socrates
Footballguy
There is little reason to expect Green Bay to move on from Rodgers at this point, so unless you are in a QB premium league, I would not be in a hurry to roster Love.
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2021 Dynasty Offseason Stashes and Shark Moves (1 Viewer)
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King of the Jungle
Footballguy
I assume you were thinking Bryce Love not Jordan Love. I think the longer Love sits the better chance of him being productive once he hits the field. A good stash if you can afford to but hard with that roster limit. My league tends to hoard QBs so I am sitting on him as I think the upside is there.
Boston
Footballguy
Totally screwed that up...you are correct with what you said...the big factor for Jordan Love is is it Super-flex or 2 QB...if so, you may want to try to find a way to keep him although right now Rodgers feels like he's not going anywhere...if it is one QB, it is much easier to move on from him if you have solid options.
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Boston
Footballguy
Skipdog77
Footballguy
No worries, I actually have Bryce on IR so will need to making a decision on whether to keep him or drop someone else prior to the draft as well, so your thoughts were still appreciated.
AJF07
Footballguy
How do you guys view the Titans backfield?
Darrynton Evans is a top target of mine. 3rd rd rookie, on IR most of this season, got the large majority of touches of the backups this past week.
Derrick Henry has been pretty fortunate avoid long-term injuries so far. Evans could be a “Mike Davis” next season.
Darrynton Evans is a top target of mine. 3rd rd rookie, on IR most of this season, got the large majority of touches of the backups this past week.
Derrick Henry has been pretty fortunate avoid long-term injuries so far. Evans could be a “Mike Davis” next season.
smcindoe
Footballguy
King of the Jungle
Footballguy
He is under contract for another season but still could be cut. However if they do not retain Bell I would think they would strongly consider keeping Damien around.
BespokeJort
Footballguy
Picked up Derrius Guice on a whim. Expected outcome is a preseason cut but I’m looking for ceiling plays here.
joey
Footballguy
Dang. Forgot all about Damien Williams. If only this sequence of posts came a couple of games ago. FFPC ran their last waivers for the season this morning and he’s sitting on the wire. Sounds like a nice late round flyer in the Rookie/Free Agent draft in March.
Boston
Footballguy
Always looks good when you see him...perfect guy for an RBBC...with Ingram on his way out my guess is he remains with the Ravens and continues in a similar role like this year...he just seems like a guy who's gonna be a better real football player than fantasy football player...if he went somewhere else his value could go up because right now his QB also takes a big piece of the running pie...just not sure someone would offer enough $ for the Ravens not too match...he'll be 26 in April and has never done much in the passing game so not sure how much a team will extend themselves to get him.
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zamboni
Footballguy
I don’t disagree with all that, but he did show some surprisingly good hands here:
https://twitter.com/ravens/status/1343298622058856451?s=21
Mark Football
Footballguy
I don't think it's out of the realm of possibilities that Rogers is holding a grudge towards the organization for drafting Love and orchestrates his way out via a trade.
Joe from MO
Footballguy
I thought Jakobi Myers has looked good, even though Cam's passing left a bit to be desired. Anyone else think Jakobi could break out next year for NE?
There has been very very little info re Ryquell. To be on the Covid list for so long, then all of a sudden just an announcement that his season was done... very worrisome. Not just from a football perspective but from a life perspective. Seems like most every guy that went on the list this year came back within the expected timeframe. Ryquell never did. I wonder if he had some serious health complication.
I don't play dynasty, only limited keeper formats. Stashed AJ Dillon prior to last week's game and it's looking like a potential windfall. Hope Aaron Jones leaves this offseason.
I like Harrison Bryant a lot. However, the position room seems a little clogged with Austin Hooper and David Njoku.
King of the Jungle
Footballguy
RB market is a tough one. I would wager that he is back in a Ravens uniform next year and that is probably best for both parties.
zamboni
Footballguy
I agree. IMO the Ravens will give him a 2nd round tender, whereby likely no one will surrender a 2nd round pick AND give him a contract that the Ravens wouldn’t match.
Interestingly for a bruiser, he’s got a career 5.2 YPC. And it’s not on a small sample - over 400 carries.
rockaction
Footballguy
It was said that he did, and IIRC, he checked back into a hospital at that point in October when they announced he was done for the year. Serious stuff, I gathered, without much forthcoming information.
AJF07
Footballguy
I grabbed him mid-season right before his nice stretch of games. I can forsee a Sterling Shepard (hopefully minus the injuries) type of fantasy career. Spot starter that's nice to have on the bench but not a consistent starter.
zamboni
Footballguy
How would you rate the guys on this list against each other? I have shares of all of them across my leagues, and in some cases 2-3 of them.
In one league I basically swapped Mooney to get Gabriel over a pair of trades and I’m very happy about that.
MAC_32
Footballguy
I'm more optimistic about Gabriel than all of them, but depending on what they do with John Brown it may wait until 2022.
The Captain
Footballguy
If they don’t draft another RB Jones is still the starter but Vaughn takes the Fournette role.
Jones has done nothing to lose the #1 position.
jabarony
Footballguy
socrates
Footballguy
1. Parris Campbell
2. Preston Williams
3. Gabriel Davis
4. Darnell Mooney
5. Quintez Cephus
In my estimation, Parris Campbell and Preston Williams have the highest ceilings of those mentioned, so, despite the injury histories, I would rank them 1 and 2. It depends on your team, of course, but I like to aim high with my offseason stashes. Campbell is one of the best dynasty investments right now, imo. His cost may be minimal in many leagues, and he could pay off handsomely -- if he can stay healthy. Preston Williams also has the profile of a team's WR1, and I don't believe his recent foot injury is something which should affect him going forward. Darnell Mooney is the only other current starter among this group, and he has a chance to ascend to the Bears' WR1, if Allen Robinson departs via free agency. Mooney doesn't really appear to me to be cut out for the role of a team's true WR1, but the opportunity may be there for consistent fantasy startability. Mooney is a crafty route runner and has the speed to beat defenses downfield. The Bears go into the offseason with some serious question marks, so it is hard to predict what this offense will look like in 2021, however. Accordingly, I am going to favor Gabriel Davis as #3 on this list over Mooney. Davis has flashed intriguing upside, and I believe he will emerge as a starter in one of the best offenses in the league. He could easily top this list, in fact. It feels wrong to put Quintez Cephus at the bottom of this list, but it is difficult to trust the Lions here. With Detroit’s starting receivers set to become free agents, and limited cap space, Cephus could emerge with a potentially sizable role next season, but who will be throwing him the ball, and who will be coaching the team? Cephus is one of my favorite dynasty stashes, but it feels a bit like playing dynasty-roulette with all of the potential changes coming in Detroit.
