Serenity Now

Mack Hollins is likely the guy that goes from outside the radar to potentially playable.

Edwards and Jackson need to be a thunder and lightning type backfield if they want to win this.

He’s not playing well, but I think it’s being over blown on this board. They’re 4-3 and at the top of their division with an awful defense and skill positions that have been injured all year. The oline is getting worked over tonight and he’s missing one of the best TEs in the game. I wish he was doing better for my team, but when you think about who he’s working with, it’s hard to put this all on Jackson.

Bad week for me to need Lamar and Gus

I can’t imagine holding this guy in a single qb league. Maybe a super flex with deep benches.

Edmonds this week, thought about Dillon but waivers were thin. Might still spite drop him.

As someone who has Dillon, he’s a 100% dropppable. That’s tough between Robinson and Dillon. I agree Dillon is a solid handcuff to Jones, but if Jones does go down, I think this currently poor offense becomes putrid. When I drafted Dillon I thought he could challenge Jones, but it’s clear Jones is ahead of him talent wise and about the only thing this offense has going for it.

Appreciate the input and feedback. Just trying to get an edge for the playoffs with the fast start this team has had.

I’m only trading Walker for a top wr, otherwise I’m waiting go for Patterson to come back, have a good game and shopping him. You can try and see if a rb needy team will over pay for Robinson or Harris, but I doubt it. Outside of about four or five, WRs are all inconsistent piles of crap.

Here’s something I wouldn’t mind some input on. I have a team that’s 12-2 and has Jackson at the helm. Deshaun Watson is sitting on waivers. Should I grab Watson and shop Jackson for a top position player? My thinking is that I’m about locked for the playoffs and can take a loss or two that will likely result from streaming. Is Watson too much of a risk?

I think there are two things going on with him. His top receiving options have been battling injuries and the top backs on this roster have been coming back. Granted Dobbins is out again, but Edwards came back and took two rushing tds that Lamar might have had in the first couple weeks. I still see him as a top option and would only trade him straight up for a few other qbs.

Eno Benjamin

I think his ankle was caught under the defender while he rolled on top of him. High ankle sprain at best broken at worst is my guess.

Gus bus has left the station. Hope you grabbed the cheap tickets.

The Gus Bus is warming up. The destination is tbd, but tickets are cheap.

They’re bye week fill in’s. This offense was awful and just got worse.

A match made in injury prone heaven.

He’d be a Trojan horse on the waivers. Someone thinking they were given a gift, only for him to destroy a team from within.

Not a player, I believe you are all referring to Kenneth Walker.

Dobbins coming back from the ACL and missing camp is going to battle injuries all year. Also, who is dwalk?

He’s been a popular name in trade rumor circles, not sure if there’s anything to that or if it’s just hopeful speculation, but that’s his only way to relevance.

The problem with Moore hasn’t been lack of targets necessarily, it’s where his targets are at. He was 88th last year in air yards. Not sure where he is this year, but if all he’s doing is catching bubble screens like last year, he’s not going to be real helpful.

I don’t think it’ll happen this year, but it’s in the realm of being possible. My only point was that you have to believe that if you believe Johnson or Pickett becomes a fantasy asset this year. I think a lot of people throw out a buy low but don’t have an answer to what’s going to change and improve a players situation. For these two, they’ll need to either start receiving elite of the elite number of targets, or the offense/qb has to take a fairly significant step forward. I don’t personally see that happening, but I won’t argue that this offense has potential to take significant steps forward as the year goes on.

He didn’t have the physical ability but he knew how to operate an offense. He had a quick read and release which is why Harris and Johnson produced. Pickett and Trubisky don’t do that.

In a 10 re draft both are waiver wire material. This offense has a lot of mouths to feed and a small pie to share. They rank somewhere near wr 50 or 60, and I don’t see a lot changing this year. Saying you believe in these guys is saying you have some faith in Mitch or Pickett to take a step forward the back half of this year.