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i wonder how long a guy with no salary can maintain an entourage like his. although, i'm not sure how his history of not paying his bills factors in to the equation

i tend to think the behavior seems like brain injury issues that are progressive in nature. i do not tend to think any one hit or even necessarily ONLY hits sustained in the nfl are the culprit. it could be that he already had some brain damage from prior hits and then hits like the Burfict hit sent him "over the edge". regardless, whether he has brain damage or he is just an ass or somewhere in between (most likely, imo) - it's sad

ha. Tomlin regained some of my respect this season and, frankly, watching the AB meltdown

i'm glad that he should not be sustaining any more football related concussions. i do wonder if this also has a little to do with the coaching change

i'm a steelers fan. i've gone from loving him, to hating him, to really hating him, to being sick of him, to being saddened and thinking it's going to all end up tragically for him

no, you said "avoided chubb because...". my point is these people probably got someone less reliable

thanks. i just wanted to make sure we were looking at the same lists. not sure i wholly agree with the "vindicated" since Chubb dropped to 15 after Hunt arrived. of the two top 10 lists in question (weeks 1-9 and 10-17) only 5 rb's managed to be in both top 10 lists (CMAC, Ekeler, Jones, Zeke, Henry). Given that CMAC and Zeke were picked ahead of Chubb in drafts anyways - it's a VERY small group of runningbacks that were more consistent than chubb over the long haul. if someone is saying "I had the opportunity to take chubb and, instead i took (ekeler, jones, or henry)" then hats off to that person. but most of the alternatives were less consistent - probably mostly due to injuries to others while chubb stayed well this year - but the "why" hardly matters. That's why his overall ranking for the whole year only dropped 2 spots, to rb8 for weeks 1-17 - other runningbacks were even less consistent. looking at the situation a different way - chubb was a rb 2 for me (and for many). so the rb6 for the first half of the year i got rb1 value for my rb2 selection. for the 2nd half, i got solid rb2 production, or what i bargained for when making my initial selection. so the overall investment was a very good one.

can you copy/paste the top 20 lists before/after you are using here?

are likely to break out next year? D. Henderson? D. Thompson?

probably part of it..... there were alot of backs that were not worth their pick this year. Chubb, who finished as rb7 in my league, was not one of those

this is the most bizarre "argument". he led the league in rushing. he did great after Hunt came in too. sure - he lost a few touches but he was still awesome

He should get to celebrate his td... NoFunLeague

i've picked up and dropped parker so many times over the last few years. still have him, randomly in 1 dynasty league

one of the more bizarre "Need to be proven right" arguments i have seen

Ive got to decide between kupp and aj brown. Both getting similar targets of late but i think brown is on the field more. Can't have a broken play td from the sideline