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Who would you keep?Ugh... I don't know if I should drop someone to pick him up now.
Who would you keep?Ugh... I don't know if I should drop someone to pick him up now.
He is on literally every one of my fantasy teams. Easy money.Been tooting this dude's horn since July. Welcome aboard the bandwagon everyone!![]()
The funny thing is that is what he seems to do best - catch the ball in traffic. He is a big, fast target. I am curious to see what he does with volume. I am really hoping that JJ Nelson is able to demand some safety help. He has the speed to take the top off. IF Nelson can command safety help deep, IF Josh Jacobs is effective at all, THEN Williams could thrive IMO.I think Williams will do well on sheer volume, but not sure how well he’ll thrive as the #1 option when defenses key on him. Much like Boyd struggled more when AJ Green wasn’t across from him.
He did pretty well in 2016 when he was the Chargers #1 option, of course Carr is no Rivers, but I do think Williams has been unfairly thought of as a deep threat, just because of how the Chargers used him once Keenan Allen was healthy.zamboni said:I think Williams will do well on sheer volume, but not sure how well he’ll thrive as the #1 option when defenses key on him. Much like Boyd struggled more when AJ Green wasn’t across from him.
No doubt.Is this guy now startable in flex over a Curtis Samuel or Rashaad penny?
But not vs Denver week 1. I think Chris Harris will be on him. Rt?No doubt.
Does Harris shadow?But not vs Denver week 1. I think Chris Harris will be on him. Rt?
Keenan Allen, that’s why. In ‘16, I think it was, when Allen was injured, TyWill had 1000+ yards and like 7 TDs iirc.i understand the massive potential but can anyone explain to me quickly why the chargers never gave him a chance or why he never thrived with them? i know they have keenan allen but other than that it was always a jumbled mess of guys - i distinctly remember picking up ty and him flopping while D inman grabbed 4 for 100+ - what was the deal in SD - why did he not solidify himself from the pack - was a JAG
Ask @Just Win Baby, he's the premier Tyrell hater of this forum.i understand the massive potential but can anyone explain to me quickly why the chargers never gave him a chance or why he never thrived with them? i know they have keenan allen but other than that it was always a jumbled mess of guys - i distinctly remember picking up ty and him flopping while D inman grabbed 4 for 100+ - what was the deal in SD - why did he not solidify himself from the pack - was a JAG
I read he was working with Keenan Allen’s route running coach & how he was learning to slow down in order to make better cuts & I got very excited about him as a sleeper.Hairy Snowman said:He is on literally every one of my fantasy teams. Easy money.
He didn’t have high draft capital. He was a flyer for the chargers that worked out. But they drafted Allen and drafted mike Williams. Tyrell was in the mix though as a rotational player and always made plays for rivers. Rivers liked and trusted him. Just wasn’t enough football to go around to make him a yearly 1000 yard wr. He’s also a very soft spoken and humble guy and we all know that squeaky wheel gets the grease.i understand the massive potential but can anyone explain to me quickly why the chargers never gave him a chance or why he never thrived with them? i know they have keenan allen but other than that it was always a jumbled mess of guys - i distinctly remember picking up ty and him flopping while D inman grabbed 4 for 100+ - what was the deal in SD - why did he not solidify himself from the pack - was a JAG
They gave him a huge chance in 2016 when multiple other WRs were lost for the season to injury. Tyrell broke out, but he also showed inconsistency and flaws in his game. In the next 2 seasons, Allen was back, and the Chargers had several other quality targets as well. The team did not have to force it to him like they did in 2016, so they didn't. Simple as that.i understand the massive potential but can anyone explain to me quickly why the chargers never gave him a chance or why he never thrived with them? i know they have keenan allen but other than that it was always a jumbled mess of guys - i distinctly remember picking up ty and him flopping while D inman grabbed 4 for 100+ - what was the deal in SD - why did he not solidify himself from the pack - was a JAG
I'm not a Tyrell hater. I watch every Chargers game, and I simply posted my observations about him over the past few years. I think most of what I posted was validated on the field.Ask @Just Win Baby, he's the premier Tyrell hater of this forum.
No bounce back year for JonesWorth dropping Marvin Jones for him in .5 PPR? 10-team League.
I agree with your assessment in that he had a lot of flaws that season. When Allen returned, Tyrell went and worked with K Allen's personal coach to improve. If he saw his flaws and worked on improving, this was a good sign of him developing and offers a higher ceiling. Now in OAK as WR1, I am not sure he is best suited. But at the same time, he will get volume. Rookie Jacobs will get his touches and Carr will have to see what the Def offers... Tyrell will increase in Fantasy value with AB gone, but only to WR32-35 range IMO. I see him in range with Pettis or Jeffery.They gave him a huge chance in 2016 when multiple other WRs were lost for the season to injury. Tyrell broke out, but he also showed inconsistency and flaws in his game. In the next 2 seasons, Allen was back, and the Chargers had several other quality targets as well. The team did not have to force it to him like they did in 2016, so they didn't. Simple as that.
It will be interesting to see how he handles the WR1 role this season. He has an opportunity to show that he has improved on those flaws that were evident with the Chargers, and he has a lot of money at stake. I own him in both of my dynasty leagues, so I hope he is a top 25 WR this season and going forward.
He is on literally every one of my fantasy teams. Easy money.
PPR he’s top 20 IMO.Tyrell will increase in Fantasy value with AB gone, but only to WR32-35 range IMO. I see him in range with Pettis or Jeffery.
Not at all. I own him in the majority of my leagues. I am also a Chargers fan, and if he plays enough they will get a 3rd round compensatory pick for him in the 2020 draft, and playing well means playing more snaps.@Just Win Baby in shambles
Not only did the Chargers not want to pay him but they didn't want to use him. He was criminally underused there. Once you're in the dog house with Rivers he will throw to a double covered Keenan Allen before a wide open Tyrell Williams streaking down the sideline.PPR he’s top 20 IMO.
He put up big numbers tonight in a game that wasn’t competitive. Raiders play the Chiefs twice & the Chargers twice.
Both of those teams light up the scoreboard & Raiders secondary will keep them throwing the ball to catch up.
TyWill’s best games are ahead IMO. He’s gonna have some monsters. Especially within his division. KC is a video game & Chargers = 2 revenge games against the team that didn’t want to pay him.
Tyrell Williams caught 6-of-7 targets for 105 yards and a touchdown in the Raiders' Week 1 win over the Broncos.
Williams had a pair of splash plays, including a 43-yarder where he burned Isaac Yiadom. He also had some success against Chris Harris. With Antonio Brown gone, there’s a lot to like about Williams in an offense that should play most of its games from behind. Williams is a high-upside WR3 for Week 2 against Chiefs.
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Brown is the only one of that group not drafted in my leagues. And I have 1.01 waiver priority, so he won’t be a FA for long.That said, look at your waiver wires after week 1. WR is as deep as it ever was this year Guys like John Ross, marquise brown, as brown, mclaurin, etc I don’t think these guys are flashes in the pan
That really almost makes some sense to hear because I was sorta reminded of Terrell Davis watching Waller Waller always appear to play w/ so much effort? I'm kinda excited to see what Irv Smith jr for the Vikings brings to the table But Waller looked solid!I don't see Waller staying healthy playing TE. He had health issues when he played WR, and TE is the most often-injured position in fantasy.
I think everyone else gets a big bump in terms of their share of the pie, but it might result in the pie getting smaller as well.
Yes, but Davis could still end up having a decent season. Who else could you drop?It's a no brainer to drop C Davis for him correct?
that's a good amount there, if it were me I'd probably do 30% or so, maybe 40% depending how much I need a WRkarmarooster said:How much FAAB budget is Williams worth? (He was not drafted in my league prior to AB being cut and then was locked until after the game). I am thin at WR3 and am thinking about 50-60%. Most of the discussion for Waiver articles is about Marquise Brown and John Ross bc Williams is probably rostered in most leagues.
Also available - John Brown and Crowder. Apologies not trying to turn this into Assistant Coach post but think it's worth discussion for waivers.
Hope you get some good feedback (I've never played FAAB) Personally I believe he's more a WR2 Guy hasn't got the recognition that Oakland has given him as a team's #1 So maybe $25 gets it done I'd go all in though just to make it a done deal Maybe cause you not feeling it the same you should try 98 which leaves ya two for a what the heck bid? Guess you could put that other two on Brown even But again Id be after Tyrell myselfkarmarooster said:How much FAAB budget is Williams worth? (He was not drafted in my league prior to AB being cut and then was locked until after the game). I am thin at WR3 and am thinking about 50-60%. Most of the discussion for Waiver articles is about Marquise Brown and John Ross bc Williams is probably rostered in most leagues.
Also available - John Brown and Crowder. Apologies not trying to turn this into Assistant Coach post but think it's worth discussion for waivers.
Here is Poll which shows a max vote of 20% https://twitter.com/zoveren/status/1171579664994852865?s=20Hope you get some good feedback (I've never played FAAB) Personally I believe he's more a WR2 Guy hasn't got the recognition that Oakland has given him as a team's #1 So maybe $25 gets it done I'd go all in though just to make it a done deal Maybe cause you not feeling it the same you should try 98 which leaves ya two for a what the heck bid? Guess you could put that other two on Brown even But again Id be after Tyrell myself
(btw) The same question is on twitter But not much for a response yet
Went light on WR's. Have OBJ, EVans, Davis and Robby Anderson[scooter] said:Yes, but Davis could still end up having a decent season. Who else could you drop?