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Starting over Kincaid.
I've got the same call to make. Did you hesitate at all?Starting over Kincaid.
not really but could see Kincaid doing well or better but thought Strange should have greater chance for more targets in my 1 ppr league.I've got the same call to make. Did you hesitate at all?Starting over Kincaid.
He better not.I lost my game anyway, but Ferguson will probably go 8 for 70 yards and a TD tonight.
Wow, surprised they dumped Kirk and Engram, figured it'd be one or the other.Engram cut. Potentially a good cheap dart here; I can’t see the price getting too high
I thought that most likely both Kirk and Engram would be cut, for sure Engram after hearing what their new GM was saying about Strange last week. The kind of comments that don't have me really worried about him being replaced with a high draft pick TE in the draft.Wow, surprised they dumped Kirk and Engram, figured it'd be one or the other.Engram cut. Potentially a good cheap dart here; I can’t see the price getting too high
I could see them being in on TE on day 2, and WR perhaps even earlier, but for now, Strange stands to inherit a sizeable role.
Brenton Strange is about to see a much larger role
There is no doubt that the Jaguars felt like they could make this move because of what they think they can get out of Brenton Strange. The former second-round pick flashed as a pass-catcher last year after seeing more opportunities, and he seems like the type of tight end skill-set that can thrive with Coen.
As talented as Engram is, his skill-set never made much sense for Coen's scheme. He isn't a strong blocker and often times can tip the offense's hand to the defense based on his deployment. Strange doesn't have those issues, and it should help him quickly find a big role in Coen's offense in 2025.
FYI I brought this to their attention a few weeks ago. All the 2024 stats are missing from the players pages and the data dominator. It's annoying, surprised no one has been bringing this up.Random thought as I was trying to lookup Strange’s stats, @FBG Help Desk should update their game logs.
We haven't forgotten about your issue. We're ramping up for the 2025 season and will have this data available shortly.FYI I brought this to their attention a few weeks ago. All the 2024 stats are missing from the players pages and the data dominator. It's annoying, surprised no one has been bringing this up.Random thought as I was trying to lookup Strange’s stats, @FBG Help Desk should update their game logs.
The Coachspeak Index
some Brenton Strange propaganda from #Jaguars GM James Gladstone:
Adam Koffler
No Evan Engram, no Christian Kirk
It’s Brian Thomas Jr, Brenton Strange, Dyami Brown, and Gabe Davis
New Jags head coach Liam Coen had Cade Otton 1st among TEs in snap share (93%) and 2nd in route participation (86%) last season in Tampa
Strange’s arrow is pointing STRAIGHT UP
Guys like Strange are decent shots at value, but not guys I like to pay up for. The play was seeing the potential for the recent turn of events and loading up for free at the end of last season. Year before it was Tucker KraftThere's some TEs teams love in this draft. I'm guessing a bit negative here and not trading for Strange.
He's gone up 3-4 spots on KTC since Engram was moved (TE21), but I'm with you. Right now he's towards the end of the TE2 pile, but I think that's in part because people have "seen it before" from a lot of those other guys right above him and a little bit of TLaw fatigue.Mentioned this in the trade thread yesterday but I got a TEP league where I have him and Engram and won't have room to keep both when cuts are due end of month. My initial plan after Engram was cut by Jax was to cut or trade him and keep Strange. After Engram landed in Denver I decided I'd prefer to keep Engram, would try to trade Strange but was still open to moving Engram if the right deal came along.
Best offer I got for Engram as someone saying they "might" give 2.8 for Engram if I included 3.9. I would not have done that for value but also for other reasons I won't get into was just not going to send Engram to that team. Multiple offers I made giving Strange just go rejections without comment or "not interested at all in Strange". Got one counter and it was ridicilous, 4.3 for Strange and 4.9.
I ended up just packaging both of them for Njoku who got me 2 years younger then Engram and IMO better as I have Njoku as TE4.
Personally I think people are not high enough on Strange. I just did not have roster space but do intend to keep him in 2 other leagues. I'm not sure he'll be great, not predicting it. He has really high draft pedigree but that was mainly for this blocking. But I thought he was really strong at the catch point, moves really well and all the good words the Jags are saying about him makes me think he should be in that TE 15'sh range, in that deep middle class of TE's.
Yeah absolutelyGuys like Strange are decent shots at value, but not guys I like to pay up for. The play was seeing the potential for the recent turn of events and loading up for free at the end of last season. Year before it was Tucker KraftThere's some TEs teams love in this draft. I'm guessing a bit negative here and not trading for Strange.
Otton, Jonnu
Oddly enough, the guy who has been OC in Tampa as Otton gradually got better and better is now the head coach in Jax.Otton, Jonnu
I don't see how a guy that's never cracked a hundred fantasy points is all of the sudden ahead of a guy who was TE5 last year overall and scored 244 points or so in TE premium, finishing just behind Kelce (by a point). It just . . . doesn't make sense. And this is with Tua missing all that time during which the offense was basically not functioning.
Neither does it make sense that he's ahead of Otton. Otton had 178 points to finish TE12 overall last year and he missed Weeks 16 and 17. He's got Baker still there as his QB.
I don't think it's even close. This guy isn't them and more competition will likely be brought in.
eta* And I don't want to jump down your throat. At least you're putting guys out there so we can see your thought process. I just really disagree with two of them.
Oddly enough, the guy who has been OC in Tampa as Otton gradually got better and better is now the head coach in Jax.
I get it. Consensus is what it is because the majority of people think exactly what you do, not what I do. It also means you're the odds on favorite for being correct in your take, not me lol.Otton, Jonnu
I don't see how a guy that's never cracked a hundred fantasy points is all of the sudden ahead of a guy who was TE5 last year overall and scored 244 points or so in TE premium, finishing just behind Kelce (by a point). It just . . . doesn't make sense. And this is with Tua missing all that time during which the offense was basically not functioning.
Neither does it make sense that he's ahead of Otton. Otton had 178 points to finish TE12 overall last year and he missed Weeks 16 and 17. He's got Baker still there as his QB.
I don't think it's even close. This guy isn't them and more competition will likely be brought in.
eta* And I don't want to jump down your throat. At least you're putting guys out there so we can see your thought process. I just really disagree with two of them.
While I would put Strange ahead of both for myself based on the above and just shooting for upside, it's without a doubt a projection built on optimism. And even then, I'd say Strange is just incrementally ahead of those guys in a large flat tier moreso than I think he's going to crush their numbers or that I don't think Jonnu and Otton are any good.
Truer words haven't been spoken on the bolded; and it feels like this year more so than most (but that could just be another in the moment feeling like how we always think next years class will stink haha). I'd say at least the RB and TE positions have the most room to shake up things with the draft and can be hard to project. Some of my favorite RB landing spots already made some acquisitions where I have to wonder if they will really take a swing at the position now (like the Chargers, but also what are the Cowboys doing?!?), or at least a real meaningful swing (first 3/4 rounds).While I would put Strange ahead of both for myself based on the above and just shooting for upside, it's without a doubt a projection built on optimism. And even then, I'd say Strange is just incrementally ahead of those guys in a large flat tier moreso than I think he's going to crush their numbers or that I don't think Jonnu and Otton are any good.
Fair enough in analysis. You provide good reasons in the other parts of your post. Jonnu may very well turn out to be fool's gold unless you had him last year, and both he and Otton have three pass catchers to contend with (and Otton isn't incredibly athletic).
I really think that rankings are tough this time of year when the teams haven't really told you how they feel about guys necessarily. The draft is such a key puzzle, but an FF player's job is somehow to anticipate all of it and capitalize on values where they exist right now. I think one wins this game (dynasty or redraft FF) by beating consensus before everything happens and before everyone has perfect information, so I admire your efforts and ability to step away from consensus and offer a rational opinion regarding why you're doing so.
I wouldn't mind the challenge of at least attempting a dynasty rookie draft pre-NFL draft though in place of a full blown DEVY league, as I do find it the most fun making some bold calls and projections with incomplete information
Once we get to June/July/August it feels like the (perceived and probably self-embellished) lead in the race I've been running for a few months is cut to a negligible distance by all the late comers just because of the onslaught of information from media and fantasy analysis. I'm sure some of the fanatics on this board know the pangs of lost opportunity watching the guys you pegged as sleepers around this time of year start jumping up full rounds in ADP by the end of summer as the rest of the community is catching up on things.
Just about dynasty exclusive at this point. It's just been the battle of trying to move up the draft every year hah. Two league I managed to convince them to draft within a week or two following the NFL draft now. The other leagues pretty much want it as late as possible. One in particular seems to move back a few weeks every year for the past 5-6 years now till we are now legit 1 week prior to NFL kickoff. It's not that I think their concerns of "what about injuries!" aren't valid; I just think they hide behind that argument because they've seen the results of when we were drafting in April/May vs August and realized a few of us were crushing the mid/late rounds that much better than the rest. Suppose it's better that way for the parity though.I wouldn't mind the challenge of at least attempting a dynasty rookie draft pre-NFL draft though in place of a full blown DEVY league, as I do find it the most fun making some bold calls and projections with incomplete information
Do you play dynasty at all? I'm assuming you do, but if you don't that's a great place to start. If you're doing all of this with an eye towards redraft then I sort of feel awful for you because of your last two sentences (the sentences that I quote below).
Once we get to June/July/August it feels like the (perceived and probably self-embellished) lead in the race I've been running for a few months is cut to a negligible distance by all the late comers just because of the onslaught of information from media and fantasy analysis. I'm sure some of the fanatics on this board know the pangs of lost opportunity watching the guys you pegged as sleepers around this time of year start jumping up full rounds in ADP by the end of summer as the rest of the community is catching up on things.
This is one of the reasons exactly why I tired of redraft. If you're doing redraft, I think honing your math skills and making projections when you get all the information you'll have for the year would be more crucial than finding diamonds in the rough in March. Your time is probably better spent making initial projections and refining those than it is finding the next Brenton Strange. Like you alluded to (explicitly almost said), ain't no stone unturned by late August. You've really lost all of your advantage to the latecomers that take a few weeks with the freely available information on certain web sites. These guys you're putting in so much work to identify are sure to wind up on "sleeper" lists everywhere by then.
Just about dynasty exclusive at this point. It's just been the battle of trying to move up the draft every year hah. Two league I managed to convince them to draft within a week or two following the NFL draft now. The other leagues pretty much want it as late as possible. One in particular seems to move back a few weeks every year for the past 5-6 years now till we are now legit 1 week prior to NFL kickoff. It's not that I think their concerns of "what about injuries!" aren't valid; I just think they hide behind that argument because they've seen the results of when we were drafting in April/May vs August and realized a few of us were crushing the mid/late rounds that much better than the rest. Suppose it's better that way for the parity though.I wouldn't mind the challenge of at least attempting a dynasty rookie draft pre-NFL draft though in place of a full blown DEVY league, as I do find it the most fun making some bold calls and projections with incomplete information
Do you play dynasty at all? I'm assuming you do, but if you don't that's a great place to start. If you're doing all of this with an eye towards redraft then I sort of feel awful for you because of your last two sentences (the sentences that I quote below).
Once we get to June/July/August it feels like the (perceived and probably self-embellished) lead in the race I've been running for a few months is cut to a negligible distance by all the late comers just because of the onslaught of information from media and fantasy analysis. I'm sure some of the fanatics on this board know the pangs of lost opportunity watching the guys you pegged as sleepers around this time of year start jumping up full rounds in ADP by the end of summer as the rest of the community is catching up on things.
This is one of the reasons exactly why I tired of redraft. If you're doing redraft, I think honing your math skills and making projections when you get all the information you'll have for the year would be more crucial than finding diamonds in the rough in March. Your time is probably better spent making initial projections and refining those than it is finding the next Brenton Strange. Like you alluded to (explicitly almost said), ain't no stone unturned by late August. You've really lost all of your advantage to the latecomers that take a few weeks with the freely available information on certain web sites. These guys you're putting in so much work to identify are sure to wind up on "sleeper" lists everywhere by then.
Same for me. One old school Keep 13 dynasty league I co-commish (that’s been in some form or another for 15+ years) is the same in that the majority want to wait til mid/late-August to draft so we “know more” and to avoid injuries as well. The problem for me is that I “know more” than they do earlier in the offseason since most of them shut it down after the Super Bowl while I’m posting here year round in random threads a few times a dayJust about dynasty exclusive at this point. It's just been the battle of trying to move up the draft every year hah. Two league I managed to convince them to draft within a week or two following the NFL draft now. The other leagues pretty much want it as late as possible. One in particular seems to move back a few weeks every year for the past 5-6 years now till we are now legit 1 week prior to NFL kickoff. It's not that I think their concerns of "what about injuries!" aren't valid; I just think they hide behind that argument because they've seen the results of when we were drafting in April/May vs August and realized a few of us were crushing the mid/late rounds that much better than the rest. Suppose it's better that way for the parity though.I wouldn't mind the challenge of at least attempting a dynasty rookie draft pre-NFL draft though in place of a full blown DEVY league, as I do find it the most fun making some bold calls and projections with incomplete information
Do you play dynasty at all? I'm assuming you do, but if you don't that's a great place to start. If you're doing all of this with an eye towards redraft then I sort of feel awful for you because of your last two sentences (the sentences that I quote below).
Once we get to June/July/August it feels like the (perceived and probably self-embellished) lead in the race I've been running for a few months is cut to a negligible distance by all the late comers just because of the onslaught of information from media and fantasy analysis. I'm sure some of the fanatics on this board know the pangs of lost opportunity watching the guys you pegged as sleepers around this time of year start jumping up full rounds in ADP by the end of summer as the rest of the community is catching up on things.
This is one of the reasons exactly why I tired of redraft. If you're doing redraft, I think honing your math skills and making projections when you get all the information you'll have for the year would be more crucial than finding diamonds in the rough in March. Your time is probably better spent making initial projections and refining those than it is finding the next Brenton Strange. Like you alluded to (explicitly almost said), ain't no stone unturned by late August. You've really lost all of your advantage to the latecomers that take a few weeks with the freely available information on certain web sites. These guys you're putting in so much work to identify are sure to wind up on "sleeper" lists everywhere by then.
i put out an offer Njoku for Strange and Mims. I've had Njoku for forever. And their QB could be a mess this year if its Pickett. Strange was really good at PSU, and put up nice numbers for a TE2 last year. Maybe JAX brings in another TE via the draft, but unless its Warren, I dont see him being pushed backwards.He's gone up 3-4 spots on KTC since Engram was moved (TE21), but I'm with you. Right now he's towards the end of the TE2 pile, but I think that's in part because people have "seen it before" from a lot of those other guys right above him and a little bit of TLaw fatigue.Mentioned this in the trade thread yesterday but I got a TEP league where I have him and Engram and won't have room to keep both when cuts are due end of month. My initial plan after Engram was cut by Jax was to cut or trade him and keep Strange. After Engram landed in Denver I decided I'd prefer to keep Engram, would try to trade Strange but was still open to moving Engram if the right deal came along.
Best offer I got for Engram as someone saying they "might" give 2.8 for Engram if I included 3.9. I would not have done that for value but also for other reasons I won't get into was just not going to send Engram to that team. Multiple offers I made giving Strange just go rejections without comment or "not interested at all in Strange". Got one counter and it was ridicilous, 4.3 for Strange and 4.9.
I ended up just packaging both of them for Njoku who got me 2 years younger then Engram and IMO better as I have Njoku as TE4.
Personally I think people are not high enough on Strange. I just did not have roster space but do intend to keep him in 2 other leagues. I'm not sure he'll be great, not predicting it. He has really high draft pedigree but that was mainly for this blocking. But I thought he was really strong at the catch point, moves really well and all the good words the Jags are saying about him makes me think he should be in that TE 15'sh range, in that deep middle class of TE's.
I think I'd have him closer to a high end TE2 with a chance to be low end TE1 depending how things shake out in the draft. I'd probably have him around TE15 like you said; ahead of guys like Ferguson, Otton, Kmet, Jonnu, and Freirmuth. Most of those TEs are on teams with questionable/worse QB situation and with more receiving weapons than the Jags currently have. And I'm still a Trevor-truther. Trying to gobble him up in leagues that have him valued like KTC consensus as ~QB20ish.
I own both Engram and Strange as well. Best offer for Engram was 4th and 5th round picks for 2026. Strange was mostly attempts at larger trades where I was supposed to "throw him in to balance it out" lol. I think his value is beyond a deal sweetener at this point. Besides, after a few rejected offers for different higher tier players where Strange was always the "throw in", it became obvious he was the actual target.
I'd hate that for you if you did it.i put out an offer Njoku for Strange and Mims. I've had Njoku for forever.
I don’t necessarily think Strange is the favorite to finish the season first of the 3 in counting stats, but I do think he has the clearest pathway to being worth at least a 2nd this time next offseason, which is the biggest factor in how I make my end-of-the-roster decisions in dynasty.I get it. Consensus is what it is because the majority of people think exactly what you do, not what I do. It also means you're the odds on favorite for being correct in your take, not me lol.Otton, Jonnu
I don't see how a guy that's never cracked a hundred fantasy points is all of the sudden ahead of a guy who was TE5 last year overall and scored 244 points or so in TE premium, finishing just behind Kelce (by a point). It just . . . doesn't make sense. And this is with Tua missing all that time during which the offense was basically not functioning.
Neither does it make sense that he's ahead of Otton. Otton had 178 points to finish TE12 overall last year and he missed Weeks 16 and 17. He's got Baker still there as his QB.
I don't think it's even close. This guy isn't them and more competition will likely be brought in.
eta* And I don't want to jump down your throat. At least you're putting guys out there so we can see your thought process. I just really disagree with two of them.
Otton is pretty simple for me, I just think Strange is the better player since "scouting" (term used loosely) them both coming out. I think Otton has been getting the opportunities/targets I'm projecting Strange to get now for this season, and I think Strange will do more with them. I also wouldn't be surprised if Strange winds up getting more work; don't think he will hit Engrams routes run/targets, but I think he'll be closer to that than where Otton has been the past two season. And lastly, I just see Evans, Godwin, and McMillan as likely being more stiff competition than what Strange has to compete with.
Jonnu is definitely a hotter take, but similar to Otton outside me thinking Strange is flat out a better player than him. Most of the other points apply with regards to routes run/targets/competition (Hill/Waddle/Achane). Probably the biggest thing though is your point about Tua is also my point haha. I think Jonnu had the season he did largely because that offense was playing pretty banged up. Tua missed 6 games, but also Hill was not Hill for the majority of the season (apparently a wrist injury). I think Jonnu stepped up in a major way and put up a great season. But it came wildly out of left field. He went undrafted in the majority of fantasy drafts and was waiver wire hero for most people who wound up riding him into the playoffs. I just don't think that was Miami's offensive plan coming into last year, and I doubt it will be the plan for this year either.
While I would put Strange ahead of both for myself based on the above and just shooting for upside, it's without a doubt a projection built on optimism. And even then, I'd say Strange is just incrementally ahead of those guys in a large flat tier moreso than I think he's going to crush their numbers or that I don't think Jonnu and Otton are any good. I think Otton probably has the highest/safest floor of the 3, and Jonnu's ceiling has already been shown to be a possibility where Strange's is very much seen through rose tinted glasses. I wouldn't balk at anyone having both ahead of Strange. But ultimately, especially looking at overall ADP and value grades; I do think Strange is still being undervalued as I think he does belong closer to those two in ADP/value, even if people still have him ranked behind them positionally.
Too funny; had the same exact decision and made the same exact choice end of last season. Then within a week or two of eachother Engram gets moved from Jax clearing the way for Strange, and Bengals resigned Gesicki. I won't say luck didn't play a huge factor, but still makes ya feel like you might actually know what you're doing sometimes when things just work out like that.I don’t necessarily think Strange is the favorite to finish the season first of the 3 in counting stats, but I do think he has the clearest pathway to being worth at least a 2nd this time next offseason, which is the biggest factor in how I make my end-of-the-roster decisions in dynasty.I get it. Consensus is what it is because the majority of people think exactly what you do, not what I do. It also means you're the odds on favorite for being correct in your take, not me lol.Otton, Jonnu
I don't see how a guy that's never cracked a hundred fantasy points is all of the sudden ahead of a guy who was TE5 last year overall and scored 244 points or so in TE premium, finishing just behind Kelce (by a point). It just . . . doesn't make sense. And this is with Tua missing all that time during which the offense was basically not functioning.
Neither does it make sense that he's ahead of Otton. Otton had 178 points to finish TE12 overall last year and he missed Weeks 16 and 17. He's got Baker still there as his QB.
I don't think it's even close. This guy isn't them and more competition will likely be brought in.
eta* And I don't want to jump down your throat. At least you're putting guys out there so we can see your thought process. I just really disagree with two of them.
Otton is pretty simple for me, I just think Strange is the better player since "scouting" (term used loosely) them both coming out. I think Otton has been getting the opportunities/targets I'm projecting Strange to get now for this season, and I think Strange will do more with them. I also wouldn't be surprised if Strange winds up getting more work; don't think he will hit Engrams routes run/targets, but I think he'll be closer to that than where Otton has been the past two season. And lastly, I just see Evans, Godwin, and McMillan as likely being more stiff competition than what Strange has to compete with.
Jonnu is definitely a hotter take, but similar to Otton outside me thinking Strange is flat out a better player than him. Most of the other points apply with regards to routes run/targets/competition (Hill/Waddle/Achane). Probably the biggest thing though is your point about Tua is also my point haha. I think Jonnu had the season he did largely because that offense was playing pretty banged up. Tua missed 6 games, but also Hill was not Hill for the majority of the season (apparently a wrist injury). I think Jonnu stepped up in a major way and put up a great season. But it came wildly out of left field. He went undrafted in the majority of fantasy drafts and was waiver wire hero for most people who wound up riding him into the playoffs. I just don't think that was Miami's offensive plan coming into last year, and I doubt it will be the plan for this year either.
While I would put Strange ahead of both for myself based on the above and just shooting for upside, it's without a doubt a projection built on optimism. And even then, I'd say Strange is just incrementally ahead of those guys in a large flat tier moreso than I think he's going to crush their numbers or that I don't think Jonnu and Otton are any good. I think Otton probably has the highest/safest floor of the 3, and Jonnu's ceiling has already been shown to be a possibility where Strange's is very much seen through rose tinted glasses. I wouldn't balk at anyone having both ahead of Strange. But ultimately, especially looking at overall ADP and value grades; I do think Strange is still being undervalued as I think he does belong closer to those two in ADP/value, even if people still have him ranked behind them positionally.
Was also the logic that put him in my last bench spot over Erick All at season end
why?I'd hate that for you if you did it.i put out an offer Njoku for Strange and Mims. I've had Njoku for forever.
Short version is that Njoku is one of the 3 TE's in the league I think have a realistic shot at getting 150 targets in a 17 game season and all that goes with that.why?I'd hate that for you if you did it.i put out an offer Njoku for Strange and Mims. I've had Njoku for forever.
I think you did the right thing, his fault for not accepting sooner.I pulled my offer, and he sent one of Strange and Wittington for Njoku, which I declined.
But Pickett didnt use Friermuth in 2023. There will be a lot of 3 and outs in CLEV with him at QB. If CLEV takes Sanders, can see him starting by week 6 and giving their receivers/TE a lifeline.
He came back with a late 3rd for Strange. Might accept that. Keep him as my TE2.I think you did the right thing, his fault for not accepting sooner.I pulled my offer, and he sent one of Strange and Wittington for Njoku, which I declined.
But Pickett didnt use Friermuth in 2023. There will be a lot of 3 and outs in CLEV with him at QB. If CLEV takes Sanders, can see him starting by week 6 and giving their receivers/TE a lifeline.
FWIW Pat and PIckett only played 7 games together in 2023 and Pat was probably not all the way healthy in those games. He averaged 4.5 targets in those games, dropped to 3.4 with Rudolph.
Pickett's going to be the backup most likely so I think you are making to big of a deal about him but either way I don't see why there would be more 3 and outs with him vs the other trash the Browns have been putting out at QB when Njoku's been a target monster.
I would give a late 3rd for Strange.He came back with a late 3rd for Strange. Might accept that. Keep him as my TE2.I think you did the right thing, his fault for not accepting sooner.I pulled my offer, and he sent one of Strange and Wittington for Njoku, which I declined.
But Pickett didnt use Friermuth in 2023. There will be a lot of 3 and outs in CLEV with him at QB. If CLEV takes Sanders, can see him starting by week 6 and giving their receivers/TE a lifeline.
FWIW Pat and PIckett only played 7 games together in 2023 and Pat was probably not all the way healthy in those games. He averaged 4.5 targets in those games, dropped to 3.4 with Rudolph.
Pickett's going to be the backup most likely so I think you are making to big of a deal about him but either way I don't see why there would be more 3 and outs with him vs the other trash the Browns have been putting out at QB when Njoku's been a target monster.
I like it.He came back with a late 3rd for Strange. Might accept that. Keep him as my TE2.I think you did the right thing, his fault for not accepting sooner.I pulled my offer, and he sent one of Strange and Wittington for Njoku, which I declined.
But Pickett didnt use Friermuth in 2023. There will be a lot of 3 and outs in CLEV with him at QB. If CLEV takes Sanders, can see him starting by week 6 and giving their receivers/TE a lifeline.
FWIW Pat and PIckett only played 7 games together in 2023 and Pat was probably not all the way healthy in those games. He averaged 4.5 targets in those games, dropped to 3.4 with Rudolph.
Pickett's going to be the backup most likely so I think you are making to big of a deal about him but either way I don't see why there would be more 3 and outs with him vs the other trash the Browns have been putting out at QB when Njoku's been a target monster.
I’m sure there’s a decent sized value boost for that format but that feels like great value for strange. Doesn’t seem like a major long touchdown burnerI’m in a keep 14 league. That scores TEs: 1.5 ppr 1 pt for every 5 yards and distance scoring 0-9 yards 10 pts, 10-19 yards 20 points, 20-39 yards 30 points and 40+ yards 40 points. I’m stubbornly keeping Michael Mayer over Strange as my Te3. I flipped Strange and 1.10, 2.10 for 1.07 and 2.07.