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In my estimation the problem is “we” don’t know we are getting a good player at 1.09. Id rather have one really big magic bean in Odunze or Bowers instead of a handful.
New #1 owner loves Harrison regardless of landing spot and is leaning Caleb at 1.05 as he only has Purdy. Guessing the 1.02/1.03 will be Bowers, Nabers.
I’m cautiously optimistic in Pitts. But in my keep 14 league I did trade: Ryan Tannehill, Mike Gesicki, 1.09, 1.16, a 2024 1st (mid to late), 5.02, 7.13, and a 2024 6th. For:
Derek Carr, Jameis Winston, Kyle Pitts, 2.07, 2.16, 9.13 and a 2024 11th.
Your post asking about the 1,6 and 12 scoring Tes got me thinking about our bonkers scoring Te league. TE scoring: 1.5 ppr 1 pt per 5 yards, distance scoring. 1-9 yards 10 pts 10-19 yards 20, 20-39 30, 40+ yards 40 pts. 1. Kelce 618 36.35
6. Goedert 269.5 22.46...
Unless you are in a 14-16 team league or have to start 3 RBs I would probably try to cobble together rb depth without trading a 24 1st unless you are fairly confident that pick will be 8 or later. Or maybe try a 24 2nd and 25 1st if you really feel those RBs are going to make a significant...
16 team 1qb ppr TEP
Team A trades Marquise Brown, 11.03 12.02.
To Team B for : Brock Purdy, 6.08, 9.08 and a 2024 2nd.
Then Team C trades : Trey Lance, Sam Darnold, Alec Pierce, 11.07,12.03, 13.08 and a 2024 10th.
To Team A for: Ryan Tannehill, 1.16, 7.04, 8.04, 9.08, 2024 2nd and 2024 5th.
I agree. The SuperBowl winner is only like 5% of the prize pool. We also have a Survivor challenge for same 5% and we have a weekly bonus for high score of the week.
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