Engram is getting great volume, consistently. The TDs are missing but, that kind of volume shouldn't be ignored IMO.0.5 PPR - which TE?
C. Kmet vs. CAR
E. Engram vs. SF
I'd pick up for Dak for the Indy D in a heartbeat. There's no need to carry two defenses, especially when you have Cleveland. Plus, Indy's defense has a decent (on paper) matchup versus New England, but it's not like they're lighting it up - and they're on a bye next week.Add drop question. The question:
* Should I pick up D. Prescott and drop a RB?
Reason: Have L. Jackson this week vs CLE (tough matchup), but also need LJ's bye replacement in a couple weeks.
The problem: Don't have much in the way of drop options this week:
* Z. Charbonnet: Loathe to drop this lottery ticket who is getting increased touches.
* T. Spears: Ditto
* D. Pierce: Tempting. Sick of this guy. Hurt. Has a decent schedule coming up though.
* INDY D: Have CLE, but picked up INDY who faces NE.
Hard to sit LJ even against CLE. He ripped them earlier this year. That said, Prescott could duplicate LJ's production with less risk against the NYGs. However, they may not need to pass much.
Again, it's not just as much about this week's matchup, but also getting a bye week replacement in week 13 when Prescott faces SEA.
Feel like I was given a gift from the fantasy gods to go pick him up, but really hate what I'd have to drop.
Thoughts?
I'm leaning Schultz with Nico suddenly DNP practice report. Also with the news that Higgins is unlikely to at and Chase is a question mark, this just became a slightly more winnable game for Houston. I still think the Bengals win this game and I have sincere concerns the Bengals improving defense steps up to cover the offense, but Schultz feels like a reasonable start here.PPR
Dalton Shultz vs Cin
or
Kittle vs Jax?
Ford and I don't think twice. Brutal matchup for sure but he's dominating snaps and touches out of the Browns backfield. The line took a hit but it's still pretty solid. I think he's a better play based on volume. He could see as many targets as Warren sees touches (not quite but he had 7 targets last week, which is nice).Full PPR - Pick my RB2
Jerome Ford - at Ravens
Jaylen Warren - home vs Packers
Full PPR - Pick two WR
Diontae Johnson - home vs Packers
Tyler Lockett - home vs Commanders
Drake London - at Cardinals
6 Point Passing TD
Kyler Murray - home vs Falcons
Joshua Dobbs - home vs Saints
I wouldn't sit LJ this week or any other but to cover a bye you could do a lot worse than Dak.Add drop question. The question:
* Should I pick up D. Prescott and drop a RB?
Reasons:
1) Have L. Jackson this week vs CLE (tough matchup)..
2) I need an LJ bye week replacement for week 13 (Dak vs SEA).
3) My opponent has Mahommes on bye. Currently has Dobbs in, but could see them going for Dak in waivers tonight.
The problem: Don't have much in the way of drop options this week:
* Z. Charbonnet: Loathe to drop this lottery ticket who is getting increased touches.
* T. Spears: Ditto
* D. Pierce: Tempting. Sick of this guy. Hurt. Has a decent schedule coming up though.
* INDY D: Have CLE, but picked up INDY who faces NE.
Hard to sit LJ even against CLE. He ripped them earlier this year. That said, Prescott could duplicate LJ's production with less risk against the NYGs. However, they may not need to pass much.
Again, it's not just as much about this week's matchup, but also getting a bye week replacement in week 13 when Prescott faces SEA.
Feel like I was given a gift from the fantasy gods to go pick him up, but really hate what I'd have to drop.
The most rational choice would seem to be drop the Indy D. CLE D could produce sacks/turnovers against LJackson and possibly equal the output if not surpass the Indy D. Rankings seem close between the two. I'm biased after watching the pitiful NE offense live at Gillette stadium last Sunday.
Thoughts?
CLE>INDD question. Yes, random number generators.
* CLE D (@BALT) - Holding long term and this could be a bump in the road. L. Jackson ripped them earlier this year on the ground. Still, LJ is usually good for a fumble and this could be a FG fest.
* Indy vs NE (in Germany) -- More of a mediocre D facing a horrible offense. Indy has given up points/yards for sure, but they've been somewhat disruptive with sacks/ints and TDs (which are impossible to predict). Could see R. Stevenson doing well here, but if D. Douglass is banged up I'm not sure who catches the ball. NE could be in mail it in mode as well.
* SEA (vs WASH) - SEA D got smoked last week by BALT, but Wash isn't Baltimore. Howell seems to be getting better in terms of getting sacked. Looked good last week. He's a gunslinger though. SEA D fairly disruptive in terms of sacks/ints.
Note: If I go with CLE D, added benefit is I can drop the Indy or SEA D and attend to other needs.
Which?
Thanks
I'll take Rhamondre and hope last week was a harbinger of good things to come. To be fair, this thought is probably tinged with more than a bit of recency bias.Here's one:
FFPC scoring:
Need a flex:
R.Stevenson vs Ind
B.Aiyuk @ Jax
And assume CLE > SEA as well?CLE>INDD question. Yes, random number generators.
* CLE D (@BALT) - Holding long term and this could be a bump in the road. L. Jackson ripped them earlier this year on the ground. Still, LJ is usually good for a fumble and this could be a FG fest.
* Indy vs NE (in Germany) -- More of a mediocre D facing a horrible offense. Indy has given up points/yards for sure, but they've been somewhat disruptive with sacks/ints and TDs (which are impossible to predict). Could see R. Stevenson doing well here, but if D. Douglass is banged up I'm not sure who catches the ball. NE could be in mail it in mode as well.
* SEA (vs WASH) - SEA D got smoked last week by BALT, but Wash isn't Baltimore. Howell seems to be getting better in terms of getting sacked. Looked good last week. He's a gunslinger though. SEA D fairly disruptive in terms of sacks/ints.
Note: If I go with CLE D, added benefit is I can drop the Indy or SEA D and attend to other needs.
Which?
Thanks
They're just better. I think benching them is getting cute. Cute is fine but I'm looking for sexy hot. The Browns pass rush and ball hawking secondary is sexy hot.
Would you consider benching Aiyuk for Tank Dell this week? Consensus says start Aiyuk but with Nico Collins possibly out this week I can see Tank being the go-to for Stroud. Then again it could be Schultz or Noah Brown. Thoughts?I'll take Rhamondre and hope last week was a harbinger of good things to come. To be fair, this thought is probably tinged with more than a bit of recency bias.Here's one:
FFPC scoring:
Need a flex:
R.Stevenson vs Ind
B.Aiyuk @ Jax
Aiyuk has been fine, he had 100+ yards last week even but his big games feel like they were a long time ago, relatively, with Deebo back I don't see how that helps his chances too much (draws coverage blah, blah, blah if McCaffery wasn't drawing enough coverage already then he isn't that good to begin with).
Now the Jags pass d is meh and their pass rush is surprisingly weak so the Niners could definitely revert to their old ways and start putting up a lot of points. But how much of that pie belongs to Aiyuk?
In reality it's probably a coin toss but I'm probably leaning towards 15-ish opportunities for Rhamondre over 6-7 for Aiyuk.
Rhamondre>Aiyuk
Yeah, I mean the Commanders represent a tasty opportunity for opposing pass rushers. The problem is after seven games averaging 6 sacks given up (36 attempts/game) the Commanders have only given up 4 over the last two games (48 attempts/game) and that includes one sack given up to the Eagles. So...?And assume CLE > SEA as well?CLE>INDD question. Yes, random number generators.
* CLE D (@BALT) - Holding long term and this could be a bump in the road. L. Jackson ripped them earlier this year on the ground. Still, LJ is usually good for a fumble and this could be a FG fest.
* Indy vs NE (in Germany) -- More of a mediocre D facing a horrible offense. Indy has given up points/yards for sure, but they've been somewhat disruptive with sacks/ints and TDs (which are impossible to predict). Could see R. Stevenson doing well here, but if D. Douglass is banged up I'm not sure who catches the ball. NE could be in mail it in mode as well.
* SEA (vs WASH) - SEA D got smoked last week by BALT, but Wash isn't Baltimore. Howell seems to be getting better in terms of getting sacked. Looked good last week. He's a gunslinger though. SEA D fairly disruptive in terms of sacks/ints.
Note: If I go with CLE D, added benefit is I can drop the Indy or SEA D and attend to other needs.
Which?
Thanks
They're just better. I think benching them is getting cute. Cute is fine but I'm looking for sexy hot. The Browns pass rush and ball hawking secondary is sexy hot.
Seattle a pretty good real world defense unlike Indy.
Yeah, the Collins news really changes the dynamic in Houston. I still think Dell is more likely to be uneven more than Aiyuk but I do like Dell this week. Schultz is going to get his but he's not going to target hog the other guys out of the picture. And I'm not buying on Noah Brown, we've seen this show before. Sixth year WR breakouts hold no interest for me.Would you consider benching Aiyuk for Tank Dell this week? Consensus says start Aiyuk but with Nico Collins possibly out this week I can see Tank being the go-to for Stroud. Then again it could be Schultz or Noah Brown. Thoughts?I'll take Rhamondre and hope last week was a harbinger of good things to come. To be fair, this thought is probably tinged with more than a bit of recency bias.Here's one:
FFPC scoring:
Need a flex:
R.Stevenson vs Ind
B.Aiyuk @ Jax
Aiyuk has been fine, he had 100+ yards last week even but his big games feel like they were a long time ago, relatively, with Deebo back I don't see how that helps his chances too much (draws coverage blah, blah, blah if McCaffery wasn't drawing enough coverage already then he isn't that good to begin with).
Now the Jags pass d is meh and their pass rush is surprisingly weak so the Niners could definitely revert to their old ways and start putting up a lot of points. But how much of that pie belongs to Aiyuk?
In reality it's probably a coin toss but I'm probably leaning towards 15-ish opportunities for Rhamondre over 6-7 for Aiyuk.
Rhamondre>Aiyuk
Thank you! My hunch was leaning towards Dell but worrying I’d be overthinking it like when I sat Dell last week for Douglas. But that same gut feeling helped me pick up Keaton Mitchell before his big Week 9 performance, so I’ll stick with it and accept the results as they occur. Also really helps getting the perspective from a 49ers fan. I like Aiyuk more than Dell ROS but this week I’m just worried Aiyuk will continue his disappearing act when McCaffrey and Deebo and Kittle are featured. Aiyuk feels like a better version of 2022 Diontae Johnson.Yeah, the Collins news really changes the dynamic in Houston. I still think Dell is more likely to be uneven more than Aiyuk but I do like Dell this week. Schultz is going to get his but he's not going to target hog the other guys out of the picture. And I'm not buying on Noah Brown, we've seen this show before. Sixth year WR breakouts hold no interest for me.Would you consider benching Aiyuk for Tank Dell this week? Consensus says start Aiyuk but with Nico Collins possibly out this week I can see Tank being the go-to for Stroud. Then again it could be Schultz or Noah Brown. Thoughts?I'll take Rhamondre and hope last week was a harbinger of good things to come. To be fair, this thought is probably tinged with more than a bit of recency bias.Here's one:
FFPC scoring:
Need a flex:
R.Stevenson vs Ind
B.Aiyuk @ Jax
Aiyuk has been fine, he had 100+ yards last week even but his big games feel like they were a long time ago, relatively, with Deebo back I don't see how that helps his chances too much (draws coverage blah, blah, blah if McCaffery wasn't drawing enough coverage already then he isn't that good to begin with).
Now the Jags pass d is meh and their pass rush is surprisingly weak so the Niners could definitely revert to their old ways and start putting up a lot of points. But how much of that pie belongs to Aiyuk?
In reality it's probably a coin toss but I'm probably leaning towards 15-ish opportunities for Rhamondre over 6-7 for Aiyuk.
Rhamondre>Aiyuk
Yes, I would consider it
Dell>Aiyuk
WAT?Thank you! My hunch was leaning towards Dell but worrying I’d be overthinking it like when I sat Dell last week for Douglas. But that same gut feeling helped me pick up Keaton Mitchell before his big Week 9 performance, so I’ll stick with it and accept the results as they occur. Also really helps getting the perspective from a 49ers fan. I like Aiyuk more than Dell ROS but this week I’m just worried Aiyuk will continue his disappearing act when McCaffrey and Deebo and Kittle are featured. Aiyuk feels like a better version of 2022 Diontae Johnson.Yeah, the Collins news really changes the dynamic in Houston. I still think Dell is more likely to be uneven more than Aiyuk but I do like Dell this week. Schultz is going to get his but he's not going to target hog the other guys out of the picture. And I'm not buying on Noah Brown, we've seen this show before. Sixth year WR breakouts hold no interest for me.Would you consider benching Aiyuk for Tank Dell this week? Consensus says start Aiyuk but with Nico Collins possibly out this week I can see Tank being the go-to for Stroud. Then again it could be Schultz or Noah Brown. Thoughts?I'll take Rhamondre and hope last week was a harbinger of good things to come. To be fair, this thought is probably tinged with more than a bit of recency bias.Here's one:
FFPC scoring:
Need a flex:
R.Stevenson vs Ind
B.Aiyuk @ Jax
Aiyuk has been fine, he had 100+ yards last week even but his big games feel like they were a long time ago, relatively, with Deebo back I don't see how that helps his chances too much (draws coverage blah, blah, blah if McCaffery wasn't drawing enough coverage already then he isn't that good to begin with).
Now the Jags pass d is meh and their pass rush is surprisingly weak so the Niners could definitely revert to their old ways and start putting up a lot of points. But how much of that pie belongs to Aiyuk?
In reality it's probably a coin toss but I'm probably leaning towards 15-ish opportunities for Rhamondre over 6-7 for Aiyuk.
Rhamondre>Aiyuk
Yes, I would consider it
Dell>Aiyuk
I’ve committed a cardinal sin, please forgive me lolWAT?Thank you! My hunch was leaning towards Dell but worrying I’d be overthinking it like when I sat Dell last week for Douglas. But that same gut feeling helped me pick up Keaton Mitchell before his big Week 9 performance, so I’ll stick with it and accept the results as they occur. Also really helps getting the perspective from a 49ers fan. I like Aiyuk more than Dell ROS but this week I’m just worried Aiyuk will continue his disappearing act when McCaffrey and Deebo and Kittle are featured. Aiyuk feels like a better version of 2022 Diontae Johnson.Yeah, the Collins news really changes the dynamic in Houston. I still think Dell is more likely to be uneven more than Aiyuk but I do like Dell this week. Schultz is going to get his but he's not going to target hog the other guys out of the picture. And I'm not buying on Noah Brown, we've seen this show before. Sixth year WR breakouts hold no interest for me.Would you consider benching Aiyuk for Tank Dell this week? Consensus says start Aiyuk but with Nico Collins possibly out this week I can see Tank being the go-to for Stroud. Then again it could be Schultz or Noah Brown. Thoughts?I'll take Rhamondre and hope last week was a harbinger of good things to come. To be fair, this thought is probably tinged with more than a bit of recency bias.Here's one:
FFPC scoring:
Need a flex:
R.Stevenson vs Ind
B.Aiyuk @ Jax
Aiyuk has been fine, he had 100+ yards last week even but his big games feel like they were a long time ago, relatively, with Deebo back I don't see how that helps his chances too much (draws coverage blah, blah, blah if McCaffery wasn't drawing enough coverage already then he isn't that good to begin with).
Now the Jags pass d is meh and their pass rush is surprisingly weak so the Niners could definitely revert to their old ways and start putting up a lot of points. But how much of that pie belongs to Aiyuk?
In reality it's probably a coin toss but I'm probably leaning towards 15-ish opportunities for Rhamondre over 6-7 for Aiyuk.
Rhamondre>Aiyuk
Yes, I would consider it
Dell>Aiyuk
GO RAIDERS!!!
#### the Niners
Ouch.With injuries and byes I've found myself in a pickle:
Half PPR SuperFlex:
I need a WR and a (super)Flex out of the following:
WR - Noah Brown @ CIN
WR - Demario Douglas v Indy in Germany
RB - Zach Charbonnet v Washington
QB - Aidan O'Connel v Jets
Yeah I have Nico (and Puka) so with Nico officially out I scrambled to the wire for Brown. Lookin like it'll be St. Brown and non-sainthood Brown at WR this week for me. Thanks again!Ouch.With injuries and byes I've found myself in a pickle:
Half PPR SuperFlex:
I need a WR and a (super)Flex out of the following:
WR - Noah Brown @ CIN
WR - Demario Douglas v Indy in Germany
RB - Zach Charbonnet v Washington
QB - Aidan O'Connel v Jets
If Nico is out, and he was DNP two days in a row, I think Brown is the play. I don't like any of your options but Stroud is a better QB than Mac Jones, by a good margin. O'Connell just has a terrible matchup to expect much, unless you are a Josh Jacobs owner in which case I like the matchup. And Charbonnet isn't getting the touches necessary to really consider him.
If Nico plays... begrudgingly I guess Douglas might be the best play, although in that situation I may default to the QB and hope for the best.
Brown>O'Connell>Douglas>Charbonnet
If Chase is out I think it's obviously Boyd, but CIN CBs aren't overly impressive and with Nico out I think Brown has a good game.Battle of the waiver wire WR's:
Boyd or Noah Brown
.5 PPR
Pick 'emBattle of the waiver wire WR's:
Boyd or Noah Brown
.5 PPR
Really tough choice my friend. Like, seriously I can make an argument for and against any of these guys.3rd WR , SuperFlex, .5 PPR
Addison, Godwin, London, Smith-Njigba?
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I think I may try to capture as much of the Commanders receiving numbers as I can. Washington is the most pass happy team in the league and they seem to have made huge improvements in their protections as Howell has gone from taking 6 sacks/game over the first 7 games to 2 sacks/game over the last two even though he has thrown an average of 9 more passes per game..5 PPR, 1 per 10 yards, 6 pt tds with bonus 2 points for 40+ yard tds - Need two flex from the following:
T McLaurin
J Dotson
T Boyd
London and not thinking twice about it. Better matchup, probably a better QB and more talented. Jaokobi is having a fine season but he's not seeing nearly the same volume with O'Connell at QB and end around TD runs are highly unlikely to happen again.Drake london against the cardinals or jakobi Meyers against the jets?
Even as a Gibbs manager myself, if I was forced to choose one, it would be Montgomery. Triply so in a non-PPR format where TDs are far more important. I have no question Monty will, at the very least, still be the goal line hammer for Detroit.A couple of RB decisions (standard scoring, no PPR):
1) Gibbs or Montgomery: Does Monty go back to being the primary ball carrier, even if Gibbs has a bigger role, or has Gibbs taken over the primary role?
2) Javonte Williams or Walker III: Williams looked pretty good last week and he's clearly the bell cow, but what happens if Buffalo gets a big lead, while Charbonnet has increased his role in Sea.
I went heavy RB in the draft and picked up some good RBs using FAAB, so I'm long good RBs. I also have Mixon whom I plan to start.
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I wouldn't hold my breath for an Engram TD. On the season he has 0 targets inside the 5, 0 targets inside the 10, 0 targets inside the 15 and 1 target inside the 20. Sure, things can change maybe Pederson is an evil genius and setting up opponents to unleash Engram in the RZ for a 3 TD explosion, but that's 8 games and 61 targets of evidence. If Engram gets a TD it's because he broke one off..5 ppr
My entire starting team to give you some correlation context - for now starters are in bold. Got Engram in a trade yesterday so it's given me another question mark
QB: Lamar
RB: Ekeler / Bijan
WR: Aiyuk / Dell / Diontae Johnson
TE: Andrews
2 FLEX: Javonte Williams / E Engram / Davante Adams / Flowers
I don't think there's anyone who's feeling good about Adams, or Flowers games this weekend given its the Jets and Browns D.....I'm also playing the Browns D with Lamar and Andrews already going against them. I figure when Lamar fumbles 2 times I'll at least get net zero.
Comes down I think to Engram who has got something like min 8 targets in 4 straight with avg 7yrds per target - no TD's...yet, in a SF shootout and I think JAX has the kind of offence that can move the ball on SF. Or is Adams despite all the logic, a guy that needs to play because at some point he will be open and if AC can deliver the ball....
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LOLHurting bad with byes in one league and need a standard flex. Spears/QJ/Charb
I have no clue my friend.Hurting bad with byes in one league and need a standard flex. Spears/QJ/Charb
I'm going Jest, especially if Kolton Miller is out. And probably even if he plays. Honestly I would probably start both defenses in this game.I know DEFs are random number generators but:
Bills vs Broncos
or
Jets @ Raiders
Slightly favor Jets but Bills probably have easier schedule coming up. Thanks
My only thought is, wow your league has deep rosters.Lost Nico and Higgins
Need a 1 week replacement(hopefully)
Shakir vs DEN
Woods @ CIN
Powell vs NO
Irwin vs HOU
Lost Nico and Higgins
Need a 1 week replacement(hopefully)
Shakir vs DEN
Woods @ CIN
Powell vs NO
Irwin vs HOU
I like Monty.In .5 ppr I need to choose one of:
Diontae Johnson vs GB (trending up but GB are a run funnel and I can't imagine this will be a high scoring affair)
Hollywood Brown vs ATL (Kyler is back for the first time since 2022)
Deebo Samuel vs JAX (I also have CMC and ETN in this game)
I'm starting DK vs WAS (surely this week is his long awaited blow up) as my other WR and Monty vs LAC (tough run defense but I think he'll pick up near to where he left off on a dominant offense) as my flex.
Thanks for any input!
Probably Dotson or Shaheed. I’m not big on Wash this week though, the Seattle pass d is improved.12 team 1 QB league start 5 total WR & RB (min 1 RB, max 3 & min 2 WR max 4) .3 PPR with long TD bonuses
These 4 are already in:
Chase
Hall
Aiyuk @ Jax
McLaurin @ Seattle
If we agree on the above, then please pick one:
Shaheed @ Minnesota
Brian Robinson @ Seattle
Dotson @ Seattle
Not under consideration yet?
C Watson @ Pittsburgh
K Mitchell vs Cleveland
A Gibson @ Seattle
Thank you
It looks like Michael Thomas is expected to play so I expect Shaheed's snap counts could be anywhere from 40% to 75% And his utilization will probably remain around 3 targets. He's more of a swing for the fences guy, and he pays off surprisingly often but not enough for my taste.12 team 1 QB league start 5 total WR & RB (min 1 RB, max 3 & min 2 WR max 4) .3 PPR with long TD bonuses
These 4 are already in:
Chase
Hall
Aiyuk @ Jax
McLaurin @ Seattle
If we agree on the above, then please pick one:
Shaheed @ Minnesota
Brian Robinson @ Seattle
Dotson @ Seattle
Not under consideration yet?
C Watson @ Pittsburgh
K Mitchell vs Cleveland
A Gibson @ Seattle
Thank you