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I would not trade Rashid Shaheed in a dynasty league for a QB, especially at $1

Well, just like Jerry, he would likely need a bit of help Any how, the Cowboys were a stud fantasy D/ST last season, and this season they're one of the worst. The players haven't really changed much, if anything they've improved because Trevon Diggs, major ballhawk, is back too.

I don't think so because he had the same issue at times in Dallas. I think he'll be better on the Bills, but we've seen him for several years, he's played with several QBs and his production has always been quite streaky. He can have a big game with the best of them but most weeks he's pretty mediocre

The difference though, the Vikings don't have the NFL version of Joe Biden signing their checks

This is stupid. Fields has played pretty well for them. Russell Wilson isn't the future, he's not even the present...

He started off the season with some promise, but he's tailing off rapidly, just one catch in each of the last two games. Maybe Jameis Winston gets the start soon and saves him, but I kind of doubt it. I wouldn't roster him at this time

I think that one is gonna be very short lived

We don't have the option to roster punters so I guess not

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Jason Sanders, caught a TD pass in 2019, I looked it up, he absolutely got credit for it in my league. He hit one FG over 50 yds for 10 pts and 2 PATS for 2 pts more, and a 1 yd TD catch, 1 pt for the catch, 6 for the TD, adds up to 19 pts total

He's on the waiver wire in my league for some reason I have to pick him up

Tyler Bass

Whenever the coach wants him on the field. It's usually on offense, but clearly some WRs play on special teams too. Bill Belichick had Troy Brown play CB sometimes. If I had him on my team and he got an interception, would I want those points? You'd better believe it! The thing is, football games and players have all sorts of wild scenarios that can unfold, and sometimes players are put into roles that they may not normally be in. Since that's part of football, it's part of fantasy football. It's something you have to consider. Some players are more versatile and fit in more roles than others. I don't know why the owners that select them should be penalized for that.

Yeah, he's doing that on offense. However, you specifically said "WR" not "offense" Goal posts moving!

Why not? Are you drafting the player or the role? If they run a trick play or a reverse and the WR runs or throws for a TD, they get points for it although it's not technically the role of the WR. When Taysom Hill lines up at RB or QB and scores yet is technically listed as a TE, points are still awarded for that. The way I see it, you draft the player, not the role. So anything that player does on the field is fair game.

I had one several years ago, I think it was 2015, that was 8 pts... I don't know if it was specifically stat corrections or a glitch in the platform. The D/ST would often have their scores change by 1-3 pts in the middle of the week. It had something to do with the yards allowed and return yards points. There were a couple of different ways it would flip but it usually was just a very minimal amount of points, but one week, they all flipped to the max and it was 8 pts.

I would shop him around, hope somebody still buys the hype on this guy... He's a decent good fantasy RB, but the idea that he should have been the top overall pick is a joke. Him and Kyle Pitts, both on the Falcons... Makes you wonder... At least Drake London is doing okay

If it's not against the league rules, I guess you can. However, in my league it's specifically against the league rules and would result in a forfeit. That said, I don't think they will get a negative score. The Jets are a mess and will make at least a couple of blunders to save you even if the Bills D isn't great

That's the thing about these safety rules like this, they are easy to write down in the rule book but a bit more difficult to actually identify and call on the field. I imagine it will be like the horse collar tackle, where the first couple of years it was very specific what it was and what they would call. However, over the years it got called much more loosely. Now it's basically if you touch a players name plate, it's gonna be called a horse collar tackle.

My league both get credit for it. I have Rashid in my line up and I got 14 pts for it. The Saints D/ST got points for it too. Just like a TD pass, the QB and the WR get points for it.

Imagine having 2 QBs on your team, and Jameis Winston is the one with the better reputation

I don't what they're waiting for. Winston might throw 3 interceptions every game but he'll also throw for 350 yards and some TDs.

That's just one of those things you have to say, dayum!

Yeah, he is losing out to Chase Brown more and more each week. I just have 3 RBs, he's my back up filling in for Kyren Williams this week. He'll be back to the bench next week. I'll be happy if he can catch 2-3 passes and find the end zone.

He had 243 yds, 3 TDs, 38 rush yds to go with 2 picks... Those are good starting QB numbers Not a bad debut at all.