hes gotta be one of the best values so far. also agree on Bears D/STWayne's in there somewhere too considering where he was drafted
Nice.The Saints defense.
Seriously. There's a team in one of my leagues that started Fred Davis and Akers this week, but still is in 1st place in terms of pts scored. Largely because he has da Bears. (He also drafted well and made lineup adjustments in previous weeks. But he's still riding on the Bears coattails, much to the annoyance of the rest of the league).'jonboltz said:Chicago D/ST?
to Rodgers. Ryan, Peyton and RG3 have put up similar QB fantasy numbers overall (although RG3 has been up and down), but were drafted much, much later than Rodgers was, so that alone makes them more valuable when discussing value and cost. And while Martin has been a beast lately, he was rather pedestrian his first five weeks. Consistency is important to being valuable.Aaron RodgersDoug MartinChicago
Rodgers (or Brees) are a significant PPG advantage over every QB. That makes them both a much better (less risky) than first round picks like Charles, McFadden, Megatron, CJ, et al - basically most outside the top 3 RBs.I drafted Martin as an RB2 in the 4th - his pedestrian beginnings were still top 15 in PPR, and the consistency was definitely there. True, the last two weeks were a nice deviation.Anyway, based on responses it seems like we need a VBD MVP thread.to Rodgers. Ryan, Peyton and RG3 have put up similar QB fantasy numbers overall (although RG3 has been up and down), but were drafted much, much later than Rodgers was, so that alone makes them more valuable when discussing value and cost. And while Martin has been a beast lately, he was rather pedestrian his first five weeks. Consistency is important to being valuable.Aaron RodgersDoug MartinChicago
good value but I don't know that he's single handedly changed the course of many teams.Tampa Mike has been nice value around round 16...where he was being taken on average.
If that is your argument, it goes to P. Manning. He has a higher ppg than RG3 with a very similar adp.I didn't think was a question of "best value pick" unless I'm missing something. If it is, RG3 hands down. A high end QB2 to start the season holding his own w/ the top QB's? That's gold.As far as the actual MVP, it would have to be from this list: Foster, Rodgers, & Brees.
Probably a coin flip, but I can accept either one.If that is your argument, it goes to P. Manning. He has a higher ppg than RG3 with a very similar adp.I didn't think was a question of "best value pick" unless I'm missing something. If it is, RG3 hands down. A high end QB2 to start the season holding his own w/ the top QB's? That's gold.As far as the actual MVP, it would have to be from this list: Foster, Rodgers, & Brees.
Depending on your individual league's scoring system.In our 4 point passing TD, (-2) turnover, 6 point rushing TD league, RGIII leads Peyton, Brady and Ryan by a smidge (the range for those four is 21.64 down to 21.20).If that is your argument, it goes to P. Manning. He has a higher ppg than RG3 with a very similar adp.I didn't think was a question of "best value pick" unless I'm missing something. If it is, RG3 hands down. A high end QB2 to start the season holding his own w/ the top QB's? That's gold.
As far as the actual MVP, it would have to be from this list: Foster, Rodgers, & Brees.
This times infinity.There's no question in my mind it's Foster. He's Mr. Consistency and if you own him, you've got a goldmine at RB1 who doesn't put up stinkers and always has the potential to go off for a multiple TD game.Doug Martin has 2 good games and he passes Foster as MVP? I'll take the season long consistency
Gronk, okay, but what about Owen Daniels? I give him the edge over Heath Miller because he's a better playmaker who racks up more yardage totals and is more likely to score long TDs. OD is also a target magnet for Schaub inside the red zone.For each spotTight End = Rob GronkowskiHonorable Mention = Heath MillerWhy = Gronk just keeps producing in PPR leagues he is already 20 points ahead of all other tight ends and I have a feeling this gap will widen.
It is the half way point for both of them and in PPR Miller edges him out by a couple of points and you could get him later in the draft.Gronk, okay, but what about Owen Daniels? I give him the edge over Heath Miller because he's a better playmaker who racks up more yardage totals and is more likely to score long TDs. OD is also a target magnet for Schaub inside the red zone.For each spotTight End = Rob GronkowskiHonorable Mention = Heath MillerWhy = Gronk just keeps producing in PPR leagues he is already 20 points ahead of all other tight ends and I have a feeling this gap will widen.
Agreed. Charles is a good example against Martin as well. Charles is still a top 10 RB in most scoring systems, but he got nearly half of his points in one freaking game. That is why you have to look at week to week consistency rather than just looking at what players have scored the most. Granted, Martin has been much better than Charles if you take out both guys' monster single games, but you still have to look at how a player does from week to week.Doug Martin has 2 good games and he passes Foster as MVP? I'll take the season long consistency
Brees isn't even in the discussion this year, he was drafted as the second or third quarterback. After tonight he will probably be 3rd in points for quarterbacks behind RG3 and just ahead of Ryan, and Peyton all who were drafted at least 2 round after him if not more.For snake redraft it's Arian Foster. Drafting at the top puts a huge emphasis on your first pick. You build your team around that guy and to have him perform appropriately for his draft position is huge. Look at the top teams in your leagues. My guess is a significant fraction of them have him rostered.If you could redraft this season today and you had the first pick, who would you choose? The answer is Foster.Brees is second, but its a distant second because there are other viable top drafted QBs, many more than there are RBs (and RB is more important assuming you aren't in a 2 QB league).
Word.Also for IDP, Luke Kuechly for value. And Daryl Washington for complete studliness. And Charlies Tillman for both.JJ Watt
In fairness, RGIII has played 2 more games than Brees coming into tonight's game, and will have played one more game than him, and most if not all of the other top QB's after tonight's game.Brees isn't even in the discussion this year, he was drafted as the second or third quarterback. After tonight he will probably be 3rd in points for quarterbacks behind RG3 and just ahead of Ryan, and Peyton all who were drafted at least 2 round after him if not more.For snake redraft it's Arian Foster. Drafting at the top puts a huge emphasis on your first pick. You build your team around that guy and to have him perform appropriately for his draft position is huge. Look at the top teams in your leagues. My guess is a significant fraction of them have him rostered.If you could redraft this season today and you had the first pick, who would you choose? The answer is Foster.Brees is second, but its a distant second because there are other viable top drafted QBs, many more than there are RBs (and RB is more important assuming you aren't in a 2 QB league).
Do you take Martin or Foster the rest of the season?Oh and I think B Marshall is the clear MVP. Amazing season.Doug Martin has 2 good games and he passes Foster as MVP? I'll take the season long consistency