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WR Tyreek Hill, MIA (17 Viewers)

Have no choice to hold in redraft. Sounds like Tua is coming back.

Apparently had his thumb wrapped last night???

My biggest question now is can I start Hill? Not sure. May have to bench for JSN of all people.
 
Have no choice to hold in redraft. Sounds like Tua is coming back.

Apparently had his thumb wrapped last night???

My biggest question now is can I start Hill? Not sure. May have to bench for JSN of all people.
Making it tougher is byes start this week. I just can't imagine a scenario where I'd bench him. It's brutal.
 
Tua was a lot better than people thought. Nice to have a “system”, but you got to have reasonable talent. I saw a post on the Purdy thread where someone called him a “system” QB. How come Lance didn’t work out then? Why didn’t Skylar or Huntley light it up with Tyreek and Waddle?
Preach brother. I have been saying Tua has been good for 2 years. And everyone was crapping on him, wanting him gone.

Well the latest power rankings are out and Miami is last.

Hope everyone is happy now with the Tua-less Dolphins. It really grinds my gears.
 
Joshua Dobbs would be an upgrade if he's available for cheap.
That's been speculated by some SF beat writer with Miami sending a RB back but at this point they probably only have two more games without Tua.

The mistake by the Dolphins was ever thinking Skylar was adequate and not moving quicker to get a competent backup after he showed them that against the Bills.
 
Joshua Dobbs would be an upgrade if he's available for cheap.
That's been speculated by some SF beat writer with Miami sending a RB back but at this point they probably only have two more games without Tua.

The mistake by the Dolphins was ever thinking Skylar was adequate and not moving quicker to get a competent backup after he showed them that against the Bills.
I agree with you about Thompson, but even if Tua comes back, I'm not convinced he is for long in this league.
 
Will never be able to buy lower than this week.
What's a realistic offer for Tyreek now? Even with the speculative Tua news? It says week 8- a lot can change until then but week 8 is the plan.
First of all I don't agree that now is the best time to buy low, say that in general, never know what an owner might do but I'd think his value was the lowest when people were freaking out that Tua was not going to be playing anytime soon. Now he's down to likely two more Tua-less games.

I posted this already but I traded for Tyreek last week. Gave a projected late 2025 second in a one start QB league/FFPC and Trey Benson but the Tua report last night did not move me as I always expected him to return.
 
Joshua Dobbs would be an upgrade if he's available for cheap.
That's been speculated by some SF beat writer with Miami sending a RB back but at this point they probably only have two more games without Tua.

The mistake by the Dolphins was ever thinking Skylar was adequate and not moving quicker to get a competent backup after he showed them that against the Bills.
I agree with you about Thompson, but even if Tua comes back, I'm not convinced he is for long in this league.
We can define long term differently Tua has made it two years without a concussion and Tyreek is 30. So to me I think he can be around long enough while Tyreek still has value.
 
Will never be able to buy lower than this week.
What's a realistic offer for Tyreek now? Even with the speculative Tua news? It says week 8- a lot can change until then but week 8 is the plan.
First of all I don't agree that now is the best time to buy low, say that in general, never know what an owner might do but I'd think his value was the lowest when people were freaking out that Tua was not going to be playing anytime soon. Now he's down to likely two more Tua-less games.

I posted this already but I traded for Tyreek last week. Gave a projected late 2025 second in a one start QB league/FFPC and Trey Benson but the Tua report last night did not move me as I always expected him to return.
As for Tua, if you own him in dynasty I bet there is still a very open buy window. He takes another bad hit and it might be his last. I'd like to acquire Tua if I can but man it is scary.
 
Joshua Dobbs would be an upgrade if he's available for cheap.
That's been speculated by some SF beat writer with Miami sending a RB back but at this point they probably only have two more games without Tua.

The mistake by the Dolphins was ever thinking Skylar was adequate and not moving quicker to get a competent backup after he showed them that against the Bills.
I agree with you about Thompson, but even if Tua comes back, I'm not convinced he is for long in this league.
We can define long term differently Tua has made it two years without a concussion and Tyreek is 30. So to me I think he can be around long enough while Tyreek still has value.
I believe before those two years many thought he was one concussion away from retirement. Now that he's had that one more concussion, how many do you think he still has in him? Does the one more concussion make him more susceptible to another? I don't know if it does, but you can bet the farm the Dolphins are going to draft or trade (if possible) for a QB.
 
He takes another bad hit and it might be his last

I believe before those two years many thought he was one concussion away from retirement. Now that he's had that one more concussion,
I'm sorry but I totally reject this line of thinking . I've been adamant here from the day Tua got concussed he was going to try and return as soon as he could and I fully expect to be right on that and for this to all repeat itself if he's concussed again. Which is a bunch of people freaking out, saying he should retire, but Tua just trying to get back as soon as he can.
 
FWIW I was just offered Hill/Chuba for Waddle/Mason. I have enough depth at RB to move Mason (waiver add, short benches). May not be compelling for others but I’m looking hard at it.
 
He takes another bad hit and it might be his last

I believe before those two years many thought he was one concussion away from retirement. Now that he's had that one more concussion,
I'm sorry but I totally reject this line of thinking . I've been adamant here from the day Tua got concussed he was going to try and return as soon as he could and I fully expect to be right on that and for this to all repeat itself if he's concussed again. Which is a bunch of people freaking out, saying he should retire, but Tua just trying to get back as soon as he can.
That's a vanilla response. I asked, is at some point the number of concussions will affect his ability to come back? You act as if it will always be status quo on his expected return, no matter how often a concussion happens. How many concussions do we have in us?
 
He takes another bad hit and it might be his last

I believe before those two years many thought he was one concussion away from retirement. Now that he's had that one more concussion,
I'm sorry but I totally reject this line of thinking . I've been adamant here from the day Tua got concussed he was going to try and return as soon as he could and I fully expect to be right on that and for this to all repeat itself if he's concussed again. Which is a bunch of people freaking out, saying he should retire, but Tua just trying to get back as soon as he can.
Question - when are too many concussions too many? Does it ever become concerning? Because his last big concussion (not this recent one) he was considering retirement. So it was on his mind once. As someone who owned Andrew Luck in multiple dynasty leagues these things happen. Especially when it comes to the brain.

There is more injury risk (retirement possibilities) to owning Tua when compared to other QBs like Purdy, Goff, Mayfield etc.
 
He takes another bad hit and it might be his last

I believe before those two years many thought he was one concussion away from retirement. Now that he's had that one more concussion,
I'm sorry but I totally reject this line of thinking . I've been adamant here from the day Tua got concussed he was going to try and return as soon as he could and I fully expect to be right on that and for this to all repeat itself if he's concussed again. Which is a bunch of people freaking out, saying he should retire, but Tua just trying to get back as soon as he can.
Question - when are too many concussions too many? Does it ever become concerning? Because his last big concussion (not this recent one) he was considering retirement. So it was on his mind once. As someone who owned Andrew Luck in multiple dynasty leagues these things happen. Especially when it comes to the brain.

There is more injury risk (retirement possibilities) to owning Tua when compared to other QBs like Purdy, Goff, Mayfield etc.
That's what I asked as well. I still don't think they know enough about concussions, even though they know more now than in the past. CTE is real. That we do know for a fact.
 
Question - when are too many concussions too many? Does it ever become concerning?
That's kind of what I'm getting at though. What makes people assume that say concussion #4 is the limit, not 1-3, but the 4th or the 5th one, that's the one, that one tipped the scales? I just never understood that mindset and think people keep jumping the gun. It's certainly possible that a future concussion will impact him so bad he walks away but the difference between me and most is I don't assume the next concussion is the limit for him, or the next one. Rather I think he'll continue to have every intention of returning until/unless he gets a concussion that does tip the scale in severity.

Feel like I had these same discussions with Jordan Reed. He did eventually retire, after his 10-12th concussion when he was a backup playing on a league minimum type deal which I cite as a factor as I'm going to say I'm not sure he's walking away if was still playing at a high level and getting paid at a high level. But around here he'd get his 5th concussion and a bunch of people would say he's done, time to walk away and this process simply repeated itself over and over again on all the subsequent concussions.


Either way for purposes of Tyreek as this is his thread I don't really care a whole lot about about Tua longterm. I know you are a big Tua fan and he works great in the system with those weapons but to be perfectly clear Tyreek does not need Tua to be a stud. He needs better then Skylar Thompson and Huntley off the streets but he does not need Tua. I believe he's one of the two best WR's in the game still at his age, this should not be a hot take.
 
Question - when are too many concussions too many? Does it ever become concerning?
That's kind of what I'm getting at though. What makes people assume that say concussion #4 is the limit, not 1-3, but the 4th or the 5th one, that's the one, that one tipped the scales? I just never understood that mindset and think people keep jumping the gun. It's certainly possible that a future concussion will impact him so bad he walks away but the difference between me and most is I don't assume the next concussion is the limit for him, or the next one. Rather I think he'll continue to have every intention of returning until/unless he gets a concussion that does tip the scale in severity.

Feel like I had these same discussions with Jordan Reed. He did eventually retire, after his 10-12th concussion when he was a backup playing on a league minimum type deal which I cite as a factor as I'm going to say I'm not sure he's walking away if was still playing at a high level and getting paid at a high level. But around here he'd get his 5th concussion and a bunch of people would say he's done, time to walk away and this process simply repeated itself over and over again on all the subsequent concussions.


Either way for purposes of Tyreek as this is his thread I don't really care a whole lot about about Tua longterm. I know you are a big Tua fan and he works great in the system with those weapons but to be perfectly clear Tyreek does not need Tua to be a stud. He needs better then Skylar Thompson and Huntley off the streets but he does not need Tua. I believe he's one of the two best WR's in the game still at his age, this should not be a hot take.
I don't believe anyone is putting a number on it, you are. We're just saying with common sense the more you have the more likely it's a bad thing for him going forward. I said, "at some point the number of concussions will affect his ability to come back?". I also said, "I'm not convinced he is for long in this league.". Nothing absolute there as far as I can tell. It is not unreasonable to say words like "not convinced", or "at some point". Now the one statement I made that was more in line with an absolute statement, was "I believe before those two years many thought he was one concussion away from retirement", but I also followed it up in the same post with, " Now that he's had that one more concussion, how many do you think he still has in him? Does the one more concussion make him more susceptible to another?". Both asking questions, to indicate I don't know the answer.
 
I don't believe anyone is putting a number on it, you are
What are you talking about?

You keep trying to retire him. Saying he has no reason to return this year. Just take the L on this one, it's ok.
Nope. Just because I say he should consider retirement isn't saying what you're implying, that I know the magic number of particular number of concussions, because I don't.. I already made the post of what I said. I made one statement of absolute, but you want to ignore what I said after that. I even used the word "many", not "me or I. That would be, "I believe before those two years many thought he was one concussion away from retirement", but I also followed it up in the same post with, " Now that he's had that one more concussion, how many do you think he still has in him? Does the one more concussion make him more susceptible to another?".

Just like the media with politicians, picking and choosing what they report, leaving out context and statements that don't support their narrative.
 
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Benched him in several leagues this past weekend
Brian Thomas, JAX filled in nicely
Tony Pollard had a much better game on MNF

Came out ahead with both of these plays this week.
Not sure what i do this week with Bye issues, almost have to play him
 
He takes another bad hit and it might be his last

I believe before those two years many thought he was one concussion away from retirement. Now that he's had that one more concussion,
I'm sorry but I totally reject this line of thinking . I've been adamant here from the day Tua got concussed he was going to try and return as soon as he could and I fully expect to be right on that and for this to all repeat itself if he's concussed again. Which is a bunch of people freaking out, saying he should retire, but Tua just trying to get back as soon as he can.
That's a vanilla response. I asked, is at some point the number of concussions will affect his ability to come back? You act as if it will always be status quo on his expected return, no matter how often a concussion happens. How many concussions do we have in us?
Certainly not a neurologist, but I understood that concussions had a similar long-term effect on the brain as mini-strokes. The scarring on the brain requires longer healing time.
 
Gotta think many owners are thinking of benching him this week.

Where the line is drawn will be interesting.
Unless Nabers can’t go, he’s riding pine in favor of Nico, DK and either Wilson or BTJ.
Holy Crap. Those are excellent picks. Congratulations on a great WR room.
Yeah I'm not blessed with those choices.

I am choosing from Tyreek, B. Thomas, JSN, and D. Wicks. Need two of them. Very tempted to sit Tyreek.
 

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