Drafted from the 2nd spot - I really like this one....time will tell as always:
QB: Cutler (10); Romo (11); Locker (19)
RB: McCoy (1); Foster (2); Rice (5); MJD (7); Kadeem Carey (20)
WR: Jeffrey (3); Harvin (4); Decker (6); Amendola (12); Britt (13)
TE: Clay (8); Heath Miller (9); Richard Rodgers (16)
DEF: NE (14); Denver (15); Chi (17)
PK: Crosby (18)
You may be better off sticking with your guppies league. Positive for this team.... You got the 2nd pick and McCoy is a no brainer. I don't like much else ... And three defenses seems like a bit of a waste. I can see you finishing around 5th place in your league.I like the Qb rotation, Miller will end up being your starting TE IMO ... I feel like you are two players short of competing. Watch that waiver wire.
I was going to start arguing the opening point until I realized who OP was. At the very least, the guppy league is of more interest
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Overall, I think I like the starting lineup. Cutler/Romo should be a really solid combo. RBs are nice and deep assuming Foster stays healthy. WRs are OK, think Alshon is good value in early 3rd and Harvin and Decker are OK value in 4th and 6th. Amendola and Britt seem a bit early for my taste, so think you may have some WR depth issues come bye weeks. Clay and Miller is a solid TE combo for 8th/9th round picks.
I don't understand the 3 Def strategy + Locker pick at all, I think at least 1 and probably both backup D picks could have been used on RB/WR and same with Locker's spot. It may work out for you, and quite frankly I hope it does as I think it is bad process so want others to continue to do it.
With 3 extra picks on upside RB/WR think I would like this team much more.
So you think you can get Amendola lower than 12th??? That is the lowest I have ever seen him being taken in any draft and I have done 7 before this. Also, Britt's ADP has been much higher since it is clear he is the #1 WR....sure Bradford is out but Hill is actually pretty competent and Britt should be good depth. You do not like 3 Defenses? LOL ok....I will be getting top 3 D production every week from them based on match ups -
Week 1 - Bears at home vs Bills
Week 2 - Broncos at home vs Chiefs
Week 3 - Pats at home vs Raiders
Week 4 - Pats at Chiefs
Week 5 - Bears at Panthers
Week 6 - Pats at Bills or Broncos at Jets
Week 7 - Jets at Pats or Fins at Bears
Week 8 - Chargers at Broncos on short week
Week 9 - Only week I need to find some other WW D which I am sure I can, since Pats play Broncos and Bears are on bye
Week 10 - Broncos at Raiders
Week 11 - Broncos at Rams or Bears at home vs Vikings (could be rookie Bridgewater time by then in Minny)
Week 12 - Bucs at Bears or Fins at Broncos
Week 13 - Broncos at Chiefs
Week 14 - Bills at Broncos
Week 15 - Fins at pats
Week 16 - Pats at Jets or Lions at Bears (At Solider Field, Stafford is a turn over machine in the cold - go look at what he did a few years back when he threw 5 picks in one game)
As for Locker - Week 2, I plan to start him against the Cowboys. Any QB against the Boys is a guaranteed top 10 worst case and most likely top 5 QB that week. Locker gets the NFC East and AFC South and he has looked solid all preseason so I plan to spot start him
I know some of you sheep do not like to think for yourselves, but that is a good thing for some of us. Good luck with your year!
As for WR depth, I can start 4 RBs after the 2nd week and I can start 2 TEs anytime I want to. I do not need inconsistent WRs taking up roster spots, that I will never start anyways. Britt is a legit WR1 on his team that I can start any time I really need to - and I doubt I will ever have to. And Amendola will have his weeks - sure he will be inconsistent and has health issues but he is my WR4 that I never need to start. I have 4 RBs and 2 TEs I can start any week if needed.
All 4 of my RBs are proven top 3 RBs in the league in the last 3 years and both MJD and Rice have looked good in preseason - showing they still have it. Sure Foster was injured last year, but if he gets hurt, I have depth that is guaranteed to score points behind him.