ignatiusjreilly
Footballguy
14-team non-PPR league where we start 2 RBs, 3 WRs and no flex. Drafted Bijan with my first pick and Brian a few rounds later. It didn't even occur to me until after the draft that I had both Robinsons, and I joked that I would need to make sure I didn't accidentally start the wrong one ...
... except now I'm starting to wonder if I actually have been starting the wrong one. I took Kamara in the fourth round and he's absolutely locked in as the overall RB1, even in non-PPR. Bijan hasn't been bad (RB21), and there's no reason to think he won't eventually pay off. Yes, he shares the backfield with Allegeir, and this weekend he had fewer yards, but he's clearly the lead guy (and also had a nice-looking TD off a screen called back on Sunday). Meanwhile, Brian has been awesome (RB11) and that Washington offense seems to be getting better every week.
Anyone else facing this dilemma? Should I "start my stud" or "ride the hot hand"? Or should I even think of trading one of them for receiver depth (I have Nico, Higgins and Jennings, with Adams currently on the shelf)?
Curious to hear others' perspectives
... except now I'm starting to wonder if I actually have been starting the wrong one. I took Kamara in the fourth round and he's absolutely locked in as the overall RB1, even in non-PPR. Bijan hasn't been bad (RB21), and there's no reason to think he won't eventually pay off. Yes, he shares the backfield with Allegeir, and this weekend he had fewer yards, but he's clearly the lead guy (and also had a nice-looking TD off a screen called back on Sunday). Meanwhile, Brian has been awesome (RB11) and that Washington offense seems to be getting better every week.
Anyone else facing this dilemma? Should I "start my stud" or "ride the hot hand"? Or should I even think of trading one of them for receiver depth (I have Nico, Higgins and Jennings, with Adams currently on the shelf)?
Curious to hear others' perspectives