Speaking of CJ Spiller, the David Wilson discussion reminds me a lot of the CJ Spiller thread from September (with less support for Wilson - understandable given the lack of track record, but similar nonetheless). Should be interesting to see how this one plays out in the end.
I would trade Spiller for Harvin in a heartbeat.
Spiller is not a top 5 dynasty back and McCoy is still worth more than Julio, in most formats. VORP dictates that HUGE value be placed on a young, proven, elite RB. While Julio is a top 2 WR, his advantage over the next tier is much smaller than Shady's, compared to the next tier of RBs. And Spiller for Jennings/Moore is not a steal. Very fair.Let's see here. Top 5 (top 10-12 to market, we'll say) dynasty RB acquired for Jennings/Moore = steal. McCoy and Julio are a wash. What am I missing here?
ETA: Top 10-12 for market will be after Spiller continues to do work. I understand his market value in PPR dynasty is currently still probably RB16 or so. Not for long.
Why treat Spiller as a top 5 RB already? There is no margin for error in doing so. Market will dictate top 12 - why pay more than that? He is not going to eclipse that top 5 ranking this season, most likely, so why jump the gun? There is a very real chance that he doesn't reach that top 5 tag, too.
I am a Spiller fan, but the Spiller lovefest may be out of control. Gotta love the Bill Swerski's Super CJ Spiller Fans who are pimping him! As a Spiller owner, I am waiting for his value to hit the top before selling.
I see this a lot about no margin for error at top 5. Very few players have any margin for error at #5, and that is usually the #1, #2, #3 and #4 players. You have to put someone at #5, and if you'd rather have Spiller over the other remaining RBs after the top 4, then you treat Spiller as the #5. Spiller imo has as much upside as anyone after the top 4 (or anyone in the top 4 for that matter) and all of the RBs after the top 4 have equal or greater downside, so #5 is about right for me. This is not to say that market is at top 5, yet, so getting him at RB7-RB10 value would present an opportunity for profit which will be realized in the near future.
Nope, had him around there even before last week.So a large percentage of this this thread thinks that spiller is now a rb5. Unreal.
And I like spiller, but the groupthink at wok here is out of control...
So now is the time to sell on the hype when there are so many unknown variables. The more time goes by, the more these variables become known, and the greater the probability that this value decreases.
and despite Spiller being so good last year, FJax was the starter this year. I own neither and am going after neither, but I do feel it's a good idea to cash in now for a starter that fills a hole because chances are when FJax comes back, and he will, this is going to be an RBBC that just makes you frustrated.
For dynasty, whether the Bills coaches elect to go committee when FJax returns is of little consequence to me in ranking Spiller in the top 5. Sooner or later (Fjax is getting long in the tooth), Spiller WILL take over as the unquestioned #1. The short term uncertainty is what presents the potential buying opportunity. Once Spiller becomes the unquestioned #1, he will join the group of nearly untradeables.