georg013

When you are finished, can you pass the salt? Thanks in advance.

Super important to remember: First game back from IR No preseason No time to mesh with the offensive line Facing Superbowl Champion KC Chiefs Quarterback that no one on that defense respected Zero passing game Yet, he still churned out 100 yards. By week 6 or 7, we should know what we really have on our hands here. This was an exceptional first game considering the circumstances.

Big believer in Damien Harris. This feels different.

https://twitter.com/AB84/status/1187353116238323712?s=20 Thoughts?

Does Antonio Brown join another team this year if the league investigation comes back favorably?

Give me Golden Tate. Looks like Shepard still isn't ready and Arizona's defense has been susceptible to exploitation. Cooper is less than 100 percent and even if he goes, he runs the risk of early departure or decoy duty. Gore is likely giving up some carries (with Singeltary being worked in), and Michel is just too unpredictable at this point.

Thanks for the feedback!

I give: T. Coleman J. Mixon A. Jeffery I receive: L. Bell 12 team, Start: 1 QB, 2 RB, 3 WR, 1 TE, 2 FLEX, 1 K, 1 DFNS My roster: Wentz, Goff Mack, Jacobs, Coleman, Mixon OBJ, D. Adams, Thielen, Alshon, Sutton, Gallup, C. Davis Ertz, Henry SF Defense

Holy statistical cherry-picking Batman!!!!

This is what makes me sad. What makes me sad is seeing the Ekeler owners twist and contort their bodies and narratives to fit a scenario where Ekeler is still the lead back. I dont care how rusty Gordon is. He is and will always be the superior option to Ekeler. I don't care how he has performed. HE is not coming back to play second fiddle to the backup. Contrary to reports, HE HAS been in touch with ownership and coaching and knows exactly what he is walking into. That is all.

Own him and was pleasantly pleased by his usage and production. Hopefully this write up is dead wrong.

I feel like between Hollywood Brown and McLaurin, Hollywood is the biggest risk. He is a very exciting Homerun hitter but can he get the singles and doubles that add up to points in the middle innings? Or will he be dependent on the long ball? McLaurin seems the safer option with similar potential for the long ball. The team situation also means more at bats for him as opposed to the Ravens who can run the ball down opponents throats an entire game and only need Lamar to toss it 15 times. Redskins will likely be playing from behind more often than the Ravens.

Boom

Selling CMac. Selling solid players seems to be the thing to do.

Jesus.