QB situation that bad??? Dallas only gave up 319 yards to SF, let's not get carried away
QB situation that bad??? Dallas only gave up 319 yards to SF, let's not get carried away
nope. have russ wilson and cutler.
locker gonna eat that defense up with whisenhut playcalling.
don't mind me
Sproles and Cooks
Not crazy, Red Rifle has the favorable matchup. Carolina's pass D was 15 slots better than ATL last year in YPG.
No, you need a top-tier QB in 6-point pass TD leagues. Rodgers is going to sling 35-40 passing TD, the Seattle game was an anomaly. As is true of most elite QB's against the Seahawks' secondary.
Receiver of Vereen is the winner, even in standard. Ridley was ineffective and White was deemed inactive. Vereen's significant worth is a matter of health.
I wouldn't overvalue Forsett, even with the Rice situation. I know he had a few solid years in Seattle, but he's more a change-of-pace back. Pierce's ceiling is better despite a rusty, underwhelming W1. He's 23 with a future as a lead back, with ripe opportunity in Baltimore.
Struggle is real. I own Rice as a RB3 in virtually every league, NT or otherwise.I just dropped Rice in one of my leagues then realized I had him in 3 more
Deal. Keeper league? Only reason to hesitate about moving Evans so quickly, easily. Spiller is insurance for Ellington's smaller frame as a RB2, at worst a Flex play/option.
What are the other DEF options?
Arizona had the best run D in the league last season. Yes, I know Dockett, Dansby, and Washington are out or gone but the Cardinals still play serious defense as exhibited by the opening San Diego game. Jennings was ineffective against Detroit, less than 3 YPC. Although he did see pleasantly surprising catches in the pass game.
Format? You can't even consider in a standard league.
My bad, guess it matters a lot with Vereen being included...non-PPR.
RB
Neither player can stay healthy. Both have opportunistic situations. NE's backfield is undefined, Philly is replacing D-Jax's production.
Thought so as well...I almost have too many receivers, lol. Thanks Champ.
I wouldn't do either, personally.
Floyd or Robinson. Malc has missed games in years past and has never caught more than 6 TD in a season.
No, unless it's the Louisiana Purchase. You need an elite, top-tier QB in 6-point passing leagues. An absolute must when Peyton Manning can give you 40-45+ passing TD.
Carolina has a top-10 secondary based on last year, perhaps consider sitting Tate. KB starts if you opt to sit Cruz.
Cooks isn't a great play W2 either with Cleveland's secondary. Top-10 passing D. Nuk could expose Oakland's vulnerable secondary.I'm gonna bench Cruz for Cooks most likely. Maybe even give Hopkins a shot. I have more faith in Fitzpatrick right now than the G-Men
Easy deal. You're suitable at TE without Martellus, who is only decent. Ertz will have a better season.
Houston by a safe margin. Watt is a one-man wrecking crew. Front seven gets pressure, and secondary competent.
I'd be inclined to agree. Similar results with Whiz to what we saw with Rivers last year.
Second offer is basura. Dez is potentially a top-3 WR with a probable RB2. Only concern is Ellington's smaller frame. Bell is a RB1 but you already have Olsen. No need for a TE move or upgrade.
PPR or standard?
Wright. Tampa has a moderately good run D and even better with Lovie in town. Wright is a PPR machine like I called in preseason. He's going to see more receptions and targets (6/7) than he did against KC. Dallas' secondary is food, Locker is rejuvenated with Whis.
