At this point I would ride it out and wait for Hyde to have a decent week and sell high. I don't see Jimmy Graham doing much this season.
. i wanna trade him cause Seattle has no clue how to use him but i also wanna hold onto him just in case they figure it out. 
i have Graham & i have no clue what to do
Hyde's been unimpressive since week 1 and Delanie is more than serviceable. i'd stay put for now.
Remember you saying you got Jimmy in R4 or R5, hard to pass up on that value even though most of us expected a down season. New Orleans' system inflated his numbers and Graham won't come close to 85 catches, 1,000 yards, and double-digit TD in Bevell's offense. You would think at least the RZ targets and TD would be there, but they haven't through four games.
Agholor. Looked good against Washington, had a sick catch. Strong performance minus the sloppy fumble on reverse.
Not even close. Jones as in Julio? A healthy Dez isn't even better than Julio. Kelce is significantly better than Ertz and Rudolph.
That's a lot of moving parts, I tend to avoid such large trades. I slightly prefer the DT, Brown, Gore, Bennett side if it matters.
Depends on your record. Murray isn't horrible value at this point for Shady. But in terms of preseason value, you're trading away a RB1 and WR1 for RB2 and WR2/WR3. Jones has limited value in PPR formats, he's been TD dependent through 4 games. I'd wait if you can afford to be patient, like if your record is 2-2 or better at this point.
Quick had some sneaky downfield ability, but I much prefer Agholor to roster. Upside.
Well, Lynch is ruled out so your decision is made easier.
No 100-yard receiving games this season with a single TD on the year.
I like the risk. Reed has concussion problems seemingly, can't stay on the field. Amari has shown promise against Baltimore and Cleveland, but he's no Dez. I'd hesitate if you play a keeper league with round penalty though with Cooper's '16 outlook.
I would consider DMC, but he hasn't rushed for more than 35 yards this season. I'd stick with Boobie and Andrews, but wow, that's slim pickings at RB.
I'm cooling a lot on Cutler in Week 5. Limited weapons by injury bug, Cutler's fighting a hammy issue himself, only one multi-TD game this season in three tries.
Duke's value thus far has been through pass-catching. Crowell has been average on the ground, but Johnson's flourished as a receiver out of the backfield. Eifert has faded since the opener and Wright/Wagner cover well for LBs. I'm recommending Duke this week, hoping he nabs another receiving TD while getting it going on the ground simultaneously.
Stevie Johnson? That trade offer is a win for you, I like the Coleman return to come with Bennett and pad the loss of Randle. Buying low on Coleman while Freeman's stock is sky-high.
That's going to be the issue week-to-week for Flacco. Big arm but he's not good enough to produce fantasy-wise without the comforts of Torrey, Pitta, etc. Perriman still hasn't played a game and B-More desperately traded for Givens.
Immediately, Matthews before Parker starts making an impact. Philbin is gone and the pressure is on the players to perform. Let's see what offensive changes are made, starting with Miller's effectiveness on the ground. Matthews has two 100-yard games this season to go with 3 TD catches.
Kelce, Gates, Woodhead.
champcruthik
huge help!
Allen
1-4 here I come
You started Dwayne Allen last night?
Worth a shot
