Ray_T

yeah, with Kupp being on IR there is no need to rush to do something there. but you may need to make a decision once he is back. though from my perspective, when hes healthy hes been good. so why not wait for his return? its when hes injured and Not on IR that that roster spot hurts you because its a dead spot on your roster.

good point. Rice being out of the lineup does not help the pass game. Probably means Kelce gets more looks, so if you are a Kelce owner you should be happy. but Mahomes isnt the set it and forget it QB of past years. I do think the offense gets on track eventually but not while they have half their WR out with injuries (hollywood is out too)

well, the way the Dallas RB have been playing he will get a shot to prove he can still play. admittedly part of the problem is the line has not been as good as they have been in the past couple years. so changing the RB wont resolve the issues with that part of the run game, but it may give a spark. I do think hes worth a pickup. I personally have one team that has been decimated with injuries and I'd love to have a Dalvin cook to stash on my bench. if at some they announce he will start he may be worth sticking in your lineup if your starters are out like what I'm dealing with in that one league. but yeah, hes mostly a flex play I'd bet. but hes not so old that he cannot be productive so if hes in great shape, there is the chance he can do this provided the line can perform at a reasonable level.

It will work for some teams. but admittedly there are a lot of teams that are ill equipped to deal with a stacked power run game. but you cant just let Henry get 199 yards rushing on you. you gotta do what you can to stop that from happening. so teams will try to stack the box. Run blitz on first down. I think they'd be dumb not to. there will still be select matchups where Henry's game wont be as good, but that's to be expected. This is when the other parts of the passing game will start to click more. I dont know if it will ever be as good as it was last year or the years prior but it will improve.

I think the problem is that Henry has been so good they have not needed to throw the ball nearly as much as they have in the past. I do think this will resolve itself. as teams gear up to stop the power run game that will open things up in the rest of the offense. that adjustment will take some time but it will happen. if you are concerned about him, you can pick up another TE for a week or two but I dont think dropping him is the answer. hes a hold for now. I dont have him in any leagues as he was too expensive to acquire in the leagues I was in but I still think he will deliver value for you if you have the patience to wait.

as long as Dalton Remains at QB, he will put up at least reasonable numbers. inevitably they may sit Dalton to put Young back in. That is likely the time to drop him (but you do wanna at least wait to see if young has learned anything before dropping) so my guess is hes good for a handful of games. not 100% sure how long Dalton stays in there. but the offense looks a whole lot better with him at the controls.

well, it looks like its time to hop on the train. 5 catches 78 yards and 2 TD for Wicks. lots of targets and some missed throws on Loves part. now that Watson is out a few games, this is his chance to make an impact. if hes gonna step up and be a player, the time is NOW. I recommend you get him while the price is good. (hes on the wire in most leagues so cost is free or a handful of FAAB dollars)

yeah, he and Carr are best buds from college. when Carr got moved, I figured it was only a matter of time til Adams bailed too.

I picked him up on the wire this week. but not because I love him. I also own Mattison and my team is thin at RB since Pacheco got hurt. if a better opportunity comes up I have no issue with dropping the guy. I am just trying to cover the bases while Pacheco is out.

honestly, the line has not been what its been in the past either. I think that is at least half of the problem.

I think Charb still gets at least 8 to 10 touches. (unless the Seahawks are losing big by half time) but I do love Bucky's upside potential

maybe. but It doesnt look like hes there. no carries last game. for now, I think Steele was good enough. I think they will give him another shot this week. he started slow, but late in the game all that rugged running started to take its toll on the defense. he became more effective as it got later in the game.

I was thinking the very same thing just yesterday. I dont know that any RB has come back from this injury to put up RB1 numbers EVER. so if he does it is a first. I know there is a new surgical technique for achilles that seems to have better results than what was done prior to this time. I think Akers was the first to have this done. results with Akers were mixed at best but I'd argue he didnt have the same talent as Dobbins.

I loved Fitzmagic as a player. but yeah I get it. bottom line: the QB play is limited by the talent on the team and the fact that the team as a whole is not very good. even in a 2 QB superflex format, you do not start any offensive players against any top Defense. Regardless of who is at QB

well, he sure was bad this last game. Nobody will argue that point. Though the coach made some dumb calls too which doesnt help

this makes the most sense to me. Probably a good bet.

honestly, this is the most important point to consider. the team is really not that good. so sitting their young QB might actually be a good thing. keeping him in there is likely going to ruin him as a QB prospect. They really need to invest in the line. It sounds like they made some fixes, but it does take time for a line to learn to play together effectively. The first couple games were not great. I never saw the Dalton game but I'm betting the line performed better in that particular game. but keep in mind the opponent was weaker too. That helps.