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Unless there's someone with more upside out there, I would keep hanging on to Brown. (Though I'm biased, I have him too.) I think Royal is Fool's Gold. He's never surfaced as a threat after he left the Broncos (and that was in the Cutler era IIRC).
That's why I expressed doubt, i.e. the part (much, much further into my post) where I said "and I don't think he's worth dropping for Edelman"
I think he's droppable except in 12+ team PPR leagues. I need the bench spots to play with.
I actually like Edelman ROS. Even when Gronk gets, back, Edelman is probably #3 on the pecking order. And that's assuming Gronk and Amendola are actually healthy, which is wishful thinking if you're a Pats fan (recognizing Edelman has his own injury history). Vereen is out and Sudfeld and Thompkins were underwhelming. I'll take the 2/3 option in a Tom Brady offense all day.
In a league where WR and TE are all the same, I'm looking at Edelman, Cook, J. Thomas and possible Jordan Cameron or Andre Roberts. Edelman and Cook are definitely more attractive ROS than V. Brown IMO. The others are debatable.
I don't understand this one at all. Pierce is the clear feature back handcuff and has the ability to score flex points weekly. Christine Michael has not played one snap yet this year and wouldn't be a complete handcuff. At best, Michael would get the early down work. Turbin is the clear 3rd down back, and possibly would take early down snaps as well. Turbin has looked pretty good in his spot work.
Sometimes FF players can't differentiate between dynasty and redraft. Pre-season garbage time hype can do that to the best of us.
Time to drop him in redraft since the rest of his schedule looks difficult and the likelihood you would start him even if healthy is low.
OP nailed this one. I thought the idea of dropping a backup QB after a single week of action was silly, especially someone whom I was as high in the offseason as Freeman ... until I watched someone else grab Manuel off the wire while Free put the cherry on a horrific off-field week by going 9-for-22 against the Saints' defense.
