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January 13, 2016

Fantasy Index Open

John Moore wins defense position in all-comers competition

I’m just getting into scoring our season-long competitions. We’ve got the Experts Poll, with the 20 industry analysts in the magazine, and we’ve got the sister contest, the Fantasy Index Open, which is open to everyone. I hope to get both of these scored by the end of next week. I’ll release the position-by-position results as I go along.

Starting off with the defenses, the overall winner is a familiar name. John Moore, a real estate agent from Sea Isle City, N.J. He finished in 2nd place overall in the Fantasy Index Open back in 2012. And he’s the early leader after winning this category.

This is the competition, recall, where each participant ranks his top 20 at each position. All picks count, and the higher you rank a player, the more his on-field production counts towards your overall score.

The overall winner captures a giant deluxe trophy from the team at Affordable Trophies. We thank them for being part of this venture. And the top two finishers earn berths in the regular Experts Poll in the magazine, competing against 18 industry experts.

In this kind of competition, injuries play a huge role. If you’re higher than most of the others on a player, and he misses more than half of the season with a knee injury (or gets benched or suspended or whatever) that can really gut your score. Such situations should be more of a problem this year than they have been in the past. But at this one position – defenses – at least all of the entries had 20 defenses playing in 16 games each.

For this position, scoring is based on 6 points for touchdowns, 2 for takeaways, 1 for sacks and 2 for each safety. It includes special teams, with credit given for kickoff and punt returns and touchdowns on blocked kicks. No points, however, for holding opponents under yardage and scoring thresholds.

So for starters, we should establish the lay of the land at the position in general. Arizona, Carolina, Denver and Kansas City were the best options at this position (by far). Seattle might have a great real-life NFL defense, but it was just 13th. Buffalo, Baltimore and Miami were popular preseason picks, but they finished 22nd, 28th and 25th. So in general, the lower you ranked those units, the better.

FANTASY SCORING TOTALS, DEFENSES
Rk	Team	Pts	Fum	Int	Sack	Fan Pts
1.	Arizona	46	14	19	36	148
2.	Carolina	24	15	24	44	146
3.	Denver	38	13	14	52	144
4.	Kansas City	38	7	22	47	143
5.	Philadelphia	38	11	15	37	127
6.	Pittsburgh	18	13	17	48	126
7.	Minnesota	36	9	13	43	123
8.	St. Louis	26	13	13	41	119
9.	Indianapolis	32	8	17	35	117
10.	Washington	26	15	11	38	116
11.	NY Giants	38	12	15	23	115
12.	Houston	18	11	14	45	113
13.	Seattle	30	8	14	37	111
14.	New England	14	9	12	49	105
15.	Cincinnati	6	7	21	42	104
16.	Tampa Bay	18	12	11	38	102
17.	Green Bay	12	6	16	43	99
18.	NY Jets	0	12	18	39	99
19.	Oakland	10	11	14	38	98
20.	Jacksonville	24	9	9	36	96
21.	Detroit	16	9	9	42	94
22.	Buffalo	20	8	17	21	91
23.	Cleveland	18	10	11	29	89
24.	Tennessee	12	8	11	39	89
25.	Miami	24	3	13	31	87
26.	New Orleans	12	13	9	31	87
27.	Atlanta	18	8	15	19	83
28.	Baltimore	18	8	6	37	83
29.	San Diego	6	9	11	32	78
30.	Chicago	0	9	8	35	69
31.	Dallas	8	3	8	31	61
32.	San Francisco	6	3	9	28	58

And I should clarifying how our complex scoring matrix works. For each of the 20 defenses each person ranks, they get some kind of score. Seattle, for example, scored 111 fantasy points. Those who ranked the Seahawks #1 receive 2,775 points (25 x 111). Those who ranked Seattle 2nd received 2,664 points (24 x 111) and those who ranked Seattle 20th receive 666 (6 x 111). So it’s a descending grid of 25 to 6 (as the multiplier number).

We have used 20-1 and 30-11 ratios in the past, but both have flaws. With the 20-1 system, the lesser picks don’t seem to carry enough weight. It’s all based on who doesn’t the best ranking the top couple of picks. That is, it doesn’t really matter if you cleverly ranked Doug Martin as your 18th pick. That would have been a great recommendation, but it would have been washed out by whatever you did with your top few selections. Similarly, the 30-11 doesn’t quite work. It tends to place too much weight on simply picking guys who don’t get hurt. That is, the winner at the quarterback position isn’t the guy who does the best job with his top 5, but instead which entry lands the most guys in the teens who at least stay in the lineup for 14-plus games.

So we’ve settled on the 25-6 scale as the Lesser of Three Evils.

And at this first category, John Moore is the winner. Jim Kovac of Tuscon, Ariz., is the runnerup, and Brett Watts of Florence, South Carolina, is third.

FANTASY INDEX OPEN, Defenses (top 20)
Rk	Name	Occupation	Points
1.	John Moore	Real Estate Agent	35,723
2.	Jim Kovac	Retired	35,643
3.	Brett Watts	Product Manager	35,633
4.	John Broadbent	Implementation Analyst	35,591
5.	Bill Mason	Operator	35,564
6.	Andrew Leahy	Sales Director	35,558
7.	Scott Sachs	Headhunter	35,554
8.	Kenneth Yuen	Attorney	35,530
9.	Jason Pilon	Office Grunt	35,440
10.	Bob Adelman	Sales	35,398
11.	Ben MacLeod	Academic Advisor	35,368
12.	Michael O'Brien	Fingerprint Examiner	35,320
13.	Michael McAninch	Network Engineer	35,309
14.	Johnny Bazzano	Dispatcher	35,294
15.	Kevin E. Smith	Student	35,253
16.	Steven Alessandrini	Public Relations	35,235
17.	Gary Allen	Engineer	35,228
18.	Eric Gustitus	Title Searcher	35,184
19.	Geoff Greggs	Fiscal Analyst	35,176
20.	Victor Kitzes	Accounting	35,143

Here’s the rundown for all the entries. There were 194 entries this year, so you’ve got to rank in the top 97 to be above-average. Top 39 gets you in the top 20 percent.

FANTASY INDEX OPEN, Defenses (all entries)
Entry	Hometown	Points	Rank
Adam Bergeron	Salem, N.H.	33,898	166
Adam Locke	Lynnwood, Wash.	34,459	100
Adam Sheets	Santa Rosa, Calif.	34,508	94
Adam Taylor	Media, Pa.	35,114	21
Andrew Leahy	Audubon, N.J.	35,558	6
Andy Richardson	Port Chester, N.Y.	34,484	95
Ben MacLeod	Manchester, N.H.	35,368	11
Bill D'Allesandro	Huntington, N.Y.	34,948	33
Bill Mason	Huntersville, N.C.	35,564	5
Billy Friedrich	Raleigh, N.C.	34,202	140
Bob Adelman	St. Louis, Mo.	35,398	10
Bob Tecca	Minneapolis, Minn.	34,451	102
Brad Freeman	Geneva, Ill.	33,426	179
Brad Henderson	Louisville, Ken.	34,699	61
Brent Miles	Pasco, Wash.	34,173	148
Brenton Roberts	Kirkland, Wash.	34,663	73
Brett Watts	Florence, S.C.	35,633	3
Brian Sauber	Highlands Ranch, Colo.	34,826	46
Bruce Alwine	Havertown, Pa.	34,211	137
Charles Raifman	Short Hills, N.J.	33,976	160
Chris Durham	Yuma, Ariz.	34,205	139
Chris Henkle	Aurora, Ill.	34,367	117
Chris Hertzberg	Austin, Tex.	33,511	176
Chris Weber	Appleton, Wis.	34,481	96
Chris Whitney	San Jose, Calif.	34,199	142
Chris Winder	San Ramon, Calif.	34,840	43
Cliff Shannon	Maple Ridge, B.C.	34,586	84
Cory Bonini	San Diego, Calif.	34,981	30
Craig Leedy	Sacramento, Calif.	34,770	55
Curt Goldgrabe	Boise, Idaho	34,447	104
Dale Gander	Sun Prairie, Wis.	33,726	169
Dana Duffield	Rochester, Minn.	34,665	72
Daniel Bowman	Liberty, Mo.	34,337	123
Daniel MacDonald	Torrance, Calif.	34,223	134
Dave Cohen	Brooklyn, N.Y.	34,200	141
Dave Pizzica	Springfield, Pa.	34,684	68
Dave Wilde	Mukwonago, Wis.	34,770	56
David Bouchard	Fort Kent, Maine	34,151	151
Dennis Lyons	Elk Grove, Calif.	34,705	60
Derek Irelan	Round Hill, Va.	34,465	99
Don Pavelka	Plainview, Minn.	34,805	47
Doug Brown	Fort Gratiot, Mich.	34,637	78
Doug Pacey	Tempe, Ariz.	34,297	128
Drew Englebright	London, U.K.	33,691	172
Duke Davis	Merchantville, N.J.	34,115	153
Ed Burke	Philadelphia, Pa.	34,799	48
Ed Weiss	Parsippany, N.J.	34,265	131
Eric Goetz	Shoreline, Wash.	34,854	38
Eric Gustitus	Exeter, Pa.	35,184	18
Eric Scolnick	Redmond, Wash.	34,158	150
Fabrizio Danova	Los Angeles, Calif.	34,567	86
Frank Rotella	Sewell, N.J.	34,616	79
Frank Shinnick	Milford, Mass.	34,182	145
Gary Allen	Charleston, S.C.	35,228	17
Geoff Greggs	Roy, Wash.	35,176	19
Glen Williams	Columbus, Ohio	35,073	25
Greg Heminway	Sacramento, Calif.	34,598	80
Greg Resin	Hermosa Beach, Calif.	34,369	116
Henry Goers	Bartlett, Ill.	33,164	184
Henry Gong	State College, Pa.	32,923	189
Ian Allan	Seattle, Wash.	34,208	138
Ian MacEwen	Seven Hills, Ohio	34,303	126
J.Brack Varnon	Houston, Tex.	35,022	27
Jacques Dugger	Taylor, Mich.	35,079	24
James Wimmers	Lincolnton, N.C.	34,780	53
Jamie Alberts	Sturgeon Bay, Wis.	34,850	41
Jared Ross	Champaign, Ill.	34,893	35
Jason Howe	Oakland, Calif.	34,781	52
Jason Howes	Stewartville, Minn.	34,275	130
Jason Pilon	Roseville, Minn.	35,440	9
Jay Harding	Portland, Ore.	34,954	32
Jeff Alberts	Sturgeon Bay, Wis.	34,357	120
Jeff Fossett	Newburgh, Ind.	34,752	57
Jeff Friedrich	Greenville, N.C.	34,345	122
Jeff Noordhoff	Indialantic, Fla.	34,694	63
Jeff Ross	Lake Villa, Ill.	34,181	146
Jeffery Lebeouf	Crowley, La.	33,549	175
Jeremy Schwartz	Edison, N.J.	34,774	54
Jesse McGuigan	Pittsburgh, Pa.	34,661	74
Jim Coventry	Chicago, Ill.	34,380	114
Jim Kangas	Viroqua, Wis.	34,192	144
Jim Kovac	Tucson, Ariz.	35,643	2
John Broadbent	Philadelphia, Pa.	35,591	4
John D. Smith	Willow Grove, Pa.	32,791	190
John Dent	Ann Arbor, Mich.	34,650	76
John DUGGINS	Greenville, S.C.	34,686	67
John Lapertosa	Bethpage, N.Y.	34,424	107
John Moore	Sea Isle City, N.J.	35,723	1
John Ruppe	Fort Myers, Fla.	34,193	143
John Smulowitz	Wilkes-Barre, Pa.	33,490	177
John Stolzmann	Las Vegas, Nev.	33,343	180
Johnny Bazzano	Santa Rosa, Calif.	35,294	14
Johnny Pullen	Tampa, Fla.	33,700	170
Jon Hansen	Reno, Nev.	34,708	59
Jon Rodningen	Omaha, Neb.	34,854	39
Jonathan Mora	Chicago, Ill.	34,058	155
Joseph Michelangelo	Oceanside, N.Y.	34,397	110
Keen Johnson	Dearborn, Mich.	34,247	132
Ken Norman	Chanhassen, Minn.	34,696	62
Ken Valis	Gaithersburg, Md.	33,432	178
Kenneth Jones	Aurora, Colo.	35,082	23
Kenneth Yuen	Arlington Heights, Ill.	35,530	8
Kevin Cuozzo	Concord, Mass.	34,535	89
Kevin E. Smith	Philadelphia, Pa.	35,253	15
Kevin Hall	Allen, Tex.	34,049	156
Kyle Soppe	Rochester, N.Y.	34,001	157
Larry Weinhauer	Andover, N.Y.	34,642	77
Mark Burns	Runnemede, N.J.	34,583	85
Mark Kundrotas	Waterford, N.J.	34,782	51
Mark Stoecker	Dallas, Tex.	34,384	113
Matt Weight	Minneapolis, Minn.	34,689	64
Michael DeSario	Las Vegas, Nev.	33,675	173
Michael Kolton	Green Bay, Wis.	34,785	50
Michael Livengood	Ward, Ark.	34,977	31
Michael McAninch	Naperville, Ill.	35,309	13
Michael McIlraith	North Hollywood, Calif.	33,986	159
Michael O'Brien	Brighton, Colo.	35,320	12
Michael Stoltz	Great Falls, Va.	32,381	191
Miguel Tames	Miami, Fla.	34,400	109
Mike Balliet	Milton, Pa.	34,457	101
Mike Clay	Blandon, Pa.	33,991	158
Mike Craig	Kokoko, Ind.	34,354	121
Mike Knorowski	Wesley Chapel, Fla.	34,367	118
Mike Kovacev	Lynnfield, Mass.	34,302	127
Mike McIlraith	Fort Worth, Tex.	34,236	133
Mike Nease	West Chicago, Ill.	34,689	65
Mike Rickel	Ira twp, Mich.	34,392	111
Mike Taylor	Meridian, Idaho	34,516	91
Mike Wells	Good Thunder, Minn.	33,154	185
Moishe Steigmann	Milwaukee, Wis.	34,438	105
Nathan Kline	Topton, Pa.	34,165	149
Nathan Priest	Waynesboro, Pa.	34,292	129
Nathan Roberts	Lucasville, Ohio	33,291	182
Nathan Zanon	San Jose, Calif.	34,684	69
Nick Petrevski	El Segundo, Calif.	34,596	81
Norm Shirk	Rockford, Ill.	34,661	75
Owen Kennedy	Midhurst, Ont.	34,862	37
Paul McCann	Hopewell Twp., Pa.	34,588	83
Paul Owers	Lake Worth , Fla.	33,697	171
Paul Staas	Pompano Beach, Fla.	33,909	164
Pete Collins	Orland Park, Ill.	34,386	112
Pete Owers	West Palm Beach, Fla.	32,975	188
Pete Richmond	Alexandria, Va.	33,953	162
Peter Johnson	Fullerton, Calif.	33,556	174
Rich Mays	The Dalles, Ore.	34,797	49
Richard Fechter	Coral Gables, Fla.	35,008	29
Richard Jackson	San Francisco, Calif.	34,467	98
Richard Loppnow	Ephrata, Wash.	34,594	82
Richard Meadors	Seymour , Ind.	31,173	192
Richard Meyers	Gurley, Ala.	33,758	168
Rob Dammers	Ringwood, N.J.	34,540	88
Robert Milelli	Cherry Hill, N.J.	34,915	34
Rocky Petrella	Philadelphia, Pa.	34,839	44
Rudy Flores	Chicago, Ill.	34,150	152
Rustin Paul	New York, N.Y.	33,109	186
Rusty Stephens	Atlanta, Ga.	34,689	66
Sam Wood	Boston, Mass.	32,987	187
Scott Anderson	Lakewood, Colo.	33,269	183
Scott Kopischke	Menomonee Falls, Wis.	34,448	103
Scott Liles	Russellville, Ark.	34,514	92
Scott Sachs	Canton, Ohio	35,554	7
Seamus McGuigan	Pittsburgh, Pa.	34,533	90
Sean Chi	Flushing, N.Y.	34,317	125
Sebastian Falsone	Philadelphia, Pa.	33,907	165
Sergio Garcia	Lake Elsinore, Calif.	35,022	28
Shane Scott	Toronto, Ont.	34,683	70
Stephen McKenzie	New Richmond, Wis.	34,745	58
Steve Blenker	Sloan, N.Y.	35,091	22
Steve Clark	Las Vegas, Nev.	34,670	71
Steve Horne	Novi, Mich.	35,070	26
Steve Hoyt	Buffalo Grove, Ill.	33,950	163
Steve Math	Austin, Tex.	33,975	161
Steve Moyer	Oakland, Calif.	34,098	154
Steve Tortora	Wallingford, Conn.	34,213	135
Steven Alessandrini	Flanders, N.J.	35,235	16
Thomas Alexander	Bristow, Va.	34,547	87
Tim Smith	Hayward, Calif.	34,474	97
Tim Wandling	Rohnert Park, Calif.	34,874	36
Todd Voorhees	Chula Vista, Calif.	34,847	42
Tom Deskovitz	South Lyon, Mich.	34,511	93
Tom Morande	Tinley Park, Ill.	34,335	124
Tommy Libretti	Long Island, N.Y.	34,423	108
Tony Holm	Chicago, Ill.	34,212	136
Tony Zeller	Dundalk, Md.	34,177	147
Travis Perry	Coeburn, Va.	33,308	181
Trevor Ross	Edmonton, Alberta	34,425	106
Trey Quinn	Annapolis, Md.	34,827	45
Victor Kitzes	Maple Valley, Wash.	35,143	20
Will Carpenter	Seven Lakes, N.C.	34,367	119
William Rehor	Culver City, Calif.	34,373	115
Zach Leavitt	Highlands Ranch, Colo.	34,851	40
Zach Nizolek	Kansas City, Mo.	33,817	167

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