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Ehlana

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  1. He's played three pretty good run defenses. There are better matchups on the horizon. It all depends on how low you go, kinda like the limbo.

    I watched enough 80's wrestling to know that everyone has a price, it's just a matter of what the Gordon owner's asking price is.


  2. 5 hours ago, AxeElf said:

    The downside, of course, is that the Browns DST is scoring a mere 0.4 points per week more than the crappy Giants DST, despite playing their first 2 games against the #27 and #32 ranked offenses of the Titans and Jets.  And that's not a function of playing the Ravens, 49ers and Rams since then, either--the Browns were actually averaging 0.1 points per week LESS after those first two cupcake games than they are now.

    The complementary DST to grab is the Jets--their 9/10/11/12/13/14 schedule is MIA, NYG, WAS, OAK, CIN and MIA again.

    Talking about averages doesn't make much sense. I don't care about the Jets or Browns averages, only what they'll get me when/if I start them. The Jets only have 6 sacks, they're defensive point total is entirely due to the 3 touchdowns they've scored, and I don't think you can count on defensive touchdowns. I'd rather have Cleveland's sacks and turnovers than the randomness of a Jets TD.

    Although I will admit that two games against Miami is pretty sweet.


  3. I don't think anyone is going to give up enough to make it worth my while to trade the Patriots. People don't typically value defenses, so they're trying to buy low, but the points count the same as anything else. Right now the Patriots are twice as valuable as any other defense. Even adjusting for the fact they probably aren't going to keep scoring touchdowns at this rate, the sacks and turnovers will still be there.

    I wouldn't mind selling, but I just don't see someone giving me an RB 2 or WR 2 in exchange. I may as well just start the Patriots each weeks and hope for the best. Maybe mixing in the Browns or Eages when the Patriots have a particularly bad matchup.


  4. I think you kind of have to shop him if you're looking to trade him. I'm not sure about other leagues, but in my if you wait for someone to offer you a trade you're going to be waiting a long time. You have to go out there and try and find your deals.

    In my case, I'm not looking to sell Gurley low, I just don't have the bench players to make that a reasonable idea. If I sell him low I'm just shooting myself in the foot. So I think if you're looking to buy low it really depends on the manager that has Gurley. If he's got 2 or 3 other good RBs, you might be able to get something down. But if trading Gurley leaves a giant hole in his roster like it would for me, you're probably not getting him cheap.

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