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Yes Tenn upgraded their WRS but Jones is 32 Brown is recovering from surgery and Henry is a monster to tackle. DH is hard to argue with there.

CEH as maybe a little undersized might be a guy that KC will regulate his touches. McKinnon is also decent at pass protection. If Mahomes, as Axe suggests, is set for a monster year … then game script could play a role. If the Chiefs are generating big leads, we could see more of DW than CEH owners would like. Reid could well be evolving to more of a RBBC coach than before.

Yes it did. I’ll add the Cowboys taking Doug Cosbie ahead of Joe Montana in the Third rd

It would be hard to pass up Kittle or Waller in the 9th round.

Both SI and ESPN tagged Smith as a guy who might outproduce his draft position. A few posters mentioned players they’d rather have, if they’re available. That’s fair. But the rationale that Smith might out produce his position is valid

Or as originally stated, a WR 5/6 with wr4 upside. I thank you also!

TB37 agree re Jamie’s’ historical accuracy and decision making. Really haven’t seen enough of him at NO and after LASIK. Smith is now 25 and if I recall correctly he declared a year early.. So maybe he’s not going to do much but like others have said he is a late round selection who has a shot at much better than expected production. So as a wr5/6 who has a chance to get you 4/80/1 any week, worth a shot

You’ve written 9 posts about him ….

Yes this is a good argument for taking a flyer on him late in your draft! But Winston airing it out more than a fading Brees may not hurt that assessment. Smith had 7 games last year of 4 or more catches, he’s just 25 and he produced in the playoffs.

If a WR3 or 4 then drafting or not drafting depends on the size of your league and team roster size.

1-2 years ago, Winston had LASIK. So his accuracy might get a slight boost. I’d think WR3 upside at WR4/5 cost is not bad

If I’m recalling right he had a productive waiver wire add week at the end of the year when the Phins were depleted at WR. Watch list player

Scary Terry with some fitzmagic could be a beautiful thing. it is still hard to bet against Davante Adams IMO

W It would depend on the size of the league, scoring and bench availability … Not terribly precise is admitting to not being precise

Well what a great hypothetical trade: Talented QB with depleted supporting cast and lawsuits with 22 women vs fumbling qb with no supporting cast and worst o line in nfl but now has talent around him and still only 23? I don’t think this scenario has a happy ending for somebody … Yes AE that pun was for you.

Well debatable in a 1 qb draft league, I was not terribly precise. But in a dynasty or 2 an league, yes

I will add that regardless of format, if one has Jimmy G it may not be a terrible idea to add Trey Lance.

I would add that for PPR leagues it’s still CMC and Henry as the top two

I do both a 2 qb super flex dynasty league and a 1 qb redraft. I prefer the former. I caught the debate about ff calculator but you really can’t mock draft the auction league format. The sample size I have is small but the auction league format seems both more complex and generally populated with some of the more involved ff players.

Buy: Chargers offense. Stafford Wentz DJones MacJones Sell Texans Packers Saints Falcons except Ridley

You cannot mention the Lions RBs of recent yore and not include Kevin Smith and his outlier combination of productivity and fragility. I expect Jamaal to reprise his role on an unfortunately lesser situation than what he had in Green Bay. He was flex-able behind Aaron Jones and will be behind Swift.

1/6 of the year for the fantasy crew

Any Shanahan rb involves a risk of over-hype to go along with the possibility. And as a 9ers fan I have to grudgingly respect the Seahawk backfield, revolving door that it is, because there always seem to be a couple of surprise games each year from RBs you never heard of.

Lance Z and a few other scouting sites report him as a capable pass blocker. Ah the optimism that surrounds the draft. and Gallman is already 26!

Room to grow