Yeah no doubt about it. I would say there is still time for a couple of them to be league winners this year, though. But certainly not what people wanted in redraft. I drafted Dobbins and Taylor in many, many redrafts. Dobbins was an upside depth pick that could still payoff, but not holding my breath on it. Whereas Taylor was someone I was counting on for week in week out production. He hasn't been *terrible* in that regard, especially in comparison to how dreadful RB has been in 2020 so far. But definitely a major disappointment especially now as he seems to be fading.Concept Coop said:Good post. There is a vacuum - and I think this rookie RB class is the primary culprit. You’d expect that one of these guys would have established themselves as a sure thing. But all 5 of them - CEH, JT, Swift, Dobbins, Akers - have failed to live up to their redraft ADP so far. All 5 of them are in messy RBBCs.
I was as thrown off by this as the market - I’d be embarrassed to share some of the offers I was making for CEH and JT a few weeks ago - but the market is doubling down. Granted, as you point out, maybe DLF followers aren’t a perfect sample. But even if you’re worried about the second contract, how do you take these guys over someone like Miles Sanders?
If you don't value the 2nd or Harris, or you're in win-now, then you're not stupid in the least because, yes, Higgins is exactly what you hope a high first-rounder will become.How do you all value young WRs that have clearly hit. Let’s think of this years rookie crop—
I’ve got a guy sniffing around Higgins and he’s offered me a likely top 4 2021 1st, mid 2nd, and D Harris for him
I feel like I’m stupid for not accepting, but really this becomes a top 3-4 pick for Higgins (Harris and the 2nd don’t do a whole lot for me)... but isn’t Higgins what anyone would hope that top 3-4 pick can become? Firsts are 50/50 at best it seems.
First- what does everyone else think in situations like this?
Sepnd- am I dumb if I decline? Especially if I am win now
thanks,
YKWIA
That is the beautiful thing about dynasty format.Could someone post their own guess or have a link to a dynasty startup draft if it happened today?
I look at rankings on other sites and fbg and they just seem so far off on certain guys (like metcalf/aj brown/cd, with some rbs being ranked higher than I’d expect). Maybe I’m just crazy.
3rd at best I’d say. Probably what you paid for him this year, since he hasn’t shown much either way.Maybe a low 2nd.
I think that's a little light, but then again it's also an easy "profit" flip if you look at it how you drafted him. Likely took him late 1st or early 2nd. So in theory you're coming out ahead.How do you all value young WRs that have clearly hit. Let’s think of this years rookie crop—
I’ve got a guy sniffing around Higgins and he’s offered me a likely top 4 2021 1st, mid 2nd, and D Harris for him
I feel like I’m stupid for not accepting, but really this becomes a top 3-4 pick for Higgins (Harris and the 2nd don’t do a whole lot for me)... but isn’t Higgins what anyone would hope that top 3-4 pick can become? Firsts are 50/50 at best it seems.
First- what does everyone else think in situations like this?
Sepnd- am I dumb if I decline? Especially if I am win now
thanks,
YKWIA
Lol, of course - I just saw this happened.You can drop him just like the Dolphins did today.
well first you need to acquire him, the waiver wires will be hot with multiple claims his weekOn a related note, price check on Salvon Ahmed. Any trade action going down?
this year he has 29 touches for 30 yardsThis could be perceived as a dumb question, because it is about a guy who has been irrelevant for the last 3 years?
Jordan Howard - any value in having him sit in my bench in a Dynasty League. There aren't many options at RB and I never have him in the starting rotation. Safe to say, after his stint with Philly and Miami - his career is toast and can drop him?
I think I am going to drop him... just looking for outsider perspective on him.
True. I acquired him last week after it looked like he was the best healthy runner they had though, and in a dyno thread in particular I doubt I’m alone—gotta take your shots early as rb’s showing signs of life go fast.well first you need to acquire him, the waiver wires will be hot with multiple claims his week
I'd sell him for a 3rd. I'm not particularly interested in buying him, however.On a related note, price check on Salvon Ahmed. Any trade action going down?
Very much aware of the stat line and underwhelming performance, was more asking based on potential landing spots for him?this year he has 29 touches for 30 yards
Out of curiosity, if you were a contender or making a playoff push with a hole at rb to plug, what other rb would you be targeting/expect to be able to buy for a 3rd? In my league that’s pretty bare-minimum cheap for a guy getting featured carries and doing ok with them, even with a possible endpoint (we have a 4 round draft; when I see a guy getting carries go for a 4th it’s been because they have looked like crap with them EG Peyton barber a couple years ago).I don't think Ahmed is near a third yet. Perhaps I play in a different league, but nobody is paying a third for him when Gaskin is coming back the week after next. He's a fill-in, just like he is on the team.
So far, anyway.
Overall I like this list a lot. I’d prefer Robinson and Gibson over CEH at this point though and Aiyuk over Jeudy but it feels very accurate.I think my top 12, plus Herbert to finish out the tier, would be:
T1 - Swift
T2 - Higgins, Lamb, Jefferson, Claypool, CEH, Robinson, Gibson, Dobbins
T3 - Taylor, Jeudy, Aiyuk, Herbert
I'd pay what I needed to land a guy I could on producing for the rest of the season, at least. I don't think that's Ahmed. McKissic is the first name that comes to mind. Gallman is another guy who should be cheap. Hines will cost more than a 3rd, but is young and will be at least relevant for the next few years.Out of curiosity, if you were a contender or making a playoff push with a hole at rb to plug, what other rb would you be targeting/expect to be able to buy for a 3rd? In my league that’s pretty bare-minimum cheap for a guy getting featured carries and doing ok with them, even with a possible endpoint (we have a 4 round draft; when I see a guy getting carries go for a 4th it’s been because they have looked like crap with them EG Peyton barber a couple years ago).
I don’t mean that to dispute your point, I just think the context could be helpful.
Burrow, Shenault, Ruggs, and Akers probably make up the next tier, in some order. Then Moss, Pittman, Mims, and Tua. Tua scares me a little bit.Overall I like this list a lot. I’d prefer Robinson and Gibson over CEH at this point though and Aiyuk over Jeudy but it feels very accurate.
To add to it you can probably just pencil the rest of the QBs from this years class right behind Herbert
For a third? I think I'd look at Edmonds, McKissic, and Gallman, but I have the benefit of reading Concept Coop's answer. Edmonds immediately came to mind. He's not, in my mind, a second round pick with Drake back, but a third? Sure. Plus, if you play in flex leagues, Antonio Brown or something like him is worth about a mid-2nd. I'd bump up and try to get a receiver like that. Crowder comes to mind as someone who also has pure 2nd value. I think a third round pick just strikes me as expensive for a one-game rental is all. Maybe that's not what the market says, though. My league seems notoriously tough when it comes to parting with picks.Out of curiosity, if you were a contender or making a playoff push with a hole at rb to plug, what other rb would you be targeting/expect to be able to buy for a 3rd? In my league that’s pretty bare-minimum cheap for a guy getting featured carries and doing ok with them, even with a possible endpoint (we have a 4 round draft; when I see a guy getting carries go for a 4th it’s been because they have looked like crap with them EG Peyton barber a couple years ago).
I don’t mean that to dispute your point, I just think the context could be helpful.
3rd round picks are near pocket lint value even with IDP.I don't think Ahmed is near a third yet. Perhaps I play in a different league, but nobody is paying a third for him when Gaskin is coming back the week after next. He's a fill-in, just like he is on the team.
So far, anyway.
Third round saw Herbert, Gibson, Kenneth Murray, and Logan Wilson go in ours. A.J. Dillon went 3.01. (I picked him over Gibson. This was right after the draft and before all the guys left.)3rd round picks are near pocket lint value even with IDP.
Agreed. I scored Gibson and Herbert in the third. Moss went at 3.02.rockaction said:Third round saw Herbert, Gibson, Kenneth Murray, and Logan Wilson go in ours. A.J. Dillon went 3.01. (I picked him over Gibson. This was right after the draft and before all the guys left.)![]()
Lotta stuff going off the board in the third in the league I play in.
PassPrice check on Ekeler in PPR?
His owner wants a 2021 1st + more (My 1st would be mid to late as of now). I think that is too high of a price at this point, but maybe I'm wrong?
Maybe my analogy was inaccurate. They do have some value.rockaction said:Third round saw Herbert, Gibson, Kenneth Murray, and Logan Wilson go in ours. A.J. Dillon went 3.01. (I picked him over Gibson. This was right after the draft and before all the guys left.)![]()
Lotta stuff going off the board in the third in the league I play in.
Got an offer this morning of Damien Harris (has had a few nice games as of late) and Hardman for Sutton. Am I nuts for considering this in a PPR dynasty? Seems both Harris and Hardman are trending up right? And isn't Watkins contract only for this year?What kind of RB should Sutton bring in trade in a PPR dynasty league? Conner? Henderson? Bell? Lindsay? Hunt?
In a heartbeat. Give it a try and report back what happens.Does Higgins and Jefferson have more value as of today than Taylor and Dobbins? Would you trade one of these rookie RBs to get one of the WRs in dynasty?
Higgins production is comparable to AJ Green's rookie year and he has a young, better QB to grow with. I don't know what the 2021 rookie class looks like but I can't imagine trading Higgins for anything less than a 1.1 or 1.2, assuming that I needed a RB and assuming that there was a no miss RB likely in those spots. D. Harris has little dynasty interest for me.How do you all value young WRs that have clearly hit. Let’s think of this years rookie crop—
I’ve got a guy sniffing around Higgins and he’s offered me a likely top 4 2021 1st, mid 2nd, and D Harris for him
I feel like I’m stupid for not accepting, but really this becomes a top 3-4 pick for Higgins (Harris and the 2nd don’t do a whole lot for me)... but isn’t Higgins what anyone would hope that top 3-4 pick can become? Firsts are 50/50 at best it seems.
First- what does everyone else think in situations like this?
Sepnd- am I dumb if I decline? Especially if I am win now
thanks,
YKWIA
I like “buying years,” adding to an established player for a comparable but younger player. I’d add to Thomas or Adams for DK or AJ, for example. A late first is a no-brained here, IMO.Lots of good discussion on young WRs in this thread! How do you guys start to determine the trading point for your aging (28+) WRs? I've been fortunate to collect a good group (Hopkins, M Thomas, and Tyreek) along with a few younger guys like Dionte. At some point the younger guys will surpass the older guys and I'm wondering what your strateg(ies) might be.
We probably SHOULD believe in Jones but the consensus is most don't.We still don't believe in Ronald Jones, right?
Pretty sure I can get the 2.1-ish for him. That's about as high as can be expected, I think.
Or is he a hold?
My first instinct was to say no because Sutton is worth more than those two players.Got an offer this morning of Damien Harris (has had a few nice games as of late) and Hardman for Sutton. Am I nuts for considering this in a PPR dynasty? Seems both Harris and Hardman are trending up right? And isn't Watkins contract only for this year?
I am usually acquiring these aging but proven WR when they reach 28 because I can get them for below their actual value from owners focused on exit strategy and prioritizing age over points.Lots of good discussion on young WRs in this thread! How do you guys start to determine the trading point for your aging (28+) WRs? I've been fortunate to collect a good group (Hopkins, M Thomas, and Tyreek) along with a few younger guys like Dionte. At some point the younger guys will surpass the older guys and I'm wondering what your strateg(ies) might be.
I am not sure?We still don't believe in Ronald Jones, right?
Pretty sure I can get the 2.1-ish for him. That's about as high as can be expected, I think.
Or is he a hold?
I think its about 99% certain Brady plays next year unless he has a career ending injury.I wonder what happens to that if Brady isn't there next season. but whatever it is he is playing a lot better this year and will be going into a contract year in 2021.