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Very similar to a trade I did in preseason prior to Elliot resigning taking over for a team in a 16 team league. 2020 3 x firsts, a third, and Ito Smith for Ezekiel. all picks look to be top half at the moment. My team is the worst in the league with M Andrews, C Kirk being my 1-2 top players.

Agreed that it was an inspiring win, but it is worrying as a Giants fan that he doesn’t really feel pressure coming at him with relatively poor ball security. Won’t take long for that to ruin him. I don’t blame him for not being in sync the first half, it is his first start. Some lovely throws...

I was referring to the suggestion that Royce actually ran well as evident by his YPC, which we both know is just a fallacious argument. Lindsay ran better today but it doesn’t really mean anything when neither is producing at an acceptable level from a fantasy perspective.

He had a total of 7 rushing yards from all his carries prior to one 24 yard rush when the Jets were defending the catch up passing. Won’t be trusting him any time soon.

I wasn't involved but if it isn't entirely obvious the guy trading for Cooks is a Saints fan. That being said, I do think White steps in as the number one guy in a few years. Jeffery will likely put up big numbers but I don't think he will be the consistent guy week to week.

12 team ppr Team A sends Alshon Jeffery Team B sends Brandin Cooks

Pretty much only person willing to bite on a RB trade... Team A sends 2016 1st (hopefully late) Team B sends Crowell + pick 30 (Cameron Artis-Payne) Offensive line up QB - Wilson (Fales) RB - Anderson/Stewart (Crowell/CAP/Michael/Khiry/TRich/Taliaferro) WR - Brown/Calvin...

Team A sent Martellus Bennett Team B sent 2.03 (Phillip Dorsett), 4.03 Completely trading for talent rather than need (WRs Brown-Calvin-Hopkins-Sanders-Parker-C Johnson-Jennings-Richardson, TEs now Reed-Green-Cook), but I'm a fan of the talent.

Only 4 teams have 3 QBs worth starting, they're relatively well spread out in the league, and most of them are lacking in other departments. Although the points system heavily favours QBs, poor QB is still a poor QB in the league (-3 per INT is a killer, -3 for a fumble lost) so flex spots are...

It started out rough, but most teams have two starting QBs, some with two good ones, some with one and one mediocre. Very few are stranded for QB. EDIT - Also realised misposted, actually 1.10.

12 team PPR, return yards, QRRWWT + Flex + SuperFlex + SuperFlex + IDP, All TDs 6 points Team A trades Bradford Team B trades 1.10 + 6.10 + 2016 2nd

For context, Randall Cobb was WR7 last year, and he scored roughly the same as Kaepernick, who was QB 16 overall. Hopkins at WR15 overall scored at approximately Kyle Orton level at QB 21.

League with 6 point passing tds and with two super flex spots along with a standard QB spot. Team a gives D Hopkins Team b gives S Bradford

Reaves had a relatively underwhelming game this week, but he's the only healthy RB in Carolina. I would think he's a definite add at the moment, despite the signing of Ogbannaya. He won't get on the field if his pass protection is that bad, but I think we know that Ogbannaya at this point isn't...

2 x Super Flex League (So up to three QBs startable), PPR, IDP with return points, large rosters, very deep (40 player squads), so rarely waiver fodder. Julio, 2015 4th and CJ Mosley for Harvin, Lofton, 2015 1st (Should be top 4), 2015 1st (should be bottom 4) Team trading away Julio is...

Because it's purely a matter of 'being in shape'.

Yeah, sure he's laughing about not having the body to play the game he loves...

16 teams, PPR, heavy return points league, QB-Flex-Flex-Flex-Flex-Flex-K-DT-DT/DE-DE-LB-LB-CB-CB/S-S Contract league Patterson finished as WR17 on account of returns for example. A sends - Ben Tate (3 years @ 1 million)/Gordon (3 years @ 3.4million)/2015 1st/2016 1st and 2nd B sends - Harvin...

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Allen/Vereen, though I think I like Vereen more than most. Certainly think his value is going to jump up pretty significantly this year. Contract year, 80 catches in a PPR