Let's assume that Priest decides to retire. Who do you keep in a one player keeper league?
I asked this question a few weeks back when LJ was just becoming the starter for the remainder of the year, but I wanted to ask again after seeing how LJ has performed over the last few weeks.
Unless your league requires you to submit keeper designations immediately following the conclusion of the fantasy season, I think it's still waaaaay to early to tell. Wait and see what happens during the offseason. You never know if Roaf or Shields are going to retire, or if SD trades Tomlinson for a shut-down corner, or what.
Facing this situation as we speak. I have LT, LJ, Westbrook and JJ, can only keep 1. Leaning towards keeping LT and trying to trade LJ, but this is absolutely a tough call.Patience in making this decision would seem to be a necessity to be sure. However, in some keeper leagues (including a couple of the ones I'm in) you can make trades up to and even after making keeper designations. Certainly one of these 2 studs would be worth trading before you have to dump one into the draft pool for next year. If you're hurting at another position then obviously either LT or LJ could help solve that problem in a trade. But if you wait too long to trade LJ, for instance, and things in KC work themselves out (Roaf, Shields, Vermeil all leave/retire, etc) then it might be harder to sell another on LJ. Ugh.