I'm trying to plan ahead for the future in a keeper league anc could use some advice. I can keep Portis or Moroney for the next two years. At first look I thought Portis, but Moroney could be a stud after Dillon is gone, plus I don't like the way things are going in Washington. Who do you think has more value over the next two and a half years?
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Todem
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Portis.
As good as Maroney will be Portis is a proven stud. He has had the injury bug this season, but when he plays he is the next best thing to LT and LJ ( other than Westbrook who is a beast this year). Brunell will be gone and they will be better on offense next season after a year adjusting to Saunders system. Dillion will not cost the Pats much to hang around next season and they have a great rotation going in Patriot land and why would they change that next season? Portis is the man in Washington. Maroney will be but he may take another year to be the workhorse.
As good as Maroney will be Portis is a proven stud. He has had the injury bug this season, but when he plays he is the next best thing to LT and LJ ( other than Westbrook who is a beast this year). Brunell will be gone and they will be better on offense next season after a year adjusting to Saunders system. Dillion will not cost the Pats much to hang around next season and they have a great rotation going in Patriot land and why would they change that next season? Portis is the man in Washington. Maroney will be but he may take another year to be the workhorse.
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FUBAR
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A moron with money.
Sweetness_34
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I have an even tougher decision to make. In a 6 player keeper league where you are only allowed to keep 3 players from the 1st 6 rounds of the draft and where you are only allowed to keep 1 QB, 2 RB, 2 WR, 1 TE, 1 K, 1 DEF at max, I have the following players to decide on for next year:
1st round pick: Shaun Alex
2nd round pick: Marvin Harrison
3rd round pick: Carson Palmer
4th round pick: Jamal Lewis
5th round pick: Laurence Maroney
6th round pick: Muhsin Muhammad
7th round pick: Frank Gore
So, the options I have are:
Option 1: Keep Palmer, Harrison, Shaun Alex (those 3 are the 3 from 1st 6 rounds) and keep Frank Gore too. Hence I have Shaun Alex, Palmer, Harrison and Gore for next year. But that means I dump Maroney
Option 2: If I decide to keep Maroney, then I can keep Shaun Alex, Maroney and only one out of Harrison and Palmer. Hence, say I kept Harrison, Maroney and Alexander, I have to dump both Gore and Palmer (or harrison and gore if I keep Palmer).
I prefer option 1 but the thought of dumping Maroney and see him get snagged and be a stud for the next 10 years on someone else's team while Gore gets injured scares me like crazy.
What would you do?
1st round pick: Shaun Alex
2nd round pick: Marvin Harrison
3rd round pick: Carson Palmer
4th round pick: Jamal Lewis
5th round pick: Laurence Maroney
6th round pick: Muhsin Muhammad
7th round pick: Frank Gore
So, the options I have are:
Option 1: Keep Palmer, Harrison, Shaun Alex (those 3 are the 3 from 1st 6 rounds) and keep Frank Gore too. Hence I have Shaun Alex, Palmer, Harrison and Gore for next year. But that means I dump Maroney
Option 2: If I decide to keep Maroney, then I can keep Shaun Alex, Maroney and only one out of Harrison and Palmer. Hence, say I kept Harrison, Maroney and Alexander, I have to dump both Gore and Palmer (or harrison and gore if I keep Palmer).
I prefer option 1 but the thought of dumping Maroney and see him get snagged and be a stud for the next 10 years on someone else's team while Gore gets injured scares me like crazy.
What would you do?
