Recent content by Benjo

Whoa, 3 more years of Chubb in Cleveland for $36M ($20M guaranteed).   NFL teams have been regretting second contracts for RBs, but am I nuts for thinking this is a good idea? Chubb feels like he has old man game that’ll age well even as he declines physically. Peterson, Lynch, Gore, etc.

This is a smash almost any way you slice it.

12 team, 0.5 PPR dynasty salary cap, starters: QB - Lamar RB - Chubb, Dobbins WR - Jefferson, Lamb, Godwin FLEX - Damien Harris and/or 2021 1.05 TE - Mandrews Will this core hunt or do I need to trade Chubb and get younger for a longer window?

I keep thinking about this league, which means it’s a fun setting - kudos! What I would do is get some projections that are customizable to league settings, and run them once for the starter value baseline, then again for the ROSTER value baseline. Then I’d make note of players with the biggest...

True, but he also spent the first two weeks not starting behind Bisi Johnson. Pro rate his week 3-17 production for 16 games with 7.9 YPT and you get 1,074. AKA one less than AJ Brown last year. Not a bad absolute floor with upside for both volume and touchdowns.

Did I say James Develin? I meant to say Devin Asiasi…

Anquan Boldin career yards per target: 7.9 Randy Moss: 8.8 I’m fine with Jefferson “regressing” to something in that range over 10+ more years.

Like Harris and Stevenson in dynasty as a relatively cheap way to buy up a backfield that will be attached to a non-mobile QB for at least two years. Also think the return of James Develin could have an underdiscussed positive impact on the running game. Side note: Nelson Agholor on play action...

Oh, yeah forget that then. I still like shooting for two top-6 TEs as others have discussed though. As for team defenses, I’d say base the choices ENTIRELY on strength of schedule. So if you go for Colts/Titans, you’ll have 8 games guaranteed against the Texans and Jags. The idea is to buy up...

Spitballing: 1. Target team defense pairings based on opponent strength to get as many bottom 5 offense weeks as possible, overdraft the pairing early to make sure you get both. Same for kickers and indoors/Denver. 2. Try cornering the TE market by drafting 6 TEs and zero WRs. Your league...

1. Interesting aspect of the Ambiguous backfield theory is RB1 vs RB2 is defined by ADP, so if Sermon lands above Mostert in late August after a few more weeks of camp drumbeat, he’s the RB1. The idea is the market actually guesses right, but I imagine the historical ADP data he used pulls from...

Looking at the RB pipeline, it looks like Chubb is the only truly threatening 2022 free agent (Phillip Lindsay is also interesting) and there are maybe 2-3 rookies that seem to profile as fantasy blue chips. I just don’t see San Francisco drafting an RB higher than 88 (Sermon’s pick) or throwing...