Ricky Williams dynasty strategy (1 Viewer)

[Jack Ham & Eggs]

Well, it's decision time for a lot of us regarding Ricky. Do we cut him or keep him and hope for a splash in '07? Do you sign him if he gets waived and waste a roster space in hopes of a big dividend next year? Or is he simply not worth the effort at all?

 

[stonedcolded]

Drop him and keep your dignity. Don't waste your or anyone else's time by even attempting to trade him.

 

[Michael Fox Fan]

In a dynasty league, why not keep him? His value is pretty much at rock bottom now so there's no point in unloading him. [unless you like the buy high, sell low strategy]

The question all Ricky owners should ask themselves: why didn't I trade the 3 strikes offender back when Denver was rumored to be interested in him?

Remember this the next time Ricky is reinstated and sees a temporary spike in his perceived value.

 

[Chainz]

I will cut him and try to grab him off the FA market at the end of season.

Don´t have much problems cutting him though, because I have Shaun Alexander, Steven Jackson and Corey Dillon as my keeper picks now.

 

[Osaurus]

What team is he going to be on? If Denver was dumb enough to pick him up after another Hindu/Ganja bender in his prolonged offseason he would do well but it seems pretty likely he will end up some place like Houston or Arizona and play 2 years and retire once again in obscurity. I see him an Ryan Leaf opening a chain of Planet Hollywood type restaurants called NFL Washups.

 

[BlueOnion]

Ricky is done. At best he may return in 365 days to a team that has a proven Ronnie Brown with two years experience. Ricky Williams will be 30 and playing for 600K, very unlikely he will be a free agent or that a team would be willing to trade anything more than a 6th round pick for him.

At best, RW owners are hoping he can hit the free agency market in the summer of 2008; at the prime age of 31.

 

[nygiants56]

he's played something like 12 games over past 4 years?