I'll take the Brandon Tate question. Bloom has compared his skill set to Jeremy Maclin, and it's an accurate comparison. Tate is very raw as a receiver, but has great run after the catch ability and open field moves. He separates well, and gets in and out of breaks quickly. He's hard to get a clean shot on because he's so shifty. He injured his knee last year against Notre Dame in October and has been battling his way back since. His hands are a little inconsistent, but he could develop into a big play weapon for the Pats.And yes, Daniel Jeremiah is tha man!If you guys have touched on this feel free to skip it.Dynasty PPR - What are some good buy low players that you are very confident will outproduce what their perceived value is?Brandon Tate - I recently read he felt healed and ready to go once his IR restrictions are up. What are your guys thoughts on him?Oh and can we change the Daniel Jeremiah podcast from ask 5 to ask 20, thanks
Ive been saying Tynes is the kicker I like when asked, he's the kicker on almos all of my teams, good job, O doesnt always finish in the red zone, NYG led in kicker scoring last year.Dwise, I like the Saints going forward, with the high scoring offense and Gregg Williams coordinating the D, they should force a lot of turnovers.I've enjoyed the show, thanks a lot.But...You devoted 700+ words to who's the Tampa Bay 3rd string QB in the second half. Like that's gonna win anyone anything.Something of ACTUAL REAL VALUE, of weekly VITAL importance that no fantasy talking head EVER wants to talk about: Who should I be starting every week at kicker and Defense?All the "sage" advice is that 'throw a dart at the end of the draft', 'coz your guess is as good as anyone else's, but COME ON, grow a pair, and show some actual wisdom where little on record exists? Rank the top upside plays for the next half a season for D's and K's?
1) This ones close, but I like Ryan over Big Ben. New England's secondary is a weak point of that defense, the Pats will try to take Michael Turner out of the game, but stopping Tony G and White will be a big challenge. 2) the PPR aspect gives a slight edge to Slaton and Sproles. Again, very close, but I could see a scenario unfold where the Giants just run away with this thing, doing whatever they want to against Tampa. This could mean they put the game away early, and give more looks to Gartrell Johnson and Ahmad Bradshaw in the second half.WDIS Tough on the QBs and RBs this year ...1) Big Ben or M. Ryan2) 2 of 3 - Slaton/Jacobs/Sproles1 pt. for every 3 receptions - rest is fairly typical scoringTks guys
The situation in Denver is messy, but the Broncos are trying to get Marshall involved early in games. He has been absent on some third down passing situations in the second half, but he is getting quality targets. Orton has targeted him deep a few times, on crossing routes over the middle, and on bubble screens. Marshall has always been known to drop a high number of passes, but he is looking lost out on the field on some occasions. Some have questioned his motivation, as it appears he is dogging it at times. Coach Josh McDaniels has stated that he won't force feed the ball to create a true #1 in Denver. Each week the team will try to exploit mismatches with the defense. Some weeks Marshall will be targeted heavily, other weeks they may want to go to Royal more - or Stokley - or Gaffney - or the tight ends. As you've seen in this thread, Marshall is available on waivers in some leagues! I would take Felix over BMarsh every day of the week.Sigmond/Cecil, you guys are awesome. thanks for your insight. Buy low on Marshall...he seemed to fall off last year after a fast start. He had Ok yards with a few big games but 3 TDs in the first 3 games and 3 more the rest of the year. So why do you think he will step up with a lower quality QB. He is getting targets but I suppose they are lower quality targets.would you five f.jones for marshall?
Too early to panic IMHO. Wes Welker's injury has really hurt the timing and rhythm of this offense. If he is able to play, it will help out the Patriots immensely. Brady and Galloway have a lack of chemistry, and while Julian Edelman had a good game in week 2, both Brady and Moss were frequently telling him where to line up before the snap, and there were several drops/mistimed throws where I thought to myself "Welker would've snagged that." The Patriots hate to lose, and Bellichick will right this ship before too long.I really want to hear your take on Brady & Moss. Is it time to panic yet? I have both and my success is dependent upon their success. Is it too early to work on a plan B? Or should I give more time for Brady to shake the rust off?
Garrard, the Texans gave up almost 450 total yards last week. Jax needs to get on the winning track.Evans and Hester, shootout potential for Buffalo v New Orleans, 0% chance of rain in Seattle and 'Hawks D will be on their heels because of Forte, I like the chances for Hester over the top.Great show guys - a couple of WDIS, PPR league:Garrard or Sanchez (yeah my team is that bad - thankfully they're my QB2 in a start 2 league)Evans, Hester, Royal, or Laurent Robinson at WR2 and 3?Thanks!
LWashFelixok guys, non-ppr flex. leon washington, , burleson, morgan, holt or royal(eddie)then other league non ppr flex, felix jones, ray rice, michael bush, antonio bryant( if he plays), bobby wadethanks guys, great show
thanks for listening! Be sure to subscribe to check out all of our podcasts here - http://subscribers.footballguys.com/podcast/Schedule is as follows:Thanks guys for answering my question on air! That was awesome! Great input on your advice! Can't wait for the next show! It was great
I've enjoyed the show, thanks a lot.
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You devoted 700+ words to who's the Tampa Bay 3rd string QB in the second half. Like that's gonna win anyone anything.