Player file

Wes Welker

Wide receiver · Hitmen · 2007–2014 · 8 seasons
Hitmen Ring of Honor, 5th of five
87
Starts
2007–2014 · 8 seasons
950
Points
career
+140
PAR
career, every franchise
1
Title
as a starter, 2012
54th
All-time
of 480 skill careers, career PAR
−14
Playoff PAR
career
Career PAR and franchise PAR are the same figure here: he only ever started for Hitmen.
Wes Welker, pixel portrait
Wes Welker
WR · No. 83 · Hitmen
Career PAR +140
Hitmen, week 2 of 2007
One title as a starter, 2012.

He arrived off waivers in 2007, picked up by Hitmen. He then stayed put for 8 seasons and 87 starts, all for Hitmen, which in a keeper league is the whole point of the format.

His best season was 2011: 210 points across 15 starts, +72.3 above replacement for Hitmen, the 3rd-best wide receiver in football that year. Career total: +140.3 PAR over 87 starts. He started for 1 championship team (2012), producing −14.2 in playoff weeks across his career.

He finishes on 5th in the Hitmen Ring of Honor.

The career

One axis. Tenure above, the board below, PAR by season in the plot. Eight seasons on the axis, 2007 to 2014.

200708091011121314Hitmen+72 in 2011Week 2, 2007WWeek 15, 2014WWeek 10, 2015W
Replacement level
One band: he only ever started for Hitmen.

Season by season

Franchise scope
SeasonFranchiseStartsPointsNFL rankPlayoff PARPAR
2007Hitmen12128.2WR11−11.3+16.4
2008Hitmen11110.3WR21+7.0+9.8
2009Hitmen12146.6WR12+0.1+34.6
2010Hitmen859.7WR23−12.8−13.0
2011Hitmen15209.7WR3+0.5+72.3
2012 · titleHitmen15156.9WR12+2.2+13.6
2013Hitmen13137.8WR22+14.9
2014Hitmen10.8WR82−8.2
PAR is set against the season's replacement starter at the position, and the column shares one zero: ink to the right of it, halftone to the left. Franchise scope.

How he moved

2007
Claimed
Hitmen, week 2 of 2007
2014
Claimed
Washed UP, week 15 of 2014
2015
Claimed
SMOKERS, week 10 of 2015