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Dynasty WR: which have the best upside? (1 Viewer)
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Sabertooth
Footballguy
Collie I would think. He's a workaholic who has Peyton Manning as his QB. He's got ability and drive.
Kitrick Taylor
Footballguy
I'd list them:
James Jones
Austin Collie
Brandon Tate
Pierre Garcon
Sammie Stroughter
Close between Collie and Jones for the top spot. I chose Jones because Rodgers is 26, Manning 33. Kind of crazy to think that way considering how well he is playing right now, but Manning can't play forever.
James Jones
Austin Collie
Brandon Tate
Pierre Garcon
Sammie Stroughter
Close between Collie and Jones for the top spot. I chose Jones because Rodgers is 26, Manning 33. Kind of crazy to think that way considering how well he is playing right now, but Manning can't play forever.
identikit
Footballguy
Nice ranking.Tate has a good chance to better than all of them in time.
thriftyrocker
Footballguy
Upside (what do they max out as)
Jones - #1 fantasy receiver capable of 90 catches and double digit TDs
Garcon - #2 WR on Indy's offense filling the Reggie Wayne role now that Reggie Wayne is a #1
Tate - 60 to 70 catches and a lot of big plays
Collie - slot WR in 3WR sets on Indy, Stokely's one big year with more consistency
Stroughter - #2 WR on a bad team or #3 WR on a good team
Current value (factoring in likelihood of success)
Collie - doing it
Jones - big chance with Nelson out but Driver and Jennings still give him competition for looks
Garcon - just a deep threat now, needs to develop more
Tate - you drafted him knowing he would sit on your bench for 2 or 3 years, at least now he'll see the field a little
Stroughter - low upside guys are dime a dozen when you can pull Wade or Burton off waivers when your bye week desperation hits
Jones - #1 fantasy receiver capable of 90 catches and double digit TDs
Garcon - #2 WR on Indy's offense filling the Reggie Wayne role now that Reggie Wayne is a #1
Tate - 60 to 70 catches and a lot of big plays
Collie - slot WR in 3WR sets on Indy, Stokely's one big year with more consistency
Stroughter - #2 WR on a bad team or #3 WR on a good team
Current value (factoring in likelihood of success)
Collie - doing it
Jones - big chance with Nelson out but Driver and Jennings still give him competition for looks
Garcon - just a deep threat now, needs to develop more
Tate - you drafted him knowing he would sit on your bench for 2 or 3 years, at least now he'll see the field a little
Stroughter - low upside guys are dime a dozen when you can pull Wade or Burton off waivers when your bye week desperation hits
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mlball77
Footballguy
These are all roll of the dice type players with decent upside at least. I probably like J Jones the most (in terms of upside), followed by Garcon and then Collie. I think the comment about Collie being a good slot WR and filling the old Stokely role is spot on. Collie seems like he is a great fit there, but I don't think his upside is as high as Jones or even Garcon at this point.
Tate is still a huge wildcard for me... I just don't know enough about him yet.
Tate is still a huge wildcard for me... I just don't know enough about him yet.
