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Randy Moss is a great buy low. 2007 we're looking at a new coach with a real offense, or a new team. Brady Quinn to Moss 2k7.
I came in here to ask the same question.
His stats are a bit deceiving as both of his TDs were deflections that weren't thrown to him. Also his immediate success seems to tie into whether or not Boller is starting as Boller seemed to have a rhythm with him that McNair doesn't have.
Somewhere in between
His 62 yarder was a deflection as well?
i think he meant buy high, sell low....but noone is listening to him
Yes it was deflected at the line of scrimmage
I think so.
How many times will Branch post 2 TDs when Shaun comes back into the lineup? I mean you want him for the next couple of weeks but I would consider trading him after week 8. You probably have not used him most of the year so you might have some good depth already.
In fact no. That's my point in my league (which I suspect is like many others) where the owners don't want to be suckers and will keep their poor-performing players so as to prevent them from doing well on another team.I've put out many feelers to people regarding Dunn, T. Bell, and Foster... Everyone seems to have a reason NOT to want these guys...So in these type of leagues, you have to sell low (hoping they stay low) and buy high (hoping they stay high).Foster might be a sell low type IMO, and Dunn might be a buy high, but I dunno.
I misread the thread title too and think that this is a peculiar concept.
This is what I'm talking about. I think Torry Holt will continue to put up good numbers as SJax continues to open up the passing game a bit more and old man Ike keeps winding down. Holt is a playmaker, plain and simple.Chad Johnson is a mixed bag IMO since I think he'll have a few big games coming up. He's got too much talent and opportunity not to. On the other hand I think Housh is a "sell high", meaning he's gonna come down a bit... but in my league people wouldn't even offer me Brett Favre for him.
Yeah, I'm in a league like that also, one where "name recognition" carries a lot of weight. I tried to get Chad Johnson 3 weeks ago from an owner, and in retrospect I'm very glad he didn't go for it.Holt is a buy high on the number of targets he gets, especially in the Red Zone. Doesn't seem to matter who they play, Holt gets his. But this borders on "this just in, Torry Holt is good".
