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Njoku is 23 and Davis is 24...how could you say that at all? prior to breaking his wrist, Njoku had 4 catches for 37 yards and a TD...it's not like Henry has been the pillar of health himself with two straight years with major injuries.
while Hunter Henry is ascending, he is still made of glass. Too many injuries to just be considered Top Tier. Talent is there but the risk of lost time is too great.
That's pretty harsh. Yes, he's gotten injured. But tearing an ACL, lacerating a kidney, and missing a few weeks due to a tibia plateau fracture isn't being made of glass. Nicks and bruises haven't knocked him out.
I like Njoku but Henry has actually proven he can produce when healthy and Njoku has not so Henry >> Njoku.
I got TG, but it took me a while to pull the trigger.
I'll take Gurley and Bisi. Picks basically a wash. People want to stick a fork in TG but that OL stinks. Meanwhile, DJ is older and cards seem to have his replacement ready to go.
Unless there are contract concerns that is a terrible return on a top 5 RB. Unless it's Bradley Chubb, then well done.
Not to pile on, but yeah, this is pretty brutal. You were rebuilding with a foundation of Chubb, Jacobs and Jackson. Killer young core. The move is to sell 1.1 for vets in the area you need help with. As is, you'll just be wasting 1.1 on an unproven RB to fill the Chubb vacuum and hope to hit on a WR in the late first and second.
I'm going to be straight with you- The point of selling a stud in a rebuild is to obtain a number of high picks and/or promising players. You sold for, basically, a late 1st, some dart throws, and a TE.
Team A all day. This is a bargain.
Edited because I read this wrong. I think both of these wrs are bums for 2019. I like Davis' 2020 outlook way better. I'll probably be the last to leave his party
Give me the 3rd. Likely some more talented QBs in 2020 early 3rd. I understand the appeal, but for me Mayfield is more worried about his instagram than being a good QB. Plus I think he will be playing right tackle soon at the rate he is gaining weight. Definitely a concern when you add up the punky attitude, social media, weight gain, and even his own players calling him out (obj)
Since it's dynasty, and I expect him to improve, his current qb23 ranking is irrelevant. I'd buy all day at that price.
Most 3rd round picks are generally dart throws. The cle offense is a mess but Mayfield has shown he can be a good qb in his rookie year. I'd take the upside gamble here.
I understand and appreciate the reasoning... in our Start up 12 Team PPR (1QB), it mostly supports your point...
Actually during Zealots drafts, especially for IDP drafts, QBs typically don't come off the board until the mid/late 2nd. After they're on a roster it's like pulling teeth to get them off. Guys still think Matt Ryan warrants a 1st!
In fairness (and will update above), it's 6 points for all TDs. Team trading for him needs a win this week or his playoff hopes are done, and he's got Watson on bye.
Mayfield is still worth a LOT more than Dwayne Haskins, though.
That bad? This year's #3 pick was DAvid Montgomery. #4 was K Harry. Is next year's draft really that good?
Before last week he was. Dude had 100+ points in two games. Came back to Earth last week, which is odd as he got his #1 WR back - though was facing a good pass defense. Next three weeks (including his bye) are brutal.
Not really. He had one monster week (week 7) a very good week (Week 8) and he's been very average to below average otherwise.
Sure but he's not worth more than Mahomes, Watson, or Lamar Jackson (probably not Goff nor Wentz either) who all went in that range within the last few years.
