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I'm shocked that a commissioner is this brash and open about how they are trying to use their powers to gain advantage over other league members. I certainly wouldn't be in that league another day after finding that out. Or, I'd be voting that commissioner out ASAP. Back to Walker...I think...

I'm also very curious of what everyone says.  I'm trying to decide whether I want to make a move for Hall or Javonte Williams in dynasty. There's a strong correlation between top tier fantasy RBs and top offenses, which the Jets are not.  Does that concern anyone?  Is Hall likely capped by that?

I'm curious how others manage their fantasy teams (in a dynasty/keeper) when they have a limit on the number of players they can draft at a position.  Or, more directly, I have 6 WR in my dynasty league that are keep-worthy (Hopkins, AJ Brown, Keenan Allen, Marquise Brown, Julio, DJ Moore) BUT...

I drafted him in dynasty so I obviously hope this is evidence that he is Dan Marino-light but, to play devil's advocate, I think the true test will be year 2.  It's obviously very promising to see a rookie play the way he has but other rookies have done well and then have ultimately faltered...

He wasn't even drafted in our 10-team league.  It's a 22-man roster and we keep 14.  So most people drop K and DT and what few spots left to drop are spread out among QB, RB, and WR so there's usually someone that emerges from the rookie list during the year that no one drafted.  I honestly...

I'm in a dynasty league so that's where my head is at with him and, since our waivers close mid-year, AJ Brown remained unclaimed all year since he didn't truly blossom statistically until the second half of the season.  I own the 1.01 in this draft and I'm taking AJB over all the rookies.  I ...

I was trying to move him in my 10 team dynasty but he's worthless unless I want to give him away.  First the knock on this guy was that he couldn't stay healthy.  He has now put up three 16-game seasons of 1200+ yards and 6 tds per.  He's now a staple of consistency yet he flies under the radar...

That's precisely what I was thinking.  I'm an Aaron Jones owner that enjoyed his monster 125 yd, 3 td games but also mourned over his pitiful weeks.  I sort of view CEH similar to Jones in that he's great at catching the ball on a team with an athletic/mobile qb and I don't want another.  For...

That was indeed what I was getting at.

That's exactly how I feel and, for that reason, have JT ranked ahead of CEH.  However, I also feel I can be persuaded to reverse those rankings. 

I've only done light reading on CEH so forgive me if I'm way off but am I wrong with saying he's slow, not a 3-down back and not great in short yardage situations?  If those claims are accurate then that's a scary prospect in my eyes.  I know a pass catching back in KC has significant appeal but...

"The #Titans are declining WR Corey Davis' fifth-year option, source said." Via @TomPelissero

I feel the same way - both him and Kaepernick.  I've had my fill.  I just want to watch football, talk football and enjoy football.  Too much drama.

I agree with this as part of a player's evaluation and I would think that most would as well from a fantasy perspective.  Certainly from an NFL perspective.  I think the vast majority of people aren't concerned over his dud against a top corner because established studs will even get shut down...

I agree with you that Tennehill is an improvement over Mariota but perhaps the lack of volume for AJB is because of Tannehill nonetheless.

Now that’s a legitimate concern to me for his future production.  I think that’ll be the case as long as Tannehill is at the helm.

I think you need to look at the larger sample size to make your evaluation instead of focusing on one game.  You can’t fault a player when the game plan doesn’t involve him.  His lack of production in the wild card game hasn’t changed my opinion or ranking of him at all.

I wholeheartedly agree.  Brown has proven himself at the NFL level.  Swift is a complete unknown on where lands and if he can even transition to the NFL.  Additionally, I'd rather have a proven WR and be searching in future drafts for the RB as it's easier to find those that pan out. hil

I held onto Corey Davis for three years as I resorted to blaming his inexperience and the quarterback for why he didn't blossom.  With AJ Brown it's easy for me to call Davis a likely bust and move on from him. Brown put up some eye popping stats the second half of the year.  I'm more inclined...

I feel like I've hijacked this thread from the AJ Brown discussion so apologies for that, but to answer your question it's because I just traded to get the first overall pick so I already own the 1.01 and my original 1.09.  I would like to land both AJ Brown and a rookie QB (preferably...