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Wasn’t it Swift’s coach who said something about there behind a difference between hurt and injured?Maybe, maybe not. I do think Swift has proven to be a player who doesn’t play through injuries.It doesn't because we cannot predict injury base on the past.
I think so. I just remember in Detroit, he always seemed to be bothered by something and never handled it well.Wasn’t it Swift’s coach who said something about there behind a difference between hurt and injured?Maybe, maybe not. I do think Swift has proven to be a player who doesn’t play through injuries.It doesn't because we cannot predict injury base on the past.
Hunter, but you're razor thin at RB and have no true RB1.
Definitely a hunter. That WR corps is just a disgusting embarrassment of riches, assuming they get paid / on the field.
I don’t mind Williams. Should be a stud again. Rumors of his demise are exaggerated.Did a PPR best ball redraft yesterday, missed a few picks on timer (DOH) just curious anyway this dog hunts?
Goff, Cousins
Breece Hall, Kyren Williams, Brian Robinson, Trey Benson, Gibson
Collins, McLaurin, JSN, Jameson Williams, Shaheed, Michael Wilson, Boyd, Burks
Kincaid, Ertz, Sinnott
Kyren Williams and Burks were both auto picks
That’s more like it. She’ll hunt for sure.
Huntin dog.
Given the format, I think she’ll hunt. TE is a concern. You have some players I’m not super high on like Jones & Jacobs, but I’m probably wrong about them. I often am. lol
A bit shaky at RB - your depth is basically all rookies + Brown (who I really like). All your RB are RBBC guys or backups. That’s less than ideal, but this has the feel of a RB room that could have a monster 2nd half if things break right.
Yeah. I’ve never played a ten teamer either… but we had two teams drop out last minute so we added another flex and just went with it. The good news I’m superflex with ten teams is at least there some scraps left on the QB pile on the wire.
In this format this is a serious hunting dog.
That’s a cool twist as well. I love seeing the teams posted in here in part because I love seeing the quirky formats.
Huntin dog.
Very strong team, will hunt
I think this'll hunt. You'll have a rotating door of RB2s but I think you can work something out. You also have decent assets to trade should RB situation get hairy (Kelce, one of your QBs). Really like your QBs and starting WRs.
Huntin dog.
What are your lineup requirements?
Oh, doh.
I like a lot of players on this team, but with Allgeier as a starting RB, I’m not sure she’ll hunt.
She’s a hunter, but some injury / age concerns as with team above.
She’ll hunt as long as Adams doesn’t fall off of a cliff with Minshew/Father Time.
I definitely agree with you—but you mentioned guys in your analysis that I dont have. The old guys that I have are Stafford, Kupp, Kelce and Hopkins. My counterpoint to you is that I don’t view Kelce and Kincaid as tight ends. I view them as being primary receiving targets for really good qb’s. I think Kincaid could easily put up WR2 numbers, and I think that Kelce (if he stays healthy) can put up WR2+ numbers—which should give me an advantage at the one required TE spot we have in our league. The reason why I went this route is because of the auction draft. I paid up for Kelce because I wanted that distinct advantage at the TE spot ($30 out of a $200 auction budget)—but I only paid $8 for Kincaid. The vast majority of WR2’s in the league went for $20+—-and I got both for a combined $38. With that said—I agree with you—i am taking some chances on some older players—and my RB depth is non existent. With that said—I am of the belief that RB’s are the one position that come up on waiver wires every year. Fingers crossed and thank you for the evaluation.
Yeah, like I said, with health luck, you’re set.
Thank you. Because Kincaid got nominated later in the draft—I was able to get a nice deal on him. It’s not tight end premium—but I will say that because of the deep lineup requirements (12 teams with effectively 2 qb, 2 rbs, either 3 wrs or 2wrs+1te, 1 tight end, and another rb/wr flex spot)—that every team in the league has flaws. The team with the most running back and wr depth will be starting aaron rodgers and will Levis each week. The team with the best running backs will be starting Greg dulcich at TE each week…etc. In this league—you almost have to go into the draft deciding what you want your strengths to be—and consequently—what the weakness will be for that strength. As you said—the in season management is where you make the adjustments.
