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anything is possible but Wheaton has sucked every time he's had an opportunity. Guess he's worth an end of the bench roster spot in deep leagues.
I think he will put up more points than Coates this year. He was real terrible most of his career so far but showed some life end of last year. I don't think he has 100 reception upside, but he could easily put up the stats Sanders did in Pitt (about 70 receptions). I would value him about the same as 7-11 Hogan. He's probably worth a late 2nd (anything after the QB and Henry are gone), but other WRs you can trade that level pick for.
miller did well while marty b was hurt, cutler seems to trust him, im betting he can hold off the ghost of tony moeaki and rob housler
I haven't seen any recent trades. Was going around 1.09 before it became obvious the only serious competition is Kenyan Drake. I am guessing he would be about 1.06 - 1.07 now. Only have one draft left where I own Ajayi. I would want a 1.05, but doubt I could get it as I have had him in my trade bait and haven't gotten any interest whatsoever - I think most people are taking a wait-and-see attitude.
Long term starter is worth a lot. So Bradford sticks out in that group as being worth way less since he's not guaranteed anything. You have to account for the bust rate of QB. Guys take QB with high firsts only to see them go out in a blaze. Given the upcoming QB classes are advertised as weak getting someone like Teddy who should start for 5+ years can improve a roster more than 1.2 this year. You don't want to keep churning 1sts on QBs trying to get someone marginally better than Teddy, better to pay the price and have someone to play. What people will pay is highly situation dependent. Much more situation dependent than roster-based trades in "normal" formats since there's always someone else you can trot out there at RB/WR/TE and IDP as well. You can get a high 2nd for one year of QB2 if a team just has no one. But someone with 3 QBs would rather sit on all their picks and rather not waste a spot on an Alex Smith. 10 team vs 12 team changes a lot. Almost everyone has 3 starters vs. several teams only have 2 starters and are looking for depth. I horde QB in every 2QB/superflex (not including redraft) and the 10 teamer I don't think I ever benefited from it. It is great to always have 2 starters when you have injuries or flameouts but you don't get the same sense of desperation as 12 team.
