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He's on my bench. Thankfully I have Sam LaPorta too. I've had him since I drafted him as a rookie. I've just held onto him out of hope he's gonna eventually pan out. I'm not surprised though, I'm not getting my hopes up

Nice! I see we both have Kyren Willams and Kenneth Walker. I think both are solid, of course you have Taylor and Stevenson, very solid RB group. Good balanced team

I guess you can always hope that Treylon Burks will finally break out and live up to his draft slot. It happens, but with each passing season, gets less and less likely

8 to 12 keepers

Defending champ

Thanks, drafted Rashid Shaheed, Zack Moss, the kicker and D It can take time to build a good dynasty team, but you can build a loaded one

I'm sure it's something like that, effects the almighty $$$

I wish they would just do it to where they either take a week off in the middle of the season, or they have two weeks where half the teams get a bye

I wouldn't want to rely on any Cowboy RB. I think Zeke is the one to own if you have to, but don't have high expectations. Any other RB I would look elsewhere

He's a viable QB1, and as good a pocket passer QB as any other than Mahomes. If he has a career year type season, he could finish as the top QB or a top 3. On the flipside, on a down year, he could finish in the 10-15 range. Most seasons, he's probably finishing between about 5-10

Upside 1- Kupp 2- Waddle 3- Olave Reliability 1- Olave 2- Waddle 3- Kupp

I wouldn't bother with it. See if Jeudy clicks with his new team. I know his reputation is in the toilet, but he's still very young and was a high draft pick. If you want to pick up another RB, I would wait until after week 1 is over and try and jump on whichever RB on the waiver wire had a big game.

I would probably take Tyreek Hill over CMC, but that's about it. He comes with risk for sure, but what player doesn't? They all do. They don't have his upside though

I guess this could be a good thing if you get points for his return yards, but he's already a bit injury prone as it is... https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/41020039/rb-kyren-williams-return-punts-los-angeles-rams

Taysom Hill is a guy I love to have on the bench, but not necessarily have to play him each week. He has a good chance to hit a short term wave though, and if you can start him at TE when he does, it will be worth it. I had Cooper Kupp and picked up Puka Nacua after week 1 when Kupp was injured on my dynasty team last season. It was quite a headache to juggle the two for a big portion of the season though. I went back and forth and there were a couple of weeks I started them both. By the end of the season though, It was Puka Nacua's starting spot. I traded Kupp this offseason.

Bingo!

It could just be a depth move, considering they don't really have a viable starter to begin with. Throw enough mediocre, mid level, washed up RBs in the mix, see what happens...

Close call, but I would take Tyreek. He's the top WR

Exactly right, in another 2 seasons he won't be in the top 10 highest paid WRs.

It's Justin Jefferson again. I rank the other Brown higher than this one, and I picked JJ over him too. That said, it's hard to go wrong with any of these guys. Barring injury they should all produce solid WR1 #s and have top 3 potential

Look at JJ's numbers from his return last season, the last 5 games. Not too bad. He basically had about the same season Garrett Wilson had last year, but in 7 less games. I wouldn't blame anyone for taking St Brown over him, but it's about an even call as far as I see it. That's St Brown at his best, everything going for him, and JJ, at his worst, everything against him. You tip any of that in JJ's favor, I see him as having more potential

J Jefferson St Brown G Wilson Jefferson is just the best overall WR in the NFL IMO. The only reason this is even a question is because of his QB situation. St Brown is a close 2nd and is in an ideal situation in Detroit. Although, I can't help but wonder if the Lions will have a bit of regression this season. G Wilson, I know the talent is there but he's just not had a super season yet. We'll see how the ARod experiment works out in year 2.

Cordarrelle did have a good run in Atlanta. I don't see him carving out the lead RB role again, but he could certainly do enough to make that RBBC a real nightmare for all 3

Ezekiel Elliott finishes as a top 10 RB in PPR

Trevor Lawrence lighting it up! Good sign for the season?