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Manhertz is mostly used a blocker and rarely in the passing game. He played in 16 games last season and only had two catches. Ian Thomas is very raw, but has impressed everyone this offseason. I don't see him having a ton of volume in the passing game, but he I could him picking up 3-4 catches with the possibility to break a long one or score a TD. I'm leaving him on the wire, but I wouldn't be shocked to see him become a hot WW priority add in a couple weeks if Olsen is out a while.
He was a guy they were looking to next year but given the injuries he may actually be a thing. They love his blocking.
I agree. I thought JG looked good for the most part. He made some mistakes but that's a tough defense on the road. I thought the Vikings would blow them out. I was impressed with the niners yesterday in a tough place to play against a very good team.
People overrreacting to his performance. I expected even less against the Vikings. I think it’s a win. That’s the best defense he has faced so far in the NFL. And he didn’t have his go to receiver (Goodwin) at full health.
I was very impressed with his composure in the pocket. He never takes his eyes off downfield, no matter what kind of rush he has coming at him.
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Lewis had an average draft position of around 80th overall, which means that he would have been drafted in virtually every league with 6 or more teams.
Yep, seems like Darnold was locked in om him. Unfortunately, he went in the 30th round in our draft.Elevencents said:
Again, these guys were likely all drafted. Stills for sure won't be on any waiver wires.
Agreed -- the 49ers played tough at arguably the best team in the NFL and had a chance to overcome a bad day right until the end.Johnnymac said:
Yeah normally I wouldn’t see the excitement but with injuries occurring already even having a mediocre, healthy TE is important. Same with Jonnu Smith and Vannett (hopefully he turns it around).
Great question posed. I see so many threads/ articles on who to add, but much less on who to drop. That being said, in my 12-team league (3yr keeper, 17-man roster), I intend to put in a bid for Lindsay and of the players on my roster, I'd be fine to drop:
Good response and if you need validation, I think all of those drops are very solid if you are getting guys with more proven floors or flashed sustainable upside. Actually, as I look at that list, I don't see tons of risk in dumping them for guys who only have the flash of upside.
Jamaal Williams is on the hot seat. Unimpressive running in week one and already splitting 1/3 series with Montgomery (not just obvious passing situations). Vikings up next and then Aaron Jones comes back. That backfield looking very interchangable.
Warner will not go to the bench, he may switch switch to OLB but playing too good to remove him from that shotty D.
Agreed. And I hate it. He’s my #2 in one league. Not giving up just yet, hoping it was mostly game script but he needs to really impress week 2 before Jones comes back and they happily give him the start. I do have Jones moreso than the one league with Williams so not a bad thing. I shouldn’t have made that conflict in the first place.
Oh absolutely. But will still take a hit. Although Perryman is on the early hot seat so will see how next week goes.
Anybody on Dallas besides Zeke can be cut. Frank Gore. Maybe the wash WRs.
Funny - I was going to say Montgomery due to the cluster at RB, plus in the receiving game the possible rejuvenation of Cobb and the emergence of Allison.
Until you see them block.
Yeah, I think I'll be dropping Dak. Also the Chargers D. Looking to grab Quincy or Ekeler. Maybe Bilal Powell who, strangely, went undrafted.
For what it's worth most of the local sports media feel that Treadwell has very little upside. He is what he is, a guy that is good enough to make a roster and see 2-3 targets per game. Don't bite on the idea he was an early draft pick. He is a role player.
This is NOT the week to drop the Chargers D -- they play the Bills next week and could pay off.
Powell is stuck in a RBBC committee with Crowell, and they seem to be even usage.
