RedzoneMonster

I find your scenario more plausible than the Jets not sucking.

Stop with the blaming the refs. Yes, it wasn’t the best officiated game, but you’re honestly telling me KC would have had a shot even if it was perfectly officiated? TB D dominated on almost every play. Don’t get me wrong, that doesn’t excuse bad officiating, but let’s no go over board and say “the refs won the game for TB”. This is coming from the biggest TB12 hater out there by the way.

I think so too. We'll see. Can't be worse than Gase.

Sad, but true.

I agree. Tomlin sucks. Fire him today and may the Jets sign him. Signed, Jets fan.

Akers will be a 2nd to 3rd round pick that will produce 1st rd results. Write it down..

I agree. the dude is not human, and I'd take him at #1. I'd just rather draft 12th than 1st next year.

I can't argue with taking Henry at #1, especially in non-ppr. If I had the #1 pick next year there is a decent chance I'd take him - you almost HAVE to. My point is, I don't want the #1 pick. I had the #2 pick this year and took CMC (#1 took Barkley). It didn't work out too well for either of us. In my 20 years of doing this, more often than not when a guy has a bonkers record setting year, they don't come close the next year. Something always seems to happen (injury, etc). CMC & M. Thomas 2019 vs 2020 for example. I know that just bc it's happened before doesn't mean it will happen again, but I've seen it so many times. Sean Alexander. P. Manning, Brady, David Johnson, Gurley, etc. Some exceptions are P. Holmes and Tomlinson. I just don't want to have to invest so much draft capital in one player who just HAD his big season anymore. I'd much rather draft later and take the potential "next one up" to have a record season, and still get an elite 2nd pick. For example first pick someone like Chubb or J. Taylor, 2nd pick someone like Diggs or Hopkins.

Even more reason not to want to have to make the decision to take him next year. Yes, he's had 3 late season blow ups in a row, but 3 years ago he only had 215 carries. 2 years ago he had 303 carries and this year 378! After the playoffs are over he's gonna have well over 400 carries. You feel good about taking a RB anywhere near #1 who just came off 400+ carries? I mean, you almost HAVE to take him in he's there at #3 spot, but that's why I don't want the #3 spot.. There is almost no chance in my mind he doesn't miss enough games next year. to make you regret taking him. Feel free to set a reminder for yourself week 16 next season to come back to me on this if I'm wrong..

Next year I will be praying to draft in the mid to late first rd. I don't want to go near any of the top 5 with a ten foot pole then have to wait an eternity for my 2nd pick. Give me any combo of Hill, J. Taylor, Diggs, Ridley as my first 2 picks and I'll be just fine with it. (I'm saying this as a 2020 CMC owner). Cook, CMC, Henry, Kamara, Adams are all screaming either "overuse year prior, injury risk, won't have 2 monster seasons back to back years".

They will trade for Darnold, who will go nuts after escaping the curse of Gase. Jets fans will watch as Jets ownership selects another terrible HC and screws up the draft again..

Right now I have Thomas in my lineup and will only remove him if he sits. I mean, I know he's riskier than normal for several reasons, but how do you not start him at $6400 if he's playing??

Another question on same topic - who's a "good" $3000 WR "punt"? Someone who will at least be on the field and have a shot at giving you a few points? Right now I have C. Patterson, who will very likely get 3-4 pts max, but at least he'll have a handful of plays. There's got to be someone better at $3000..?

Lower priced WRs: E. Sanders (especially id M. Thomas doesn't play), J. Brown, G. Davis.

Wait on QB..