Serenity Now

I apologize for the sh!t input I gave.

Fu to me. I started geno over dak…

Goodwin is who I’d go with. He probably has the best floor and ceiling combo of the group you listed. No Lockett and Seattle should have to throw the ball to keep up. It’s supposed to be cold there but the winds should be manageable. I don’t want anything to do with the pass catchers in the Cleveland game.

Going against engram and etienne tonight and everything seems to be going to one of those two.

They traded for Ridley at the deadline, so that’ll help a bit, but they over paid for Kirk this past year so any other help would likely have to be from the draft. I think Ridley, Jones and Kirk is an adequate wr core.

Prescott or Geno? pick 3 in standard Chubb, Barkley, Conner, Dobbins

1. Faab is the best waivers. 2. I agree with your other points made

Maybe it’s annoying but as long as they aren’t dropping great players to really screw everything up, I think it’s fine. Every league will have players or aspects that isn’t perfect.

My favorite form of play is a two win a week system. One for head to head one for being in the top half of scorers. It pretty much eliminates this from happening.

I appreciate the recap but thats overly simplistic of what happened. Ohio states offense had a chance to take control of the game in the first quarter and penalties and poor execution on critical downs prevented them from doing so. Then a missed tackle by a corner, busted coverage by safeties in man coverage forced Ohio state to change defensive game plans. Ohio states offense in the 3rd quarter had the best field position all game and a hold, a stupid personal foul and Days conservative play calling killed it. After that the game was played on michigans terms. Michigan played well, but Ohio state made it easy for them.

As an Ohio state fan, what a pathetic performance. The secondary was getting burned so bad that even when the passes were being under thrown it didn’t matter. Ryan Day gets conservative in the 2nd half, and every time they start to get something going, they’d commit some stupid penalty to end it. Last year I think Michigan just had the better team (especially on the lines), this year I felt like Ohio State was their own worst enemy, while Michigan did a great job of capitalizing on the mistakes, while not committing mistakes of their own.

If they had a good backup or a true stud at wr I would agree, but Fields running opens up the passing game. Jets have a strong d and now the bears don’t have a dynamic aspect to their offense.

Trying to hold onto the #1 and a first round bye. Dak, Barkley, Meyers, Schultz

My first place team I had Jackson but traded him and others for Dak and others. Barkley, Ekeler, chase and Kirk were my mainstays but made some moves recently so that list is now Barkley, Chubb, Hill and Hopkins.

McCoys air yard average is going to be about 4 yards.

Falcons and Bears have one of the highest over unders while the Patriots and Jets are one of the lowest. If I’m throwing out a dart, that’s a good tie breaker.

True and it depends who’s on your waiver, but I’d guess there’s one or two backup rbs that currently have little relevance but will decide some leagues. Tim Hightower was sitting on a couch this time of year when he won me a championship.

So he’s what you drafted him to be, a Henry handcuff…

DraftKings has a promo with Henry getting a td, so there’s no chance he gets there.

In keeper leagues where draft capital is factored, values get skewed quickly based on the league rules. For instance, going into next year someone like Kenneth Walker is probably the holy grail of keepers in a league like this. He may not be the rb1 but he probably presents the best value. So players and trades shouldn’t be evaluated in a short term perspective. I think this is just part of the strategy of the league you are in. If you don’t like these types of trades, switch to redraft. Not saying I would do this trade, but everyone should play and strategize to their league rules and settings and I think both guys are believing they are doing that.

Ertz being out likely gives a bigger boost to the slot guy Moore and the top wr Hopkins than it does to Brown. I think Brown will generate a role similar to that of Gabe Davis. A decent boom bust guy for fantasy, but a far cry from the target machine he was when Hopkins was out. They also took the the first TE in the draft so he may get a look to take some of the vacated targets.

He was thriving off volume before the injury, but with Hopkins back and Moore becoming more integrated into the offense, it’ll be interesting to see how the targets go. I don’t know if he’ll be able to make the impact some are hoping for.

Grabbed Schultz when he was hurt. He’s a good wr 3 which makes him a great TE1.

He’s an upgrade over burkhead and that’s about it. It’ll still be the Pierce show..

Mariota has the accuracy and decision making of a toddler.