Dr. Octopus
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I have to add some songs - will do so tomorrow. Due to injuries, byes and general suckieness, I’m starting what may be the worst starting lineup in fantasy football history.
Bye weeks look like the killer there. Mixon, Mooney, Cooks, and Toney is pretty stiff.Dr. Octopus said:I have to add some songs - will do so tomorrow. Due to injuries, byes and general suckieness, I’m starting what may be the worst starting lineup in fantasy football history.
I am completely depleted at both positions but have won two in a row because of Deebo.Ilov80s said:Anyone want to trade? I’ve got WRs and would love a RB
Deebo knows pointsI am completely depleted at both positions but have won two in a row because of Deebo.
If you'd written back when they were hurt, I would have dealt an RB. Now I have three quality backs, but I'm keeping them. All of them. I'm 3-7 and last in points and I still think I have a shot at reaching the playoffs.Ilov80s said:Anyone want to trade? I’ve got WRs and would love a RB
Tell me about it.I am completely depleted at both positions but have won two in a row because of Deebo.
Speaking of which:I am completely depleted at both positions
I’ll trade Sanders for AJB or Lamb. I gotta hold McCaffrey though.I will even trade for a crappy RB. Surprisingly, I haven’t been able to replace Derrick Henry.
Two out of my four lousy teams got the same treatment.I just got Jonathan Taylored. That score is insane.
As did both of Mr R's teams. Joy.Two out of my four lousy teams got the same treatment.
Start 2 QB, IMO, Pip. Reasoning: Zeke's been hovering at about twelve and a half points a game in half PPR for five or so games now (since the bye) and is now touchdown-dependent. Zeke vs. Knox is your real question, and it depends what Knox has been doing. But if it's six points TD passes, you gotta go with the QBs on the off-chance that they throw at least one. Zeke's total rushing yards per game those games: 50, 51, 41, 32, 25. That's not so good.In case anyone wants to offer lineup advice for another league of mine:
10-team PPR with one flex and one Superflex. Pass TDs are 6 points. So playing 2 QBs is heavily incentivized. And my QB1, Rodgers, is on bye. I'm currently in 3rd and 4 teams make the playoffs; the 4th, 5th and 6th place teams are only 1 game behind me and all have more total points (I've been very lucky with points against in this league).
The main issue is, how do you feel about playing Zeke over a blah second QB. Zeke is clearly playing hurt but Jerruh says he is not going to have his workload reduced. And Zeke is going on a Thursday night against a Saints team that has been mostly good against the run (though the Eagles gashed them).
Option 1: Start 2 QBs (Heinicke and Big Ben), play Knox at flex, sit Zeke.
Option 2: Start 2 QBs (Heinicke and Big Ben), play Zeke at flex, sit Knox.
Option 3: Start 1 QB (Heinicke), play Zeke and Knox at flex and Superflex.
Gibson and Mitchell will start at RB, Kittle will start at TE.
TIA for any advice you care to offer.
Thanks. My gut said Option 1 and that's what I have set at the moment, but Jerruh's comments had me rethinking.Start 2 QB, IMO, Pip. Reasoning: Zeke's been hovering at about twelve and a half points a game in half PPR for five or so games now (since the bye) and is now touchdown-dependent. Zeke vs. Knox is your real question, and it depends what Knox has been doing. But if it's six points TD passes, you gotta go with the QBs on the off-chance that they throw at least one. Zeke's total rushing yards per game those games: 50, 51, 41, 32, 25. That's not so good.
Zeke was lame but actually outscored Knox due to the insane wind in BUF. Luckily the rest of my team went ham and I won in a blowout, so it didn’t matter.Start 2 QB, IMO, Pip. Reasoning: Zeke's been hovering at about twelve and a half points a game in half PPR for five or so games now (since the bye) and is now touchdown-dependent. Zeke vs. Knox is your real question, and it depends what Knox has been doing. But if it's six points TD passes, you gotta go with the QBs on the off-chance that they throw at least one. Zeke's total rushing yards per game those games: 50, 51, 41, 32, 25. That's not so good.
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Easop Winston Jr. - WR - Saints
Paul Desmond - Samba De Orpheu
Easop Winston Jr. isn't a deep sleeper that you missed on your list. I'm making a sentimental pre-season transaction to pick up the son of a family friend.
The Winston family were parishioners of the Baptist church where Mrs. Eephus' step-father preached. Teenage Easop Sr. was a fixture at holiday get togethers at my in-laws. He was a good kid who was always kind to @ditkaburgers and her little brother. There's a picture in Grammy and Papa's living room from when he played QB for Lincoln High in SF. I heard he had a kid when he was playing JuCo ball and moved to the East Bay. I haven't seen him since but if I ever run into him at a wedding or funeral I can tell him I had Easop Jr. on my fantasy team.
Easop Jr. is trying to make the Saints as a WR/return specialist. The roster projections I've seen show him on the bubble. I'll drop him from my team as soon as somebody else catches my eye but it can't be a jinx if you call it in advance.
Alto sax legend Paul Desmond (1924-1977) was born in SF and graduated from old Poly High, the alma mater of George Siefert. Desmond has the most wonderful breathy tone on the sax.
I got a bye in the losers bracketWhy is Yahoo making us play more games?
I got a bye in the losers bracket
In a deeper league like this, I think having 2 or 3 super studs is enough to win most weeksThere was no way my team should have competed. The RB and WR squads were held together with duct tape most of the year, especially the RB2 slot.
The team was almost entirely carried by Deebo, Ekeler and Rodgers, with help from WW pickups MVS and A. St Brown late in the year. Ekeler missing the semis due to COVID proved to be too much.