The #4 WR
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i can't believe nobody is putting Samuel in the conversation. He is my third ranked WR behind the top two. I think that he(and Ross maybe, just not my guy) has the most upside out of any of the remaining group, and is a guy I am targeting.
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wildabeast49
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I tend to like gambling for upside with later picks so Ill go Samuel here. If he can be Ginn but not drop a few more bombs, and get more slot/rb work he's got bigtime potential. Tied with Zay depending on my team setup.
10 team, .5 ppr dynasty
QB: Brady, Wilson
RB: Fournette, cook, mixon, Ajayi, Gordon, Ware, Joe Williams, Hunt, Martin
WR: Evans, TY, Dez, Sammy, Coleman, Diggs, Ross, White, Fitz
TE: Watson, Eifert, Bennet
PPR 12 team superflex, limited devy (1 per year) heavy return yardage
Cousins, Rivers, Kizer
Fournette, Zeke, Mixon, mcCaffrey, Joe Williams, Mcnichols, Mack, Martin
Cooper, Evans, Watkins, Coleman, Diggs, Martavis, Chad Williams, Parker
Henry, Rudolph, Hodges
QB: Brady, Wilson
RB: Fournette, cook, mixon, Ajayi, Gordon, Ware, Joe Williams, Hunt, Martin
WR: Evans, TY, Dez, Sammy, Coleman, Diggs, Ross, White, Fitz
TE: Watson, Eifert, Bennet
PPR 12 team superflex, limited devy (1 per year) heavy return yardage
Cousins, Rivers, Kizer
Fournette, Zeke, Mixon, mcCaffrey, Joe Williams, Mcnichols, Mack, Martin
Cooper, Evans, Watkins, Coleman, Diggs, Martavis, Chad Williams, Parker
Henry, Rudolph, Hodges
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Was thrilled to grab him at 2.11 in a recent rookie draft. In addition to JuJu and Zay Zones,Curtis Samuel and Cooper Kupp went before him. The narrative has been that he is going to have to wait but I think his physical style of play and strong blocking ability get him onto the field in 3 WR and even some 2 WR sets right out of the gate.Dynasty DeLorean wrote: ↑Mon May 22, 2017 3:54 pm I really like Godwin, I don't know why he fell in the draft. I think he's much more dynamic and has much greater play strength than Zay Jones. I have no idea what Buffalo was thinking.
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When did Ross get lumped into the top 3? I think the discussion needs to start there, not at 4.
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OhCruelestRanter
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Crazy to me that Curtis Samuel, the 5th WR off the board and arguably the most talented WR on his team, hasn't been mentioned. Zoidberg listed 11 guys!
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Completely forgot to include him TBH
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Coates was coming on strong until he broke and lacerated his hand in a game. And while Bryant's year to year availability is a question mark, you must know he is getting his targets when he is in the field.Jason3123 wrote: ↑Mon May 22, 2017 4:12 pm I prefer Godwin to Zay but in terms of opportunity Zay has the best shot at not only immediate playing time but also significant targets.
JuJu's stock is climbing in my opinion also. Green being cut is a good thing for him IMO. Also, their corps really isn't that crowded considering Coates isn't any good and Bryant is a ghost.
There is a legitimate chance Juju is stuck behind depth longer than Godwin is.
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OhCruelestRanter
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I kinda figured- but isn't that a symptom of the jarring lack of buzz for the 40th overall pick?
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A lot of WR value in the draft this year ..
I like JuJu if Ross is the 3 .. than probably Samuel, Kupp, Godwin, Adarius ...
But even trying to rank those guys I want to put in Reynolds, Malone, Chad Williams, Golladay ..
I'm not a Zay Jones believer, really don't see him much better than Woods ..
I like JuJu if Ross is the 3 .. than probably Samuel, Kupp, Godwin, Adarius ...
But even trying to rank those guys I want to put in Reynolds, Malone, Chad Williams, Golladay ..
I'm not a Zay Jones believer, really don't see him much better than Woods ..
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