JagFan

If I’d burnt a #5 pick on him I’d think that too. Hope is not a strategy.

I’m not sure how you can say a player that will most likely play the most snaps of anyone else on the team is part time. This may come as a shock to you, but they traded up to get the player they wanted to help the team in multiple places…not your fantasy team. You may have made a poor decision with your #5 pick…so the joke may just be on you when it’s all said and done. Good luck!

Love it! Thank you, sir.

Ya’ll gonna get caught sleeping on Trevor.

This is what I expected. I think he’ll play more DB because that’s what the Jags need more. Even if he is on the field for 50% of the offensive snaps he won’t be consistent enough to rely on. This is why I keep saying Dyami Brown is a good sleeper as the locked in #2 in that offense that will be much improved.

There’s not one today here either. There was one yesterday for the HOF game.

Not showing up on FanDuel here in Alabama either. DraftKings offers $1 best ball contests. I just looked. Good luck

If there’s anyone to blame for these players being overpaid, it’s us the fans. To take that a step further, it’s us the Fantasy Football fans. I can remember back in the mid-late 90s when FF was really taking off because of the internet. There were so many NFL show hosts that would get mad when someone would ask them a FF question. Then the attitude changed, and they started to cater to FF because it drove so many new viewers. Not just fantasy, but betting on games in general. It’s a huge market now. Think about the other folks involved in the NFL that are making enough money to pay these guys that “too much” money they are making. How does that old saying go….don’t hate the player, hate the game. By a show of hands, how many of you would watch as many games as you do, of teams you care nothing about, or even care about football at all if not for fantasy? Yes it’s a physically demanding and dangerous game they play, but these dudes are getting over because of us.

16.12 WR Dyami Brown, JAC. This was my favorite pick. He is the true #2 WR in Jax behind Thomas Jr. He started showing flashes of talent at the end of the regular season and playoffs last year in Was. Everyone is over drafting Travis Hunter. Jax had a glaring need at DB, so they got one who could also handle around 20-30% of offensive snaps with designed touches when he’s on the field. Hunter will be a week to week boom or bust WR heavily dependent on TDs. The touches just won’t be there on a week to week basis to justify his ADP. Brown will handle a full time allotment touches as the beta behind Thomas Jr in a much improved offense with Coen now at the helm that will feature a spread concept balanced with a strong outside run game. An offense that will make either Etienne or Tuten a low end RB1. The real question when it comes to the Jags offense is guessing right on which one to have. Also making Lawrence the real winner for folks drafting him late as a QB 2/3.

I had a blast! I appreciate the invite, and hope to fill in again in the future if needed. Thanks all.

16.12 WR Dyami Brown, JAC

Thanks, Mike!

13.1 QB Trevor Lawrence, Jax

12.12 TE Kyle Pitts, Atl

Agreed. It’s a situation to be watched over the next month leading up to the drafts that matter. So is the Browns QB situation. My gut keeps telling me Sanders wins the job outright by mid season, with a crazy carousel to start the year. Not that I would want any of them on my roster.

It has been since the 3rd round. I did not expect them to go so quickly.

11.01 RB Tyjae Spears, Ten

10.12 Keon Coleman, Buf

I totally agree. I’m more of an old school RB guy. I firmly believe that it’s easier to find catches than it is to find a true workhorse RB. That said, I wanted to test out the anchor RB strategy by taking Chase, then following it with the best RB available on my list. Unfortunately my draft looks more like a zero RB strategy with a disappointing second round RB. I will say that Chase/Wilson/Sutton are high on my list for PPR scoring. But the way this draft has played out has made me uncomfortable and I’ve reached on RBs to fill a void. Which also made me take a QB earlier than I like, but I felt I needed strong QB to offset the RB position. Regardless of which strategy you pick, you’re going to have to get lucky with stretch picks at some point to be competitive. This is probably a strategy I won’t try when it counts because I’m not comfortable with it and I’ve proven that to myself with this draft. I’m having a blast with you all doing this, and learning things that will help me get better at a game that I absolutely love! And I very much appreciate your thoughts on this.

I liked that pick by nobody made. That was going to be my next pick. Great value there. It pretty much made my decision for me whether to take the WR depth vs double dipping on my RB disaster by reaching.

This makes me feel a little better about my last pick in the July mock.

Ok, that’s pretty dang funny!

What a mess! This is why I like two RBs early, but here we are. Tuten was purely an insurance pick. I expect Etienne to be the guy in Jax as I said earlier, but if he’s not I feel like Tuten will be. The goal was to solidify a RB2. The Judkins pick is pure hope. Who knows what will happen with this kid at this point, but I expect to get at least half a season from him as the workhorse he was drafted to be. YIKES!

9.01 RB Bhayshul Tuten Jax

8.12 RB Quinshon Judkins Cle