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I don't disagree, but I fully expect the Dolphins to significantly upgrade their WR situation rather than rely on Williams and Parker. While ACL injuries aren't what they used to be due to medical technology, I can't see the team waiting on Williams, who may very well not be 100% by the beginning of the season. Net/net, Williams clearly has a lot of promise even if fully recovered, but he'll probably have some significant competition for 2020.
Yup if I had any opportunity to buy I'd be doing it. I own him everywhere though. I'm paying 2nd rounders rather easily, maybe I can get away with 2 3rd's, or something cheaper like that the closer we get to rookie draft season.
He had to do something to make sure this guy didn't single handedly win too many games, once his 2 TDs secured a certain victory for Miami vs the Jets, Flores had to pull a Frank Underwood quickly.SoBeDad said:
Pretty easy choice for me. Miller / McKinnon have never been highly regarded by me, though. Still, setting aside my personal opinion, it's a high upside WR that looks like he was vastly undervalued vs. older, high mileage RBs that haven't ever been as good as expected.robb said:
Im not against buying, but this is the worst time to do it. His value will only go down as the synapses in peoples' brains forces the name 'Preston Williams' into subconcience. I'll try to buy him after the Dolphins select a WR in the draft.
Preston is the guy to own on any team in any format. But seriously I do think that's true. Parker will be a nice stash guy for redraft or dynasty and hope. I think they both have their value's but I'd much prefer Preston Williams THE Unicorn.
Zyphros said:
now you are just getting my hopes up! 
Slow out the gate due to the November ACL surgery?imo there will be 1 last buy window forafter the first quarter of the season
I'd give a 2nd pretty easily right now, I'd add a throw in as well if I needed roster space and make it more enticing. The closer to draft time I think you can get him cheaper for a late 2nd that's OTC when "their guy" is a must get.
I've been arguing that tack for a couple years now and it feels like it's been backfiring on me. Is there something specific about this player or his body type that has raised the red flag for you? Or is this just a case of you being conservative with his recovery timeline?
More than the last 2 offers I have recieved for him...
Yes..........I would want more than these 2 offers for him! Late 2nd in a rookie draft might do it, but even then I would think long and hard about it.
Same and wonder about players like him recovering from major surgery, especially players who are not yet wealthy and their ability to receive proper personal trainer/therapy attention, doctor checkups and just in general places to workout. May not matter but can't be a positive for their recovery either.
Ummm I think you missed his point. None of that matters now.you said he doesnt have lots of money so he may have a hard time getting care for his knee...
If money isn't a thing (because its work comp), he should have plenty of access. We see professional athletes all the time on work comp. they're the best ones to treat because work comp reimburses 100%. If anything, therapy, doctor check ups (which are paid for in the original cost of surgery) should be a hot commodity; providers would be falling over themselves to treat him.
Gym memberships and personal trainers arent expensive either.
3rd string and practice squad guys are treated the same as big name guys. Out here they work out next to some of the biggest names in the NFL. Same gym. Same access to therapies. Same doctor pool to choose from. Different pocket books.
Dolphins didn't draft any early backs or receivers. I don't suppose that could be considered a small endorsement of the Unicorn? They didn't seem concerned about the position.
No news is good news as far as I am concerned. I think the pressure to be ready for OTAs and training camp is lessened because one will be cancelled and the other will be delayed (by my guess), so he can rehab and be ready for when things finally do ramp up again
In one of the richest WR draft classes in recent memory, the Dolphins didn’t select a WR until the seventh round despite having an abundance of draft capital. That alone should tell you about how worried they are with regards to Preston Williams recovering from his injury.
What do you have against Miami? By all their actions since they hired Brian Flores it's been things are looking up. They've been run really well since then it seems. Not to make this about Flores but they've showed good signs of being smart at every turn during his tenure.
There's a thread for that. Worst dynasty offers...oof.
Holy cow. I dont get offended by offers, I'm a big believer in "okay, they're interested in a guy. Let's work with this." But wow. This is bad.
In my dynasty rankings Preston Williams is a top 25 WR. So that's pretty bad. Lol
Well I apologize that my rankings don't match yours.
Z's kidding, dude. He's taking a shot at himself and his ebullient love of P. Williams, which has him ranking him way ahead of consensus. His claim is that if he's not that high on him, you must be wrong.
