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Drafted Woody in round 13 last night hoping he will be the pass catcher if nothing else. Then after the draft I put Mixon on IR and picked up Pierce.

I already kept him in one league so here's to hoping he will be back week 7.

I like both. The down side I see with Washington is there are a lot of mouths to feed in Miami. I really like Wilson but the big question is does Aaron Rogers like him?

Take the trick question out of the equation and the 2nd year is when most WR breakout. There are some 2nd year WR I think are flying under the radar that I'm willing to take a chance on that will get overshadowed by some rookies.

For me it goes by need and value at the time of the draft. We have 2 IR spots so I can stash an injured player. I try not to reach for an injured player, but if one falls to me and I feel like there is no better options I'll take a swing.

With Robinson gone which Commanders RB are you targeting?

Harrison, Nabers, Thomas, McConkey, Bucky all had good rookie seasons. Who do you think steps up in year 2 that's not already listed?

As a Mixon owner I'm not really worried. Not yet anyway. He did not get a carry last preseason and looked pretty good. Plus there is roughly 6 week till week one.

Is anyone really being slept on at the 5th pick? It all comes down to preference. If I had to make an argument against Saquon it would be he had a heavy work load last year. Counting playoffs he had 436 carries and 46 reception.

I'm not worried about the names listed. I'm curious about the names not listed. I'm going to edit the original post to make that more clear.

Way too much thinking for me. If I'm the other owner I would tell you thanks for the offer but I'm good with what I got. Keeping Mixon, CMC, Robinson, Nabers, Puka, Higgins. It seems like a lot of good players will be dropped back into the draft pool. Plus you have the rookies. Again way too much thinking for me. I have a hard enough time figuring out which 6 players to keep with out any restrictions.

Lamb, Gibbs, JJ I don't think there is a wrong answer here just preference. Lamb seems like the safest of the names listed to me.

Chubb is toast. He was a great player, but his best days are behind him. As a Texans fan I don't mind the them taking a chance with him. He's a lottery ticket. He might payoff, but as a Mixon owner I aint scared. I view him more as a threat to Dameon Pierce.

Anchane, CMC, Aaron Jones, Travis Etienne - DND unless they fall

I don't think many owners are drafting the low volume security blanket players to be a fantasy starters. Most likely just a bye week or injury filler and hope you catch them a good day.

I like Pollard the titians did not add any one significant in the draft and Spears is his back up. I guess the big thing will be if their rookie QB can get the passing game going but can it really get worse than last year. Overall I expect more of the same from Pollard.

and Lazard and Cobb

Bijan and Gibbs have both lived up to their hype. An argument could be made for either as #1 or #2. 3 Chase Brown 4 Achane 5 Charbonnet 6 Bigsby

what exactly are you drafting in the single digit rounds?

sucks for fantasy, but a smart move by the cowboys

I'm staring Mixon because never bench your stud. That being said my only other decent option would be Montgomery and he's injured.

Houston might think about giving him a call

the guy can not catch a break. I hope all work out well for him.

MVP should extend through the playoffs and not just the regular season. as far as Saquan goes he has extremely lowered the values of both Brown and Smith

I drafted Vidal in my keeper hoping he would get a chance to shine. My prediction 140+ total yards, 4 catches, 2 TDs and on my bench.