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Yupp I loved LT2 as well. Drafted David Johnson with the #2 pick this year.Back in the day mine was LaDainian Tomlinson - I had an unnatural obsession with LT2.
These days I'm crushing hard on David Johnson.
A little man-crush is nothing to be embarrassed about - come on, spill the beans - who's your bae for 2016?
Allen was inconsistent last year. He would go off with elite numbers one week and disappear the next. Seems a little brittle too. Gordon should be better this year so they wont have to air it out so much.I have drafted WR heavy the last two years with good success. There just aren't that many truly elite backs out there. So I reached a tad for David Johnson at the 2 slot this year. Deshaun Jackson can be had late and Baldwin is cheap too. Along with TY Hilton. Went RB WR WR RB RB this year and had a good haul! Wide receivers are plentiful as are QBs. Good luck!
I haven't been able to land him yet but I'm also crushing on Keenan Allen - his upside in PPR is ridiculous.
I live in Tampa and had Evans for half his rookie year. I was very disappointed with his drops last season. If he can catch the ball he will be dangerous. Old man Vjax and ASF aren't gonna be threats to his touches and Winston has a rocket arm. I stayed away this year due to his drops. Like Baldwin TY Hilton and DJAX better at lower prices.
Yea, the drops last year definitely were frustrating. Him and Winston also could not connect on the deep ball last year and left a lot of big plays on the field. Mike looks like a different man this year though as he's slimmed down about 15-20 pounds and I don't believe he has dropped a ball all pre-season. It just seems like he's more dialed in and focused. Winston and him look to have much better chemistry too as they have connected on deep balls multiple times this pre-season so I think this is his breakout year. Like you said, the targets behind him aren't big threats so he should see a very healthy amount of targets.
Had him two years in a row when I went zero RB strategy. Worked well but now that everyone's on it I took David Johnson in the 1st. Plenty of solid WRs to be had in the third-fifth rounds.
The Amari Cooper topic seems to have quite a bit of
as well. 
The man crush can be dangerous for lack of diversification.
completely.
Dude was bunk first half of the year last year. I waited almost to the point where everyone else drafted a starter AND a backup. Ended up with Brady in the seventh and Cousins in the 12th. Stafford went undrafted and finished QB10. Where are you drafting Wilson?
for my boy Snead. I write his name with a 
instead of an "a".
Lol ... No, not ever has /thread ended a thread. I'll take a demerit on my FBG card for that.Has "/thread" ever actually ended a thread?
One more
He's my boo. lol
No.He's my boo. lol
Seriously though, I think he's the true WR2 in New Orleans - Brees trusts him, and he runs crisp routes. He's also a guy who has a knack for splitting defenders and getting open, both traits that bode well for him in the Saints offense. I picked him up last year and it seemed like he could have had an even bigger season. I suspect the presence of Thomas actually helps Snead more than hurts him by adding one more viable target for DBs to concern themselves with. Cooks will draw the best defender, possibly even a double, while Thomas takes another - Snead gets what, safety covering him? That's just unfair.
I have him projected at 72/940/6 this year. Strong PPR WR2 with low-end WR1 upside should an injury hit someone in the Saints receiving corps not named Snead.
A lot of us loved LT2.Hot Sauce Guy said:Back in the day mine was LaDainian Tomlinson - I had an unnatural obsession with LT2.
These days I'm crushing hard on David Johnson.
A little man-crush is nothing to be embarrassed about - come on, spill the beans - who's your bae for 2016?
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