Player archive

D. Branch

WR · NE · NFL.com
Calendar years
3
2010–2012
League-seasons
3
all 1 leagues combined
Scored starts
9
32 roster weeks
Points
55
6.1 per start
Managers
3
across 1 league
Best league-season
2011
55 pts · The Funky Bunch
The league story

Why this page matters

D. Branch is a short but recorded chapter: 55 scored-start points, with 55 points from 9 scored starts across 3 calendar years and 3 league-seasons. The best league-season was 2011 in The Funky Bunch, when 55 points were delivered in 9 starts. Christian Umbach got the most archive production: 55 points over 9 starts.

Archive standing55 scored-start points6.1 points per start
Draft memory1 draft2011 The Funky Bunch · redraft · 117th overall · +1 vs slot
Movement0 trades · 0 wire moves3 managers across 3 league-seasons
Career arc

Points by league-season

Each bar is one fantasy league in one calendar year.

55 points · 9 scored starts · 3 league-seasons · 3 calendar years · 1 leagues

Totals combine league-specific scoring. The same NFL performance may count in multiple leagues. This filter updates the chart, season table, and totals above; the player overview and other histories cover all leagues.

2011 · The Funky Bunch55 pts9 starts · peak

Season by season

SeasonRostered byStartsPointsPer start
2010
The Funky Bunch
Austin Hammett00—
2011
The Funky Bunch
Christian Umbach9556.1
2012
The Funky Bunch
Anthony Oliver00—

Rostered by

ManagerLeague-seasonsStartsPointsLeagues
Christian Umbach19551
Austin Hammett1001
Anthony Oliver1001

Drafted

SeasonPickByYear-one pointsvs slot
2011
The Funky Bunch · redraft
10.117 117thChristian Umbach55+1
All-league totals count points only from scored starting slots. League scoring rules differ, and the same NFL performance can count once in each fantasy league; these are not unique NFL games or NFL career points. A league-season is one league in one calendar year. Player histories use the archived identity crosswalk, including measured full-name matching for NFL-era players; unmatched platform ids remain separate.