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In my opinion, the NFL is trying to set a precedent for behavior and accountability. It isn't consistent enough and that seems to be the main issue. The players in the league in a sense, represent the shield. Their behavior and actions off the field either are negative, neutral or positive. I applau...

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Thu Feb 14, 2019 9:16 pm

DynastyDabbler wrote: ↑

Thu Feb 14, 2019 5:14 pm

ArrylT wrote: ↑

Thu Feb 14, 2019 4:07 pm

What caused him to get that nickname - does anyone know?

I'm guessing because he's fast like a gazelle? Long legs too?

It’s because his eyes are far apart.

Yep, that must be it. His eyes are far apart. Too funny.

Patience is a virtue. This is dynasty not redraft. The immediate gratification mind set is quite troubling to me.

I"m not sold on Washington at this point. 2020 1st for me easily.

Do you have the roster room for that? I don't think it's greedy really. I mean, one could say that Hopkins is the single most valuable asset in dynasty, or at least in the conversation, and at worst, he is a top 5 asset. The pieces you'd be getting back, are... well, no where near that.

I'm on the Thomas side as well. I will say that I too am high on Davis. The production that Thomas brings is just too good. If you are in complete rebuild.... maybe, but even then, you should be able to get more in return. I'm on the Thomas side here pretty easily.

Now just isn't the time to sell him. The time to sell him is during the season after a few nice productive games. You sell him to a medium to strong contender and you get at least a 1st round pick and a prospect in return. Now.... just isn't the time to get a good return. People will be too focused ...

Trading away and / or acquiring most rb during this time of the season is a risky move. The rb landscape changes abruptly and i'm of the opinion that Houston will be bringing in a free agent to add to their rb corp. Nearly any signing on that front will squash the opportunity that Forman could have ...

Flacco isn't the answer. A 4th shows about how serious that Denver is. And.... how Baltimore viewed him. He isn't mobile enough to move behind that line. He isn't a quick release guy. Deep threats.... Good luck. This isn't the Flacco from 7 years ago folks. My gut tells me this move is a big big mis...

I agree with ya on that point mjvb5. I don't see the Colts as a team that would be willing to risk the cohesiveness of their locker room. AB is a very skilled player. As is Bell. Both however come at a cost other than their salary. I think it is very fair to assume that the production that each of t...

To play devil's advocate, who is available that might have been better: Eli??? Bortles??? Bridgewater? FitzMagic?? A rookie? BDN? Not a lot of good options. Foles is probably better, imho. The others? Not so much. I'd stick with Keenum and draft a rookie with the first rounder. Focus on the o-line ...

I'd argue that it is a waste of time. As far as the organization and real life football goes - That waste of time subtracts from the actual upgrade itself. Flacco isn't taking that team anywhere that Keenum couldn't. With or without this Flacco move, they are locked into a fight with the Raiders to ...

They'll draft yet another WR but really what they should do is go hard after Jared Cook. Whoever they Draft I want on my dynasty team. The Steelers have a 6th sense when it comes to WR talent. They seem to hit much more than they miss. they hit on brown and juju (who every analyst had as a top 3-4 ...

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Wed Feb 13, 2019 9:25 am

I'd be hesitant to consider Flacco an upgrade to Keenum at this stage of his career. Coaching change was the biggest upgrade.

This. I thought it was obvious. Guess not....

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Tue Feb 12, 2019 5:24 pm

he's still a top 8 dynasty WR with or without brown

This ^