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It's somewhat odd that they would trade for him and then let him walk but that's probably what they should do. It would have been better to see what he could do there with more time before the season but with woods, kupp, Everett and higbee, they don't really need him.
There is some fuzziness involved there, too - if all three stay there, they're all worth a bit less. If Watkins leaves, they're all worth more. I value them somewhere in the middle.
He rejected and thought it was a raping apparently. Offered me a counter of my obj Zeke Fournette for golladay Chris thompson and the jags. What do you do to be polite but not silent?
Don't say anything I guess.Good question. Turner's offense has certainly featured/facilitated WR1 stars in the past, and Funchess has progressed bit by bit each season (and did a solid job stepping up this year when Benjamin was traded). I could see a scenario where if the Panthers don't bring in a FA veteran who profiles as a WR1 that Funchess gets a short term bump. I hesitate to think beyond short term bump because: 1) I don't think Funchess has really upped his game to that level yet (as a Panthers fan I may be little sore about him not making a play on that last deep ball against the Saints in the playoffs, but I do think there are some remaining issues with separation and making more aggressive plays on contested balls, especially consistent with his size); and 2) I wonder about Turner's effectiveness at this point in his career. Not only does he seem past his prime, but I feel he's an odd fit for Newton and perhaps, by extension, for the rest of the offense. Is he going to just Frankenstein some read option onto his existing system? For 2018 though I do think there are scenarios where Funchess gets a bump in value.ratbast said:
At least to me, Gronk is a guy I'll never own. He's worth a good chunk because of how dominant he is and the positional advantage he gives, but he isn't worth the headache of injuries and game plan specific production that he'll give you. He isn't worth it to me. Sure he might get you 20+ points at any moment but he could also easily get hurt, or not be part of the game plan as much and get you 5 or be out for the next 2 weeks. That and his age accrued with his injuries, makes him a guy I would never buy because his owners probably want the stud price.
I offered 1.2, 1.9, and 1.10 for 1.1 in FFPC and was quickly shot down. Take that offer
Little different though. This is a full dynasty with deep benches. Cant you only keep a small number of guys in ffpc?
I offered Aunt Jemima 3 and 7 in another FFPC league for 1.1 and also got shut down quickly and that is only one extra roster spot.
No you can't. Thus making the high pick more valuable than the lower picks that are below replacement level.
Really? To me, that's the worst of the possible landing spots. The organization is mismanaged and they have no OL. Is Eli even good enough to ask how many years he has left?
OC aside, I just don't see how Mariota could be worse in 2018. So by that logic alone, I think the offense has to be better.
You might be onto something. Mahomes is another example. But there is usually at least 1 guy that will give you some buyer's remorse. None of them are really clear for 2017, maybe Jamaal Williams or Aaron Jones, but I know Jordan Howard had a late 2nd ADP the year before. That being said, the QBs have seemed safer but with lower upside as far as trade value goes. Also depends on the leagues. It's harder to move QBs in 12 team leagues. Much harder. I'm kind of surprised they don't get drafted earlier in 16 team leagues.
I think there could be concern for Henry if Vrabel hires Day like this article suggests. If Day runs a Chip Kelly offense, doesn’t the RB have to be a good pass catcher?
First of all, who said Henry is a bad pass catcher? IMO he's pretty underrated there, and he is rated pretty high by FO: http://www.footballoutsiders.com/stats/rbBoone22 said:
I would tend to agree this answer.
I own the 1.13 & 1.14 in a deep bench dynasty PPR & I won this year. Been thinking about trying to move up to the mid 1st, but not sure it's worth it since we also have a developmental squad so most of the top rookies coming out are already spoken for.
Thanks for feedback and so did I. I felt that a late one should be added to the 10 to get to 4 and that was range of what Kupp is worth.
I agree. I think the 1.04 is going to be a sweet spot this year. You have Barkley and Guice likely going 1-2, regardless of landing spot. Then there are maybe up to 8 guys (Chubb, Michel, Jones II, Penny, Sutton, Washington, Ridley, Kirk) that I could see in the mix for 1.03, depending on combine results and landing spots. A couple of those guys value will soar and a couple will tank so the 1.04 is a prime spot IMO.
Sounds about right which I'm basing on fact in last few years drafts that I've noticed I'm typically seeing 10-12 rookies off the board in round 5 area and that seems like ballpark for Kupp's value.
What would it take to get McCaffrey from you then? I offered the 1.05 straight up and haven't heard back yet, but he showed pretty well during season even as a runner (not great but not horrid either). I guess it depends on how excited you are for the RB group coming out but what pick would it take to get him?
McCaffrey is money in the bank in a PPR league. I'm not sure I'd take the 1.2 for him.
I offered McCaffrey for Mixon straight up yesterday and got turned down so fast I wondered if I really made the offer. Had to check to make sure.
I like to flip QBs. I think there are typically always a couple to a few owners that really want QBs and will pay (something) for them. I got Wentz as a throw in on a bigger deal last offseason. Then later I flipped Brady and Fitzgerald for a 2018 1st in the same league. Turned out to be 1.08 - not terrible and made possible by dealing for a cheap QB with upside (that hit).
I think this is close but to me MCcaffrey has proven his ppr value. I would take 1.2 for him but I would not accept 1.3. Barkley and Guice are the only guys that will obviously be better to me, the rest there is at least a question
