MrBurns

I have him in over Kelce and McFadden in a flex. If McFadden had a better match up(Seahawks) it might be a different story.

I just traded Lamar Miller for him. I was bummed in the first half, but am feeling much better about it now. Though, I started Kelce over him in a flex.

The fantasy podcast I listen to has access to the all-22 game film. They said he has been getting open down-field, but Bradford just seems to be happy checking down to the dink and dunk stuff over the middle. I have him and Charles Johnson up as guys to drop this week for guys on waivers. Probably will hold onto Agholor, as maybe they put in Sanchez. Who at least tries to push the ball down the field.

I'm rolling Cam Newton this week. I don't normaly draft a back-up when I take a QB early. I'm glad I did this year though.

What is up with Agholor?

I might get 1 game out of him. If I had to start a RB. I probably would go with him though.

I have him on the bench in favor of Kelce in a flex spot. I want to see him do it first, before I put him in my line up. He may get a TD, but he hasn't had a 100 yard rushing game in years.

As of now, I have him on the bench in favor of Kelce in a flex spot. I could also go with Agholor or Abdullah, but my league only gives out about 60% of what yards are worth in a standard league. I want to see Williams do well first. If he does well I might use him in week 2.

It can make you and break you. When the Pats had that big year. A guy in my league had Brady, Moss, and Welker. He dominated all year long untill the Pats had one bad game in the fantasy playoffs, and he lost to an inferior team.

I like going CJ Anderson in the first and either Calvin, AJ, or Jordy in the second.

Probably the craziest thing I have seen in fantasy. The first and third place games tied and came down to bench points.

No one had multiple Qbs, but the guy who lost the championship did have 3 injured players, as pick-ups cost 5 bucks.

No. I'll probably bring it up for next year.

I'll draft Spiller in the 3rd, other than that I'll wait a little on RB2. Last year my league went to a 1 qb,1rb,1rb/wr, and 3 wr/te setup. It allows you not to feel pressured into take a RB2 too early.

I am up 20 right now, but V-Jax, D-Jax, and McCoy all put up meh games for me. Yards are worth less in my league than the standard league.

My commish still has not heard anything yet. Our yardage points are all screwed up. We haven't changed anything from last year so i don't know went wrong. What kind of discount could we get if we complained enough?

I am not bitter. Maybe as a former Maroney owner, but not this year. I just think the Patriots game plan changes a lot from game to game.

Laurence Maroney had some big games. Where is he?

I play with a bunch of older guys that don't like change. We also have some unique scoring that I have not seen accommodated by the free sites.

I be willing to trade you Dez Bryant. I would probably try to throw in a lower tier RB for one of your lower tier WRs as well.

12 Team with 8 bench spots: R.Wilson S.Bradford C.Ponder B.Gabbert B.Wheeden R.Tannehill M.Sanchez J.Skelton I am thinking of dropping Felix Jones(Murray Handcuff) and picking up R.Wilson. I have Vick starting with Schaub backing up. Schaub is decent, but they don't throw a ton and Andre Johnson gets hurt a lot.

I am playing him in my flex, in my .5 ppr league over D.Bowe, C.Benson, and W.McGahee. None of which are the sexist options, but there you go.

Is there any news on the weather. I heard it is supposed to rain. Yesterday, they were predicting heavy rain. I am trying to decide between Dez and Bowe. What are your guys thoughts on rain and the passing game?

Lets say it goes: 1.Foster 2.Rice 3.McCoy 4.Rodgers 5.CJ2k 6.Brady 7.Megatron 8.Brees 9.McFadden Who would you choose next? It is a non-ppr and we start 1qb, 2rb, and 3wr/te. No dedicated te position. I am hoping that MJD signs soon or Mcfadden gets to me.

Murray and Matthews are pretty much equal value. I am assuming you mean Demaryius Thomas. If so, than no way I would trade Megatron for Thomas and Brown.