Damn, my receivers really went off this week all across the board. Hehe idk if they can keep up that level of production though.
Damn, my receivers really went off this week all across the board. Hehe idk if they can keep up that level of production though.
Yep. Your crappy WRs performed 4 - 5 points better than projection
If you're not doing well in your league I think you should consider packaging up JC or Lev Bell and get a stud WR, and then hope to role Duke Johnson and the one you don't trade, plus maybe a middle-tier guy. If you're winning then stick with this team, but if you're not, then consider trying to nab a solid WR + middle-tier RB for Charles maybe. Like a Julian Edelman + Latavius Murray type deal. Maybe throw in one of your WRs to sweeten it. Or, if somebody would due a JC for a real stud like AJ Green. I think you need a consistent, solid performer at WR or else you'll constantly be playuing the "who to sit / who to start" game with guys like Royal, Ginn, and Wallace, who are very capable of putting up zeroes.
Of the 3? Michael. That said, I would not at all be surprised to see him do very little this season although Dunbar going down should afford him some more opportunities.
I should win this week, and that'll put me at 2-2. If I lost this week I was definitely going to pursue trying to trade either Bell or Charles. Before this week, I was the highest in Points Against (389.34) and the third lowest Points For (291.08). I also didn't have LeVeon Bell for two weeks, so that factors in a little.
I posted a few days back that one team wanted Julius Thomas and someone like Ginn, for Eifert and possibly Decker. He told me he considered hitting accept a few times, but couldn't do it because he wouldn't have a tight end. So he wants to wait until Thomas comes back.
Someone in my league actually dropped Antonio Gates and I was able to grab him off waivers Sunday morning. Now that I have Gates to replace Green I'm thinking I can re-offer the trade, but go for just Decker straight up. He also has Antonio Brown and Mike Evans, but I doubt he'd give up either. Obviously not Brown.
I could always hold onto Julius Thomas and possibly flex him if he does well in Jacksonville, but that won't help my WR problem. It also adds to the "who to start" problem if Duke Johnson ends up performing well. This was only the first week he put up good numbers, so we'll have to see what's going on with the Browns' backfield going forward.
Here's my full lineup:
Charles and Bell were my keepers from last year. I had a crappy draft this year, which isn't usually the norm for me.
Seems fair to me. If you've got bench space to spare, scoop up Knile Davis if he's on the wire as a handcuff.
If you're in a PPR format, you should be fine.
With a 21-point deficit, you're pretty much looking for who has the biggest potential to score multiple touchdowns. So your focus needs to be on what Seattle is doing in the red zone and how effective they've been at executing.
He literally has the trade value of pudding. Try to deal him to the stupid owner and if you can't, cut him IMHO.
They have won a single game... against the 1-3 Bears (whose only win was a 2-point home victory over the Raiders - yesterday).
Did they just call Russell Wilson a back-to-back NFC QB champion? What is that? lol
I have Jones and Hillman and expect to get more use out of Hillman moving forward. Still I'd probably rather have Woodhead.
