Scothawk

The greedy answer is I would really want both. And to get both I keep Gordon and then draft Thomas.

I think people are being too quick to write off Turbin. He knows the system and has some level of trust from the coach. If Gore gets hurt or looks broken down, I think it really depends on the Colts W-L record at the time. If they are bang in the hunt, I think they go with the vet in Turbin.

In IDP leagues Im keeping watch on Kendricks. Seems he didnt buy into the system last year and there was an attitude problem. If they cut him he could get decent playing time elsewhere. Just grabbed him off waivers in one league.

I think he is a more professional player all round. My guts tell me that Michael is a camp body. Obviously if he is on the wire then it doesn't hurt to take a free pick up in that direction, but I certainly wouldn't be giving anything up for him.

Turbin down?

Will they let him sit down to greet people? (Kap I mean, not the old guy who will obviously stand to do it because its respectful).

Thing is I dont think a contender will step in for him. Colts maybe. Chiefs on a reduced salary deal for shared playing time?

He is an Eddy ankle tweak or double cheeseburger away from all the carries.

Ajayi might actually turn that late first into an early first for you.

In dynasty Ive been buying Carr all off season. Great value and many years of scoring production to come at a far lesser price than Luck. In redraft that would be a coin toss for me. I might actually edge it to Luck based on the factors detailed in posts above.

With 1.02 I would trade back to around 1.05 and take Mike Thomas (Saints). Personally I'm high on the players skills and attitude. Combine this with his landing spot and I like it a lot. I took him at 1.04 in one league because I couldnt get any value to move back to 1.07/1.07 which is his average range I think.

Allen to New Orleans would make me happy as a dynasty owner.

I own him in multiple dynasty leagues. Has always been a bye week filler for me and I just hoped he would hit a streak around the weeks I needed him. This year has shown something more to him, but I doubt that gets me the required trade value to let him go. Just dont think buyers will pay enough. Looks like a hold for me. If he becomes WR2 quality on my team consistently then great, if not I cant think of anyone else I would rather have at WR4.

Ben Watson. Horrible way to end a $$$$ season.

I own both Brown and Michael. I base it on the fact that Michael is a knucklehead who has lost the confidence of 3 teams already this season. How much of this playbook does he really know well enough to implement? Mental issues were his block to playing time previously - what has changed? Brown, Jackson and Coleman might be enough to get it done this week, and the Hawks can work out what they have in Michael thereafter.

Im not convinced C Mike will even be active this week.

As tempting as this is, Im not sure I feel good starting either of these guys this week. Its a 50-50 gamble. I might make waiver runs at either of them, but I think it is bench time if I am successful.

I tend to agree. Which makes dynasty decisions extremely difficult.

Rod Smith already showing as back up on depth chart.

Made it to the SB one year as heavy favorite with 100% win record. My guys just didn't turn up. Worst loss I ever had, but the dude who beat me was a friend and a great competitor.

Bradshaw would make sense after this weekend's games

Im in a start up dynasty draft right now with 2QB-3RB-4WR-TE + IDP. Some very interesting draft strategies. A couple of guys are on here so I will refrain from discussing in depth, but to agree with the above poster I think its going to be a total blast.

This is just plain stupid and will never happen ---- because choreography is a fifteen yard penalty.

Actually we don't want to know why. At this point you were talking to yourself. On the internet. Talking to yourself on the internet. That's not a person I am going to listen to.