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I'll go along with Clown.Clown.
I'll go along with Clown.Clown.
what about marginal draft picks who do nothing for 3 weeks and are left for dead, then explode (possibly ryan williams, for instance)?What we need is a screenshot of Yahoo of a free agent list on the first day of the season, and then agree on an arbitrary percentage ownership to qualify as a WW wonder - say 5%. That way you could have an objective conversation without insulting each others' league qualifications.
LOL. you don't get it either, apparently. Cam Newton absolutely was one last year. The biggest example of a WW darling qb since Kurt Warner.you sir, are an idiot.Some people here just can't grasp a simple concept. Waiver Wire darling is someone who went virtually undrafted in ALL leagues no matter the size (unless you're talking about deep 20+ team leagues) and/or began the season on the Waiver Wire in all leagues (for all you people who are calling Alfred Morris a Waiver Wire darling because you held your draft in June). It amazes me that people don't see the difference between Brandon Lloyd/Victor Cruz and Alfred Morris/Mikel Leshoure.If you're in a small league with shallow benches, don't even come an write in this thread unless you get the point. Your thoughts are useless. I'm still waiting for someone in a 6-team league to come here and say Torrey Smith.The same people who think Morris and Leshoure qualify as WW darlings were saying Cam Newton last year.
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Good god, it might be Grime Time.Jonathan Grimes, NYJ RB..............Just watch!I picked him in both of my leagues this week.
Was drafted in almost every draft I have seen. Couple of times by me.Leshoure?
Yes, same here. A lot of drafted guys are getting mentioned. Hawkins is probably the best one so far. He's done quite a bit with few target. Possible it's Andre Brown, but he was only one week so far. He needs Bradshaw to stay off the field, but that's certainly possible.Was drafted in almost every draft I have seen. Couple of times by me.Leshoure?
Giants coach Tom Coughlin said Monday that Hakeem Nicks' troublesome knee has not improved since last Thursday's practice.Nicks experienced an apparent setback with the knee after the practice, as he was downgraded from questionable to doubtful and ultimately ruled out for Week 4 against the Eagles after the knee swelled up. He has problems with both his right foot and left knee, although the latter appears to be Nicks' biggest issue at this point. Asked Monday if he's concerned with the knee, Coughlin replied, "How much concern can I show you?" We're skeptical Nicks stands any chance of playing in Week 5 against the Browns.
You're praying out loud again.Jesus, this forum sucks.
But 6th in Rushing TDs, and one TD shy of tied for #3. Fight fair...In PPR, I'm liking Hartline as well.That team that loves to run finished 32nd in the league last year in rushing yards.Andre Brown- huge upside on a team that loves to run and has a brittle starter, an underachieving rookie and a coach that doesnt like fumbling.
I drafted him in every leagueThat might be YOUR definition.. (But not Everyone else)These threads are not just for a select few who "believe" they are in the BESTSome people here just can't grasp a simple concept. Waiver Wire darling is someone who went virtually undrafted in ALL leagues no matter the size (unless you're talking about deep 20+ team leagues) and/or began the season on the Waiver Wire in all leagues (for all you people who are calling Alfred Morris a Waiver Wire darling because you held your draft in June).
It amazes me that people don't see the difference between Brandon Lloyd/Victor Cruz and Alfred Morris/Mikel Leshoure.
If you're in a small league with shallow benches, don't even come an write in this thread unless you get the point. Your thoughts are useless. I'm still waiting for someone in a 6-team league to come here and say Torrey Smith.
leagues possible, it is for the whole community, an many can benefit from them.
WW wonder for me are the guys that were drafted on "Some" teams at the very end
of there drafts or not drafted at all in quite a few leagues, it does not Have to be a guy
that was "guaranteed" not to be drafted by Anyone in Any Leagues across the boards.
(but players that were available in "quite a number" of leagues and not drafted there)
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Jerome Simpson might be a candidate, probably not drafted in many leagues, an may
break out with the way Ponder has been playing an the surrounding supporting offense.
(for that matter Ponder himself if he continues to improve and adding Jerome Simpson)
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Luck will be throwing the ball a ton, and with Collie out it opens up an opportunity for Hilton. However, Avery is currently higher than him on the pecking order and Luck/Avery have had a solid connection.I like Hilton better, and both should get a their fair share of targets. We'll see who runs with the WR2 opportunity.lots of nitpicking in this thread. In many leagues i have to imagine that hartline is the clear cut ww darling to this point. If your in a smaller league or drafted early in the season as many dynasty leagues do than perhaps it's Al Mo. After glancing thru the posts, 1 name I have not seen is T.Y. hilton. In my dynasty leagues he is already rostered, but I would imagine that prior to week 3 he would have been available in most redraft leagues.I have not watched any indy games yet this year, but with collie out and seemingly very little running production so far, it's safe to speculate Luck will be chucking th ball around quite a bit. I see some opportunity for procuction from him. I don't know much about him except he is relatively small, and pretty quick. Good hands?
I missed out in him last week. Looking towards that Det WR Johnson? Guess he's a long shot only one TD. Really. I'm with the AMortis team, for nowArian Foster has done well so far. I may pick him up soon.Bring it *****es!
The bolded is the problem...and true for quite a few backup RBs - just saying.I think Hillman has a chance to be this years Blount. Top 20ish guy once he starts getting the touches.
Yep, me too.'munygon2 said:I haven't used my top WW pick all year. Still waiting for someone, but there just isn't much out there - esp in a 14 team league where most players AND their backs are already gone.
But I think with Mcgahee's game ending terrible ness, that window is firmly cracked open and will continue to widen as the season continues.The bolded is the problem...and true for quite a few backup RBs - just saying.I think Hillman has a chance to be this years Blount. Top 20ish guy once he starts getting the touches.
Couldn't you go as high as 20%?The idea is that *most* leagues by far would not have owned a player by week 1.If you can get a regular starter off the WW week 1 or after that might suffice to make the list.Who would meet that definition? Not Morris.ETA:HartlineZuerlein (if he has a few more games like last week)what's this? three consecutive posts that merely mention and discuss a player and don't offer up personal definitions of a "waiver wire darling"? for shame, shark pool. for shame. i for one come to this forum for the sole purpose of better understanding what a waiver wire darling is and what goalline carries are. i don't come here for discussion and analysis of actual players. let's get back to the heart of this thread: the appropriate "Owned" percentage on Yahoo Fantasy sites at the time of the opening kickoff. I propose 4%.
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Why not Morris? I picked him up as a flyer the Wednesday the season opened with it's first game. He was last on the depth chart all the way up to their first game. He wasn't named the starter until the day before their first game. Most people drafted Helu or Royster.If you can get a regular starter off the WW week 1 or after that might suffice to make the list.Who would meet that definition? Not Morris.
Another for Morris. In my mind, he's a ww darling. Nobody really saw this coming. If you say you saw this during your draft, you're lying.Why not Morris? I picked him up as a flyer the Wednesday the season opened with it's first game. He was last on the depth chart all the way up to their first game. He wasn't named the starter until the day before their first game. Most people drafted Helu or Royster.If you can get a regular starter off the WW week 1 or after that might suffice to make the list.Who would meet that definition? Not Morris.
If he was drafted in a majority of leagues, even as a late flyer (and he was drafted in most leagues unless you draft early), he's not a WW darling.Another for Morris. In my mind, he's a ww darling. Nobody really saw this coming. If you say you saw this during your draft, you're lying.Why not Morris? I picked him up as a flyer the Wednesday the season opened with it's first game. He was last on the depth chart all the way up to their first game. He wasn't named the starter until the day before their first game. Most people drafted Helu or Royster.If you can get a regular starter off the WW week 1 or after that might suffice to make the list.Who would meet that definition? Not Morris.
I don't believe he was drafted in the majority of leagues.If he was drafted in a majority of leagues, even as a late flyer (and he was drafted in most leagues unless you draft early), he's not a WW darling.Another for Morris. In my mind, he's a ww darling. Nobody really saw this coming. If you say you saw this during your draft, you're lying.Why not Morris? I picked him up as a flyer the Wednesday the season opened with it's first game. He was last on the depth chart all the way up to their first game. He wasn't named the starter until the day before their first game. Most people drafted Helu or Royster.If you can get a regular starter off the WW week 1 or after that might suffice to make the list.Who would meet that definition? Not Morris.
Good point.For those touting Hillman, has John Fox ever featured a rookie RB over a capable vet? Not in my recollection.
The best I could find was this article saying he was 31% owned in Yahoo by week 1's games:http://www.thefantasyfix.com/2/post/2012/09/2012-fantasy-football-week-two-waiver-wire-hoping-to-wake-up-to-alfred-morris.htmlMaybe that fits the bill, or maybe think it has to be someone that nearly all leagues had unrostered week 1.I don't believe he was drafted in the majority of leagues.If he was drafted in a majority of leagues, even as a late flyer (and he was drafted in most leagues unless you draft early), he's not a WW darling.Another for Morris. In my mind, he's a ww darling. Nobody really saw this coming. If you say you saw this during your draft, you're lying.Why not Morris? I picked him up as a flyer the Wednesday the season opened with it's first game. He was last on the depth chart all the way up to their first game. He wasn't named the starter until the day before their first game. Most people drafted Helu or Royster.If you can get a regular starter off the WW week 1 or after that might suffice to make the list.Who would meet that definition? Not Morris.
I think when some people say "draft early," they mean "any time before the final preseason game has been played."We drafted during the 3rd preseason weekend, 12 team league with a couple of Skins fans, Royster and Helu were drafted, Morris was not. I grabbed him off the wire during the week before kickoff.I don't believe he was drafted in the majority of leagues.If he was drafted in a majority of leagues, even as a late flyer (and he was drafted in most leagues unless you draft early), he's not a WW darling.Another for Morris. In my mind, he's a ww darling. Nobody really saw this coming. If you say you saw this during your draft, you're lying.Why not Morris? I picked him up as a flyer the Wednesday the season opened with it's first game. He was last on the depth chart all the way up to their first game. He wasn't named the starter until the day before their first game. Most people drafted Helu or Royster.If you can get a regular starter off the WW week 1 or after that might suffice to make the list.Who would meet that definition? Not Morris.