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Except for that whole format known as dynasty. Get over yourself.

Pfft Domanick Davis is so last year. This year its all about Domanick Williams!

Hammys are one of those things that it really doesn't matter how bad it is (other than a rupture) they are so prone to reinjury that they almost always take 6-8 weeks, at least for non-pro athletes. If it is really minor I could see it being a 2-4 week thing with NFL trainers, but wouldn't count on him not missing any time.

Dropped him outright last week in 2leagues, nobody has touched him. Even when healthy he hasn't done anything this year, and with Brown coming back soon.... I would honestly rather have McGahee/Stacy/Ellington type

Supposedly the giants are now bringing in Jacobs and McGahee as candidates to take over for wilson... writing is on the wall

the 4pts per QB TD devalues them a little, but I would still have a hard time touching a WR/TE before the 4th round...

Participate in a different, but similar league- 2QB/2RB/5WR/2TE/2K/2DEF, 10 teams To have any chance at contending you must get QB/QB/RB/RB in your first 6 rounds, and realistically 3QB/3RB by round 11. Expect QB run in mid first- by end of round 2 expect 8-10 QB off the board. By 6th you are going to be looking at guys like Weeden/Ponder/Gabbert/Locker. In your ESPN OP league it shouldn't be as dramatic,

Ive played in a 2QB league for several years- you must take at least 1QB in your first three picks. Personally, with the 2 spot this year,I would strongly consider going RB in the first, and then depending on what happens in the second, you know the #1 spot almost will be forced to go QB/RB in 2/3, so if there are 2 guys you like go RB, if the drop off happens, be prepared to go QB/RB. Realistically there will be 10 QBs taken before your second pick, and just scraps for your 4th (guys like Ponder/Weeden/Locker - if you are lucky maybe Palmer might fall). Forget WRs until 5 or maybe 6 if a stud TE falls. With 6pt passing TDs and everybody being forced to draft 3QBs, get them early. The variance is just too high. Everytime I have tried to wait on QBs until round 5-6 I end up getting stuck with guys like Tyler Thigpen or Charlie Frye as my QB2

Agree. However I'm starting to wonder about a different scenario. Hernandez and the victim were apparently pals- Ive heard rumblings suggesting that this was part of a drug deal gone wrong. If Hernandez was simply selling or buying to the victim, why do it in an industrial complex rather than in his garage/basement/area without a camera? I am speculating that Hernandez and the victim were partners in some Jamal Lewis type drug deal and met a third party in the industrial center for the purpose of either buying or selling drugs, and that deal went sour. Hernandez is now obstructing to cover his own involvement in narcotic aspect of the crime rather than being responsible for the murder per se. No, I am not a Pats fan.

Hopefully you got a blumpkin out of it as well

If they were free transactions I would be 100% against it. It still is douchey.... but with a $5 per transaction penalty, it gets pushed into the "douchey good strategy". However, be prepared for bitching and possible waiver clearance- e.g. the turn around time being wiped out, and you being out the $100.

I liked Jordan before the season also, but based on the loss of Brady and the downs per back rotation that happened Sunday... Honolulu hit the nail on the head. This has 4+ way RBBC written all over it.

I think both of their values have nowhere to go but down. Lions are brutally bad.

About as "Know a guy who knows a guy" as it gets, but roommate was there in a luxury box, and the word among the staff was MCL and that he left the stadium midway through the second.

It didnt look good. The hit was right below the knee as he stepped into the throw- right where the patellar tendon is vulnerable.