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WR Jameson Williams, DET (3 Viewers)

Just took him at 10.5 in a 12 teamer, one of the FBG home leagues.
i'm surprised with all the strong opinions about him that he's till a pretty easy get in the the 9th/10th. He has to have one of the lowest draft standard deiviations and I would have wagered money it would have been one of the highest.
Ya, he's simply not creeping up into the top 7-8 rounds like some people thought he would.

Round 9 is a good spot to target him, Round 10 if you're risky, Round 8 if you're afraid to lose him and want to reach. Like Winz mentioned, it sounds like most of the hype that we are all feeling from this guy is from this thread and he's not being talked about as a big named sleeper many other places at all.
 
Just took him at 10.5 in a 12 teamer, one of the FBG home leagues.
i'm surprised with all the strong opinions about him that he's till a pretty easy get in the the 9th/10th. He has to have one of the lowest draft standard deiviations and I would have wagered money it would have been one of the highest.
That is what I thought too. I finally saw an outlier last night and he went 6.02. Earliest I've seen and probably by a lot. I would think that because of the desire to stack in best ball, that there would be more reaching but there really hasn't been.
 
underdog ADP is currently 81.7 or round 7 pick 10 so it has crept up a bit lately
FFPC ADP is currently 112, or round 10 pick 4, and has dropped over the last 2 weeks.

EDT:
Yahoo ADP is currently 118
ESPN ADP is currently 117

Sleeper 111
Yep, he's pretty consistently going between picks 100-120. Taking him in the 7th round is just pointless... go 8th if you REALLY want to make sure you get him, but I've been consistently grabbing him in rounds 9 and 10 in all drafts... who knows how far he would slip if I wasn't the one to take him.
 
to complete a stack (sort of) with Amon-Ra and LaPorta
That's the exact OPPOSITE of what a stack is. A stack scores you double points on a single play... this would score you kinda HALF points (since your other Receiver will come up with a goose egg on that play)
they're called mini stacks if you don't have the QB but I did end up getting Goff so it is complete now. I have a couple others that include Gibbs though.
 
Just took him 7.06 as WR36 to complete a stack (sort of) with Amon-Ra and LaPorta. Will see if I can snag Goff.
Would have easily been there at 8.07.
no his ADP that I just stated was 7.10 on average he wouldn't have been there.
His ADP is also skewed by 10 man leagues counting there.

7th round is ridiculous for him, in redrafts make sure to not go before round 9 or 10, you'll get him every time.
 
underdog ADP is currently 81.7 or round 7 pick 10 so it has crept up a bit lately
FFPC ADP is currently 112, or round 10 pick 4, and has dropped over the last 2 weeks.

EDT:
Yahoo ADP is currently 118
ESPN ADP is currently 117
FFPC FPC tourney in July his ADP was 110 over 129 drafts.
FPC tourney data over the last two days his ADP is 105 over 66 drafts.

Source fantasymojo. His ADP has barely moved at all.

Bestball is where he is climbing a skosh. And those UD drafts are start 3WR which I've actually mentioned a lot. But he IS a 7th rounder there.
 
underdog ADP is currently 81.7 or round 7 pick 10 so it has crept up a bit lately
FFPC ADP is currently 112, or round 10 pick 4, and has dropped over the last 2 weeks.

EDT:
Yahoo ADP is currently 118
ESPN ADP is currently 117
FFPC FPC tourney in July his ADP was 110 over 129 drafts.
FPC tourney data over the last two days his ADP is 105 over 66 drafts.

Source fantasymojo. His ADP has barely moved at all.

Bestball is where he is climbing a skosh. And those UD drafts are start 3WR which I've actually mentioned a lot. But he IS a 7th rounder there.
I have done 67 Underdog Bestball drafts so far. I have a 62.5% draft percentage of Jamo, so I am basically all in on him lol.

All 42 times I have taken him, it has been after pick 85 (Almost always I aim for him in the 90-105 zone and get him most of the time), even recent drafts the last few days.

EDT: I play mostly the $25, $50, and $100 leagues, so maybe the adp data is pulling a lot from the $3 leagues where people just f*** around as it's so cheap. But in the bigger money ones, you can get him in Round 9 without much issue at all.
 
Just took him 7.06 as WR36 to complete a stack (sort of) with Amon-Ra and LaPorta. Will see if I can snag Goff.
Would have easily been there at 8.07.
no his ADP that I just stated was 7.10 on average he wouldn't have been there.
His ADP is also skewed by 10 man leagues counting there.

7th round is ridiculous for him, in redrafts make sure to not go before round 9 or 10, you'll get him every time.
no it isn't it's all 12 team leagues. it is skewed because it is 3WRs
 
underdog ADP is currently 81.7 or round 7 pick 10 so it has crept up a bit lately
FFPC ADP is currently 112, or round 10 pick 4, and has dropped over the last 2 weeks.

EDT:
Yahoo ADP is currently 118
ESPN ADP is currently 117
FFPC FPC tourney in July his ADP was 110 over 129 drafts.
FPC tourney data over the last two days his ADP is 105 over 66 drafts.

Source fantasymojo. His ADP has barely moved at all.

Bestball is where he is climbing a skosh. And those UD drafts are start 3WR which I've actually mentioned a lot. But he IS a 7th rounder there.
I have done 67 Underdog Bestball drafts so far. I have a 62.5% draft percentage of Jamo, so I am basically all in on him lol.

All 42 times I have taken him, it has been after pick 85 (Almost always I aim for him in the 90-105 zone and get him most of the time), even recent drafts the last few days.

EDT: I play mostly the $25, $50, and $100 leagues, so maybe the adp data is pulling a lot from the $3 leagues where people just f*** around as it's so cheap. But in the bigger money ones, you can get him in Round 9 without much issue at all.
oh mosxt of the ones I've taken on Jamo in UD have been more like 9th 10 round I'm saying his ADP as of this very ****ing moment is 81.7 and I'm not making it up
 
to complete a stack (sort of) with Amon-Ra and LaPorta
That's the exact OPPOSITE of what a stack is. A stack scores you double points on a single play... this would score you kinda HALF points (since your other Receiver will come up with a goose egg on that play)
Was gonna say that. I would call it more of a "spread" or something. But I figured, well, whatever, I guess you could sort of somehow, on a season-long scale, call it a "stack" of the Lions passing offense altogether.
 
underdog ADP is currently 81.7 or round 7 pick 10 so it has crept up a bit lately
FFPC ADP is currently 112, or round 10 pick 4, and has dropped over the last 2 weeks.

EDT:
Yahoo ADP is currently 118
ESPN ADP is currently 117
FFPC FPC tourney in July his ADP was 110 over 129 drafts.
FPC tourney data over the last two days his ADP is 105 over 66 drafts.

Source fantasymojo. His ADP has barely moved at all.

Bestball is where he is climbing a skosh. And those UD drafts are start 3WR which I've actually mentioned a lot. But he IS a 7th rounder there.
I have done 67 Underdog Bestball drafts so far. I have a 62.5% draft percentage of Jamo, so I am basically all in on him lol.

All 42 times I have taken him, it has been after pick 85 (Almost always I aim for him in the 90-105 zone and get him most of the time), even recent drafts the last few days.

EDT: I play mostly the $25, $50, and $100 leagues, so maybe the adp data is pulling a lot from the $3 leagues where people just f*** around as it's so cheap. But in the bigger money ones, you can get him in Round 9 without much issue at all.
oh mosxt of the ones I've taken on Jamo in UD have been more like 9th 10 round I'm saying his ADP as of this very ****ing moment is 81.7 and I'm not making it up
ya, probably people messing around on all those $3 buy in leagues. He's never going that low in more expensive leagues where people are sharper and pay attention to things.

Regardless of format, he's a safe bet in redraft to get in round 9. I'd never take him before that.
 
to complete a stack (sort of) with Amon-Ra and LaPorta
That's the exact OPPOSITE of what a stack is. A stack scores you double points on a single play... this would score you kinda HALF points (since your other Receiver will come up with a goose egg on that play)
Was gonna say that. I would call it more of a "spread" or something. But I figured, well, whatever, I guess you could sort of somehow, on a season-long scale, call it a "stack" of the Lions passing offense altogether.
that is what a stack is in best ball FFS what is it with you guys. I got Goff a few rounds later anyway.
 
to complete a stack (sort of) with Amon-Ra and LaPorta
That's the exact OPPOSITE of what a stack is. A stack scores you double points on a single play... this would score you kinda HALF points (since your other Receiver will come up with a goose egg on that play)
Was gonna say that. I would call it more of a "spread" or something. But I figured, well, whatever, I guess you could sort of somehow, on a season-long scale, call it a "stack" of the Lions passing offense altogether.
that is what a stack is in best ball FFS what is it with you guys. I got Goff a few rounds later anyway.
Nice work. Might make up for the huge reach on Jamo.
 
to complete a stack (sort of) with Amon-Ra and LaPorta
That's the exact OPPOSITE of what a stack is. A stack scores you double points on a single play... this would score you kinda HALF points (since your other Receiver will come up with a goose egg on that play)
Was gonna say that. I would call it more of a "spread" or something. But I figured, well, whatever, I guess you could sort of somehow, on a season-long scale, call it a "stack" of the Lions passing offense altogether.
that is what a stack is in best ball FFS what is it with you guys. I got Goff a few rounds later anyway.
Fair enough, never played best ball, I guess they have different terminology.
 
UD his ADP has been in the mid 80s since at least the beginning of July dude. My first post NFL draft in May on UD his ADP was like 103.
 
to complete a stack (sort of) with Amon-Ra and LaPorta
That's the exact OPPOSITE of what a stack is. A stack scores you double points on a single play... this would score you kinda HALF points (since your other Receiver will come up with a goose egg on that play)
Was gonna say that. I would call it more of a "spread" or something. But I figured, well, whatever, I guess you could sort of somehow, on a season-long scale, call it a "stack" of the Lions passing offense altogether.
that is what a stack is in best ball FFS what is it with you guys. I got Goff a few rounds later anyway.
Fair enough, never played best ball, I guess they have different terminology.
yeah they do. a stack is when you put the offensive players on a team together on your roster. and if you don't get the QB it's a mini stack. it's related to the concept of trying to nail the week 17 matchup between *that* given stack and whoever they're playing. some go with the week 17 stack strategy, some try to really include week 16 in it, and some care less and just stick with VBD. If I'm not mistaken the Lions play the 49ers week 17 so if you're able to 'stack' up on those players then theoretically you have an edge vs the field if you advance and if that game hits.

but for the love of god it isn't the "opposite" of a stack. it's the very definition of one in best ball and there are ****ing terrabytes of BB content that talk about stacking.

don't feed that guy
 
to complete a stack (sort of) with Amon-Ra and LaPorta
That's the exact OPPOSITE of what a stack is. A stack scores you double points on a single play... this would score you kinda HALF points (since your other Receiver will come up with a goose egg on that play)
Was gonna say that. I would call it more of a "spread" or something. But I figured, well, whatever, I guess you could sort of somehow, on a season-long scale, call it a "stack" of the Lions passing offense altogether.
that is what a stack is in best ball FFS what is it with you guys. I got Goff a few rounds later anyway.
Fair enough, never played best ball, I guess they have different terminology.
yeah they do. a stack is when you put the offensive players on a team together on your roster. and if you don't get the QB it's a mini stack. it's related to the concept of trying to nail the week 17 matchup between *that* given stack and whoever they're playing. some go with the week 17 stack strategy, some try to really include week 16 in it, and some care less and just stick with VBD. If I'm not mistaken the Lions play the 49ers week 17 so if you're able to 'stack' up on those players then theoretically you have an edge vs the field if you advance and if that game hits.

but for the love of god it isn't the "opposite" of a stack. it's the very definition of one in best ball and there are ****ing terrabytes of BB content that talk about stacking.

don't feed that guy
Ya, you didn't specify you were playing bestball at that point. In bestball I understand pairing up with other wrs on the team.
 
to complete a stack (sort of) with Amon-Ra and LaPorta
That's the exact OPPOSITE of what a stack is. A stack scores you double points on a single play... this would score you kinda HALF points (since your other Receiver will come up with a goose egg on that play)
Was gonna say that. I would call it more of a "spread" or something. But I figured, well, whatever, I guess you could sort of somehow, on a season-long scale, call it a "stack" of the Lions passing offense altogether.
that is what a stack is in best ball FFS what is it with you guys. I got Goff a few rounds later anyway.
Fair enough, never played best ball, I guess they have different terminology.
yeah they do. a stack is when you put the offensive players on a team together on your roster. and if you don't get the QB it's a mini stack. it's related to the concept of trying to nail the week 17 matchup between *that* given stack and whoever they're playing. some go with the week 17 stack strategy, some try to really include week 16 in it, and some care less and just stick with VBD. If I'm not mistaken the Lions play the 49ers week 17 so if you're able to 'stack' up on those players then theoretically you have an edge vs the field if you advance and if that game hits.

but for the love of god it isn't the "opposite" of a stack. it's the very definition of one in best ball and there are ****ing terrabytes of BB content that talk about stacking.

don't feed that guy
In normal FF it would be an opposite or an inverse of stacking. Lower floor, lower ceiling. Whereas stacking a QB and receiver tends to magnify both the risk and reward.

But I get it now, best ball is different, that makes sense.
 
to complete a stack (sort of) with Amon-Ra and LaPorta
That's the exact OPPOSITE of what a stack is. A stack scores you double points on a single play... this would score you kinda HALF points (since your other Receiver will come up with a goose egg on that play)
Was gonna say that. I would call it more of a "spread" or something. But I figured, well, whatever, I guess you could sort of somehow, on a season-long scale, call it a "stack" of the Lions passing offense altogether.
that is what a stack is in best ball FFS what is it with you guys. I got Goff a few rounds later anyway.
Fair enough, never played best ball, I guess they have different terminology.
yeah they do. a stack is when you put the offensive players on a team together on your roster. and if you don't get the QB it's a mini stack. it's related to the concept of trying to nail the week 17 matchup between *that* given stack and whoever they're playing. some go with the week 17 stack strategy, some try to really include week 16 in it, and some care less and just stick with VBD. If I'm not mistaken the Lions play the 49ers week 17 so if you're able to 'stack' up on those players then theoretically you have an edge vs the field if you advance and if that game hits.

but for the love of god it isn't the "opposite" of a stack. it's the very definition of one in best ball and there are ****ing terrabytes of BB content that talk about stacking.

don't feed that guy
In normal FF it would be an opposite or an inverse of stacking. Lower floor, lower ceiling. Whereas stacking a QB and receiver tends to magnify both the risk and reward.

But I get it now, best ball is different, that makes sense.
I think you mean Higher floor, lower ceiling. But yes, the rest of what you say is bang on.
 
I'm starting to wonder now if even I am over ranking him by a large margin by having him ranked as WR30.

In the 5 high stakes leagues I'm currently slow drafting in or have live drafted this week, this is where Jamo was drafted:

WR43
WR44
WR47
WR48
WR48
WR52

And in 5 of those 6, I am the one that took him, so who knows how far he would have gone lol

I have kind of been pushing it a bit later and later in each of my drafts before pulling the trigger as I'm seeing so many people avoid taking him until R10+

9.12, WR51 in my FBG Bowl League. Should have waited until 10.1.

Good thing Sleeper was low on him otherwise an auto draft would have snagged him.
He went 9.05 in my FBG Sleeper draft today. And for comedy, “auto draft” took Chubb 9.04
I got Brian Robinson 9.06
And Gus went 9.07
 
to complete a stack (sort of) with Amon-Ra and LaPorta
That's the exact OPPOSITE of what a stack is. A stack scores you double points on a single play... this would score you kinda HALF points (since your other Receiver will come up with a goose egg on that play)
Was gonna say that. I would call it more of a "spread" or something. But I figured, well, whatever, I guess you could sort of somehow, on a season-long scale, call it a "stack" of the Lions passing offense altogether.
that is what a stack is in best ball FFS what is it with you guys. I got Goff a few rounds later anyway.
Fair enough, never played best ball, I guess they have different terminology.
yeah they do. a stack is when you put the offensive players on a team together on your roster. and if you don't get the QB it's a mini stack. it's related to the concept of trying to nail the week 17 matchup between *that* given stack and whoever they're playing. some go with the week 17 stack strategy, some try to really include week 16 in it, and some care less and just stick with VBD. If I'm not mistaken the Lions play the 49ers week 17 so if you're able to 'stack' up on those players then theoretically you have an edge vs the field if you advance and if that game hits.

but for the love of god it isn't the "opposite" of a stack. it's the very definition of one in best ball and there are ****ing terrabytes of BB content that talk about stacking.

don't feed that guy
In normal FF it would be an opposite or an inverse of stacking. Lower floor, lower ceiling. Whereas stacking a QB and receiver tends to magnify both the risk and reward.

But I get it now, best ball is different, that makes sense.
I think you mean Higher floor, lower ceiling. But yes, the rest of what you say is bang on.
Yes haha. Oh man I'm all about a low floor low ceiling opportunity let me tell you.
 
I picked him up last year, albeit the hyper train was not as strong. Ended up randomly starting him out of necessity on an injury or bye week where he scored a long TD. Which was nice. But never consistently started.

Also… drafted A LOT of Gabe Davis last year based on what I remember being a very similar thread. And I can’t help but feel like the results may be eerily similar.
 
I picked him up last year, albeit the hyper train was not as strong. Ended up randomly starting him out of necessity on an injury or bye week where he scored a long TD. Which was nice. But never consistently started.

Also… drafted A LOT of Gabe Davis last year based on what I remember being a very similar thread. And I can’t help but feel like the results may be eerily similar.

So you are comparing a guy who went to UCF to a guy who went to Alabama. A guy who was drafted 4.22 to a guy drafted 1.12. A guy who runs a 4.54 to a guy who runs a 4.20. Great comp.
 
I picked him up last year, albeit the hyper train was not as strong. Ended up randomly starting him out of necessity on an injury or bye week where he scored a long TD. Which was nice. But never consistently started.

Also… drafted A LOT of Gabe Davis last year based on what I remember being a very similar thread. And I can’t help but feel like the results may be eerily similar.

So you are comparing a guy who went to UCF to a guy who went to Alabama. A guy who was drafted 4.22 to a guy drafted 1.12. A guy who runs a 4.54 to a guy who runs a 4.20. Great comp.
Yes.
 
I picked him up last year, albeit the hyper train was not as strong. Ended up randomly starting him out of necessity on an injury or bye week where he scored a long TD. Which was nice. But never consistently started.

Also… drafted A LOT of Gabe Davis last year based on what I remember being a very similar thread. And I can’t help but feel like the results may be eerily similar.

So you are comparing a guy who went to UCF to a guy who went to Alabama. A guy who was drafted 4.22 to a guy drafted 1.12. A guy who runs a 4.54 to a guy who runs a 4.20. Great comp.
Yes.
Good luck with that.
 
I picked him up last year, albeit the hyper train was not as strong. Ended up randomly starting him out of necessity on an injury or bye week where he scored a long TD. Which was nice. But never consistently started.

Also… drafted A LOT of Gabe Davis last year based on what I remember being a very similar thread. And I can’t help but feel like the results may be eerily similar.

So you are comparing a guy who went to UCF to a guy who went to Alabama. A guy who was drafted 4.22 to a guy drafted 1.12. A guy who runs a 4.54 to a guy who runs a 4.20. Great comp.
Yes.
Good luck with that.
I’m not saying they are the same talent level. Just feels like the same scenario where you have a player that’s tough to start in any given week.

I could be very wrong. And I’d be happy for you if I am.
 
I picked him up last year, albeit the hyper train was not as strong. Ended up randomly starting him out of necessity on an injury or bye week where he scored a long TD. Which was nice. But never consistently started.

Also… drafted A LOT of Gabe Davis last year based on what I remember being a very similar thread. And I can’t help but feel like the results may be eerily similar.

So you are comparing a guy who went to UCF to a guy who went to Alabama. A guy who was drafted 4.22 to a guy drafted 1.12. A guy who runs a 4.54 to a guy who runs a 4.20. Great comp.
Yes.
Good luck with that.
There's a huge difference between the players being similar and their end of year stats being similar.
 
I picked him up last year, albeit the hyper train was not as strong. Ended up randomly starting him out of necessity on an injury or bye week where he scored a long TD. Which was nice. But never consistently started.

Also… drafted A LOT of Gabe Davis last year based on what I remember being a very similar thread. And I can’t help but feel like the results may be eerily similar.

So you are comparing a guy who went to UCF to a guy who went to Alabama. A guy who was drafted 4.22 to a guy drafted 1.12. A guy who runs a 4.54 to a guy who runs a 4.20. Great comp.
Yes.
Good luck with that.
There's a huge difference between the players being similar and their end of year stats being similar.
Which is why I said “I can’t help but feel like the results may be eerily similar”.
 
I picked him up last year, albeit the hyper train was not as strong. Ended up randomly starting him out of necessity on an injury or bye week where he scored a long TD. Which was nice. But never consistently started.

Also… drafted A LOT of Gabe Davis last year based on what I remember being a very similar thread. And I can’t help but feel like the results may be eerily similar.

So you are comparing a guy who went to UCF to a guy who went to Alabama. A guy who was drafted 4.22 to a guy drafted 1.12. A guy who runs a 4.54 to a guy who runs a 4.20. Great comp.
Yes.
Good luck with that.
There's a huge difference between the players being similar and their end of year stats being similar.
Which is why I said “I can’t help but feel like the results may be eerily similar”.

Don't be casting shade on Jamo here, bruh. This thread is about watching a unicorn under a rainbow at sunrise in a field of daisies.
 
I picked him up last year, albeit the hyper train was not as strong. Ended up randomly starting him out of necessity on an injury or bye week where he scored a long TD. Which was nice. But never consistently started.

Also… drafted A LOT of Gabe Davis last year based on what I remember being a very similar thread. And I can’t help but feel like the results may be eerily similar.

So you are comparing a guy who went to UCF to a guy who went to Alabama. A guy who was drafted 4.22 to a guy drafted 1.12. A guy who runs a 4.54 to a guy who runs a 4.20. Great comp.
Yes.
Good luck with that.
There's a huge difference between the players being similar and their end of year stats being similar.
Which is why I said “I can’t help but feel like the results may be eerily similar”.
But are you also saying the players themselves are similar?
 
I picked him up last year, albeit the hyper train was not as strong. Ended up randomly starting him out of necessity on an injury or bye week where he scored a long TD. Which was nice. But never consistently started.

Also… drafted A LOT of Gabe Davis last year based on what I remember being a very similar thread. And I can’t help but feel like the results may be eerily similar.

So you are comparing a guy who went to UCF to a guy who went to Alabama. A guy who was drafted 4.22 to a guy drafted 1.12. A guy who runs a 4.54 to a guy who runs a 4.20. Great comp.
Yes.
Good luck with that.
There's a huge difference between the players being similar and their end of year stats being similar.
Which is why I said “I can’t help but feel like the results may be eerily similar”.
But are you also saying the players themselves are similar?
The thread is similar.

I shouldn’t have said YES when you threw out colleges and draft picks and 40 times. That was my mistake. My power is out due to a storm and trying to get three restless kids down.

I don’t believe they are similar players.

The pre-draft fantasy story feels similar… to me.

And that is why I am personally not keen on drafting him.m or think highly of him.

I will gladly admit if I’m wrong and eat crow and not looking to get into a Sharkpool peeing match.
 
I picked him up last year, albeit the hyper train was not as strong. Ended up randomly starting him out of necessity on an injury or bye week where he scored a long TD. Which was nice. But never consistently started.

Also… drafted A LOT of Gabe Davis last year based on what I remember being a very similar thread. And I can’t help but feel like the results may be eerily similar.

So you are comparing a guy who went to UCF to a guy who went to Alabama. A guy who was drafted 4.22 to a guy drafted 1.12. A guy who runs a 4.54 to a guy who runs a 4.20. Great comp.
Yes.
Good luck with that.
There's a huge difference between the players being similar and their end of year stats being similar.
Which is why I said “I can’t help but feel like the results may be eerily similar”.

Don't be casting shade on Jamo here, bruh. This thread is about watching a unicorn under a rainbow at sunrise in a field of daisies.

No, it is about pointing out the obvious. Every single expert is missing the ball on Jamo. There are a dozen of great reasons why Jamo will have a big year, but the experts are hung up on some really faulty logic as to why he won't. To me it is bizarre.
 
I picked him up last year, albeit the hyper train was not as strong. Ended up randomly starting him out of necessity on an injury or bye week where he scored a long TD. Which was nice. But never consistently started.

Also… drafted A LOT of Gabe Davis last year based on what I remember being a very similar thread. And I can’t help but feel like the results may be eerily similar.

So you are comparing a guy who went to UCF to a guy who went to Alabama. A guy who was drafted 4.22 to a guy drafted 1.12. A guy who runs a 4.54 to a guy who runs a 4.20. Great comp.
Yes.
Good luck with that.
There's a huge difference between the players being similar and their end of year stats being similar.
Which is why I said “I can’t help but feel like the results may be eerily similar”.

Don't be casting shade on Jamo here, bruh. This thread is about watching a unicorn under a rainbow at sunrise in a field of daisies.

No, it is about pointing out the obvious. Every single expert is missing the ball on Jamo. There are a dozen of great reasons why Jamo will have a big year, but the experts are hung up on some really faulty logic as to why he won't. To me it is bizarre.

Yeah, I think you're right. I'm even happy to take him as my WR3 in a league with multiple flexes. This allows me to take an extra RB than I normally would, or go ahead and take Mahomes or Allen with 6 pt td passes or Hurts with 4 pointers.. I'm comfortable expecting Jameson to have a significant fantasy season. Still, he's my unicorn and I see rainbows and daisies. :)
 

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