NEWSLETTER
Are you ready for 2010 Robioland. Fuck yeah! Well, you can't start the season without checking out the 2010 Robioland Newsletter. Anything and everything you need to know about 2010 can be found here. |
PLAYER SALARIES
We have always been a salary cap league. In the first seven years, I came up with the salary. Now though, we just use the salaries on CBS Sportsline. However, I do adjust the defensive salaries. You can find all player salaries at the Salary
Sheet. |
KEEPERS
 In 2007, Matt Neatock drafted rookie running back Adrian Peterson in the second and new Patriots receiver, Wes Welker in the 13th. Ignoring the 2008 season (3-10), Matt won two titles with the pair, thus the duo could be the best keepers ever in league history
What about the rest of you scumbags, who do you get to keep? Check it all out on the Keeper
Page.
Also, before the draft, be sure to catch up on all the keeper rules. |
RULES
OF THE GAME
 Without
rules, you have chaos. That is why Moses came down and said, "Let thy
be an Injured Reserve, so owners may pick up thy player to replace thy
running back with a groin pull." Check out the league's newest rules on the Rules
page. |
DRAFT
 With
the 2010 Draft coming up in August, I am already on the clock. The obvious pick is Peterson, but this is a quarterback league and two-time "All-Robio" quarterback, Drew Brees, is available, as well as Tom Brady.
Until then, check out all of last year's amazing Draft picks! |
PREDICTIONS
 What kind of football season would it be without Robio The Geek's Predictions to the upcoming season. Last season, I put Rob Masterson at the top thanks to a keeper like Joseph Addai. I also put Don and Matt at the bottom. Was I right? Not even close.
So after this year's draft, check out this year's predictions here!
In the meantime, take a stroll down memory lane at 2009's predictions! |
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LEAGUE CHAMPION
 Matt seen here looking smart (at least for Matt) wrapped up his second title in three seasons in 2009. His 2009 squad, thanks to great keepers (Peterson and Welker), a top pick (Gore) and great mid-round picks (DeSean Jackson), Matt produced one of the greatest teams in league history. He became the first team since 2001 earn a in-season triple crown (championship, top seed & scoring title). His 1,553ppg in the regular season and post-season, is the most points ever scored. |
LEAGUE CHAMPIONS
1999 - Robio Murray
2000 - Robio Murray
2001 - Jason Carpenter
2002 - Robio Murray
2003 - Richard Burrier
2004 - Bob Castrone
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2005 - Griff Coomer
2006 - Don Vozzola
2007 - Matt Neatock
2008 - Don Vozzola
2009 - Matt Neatock
2010 - ??? |
SCORING CHAMPS
1999 - Robio Murray
2000 - Rick Mullin
2001 - Jason Carpenter
2002 - Justin Acerno
2003 - Robio Murray
2004 - Jeff & Colby
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2005 - Griff Coomer
2006 - Molly Coomer
2007 - Don Vozzola
2008 - Robio Murray
2009 - Matt Neatock
2010 - Rich Calderon |
TOP SEEDS
1999 - Robio Murray
2000 - Rick Mullin
2001 - Jason Carpenter
2002 - Molly Coomer
2003 - Robio Murray
2004 - Griff Coomer
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2005 - Don Vozzola
2006 - Rich Burrier
2007 - Dave Hightower
2008 - Molly Coomer
2009 - Matt Neatock
2010 - Robio Murray |
You can find all results from all the seasons in Robioland here:
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AWARDS
 Everyone wants a major award, but not everyone
has one, actually that's a lie, everyone in Robioland Football has at least one yearly award.
2009 Award Winners are...
• The league
champion.....Matt Neatock
• The league runner-up.....Griff Coomer
• Highest playoff seed.....Matt Neatock
• Highest scoring team.....Matt Neatock
• Lowest scoring team.....Robio Murray
• Worst playoff collapse...Jeff Greenblatt
• League's worst team.....Robio Murray
• League's luckiest team.....None
• League's unluckiest team....None
• Best second half turnaround.....Bob Castrone
• Worst second half collapse.....Molly Coomer
• Biggest Positive Surprise.....Jeff Greenblatt
• Most disappointing team.....Molly Coomer
• League MVP.....Chris Johnson, RB (Bob Castrone)
• Best Team Name.....Otis Murray & the Knights (Jeff)
• Best Trash Talker.....Bob Castrone |
PLAYOFF HISTORY
 In the end, it all comes down to one thing; winning the title.
Each year, twelve teams battle it out for an entire season, but only eight
make it to the the post-season party. See it all in Robioland's Playoff
History. |
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OWNER HISTORY
Molly often thinks she is the greatest owner. Can it be true? If you ask Colby,  he is. Check
out theirs and your career bios; your stats, streaks,
awards, wins, loses and anything and everything you need to
know about your Robioland fantasy career.
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THE
RECORD BOOK
Records are made to be broken; which one's do you plan on
breaking. See all league records in the record book!
A few examples of what you'll find:
In the first round of the '03 playoffs, Rob Masterson scored the league's
highest scoring game with 2,501 points.
For Don, '03 was a year to forget; 4-10 record, averaging only 966ppg. But
nothing topped, or should I say bottomed his 263 points in
week three.
Scoring 1,000 points a game is not a guaranteed win, but it's still impressive
when you break a grand week after week; that's why it might be a while before
someone beats Matt's record of 24-straight games scoring
over 1,000.
When it is all said and done though, it all comes down to W's and the longest
streak ever was Robio breaking out 12-straight wins in
'99-00. |
LEADERS
 The great leaders throughout history; Kim-Jong II, Joseph Stalin, George W.
Bush, Fidel Castro, George Bush and of course Robio Murray?
Who has the highest career scoring average? Rob Murray, 1,392ppg
Most playoff wins and games? Robio Murray,
15 wins (20 games)
Who's the worst team in their own division? Team Jeff & Colby, 11-25 lifetime.
Checkout all the league
leaders and see where you stand in each major category. |
PAST DRAFTS
 Did you know that in 1999, Kurt Warner, the league MVP, was drafted in the
15th Round? Well, you can't because the records were never kept by our beloved
commissioner. However, draft records have been kept since 2001 and you can
see it all now.
CHECK OUT:
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