

H

AVG

26.50

1

1

100%

17.03

3

6

50%

18.38

4

7

57%

1

14

@Det

A

BAD

29.40

2

2

100%

28.03

7

7

100%

28.33

9

9

100%

1

15

@NE

A

AVG

-

-

-

0%

16.96

3

4

75%

16.96

3

4

75%

0

16

NYG

H

AVG

-

-

-

0%

17.03

3

6

50%

17.03

3

6

50%

1

17

Chi

H

AVG

16.17

1

2

50%

16.96

3

4

75%

16.70

4

6

67%

0

Total

317.74

76

102

75%

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