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I take a QB when one is available that I like at the selection I have. Sometimes it's earlier in the draft but often later. If you don't get a good chance before about round 8 or so, then look to do a good QB stack, maybe try to get a duo with a steady guy and a bit of a gunslinger with weekly upside. Or take a solid pocket passer and a guy who can run a bit. Just don't force anything when taking a QB

Yeah, I don't get the Tillman is the guy to bet on here take either Jeudy has only one season in which he didn't put up better numbers than Tillman's entire career. Plus, Tillman has concussion issues? Not sure about that one.

Kenny Clark potentially fills what has been the Cowboys biggest glarring hole on defense since Bill Parcells was there... If they can get 2 starters out of the 2 picks, this is a good deal for them, especially if Parsons continues his descent into La'Varr Arrington levels of uncoachability

Now I can see why Jerry wanted to trade him... He's not worth that kind of money

Definitely Jeudy. He's a bit of a late bloomer, but was picked before CeeDee Lamb and Justin Jefferson for a reason, he's very talented. For whatever reason, Denver didn't seem to workout. Cleveland of all places, he seems to fit in more so. He had a bit of a breakout season in 2024 and I only expect him to build on that in 2025. If their QB situation stabilizes, and perhaps one of the rookie QBs shines, he could have a big season.

Good squad for a 12 team league. Solid at QB, RB, and TE, D/ST. It will come down to how the WRs behind Sutton produce. Get a player or two to step up good there, and this team should be a strong contender

What's the total salary cap? Can't say for sure without knowing that, but I would probably take Conner. Cook will probably be a little better, but I doubt it will be enough to make up for the cost difference

I would take Jefferson... Outside of injury, he's shown he can put up top notch numbers regardless of the circumstances, can't say that about the other two...

Puka and Nabers, no brainers there... Josh Allen is the other I would keep, he's top 3 at his position, the highest scoring position, and it costs you nothing to keep him. That's better than a random RB2

I would personally take J Jefferson 1st overall, but you can't really go wrong with Chase, Bijan, or Saquon

Good move for the 49ers... He's not CMC, but he's good enough to where he should be able to carve out some sort of role beyond just being depth... CMC is great, but we know how brittle he is. The 49ers surely want to limit his workload a bit in hopes he'll be healthy all season

It depends on who else is there. I wouldn't hesitate to draft a QB, but I wouldn't go out of my way to do so either...

Shedeur Sanders is the Browns starting QB by week 3 and is a solid fantasy streamer, for about 2 weeks

I wouldn't do it. I would prefer to have the higher pick round 1 than the higher pick in round 2

I would hope the LM wouldn't allow that

I saw a link to a Yahoo article that said that in the headlines, but when I clicked on the link, it was gone... So I guess it's just a rumor

Cowboys have apparently been very impressed with rookie RB Phil Mafah, a 7th rd pick out of Clemson after preseason game 1.

Those are my two RBs on my dynasty team. Thankfully I don't have to get rid of either. If I did, I would definitely keep Kyren Williams. No brainer to me. He's just simply been more reliable, consistent, and a higher scorer. I don't see any reason he would fall off this season beyond normal risks.

It's certainly getting close. I don't see him playing well into his 40s like others. I think Stafford is a HOFer. He's in the ballpark as the other elite QBs of the past 15-20 years or so IMO. He's just gotten a raw deal because he played for the Lions

He had some lingering back issues in Detroit. He's had recent elbow issues in LA. His career is winding down

If I had the 1st pick overall, it would be between Saquon, J Jefferson, and J Chase... Outside of the ACL tear, Saquon really has gotten a bit of a bad rep for his injuries. He's played at least 13 games in every season otherwise. He's 28, should be in the prime of his career. I don't think there's any more chance he hits the wall this season than most any other veteran RB

They said he was too small to be a full time RB, but he held up really well last season with over 300 carries. He's a top 10 RB in the NFL, good deal

Yeah, it's a cycle of talent, money, and gameplans. It's like that with each position to a degree, but I think RB has been especially volatile. The position has been extremely devalued in two of those aspects, money and gameplans. It's only natural it's gonna lack in the 3rd area. RBs were mostly living on rookie contracts. They were cheap, so it was easy to stock up on them. Pair that with the gameplanning. The primary objective, taking handoffs and running with the ball, was devalued just as much. However, their secondary jobs, receiving and pass blocking, were more valuable than ever. This led to RB by committee with specialists in these various areas. Fast forward a few years, the RB talent is thin at the top. Defenses are designed to stop the pass and are thin against the run. That means it's the perfect time to bring back the high volume, workhorse RB, like Saquon Barkley or Derrick Henry, to run through the soft defenses. So the dominant workhorse RB is making a comeback, and will surely be rewarded with big money contracts... The cycle continues...

Awesome! Thanks bro

Apparently now he's requesting a trade