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Weepaws is right for once. No one is going to do shìt about sex trafficking in the US. And quite frankly that should probably be about 10th on the priority list of stuff to worry about. This is what you guys should care about: 1. Economy/Inflation 2. Immigration 3. Weaponization of the media by political parties... Although this will never get solved since both sides love doing it and their armors defend it. 4. China invading Taiwan/defense 5. Crime/drug use 6. Homelessness 7. Insurance extortion (thanks Obama!)/healthcare 8. Ukraine either way you feel 9. Infrastructure 10. Education and dealing with crazy ass college tuition 11. Abortion either way 12. Sex trafficking 13. Civil rights stuff

Cancel Out Theory is very complex and very specialized. Most FF managers don't understand it, but I'll give you my guidelines for cancel out: You don't have a clear feeling for who may score more. The QB is more advantageous to use for cancelling out since all the pass catcher's points come from the QB. If using a pass catcher as the player to cancel out a QB, it's best to use the primary pass catcher. It's best to only use cancel out in Sunday/Monday night games where you are protecting a lead and want correlated outcomes between yourself and opponent. The OP only appears to meet guideline 1 (if that) and guideline 3 which supersedes using the 3rd or maybe 4th option.

I prefer to use cancel out when you already have a lead and your trying to protect it. You don't meet all the criteria yet. Start Taysom.

I only saw bits and pieces of the game, but the carries I saw from wright weren't impressive. He looked tentative. He didn't cut sharply, and he was indecisive.

Dang, there goes reek without tua

Tua is having himself a night.

Tyreek, James Cook, Devon Achane, Jaylen Waddle, Josh Allen, Tua, Daltan Kincaid, Khalil Shakir, and Keon Coleman make a whopping 9 fantasy relevant players in this one game. Too bad I won't be able to watch it.

It was derrick mason. I remember this post.

I like Evans although I think Parkinson outscores him this week.

In regards to the Mostert injury, I have a rule that for every day in advance of a game, they rule a guy out, that correlates to the minimum number of weeks a player will be out. They announced that Mostert was out on Tuesday right? That would imply he's out at least 2 weeks.

I'd bet Higbee doesn't get his job back from Parkinson. Then again Parkinson will probably be hurt by week 5. I've been keeping tabs on him since he came out of Stanford. He's a great receiver. He just can't stay healthy. Higbee moves like a pregnant yak compared to Parkinson.

I drafted Tyreek over Ceedee at 4 overall, and I happened to play the Ceedee investor week 1. If I had drafted Ceedee, he would've drafted Reek, and I would've lost week 1. And then I lost my other league in embarrassing fashion starting the likes of Marvin Harrison, Diontae Johnson, Terry McClaurin, Zamir White, and Luke Musgrave.

Having had a few surgeries myself, there is a psychological hurdle that needs to be overcome before you start trusting that affected area. Although I'd imagine with the doctors, sports psychologists and all that they have at their disposal, they'd be better equipped than a schlub like me to clear those. Rodgers might need to see no setbacks on the Achilles before he fully trusts it.

I'm in the one week smoke show camp.

And these people want to have a say in decision making.

Wait til people find out about the sun.

Damn .. Shanahanigans in full force already in week 1? I was working late and just started catching up to this game.

In regulation, Monty only out carried Gibbs 12-10, but Gibbs out targeted Monty 5-1. In overtime, when Detroit realized they could just run straight up the gut every play and win, Monty out carried Gibbs 5-1 making the total carries 17-11 while Gibbs added a dump off for the lions one pass attempt in OT. I'd suspect it's going to be the hot hand approach, but I'd also anticipate the Lions aren't going to be running half back dives for 6 yards a carry in most games. That means Gibbs is going to get more looks, and means it'll be a more even split carry-wise.

Yes, I know they'll get picked up. That's the point. Why are you giving your competition starters. Shouldn't you be hoarding the good players? And if Dobbins is healthy, Dobbins is not an RB4-5. The reason he dropped in the draft is because he's never healthy. He's an RB2 until he gets hurt, and you can't decide if you should pick him up? And he wasn't drafted? It's like I'm playing cards with my sister's kids here.

You don't necessarily need TE or RB help? Bro, if you don't pick them up, maybe someone who does need TE or RB help will. What kind of sh¡t is this? And how the hell is Dobbins even on your waiver wire?

That being said, all the rookies sucked. Jayden had a good fantasy day, but he fumbled three times, and couldn't connect with any of his receivers. Bo Nix had an atrocious throw where he carried over his bad habit from preseason where he tried to fade backwards and still force a ball and it got picked off at the goal line, and just in general, didn't look ready for the speed of the game. Penix probably had the best day given how horrible Cousins looked.

I wouldn't say the Bears won that game more than the Titans gave them the game. They scored 24 points and 18 of them were off of turnovers. The Titans could've won that game if after they got up 17-0 they just kneeled 3 times and punted every single drive thereafter.

I'm fascinated by this MHJ thing and Murray's comments. It made me look into the Cardinals OC, Drew Petzing. Dude was the Browns tightends coach and then QB coach from 2020 - 2022, and before that a wide receiver coach with the Vikings. Why does this dude have an OC job?

And since you're going to drop Conklin anyway, you might as well drop him for Jordan Mason before tonight's game in case McCaffery happens to get hurt. When CMAC doesn't get hurt, you can just drop Mason.

Hard to tell without knowing who's available, but I'll try to guess... Likely Doubs Alec Pierce - Richardson completed 9 damn passes Alexander Mattison - Zamir looked like he was sleep walking throughout the first half and finally woke up a bit in the second in time to fumble Jeudy - I was never a big fan of him and his softness. Bucky Irving Tyler Johnson - I was actually a big fan of his in dynasty when he came out, so this may be my bias. He never seemed to be able to crack the rotation in Tampa Bay or when he had a cup of coffee with Houston. Drop Conklin and Pop. likely is probably the only one I'd want to use the number 4 waiver priority on.