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I'm backed into having to start juju. Waddle doesn't have a QB. Amari is probably not going to be involved, and even though I know Marvin Harrison is overrated, I ended up with him on a team, and even if he plays I won't know until it's too late.

I had more, but I had a pop up... wife is going into labor.

Churning the wire is usually prevented in that a player must be on a roster for a day before they revert to waivers after being dropped. If I didn't have that rule in place and someone churned the wire, I wouldn't invite that manager back to the league. I wouldn't care if someone wanted to take a 0 in a spot in order to secure a win.

Surprised at this one. I didn't have the impression that Aaron Jones was going to miss significant time, but now the antenna is up. I suppose they're just trying to shore up their depth, maybe.

Jeudy is not a number 1 receiver and he's soft. I wouldn't burn a waiver spot on him, and I wouldn't even pick him up unless I had a wasteland on my bench. Although it appears the Browns are giving up on the season, so maybe Jeudy could have some value if they go to Jameis.

Interesting trade. I'm an Amari investor, and I suppose it can't get worse than what's happening in Cleveland, so I'll consider it a value bump for Cooper. I don't trust the Bills very much though. They've been doing a lot of weird things with their offense the past couple of years. For instance, they ran 3 wide receiver sets almost exclusively for several years with Cole Beasley and then Isaiah McKenzie in the slot. Then they draft Shakir, and all he ever does is get open so he seemed like a natural fit to take over that slot role for them, but then last year they draft Dalton Kincaid, and immediately start running predominately 12 personnel (1 back, 2 tightends, and 2 receivers) instead of their usual 11 personnel (1 back, 1 tightend, and 3 receivers). So it's like, "okay, you've just done everything you can to keep Shakir off the field, so you must think he sucks." But then they trade Diggs away, let Gabe Davis go, and thrust Shakir into a pretty important role, so then it's like, "well, okay, do you think Shakir is good now?" Start of the year, they are featuring Shakir, and everything seems great. Then now they trade for Cooper, so maybe they think Shakir isn't good again? They can't seem to make up their mind. My fear with Cooper is they might keep up this schizophrenia on what they want to be as an offense. Are they just adding Cooper because the price is right? To keep him away from the Chiefs? Do they actually plan to use him? Or are they going to give him the Diggs treatment or was Diggs lack of playmaking in the offense of his own doing? I'm obviously overthinking this, but it's just hard to trust a receiver in this Bills offense starting from when Joe Brady took over.

Oh wait. I just realized you must be talking about Brian Robinson. Still wouldn't do it if I was on that end.

Not sure why the bijan/Higgins side would take it. Those are the two best players out of the whole deal.

I thought it was Jameson Williams

weepaws mentions a few times a year that he doesn't watch the games. Anybody who's seen with their own two eyes Ray Davis run the ball vs Ty Johnson run the ball would've known Ray was the obvious choice. He chose Ty because he watches box scores instead of football.

Refs weren't letting the Jets ruin this Bills cover.

Damn so teams can just stop play and ask for clarifications? No timeout charged to Buffalo for stopping play?

officiating in this game is... suspect.

Intentional Grounding of course... Except called roughing the passer

Had to be a pick on that Dalton first down, right? guys don't get that open.

double doink

He's been on my IR since the draft, but that is mostly because I didn't think Hubbard would be as good as he has been. When he eventually comes off, I'll probably just drop him. My other consideration is to drop Mostert which is definitely another option, but there's probably going to be someone out there better than both of them by the time I need to cross that bridge.

He hurt himself dropping a pass, too. If he just catches it, he wouldn't have had to try and double catch it falling down awkwardly. Hurts himself dropping a pass that hit him in the hands and then face. So generational!

Nabers has 35 catches for 386 yards and 3 TDs on 52 targets. Harrison has 17 catches for 279 yards and 4 TDs on 37 targets. Oh, and Malik started 2 less games. That's domination. Harrison only catches 46% of his targets, but hey "experts" claimed he was generational talent pre draft because "he just is" and we'd be crazy to think he's not the number 1 receiver in the draft.

I'd pick up the Vikings defense. They're the top scoring defense in my league.

Disagree. I think they have a fundamental misunderstanding of human nature. It's not necessarily from a lack of pattern recognition, but rather from a lack of exposure to the patterns and active influence from media telling them that people will act counter to human nature. Most of them won't even understand what I'm talking about.

No

The thing I noticed now is all the pundits are making excuses for Harrison now which is odd because the narrative after the draft was Malik was in a horrible situation and Harrison was in a great situation. Now the narrative is that defenses are scheming Harrison out and he needs time to get on the same page as Kyler. Meanwhile, Malik is dominating.

I was clearly talking about mixing and you quoted me.

I see the left still wants to pretend people trying to kill someone are supporters of their would be victims because The Party propaganda machine is so effective at brainwashing people. Makes sense. People try to kill folks they support all the time.