Larry David

Looking to make this offer. Let me know if I'm crazy. This for a dynasty league where all the players involved can be kept indefinitely without losing draft picks or any nonsense like that. It's a standard (non-ppr) one QB league. I offer Ken Walker III + one of these WRs; Lamb, Higgins or Waddle + Trevor Lawrence. I get Jonathan Taylor + Jalen Hurts.

Thanks for the analysis. This is why I say it's a "sell high" scenario. It's possible that over the next few weeks, Walker comes down to earth a little and JT gets healthy and starts putting up monster numbers again. Then it would be impossible to pull of this trade and I'll have missed my window. Very interesting.

You would pass if you were the Taylor owner, I assume?

Breida goes for 83 yards on the first play!! .... and then gets 2 more carries in the half???????? FU Shanahan you brick pastard!

OJ Simpson. Because he killed two people. But seriously, Vontaze Burflict because he seems to genuinely enjoy hurting people... but not in the legal, hard-nosed way.

Understood. My comment wasn't a reaction to Justin''s mock specifically just towards the consensus over all. I realize this year's crop of QB is much weaker than last year's but I still find it hard to believe the best QB (debatable) will get out of the top 5, but you never know. Maybe the Giants trade for Josh Rosen now that he's going to be available according to someone named Tony Pauline.

I don't know why every mock has Haskins lasting until the Giants at 6. I think a team like the Dolphins or Redskins will trade up to get him in the top 5 especially since the Jets have already announced they're making their pick available.

The NFL has become a league where teams can get better or worse in a hurry. Look at the Bears, 5-11 in 2017 and 12-4 in 2018 for example. The Giants have a potential hall of fame WR and RB as well as quality pass catchers in Engram and Shepard. If they can get even a decent QB, they could have one of the most explosive offenses in football for the next several years and as the Chiefs proved, if your offense is good enough, you can go far even with a mediocre defense. There's no way I trade OBJ. They could be a Super Bowl contender in no time.

The only thing I can think of is they're trying to create a Kamara/Ingram-type scenario in Cleveland. Probably not a bad idea (from a football standpoint, not a morality standpoint) considering how well it worked for New Orleans.

My guess is that he'll get a 10 game ban BUT they'll consider the five games he missed this season as time served so he'll miss the first five games of 2019. Basically like starting the year on the PUP.

It certainly is starting to look that way. This could be the second time that a Spencer Ware injury leads to someone taking his job and running away with it....literally.

Yeah, but that was Rodger's 4th year as the starter and he was 28 when he did that. Mahomes is going to throw 50 TDs (assuming he throws two on Sunday) in his first year as a starter at age 23. Imagine what he'll do with a full season under his belt. I wouldn't blame anyone for taking him 1.1 next year.

Hopkins is now considered a game time decision. If he sits do I go with Jordy Nelson or DaeSean Hamilton in a standard league?

Free The Cos! Free The Cos!

I think that Golladay and a first round pick would be fair so the extra 2nd round pick makes team B the winner in my mind. That being said I voted that it was a fair trade.

Say it again!

Le'Veon Bell

The bottom line is that Derek Carr doesn't want to throw to Amari. Last year, Crabtree got more targets than Cooper despite playing in one less game and despite Cooper being the so called #1 receiver. So Crabtree's gone. Problem solved. Except that Jared Cook out targeted him 12 - 3 last night. Derek Carr DOES NOT want to throw the ball to Amari Cooper.

I also have Jimmy G and I'm weak at RB with McKinnon down and McCoy looking washed up. Am I nuts to put Mahomes on the block?

Remember last year's Will Dissly? ....... Austin Hooper caught 2-of-2 targets for 128 yards and a touchdown in the Falcons' Week 1 win. While it is concerning Hooper only drew the two looks, his playmaking ability was evident on his two catches with a powerful, stiff-arming 88-yard touchdown and another 40-yard gain where Julio Jones sprung him free by drawing loaded coverage. Hooper has an awful lot of potential, but he needs the Falcons to draw him up with a bigger role. He'll be a fringe TE1 in Week 2 versus Green Bay. Sun, Sep 10, 2017 04:24:00 PM

In a dynasty league where RB and WR scoring is weighted very evenly, which RB-WR combo would you rather have.... Kareem Hunt + JuJu Smith-Schuster or Alex Collins + DeAndre Hopkins Leave a link and I’ll respond to yours. Thanks.

Hopkins and Davis is the way to go. I'm not crazy about going WR-WR but I think Hopkins is worth more than Gordon and Davis is worth a lot more than Mack. See mine.... http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=479266

I would wait longer for a QB if I was you. Third round is too early. See mine.... http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=479266

I would do that trade if I was you. See my Hopkins related question.... http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=479266

I blame Obama. But seriously, whoever gets the tag, "Mr. Irrelevant" has to hear that term for the rest of their careers and probably, their lives. At first, their interviews start with, "How does it feel to be Mr. Irrelevant for 2018?" If they actually succeed, the story becomes, "He started out as Mr. Irrelevant, but now he's very relevant..." It's an annoying moniker they have to wear and I'm sure many of them could care less, but I agree with the OP that it's a stupid tradition, especially when you consider how many undrafted players would love to be that irrelevant.