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2 points make a straight line, to be fair.as they say in statistics, 2 points do not make a trend. Good to wait until after week 3
that being said this is a great topic. So many people playing below standards out there.
2 points make a straight line, to be fair.as they say in statistics, 2 points do not make a trend. Good to wait until after week 3
that being said this is a great topic. So many people playing below standards out there.
This is a very good point - not sure all teams are thinking that far ahead when legs are fresh and they try to get off to good starts, but it’s certainly possible.One thing I am very curious about is how the 17th game plays into things. At least at the RB position it is likely some teams might be holding back some to have their dogs later on.
And while 2 wrongs don't make a right, 3 rights do make a left.2 points make a straight line, to be fair.
Imagine if the gave Hunt 20 carries a game...ahartig said:I took Chubb 3rd overall in 0.5 PPR due to his consistent play and the fact he is so damn good. Happy so far.
Imagine if they gave Chubb 25 carries a game…. Holy cow.
Except Winston isn't that talented. And he turns the ball over a lot. Week 1 he only threw what, 11 passes? And he was 11/22 for 50% comp rate.Shawnky said:Yesterday’s situation tells more than what happened on the field. That team was missing a lot of talent and 8 coaches. I’m biased due to being an optimistic Saints fan, but Kamara produced week 1 and was still electric with Teddy under center. I’m a believer talent always wins out.
Chocolate Moose TracksHot Sauce Guy said:Sounds delicious. Mint Chip?
I'm glad to see you putting your actions where your post is though, chilling with some ice cream, not worrying about your players.
Agreed, one silver lining for Kittle possibly upping his production is that they may need to be more pass heavy with the RBs so dinged up.It's far and away Kittle for me. It's the first time I have ever jumped for a TE early in all my years of doing this. Not a good start. He's WAY too talented and Shanny has to get his head out of his #### and get him more involved. 4 targets? Seriously?
Not like they have any RBs left so we'll see...
Especially when those fonts are fishyHot Sauce Guy said:I'm deeply concerned about the use of colored fonts here.
He will be a top 5 RB starting as early as next week. He has ten day's to rest up. He showed some explosion in the last game. I think it was pretty much expected that it would take him 2 or 3 games to get it going.Hot Sauce Guy said:heck, the dude who picked him 2.10 in my league just put him on the block.
Personally I see Barkley as a decent buy-low. He should get more and more comfortable as he tests that knee. Once that happens, look out.
I think MoP did it on porpoise.Especially when those fonts are fishyHot Sauce Guy said:I'm deeply concerned about the use of colored fonts here.
Those colors should be immediately squished10 minutes ago, themeistersinger said:
5 hours ago, Hot Sauce Guy said:
I'm deeply concerned about the use of colored fonts here.
Especially when those fonts are fishy
I think MoP did it on porpoise.
ahartig said:Imagine if they gave Chubb 25 carries a game…. Holy cow.
There are a lot of mouths to feed but it's a pretty big pie in AZ. It looked like Patrick Peterson played him pretty well after Hopkins good start. I feel like he may not get as many targets but he will be very efficient this year.fightingillini said:I am slightly worried about Deandre Hopkins.
He has 3 TDs so far which is great, but for the 1st 2 weeks, he has 12 targets out of 76 passes, which is only a 16% target share. Out of the AZ WRs, Moore has 13 targets, Hopkins and Green have 12 targets, and Kirk has 9 targets. So Murray is spreading it around really well. Last year Hopkins had a 29% target share. Much of Hopkins' value comes from the consistent volume, and while it's only 2 games, I don't think he's going to come close to the 29% target share going forward, and I would be surprised if he even gets to 25% share. Too many mouths to feed in AZ.
RB's don't usually win teams championships but you have to wonder how unstoppable that offense would be with him.As a Seahawks fan and Chubb owner it makes me cry at night that they selected Rashaad Penny ahead of him. That was one hell of a miss...
I did say he's probably a buy-low candidate. I just don't know if it'll be week 5 or week 10. Sometimes it takes players a year. I've seen a lot of NFL writers refer to that time-frame.He will be a top 5 RB starting as early as next week. He has ten day's to rest up. He showed some explosion in the last game. I think it was pretty much expected that it would take him 2 or 3 games to get it going.
I don't know that he will get back to his dominant form. I do think there are so many questions with Zeke, Mixon, Taylor, Kamara etc. that he could end up top 5 by default. I think it's more realistic to think top 7 or 8.I did say he's probably a buy-low candidate. I just don't know if it'll be week 5 or week 10. Sometimes it takes players a year. I've seen a lot of NFL writers refer to that time-frame.
I don't know that he will get back to his dominant form. I do think there are so many questions with Zeke, Mixon, Naji, Taylor, Kamara etc. that he could end up top 5 by default. I think it's more realistic to think top 7 or 8.
Kittle spent a lot of time blocking this week. Jimmy G is a check down artist right now, hard to depend upon Kittle.Agreed, one silver lining for Kittle possibly upping his production is that they may need to be more pass heavy with the RBs so dinged up.
Hard to fault Shanny though - the team is winning and Kittle is plenty involved in the game plan. Just not the way we want him to be.
Hot Sauce Guy said:15 more. 15 MORE!
lol
Also, it's never too early to panic. I live in CA. In case of an earthquake, I do not sit around feeling my domicile vibrating & think, "I should chill out - this'll probably be fine"
No, I get my dogs & GTFO as quickly as possible. Sometimes panicking helps. Even in FF. Someone's buy-low can be your "cut bait on a player who's not gonna get it done this year".
The trick is correctly identifying who to panic over.
Hes an overrated fantasy TEIt's far and away Kittle for me. It's the first time I have ever jumped for a TE early in all my years of doing this. Not a good start. He's WAY too talented and Shanny has to get his head out of his #### and get him more involved. 4 targets? Seriously?
Not like they have any RBs left so we'll see...
Mark Andrews may not be a top 5 guy but he'll probably finish no worse than 6 given the crap at TE. You make a good point about Him not being the only guy in town anymore. Rashaad Bateman comes back in a few weeks as well. I drafted Andrews because I wanted a set it and forget it guy. I have Gronk on the bench and now don't know who to play. The minute I go to Gronk he'll put up a 2/30 line.travdogg said:I'm not sure I'm concerned with any early round guys yet. Some mid-round guys though:
Mike Davis, his entire selling point was workhorse RB. He's not that by a longshot. He's a borderline cut, as Patterson is a threat, a bad offense hurts, and frankly, this was easy to see coming, but he went as a top-25 RB in most leagues anyway. Same applies to Gaskin, though more people were against him.
Robby Anderson, seems DJ Moore has clearly pulled away from him, and CMC's return has made it too tough for 2 WR's to have value.
Laviska Shenault, Urban Meyer is greatly out of his depth, and has pigeonholed him into a gadget/slot role.
Mark Andrews, this may be premature, but his big selling point was that he was the #1 pass catcher on his team. Sure seems like Hollywood has taken that from him. He's still a starter for fantasy teams, but I'm not sure he's a top-5 guy going forward.
As a Washington fan, I was cringing all summer whenever I would hear one of these (so called) fantasy sharps touting him as such an early pick this year. This idea that the team would phase out McKissic for no reason at all, when he played great last season, was totally nonsensical. It was a lot of wishcasting with him by the fantasy talking heads.Antonio Gibson. Took him in the mid 2nd....and he's usually the kind of RB I don't like taking (2nd or 3rd year guy who had a nice season kind of out of nowhere....but now is being annointed as an RB2) but I heard people mention him as The Christian McCaffery of the WFT. I kind of feel like I'm going to get Kevan Barlow'd by him.
Gronk went 4/39 just last game, didn't he? That's not great. Bailed out by two TDs.The minute I go to Gronk he'll put up a 2/30 line.
He played against the lions. It wasn't that great of performance. I'd sell high if anyone is buying.You're concerned about him??
Do you know why McKissic wasn’t involved week one? I wonder if he’ll be even more involved with Fitz out.As a Washington fan, I was cringing all summer whenever I would hear one of these (so called) fantasy sharps touting him as such an early pick this year. This idea that the team would phase out McKissic for no reason at all, when he played great last season, was totally nonsensical. It was a lot of wishcasting with him by the fantasy talking heads.
NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reports testing on Tua Tagovailoa's rib injury didn't reveal any "major issues."I worry that Waddle will be impossible to start with Brissett at QB.
snap countsDo you know why McKissic wasn’t involved week one? I wonder if he’ll be even more involved with Fitz out.
I agree with you regarding the over hype of Gibson. McKissic is a fantastic pass catching back. No reason to not use him when that’s his specialty.
Even just as a Niners fan I'm concerned about Aiyuk. I don't think this is Shanny head games. I am under the impression that there's something legitimate going on - like he's out there running bad routes & not putting the time into the playbook.Aiyuk. That's a serious issue if you drafted him as WR1/2. He's nuking a team of mine.
After last week the AB owner (my opponent this week) talked allllllllll kinds of tall trash about how AB was gonna destroy me, how the guys who drafted Evans & Godwin wasted their picks & blah blah blah.Gronk went 4/39 just last game, didn't he? That's not great. Bailed out by two TDs.
The specific hope (and why I dealt for him, and subsequently traded him away) was the reporting that he'd "spent all offseason working on his receiving" and Mahomes coming out with comments about how improved CEH was as a receiver, focal point of the offense, etc.Most guys will even out. But if you own CEH and aren't panicking, well I salute you. The hope was a full offseason of weights and the playbook would lead to a vastly improved player. I mean, every rb kc has ever used has put up huge numbers and he's been a complete dud. Not getting any passing game usage and now being in his second year is especially worrying. I hate to bench him but it's getting really hard not to.
Kittle is a buy-low. He's going to have his games. This week was an ugly game. They won't all be, and JimmyG loves him some Kittle.I understand the Kittle concern, but I’m not there…yet. If he delivers another dud Week 3 I will have some concern, but I think he gives us a big one versus Green Bay.
My biggest concern is not enjoying fantasy nearly as much as I used to. Debating retirement but not sure I can let it go.
Somehow I don't think Kittle is a buy low. He will remain a buy high all year.Kittle is a buy-low. He's going to have his games. This week was an ugly game. They won't all be, and JimmyG loves him some Kittle.
Arains is going to let Brady and Gronk eat inside the red zone including inside the five and pad their hall of fame stats all year.....Brady could set a record for TD passes inside the 5....Gronk went 4/39 just last game, didn't he? That's not great. Bailed out by two TDs.
Gronk went 4/39 just last game, didn't he? That's not great. Bailed out by two TDs.