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Vanilla offense aside, he has underwhelmed in pre-season. 49ers, with McGlinchey back at RT May run even more this year.

Yahoo, I see, has dropped Patterson’s dual designation. That said, I’d think Patterson, Hilliard, Gibson and Scott get a small bump in return leagues.

I think the goal will be to mimic Mahomes on the running.

Agree he’s shown a little improvement and that is the concern. TD to Gray exceeded the 69 yds on his other 10 completions. As a 9er fan, I hope I’m wrong.

They replaced Mike Davis with Mike Davis.

Mitchell Wilson Hasty and maybe UDFA Jordan passes up Sermon.

Henry and McCaffrey have the best chance to be top 10. Half of these players are likely to drop out of the top 20.

Chris Simms had Corral rated high on his board. Assuming Corral can recover, having a season to study the pro game could have long term benefits.

The 49ers have a rookie at guard, and an underperforming, to date, 2021 2nd Ed pick at the other guard spot. And brunskill has mostly been a backup. McInchey at RT is good at run blocking, average in pass protection. This line is probably closer to 14th.

Depends who you are playing. If the commish isn’t above board with the rules, you’ll have a lot of pissed off people

Being a sneaky commish is a good way to lose friends.

Was Pierce running against scrubs and can he pass block?

To WPs point I wonder if KC backfield will be very productive. I don’t have KC as a Super Bowl favorite, but I wouldn’t rule them out.

KC upgraded their line. Mahomes, to me, seemed to take a step forward with his progressions and touch on his underneath passes. At times, he looks unstoppable. Juju and later in the year, Skyy should help fill the void. KC will shorten up their passing game a little this year.

It’s the other way, the radio runs ahead

I’d turn the volume down and tune in the radio but now they run the radio ahead so you need a converter to that.

One thing the NFL could do is make refereeing a full time job. Quality over optics would be another there as well, especially for the playoffs. A big one to me is that the salary cap overly restricts teams from keeping a talented, but not necessarily star or contributing player tied to a team long term. The revolving door inhibits team identity. I’ll use Kevin Faulk formerly of the Patriots as an example of a contributor who developed some fan rapport there both with his play and longevity there. The game now feels more like assemblages of temporary mercenaries wearing transient colors facing off with each other. Loyalty and identity require some long term commitment

Doug, just a thank you this year for all the insights and articles. Much appreciated! Happy New Year to you and the FFT crew!

The Steelers didn’t come to play the first half. Tomlin must have ripped some new ones at halftime. Cousins ty for putting up your worst qb2 numbers this week when I finally started you.

Over the last 5 weeks the Bengals have allowed the 12th highest points to qbs, the Lions are 28th. Herbert can also get me some points on the ground. Ex Oregon QB should be able to handle a little rain and a cloudy day.

Request for scary Terry: 10 catches 150 yds 2 tds, that is all and a nice game from his qb.

The.experts who said D’Onta Freeman was going to get the bulk of the carries for Tn

This site does in a way. Go to fantasy points against WR and click on the individual teams and you’ll see each wr stats per game. More tedious but an option. I’d also check Doug Orth’s delicious dozen article

Hilliard might come up with another high target low per touch avg vs the Patriots

I’ll add it seemed like a lot of straight ahead runs.