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I only got to see a few catches on Red Zone but he led the team in recieving yesterday. I worry that maybe he draws Slay next week.
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Didn't' have a chance to watch much of the video, but dude looks like the WR1 prototype. Obviously Sutton was drafted to be The Man but stranger things have happened. Definitely seems like a nice last season stash. Put in a claim to drop Richard for him.
I’d go with Stills. Stills could have minimal targets and have the best ceiling because he’s always one big play away from a decent fantasy day. He’s healthy now and he’s Tannehill’s favorite target. I’ll be playing Patrick in a few leagues but it’s a roll of the dice that he sees the same targets as last week.
Except they’re playing the Browns and Raiders the next two weeks as I was already corrected (I thought Lions for some reason). Lol, seems a theme in this thread.
I meant Browns haha. But yes, you're correct
Hmmm. I own both in dyno myself. If I had to choose only 1? I think I'd take Ty. He'll extremely likely be on a new team next year that features him at wideout (think any # of teams: Ravens, Bills, Jets, Cards, Niners, Skins, etc). Lot of WR hungry teams. He's already proven he can put up a 1,000 yard season. There's just less guess work.
I'm just going by probability. Yes, of course there is a chance he's Marques Colston or Ed McCaffrey or Antonio Brown or some other overlooked diamond-in-the-rough. But those odds are very, very long. If you are clinging to every bench stash assuming max upside edge case versus cashing in on known predictable value like a Ty Williams in the hopes that you hit a home run, that's just roulette. Dynasty owners should be playing blackjack.gianmarco said:
Finding valuable FA’s is a big deal in dynasty’s, especially deep leagues. Ty Williams had a high end #2 WR season that you probably could have sold him at a reasonable cost for his athletic profile plus production if you thought it was a fluke. In any case, if I get one high end #2 season and that’s it I’ll take it. Most players don’t even get that if you want to talk playing the odds.
Do you mean features as in the top wr or simply stating?
His stock would go up in Indy or Cleveland... he would have been a far cheaper alternative to Sammy Watkins in KC, who has reverted back to his injured form.
A real life #1? Yes. Fantasy, no. He's better than any WR currently on the Bills, Niners, Ravens, even the Bears. Teams just off the top of my head.
We could argue on some but overall I think we'd agree he's a good 2 or would be one of the weakest 1s.
I am in this exact boat. What makes it hurt more is Mike Williams was on my bench last night because I'm not playing him over OBJ if the latter suits up. But he would have been my first replacement if the "out" announcement happened yesterday.
I think Hamilton is a better option serving in the slot.
This is what concerns me. I think whichever draws Carrie has a worse matchup. Not sure who would face him and who would be the opposite outside WR.
Me too. I had Miller so starting over Crabtree for upside. His floor is very low, though.barackdhouse said:
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Certainly a leader of the pack when it comes to offseason stashes. Depending on FA he could be a starter next year. I think Denver will be active in FA market though. A guy like Funchess makes a to of sense if he comes at reasonable price.
