J.Matt Value

[AresGodOWar]

So what everyone thinks is if you have him he is a strong hold and if you don't he is the perfect buy low ?

[Jintsfan66]

I just did a rookie/ FA draft and I was able to draft him at 3.10, so I was pretty surpised

[lukkynumber13]

I just did a rookie/ FA draft and I was able to draft him at 3.10, so I was pretty surpised

6-team league??

[Jintsfan66]

I just did a rookie/ FA draft and I was able to draft him at 3.10, so I was pretty surpised

6-team league??

lol no 10, but it was rather surprising. I am in the Philadelphia area and they have been down on him for a while now. I guess rookie fever sweeps in and people ignore the vets. I will gladly take him as depth for my WR group

[snaps06]

How is JMatt's value THIS LOW??? Absolutely insane. He's easily worth 1.08. If he was in this class, I'd take Fournette, Davis, Cook, Mixon, McCaffrey, Williams, and maybe Hunt over him. Maybe. Shoot, he might be worth 1.06 in front of both Hunt and Williams. 3.10 in a rookie/FA draft??????????? How does that happen?

[jeffster]

DLF in general seems unusually high on JMatt. I went looking around at projections for 2017 from various sites (FBG, 4for4, a few others), and usually found him projected to finish around WR40, plus or minus.

Are the people valuing him highly disagreeing, and expecting 1k yards or something this year? Or are you valuing him that high despite an expected down year because he's young and on a new team?

[lukkynumber13]

DLF in general seems unusually high on JMatt. I went looking around at projections for 2017 from various sites (FBG, 4for4, a few others), and usually found him projected to finish around WR40, plus or minus.

Are the people valuing him highly disagreeing, and expecting 1k yards or something this year? Or are you valuing him that high despite an expected down year because he's young and on a new team?

Because what he's done statistically so far is nothing to sneeze at, and he's got fantastic measurables, and college production, and he's his team's WR1.

If he plays all 16 games this year, I guarantee you he gets around 80-1000-6 or better.

[cc texan]

Buy: High 2nd
Sell: Late 1st

I don't know when you're ever going to feel comfortable starting him after last season THEN going to the Bills. If you don't think he'll sniff your starting lineup, why would you pay a 1st for him?

[lukkynumber13]

Buy: High 2nd
Sell: Late 1st

I don't know when you're ever going to feel comfortable starting him after last season THEN going to the Bills. If you don't think he'll sniff your starting lineup, why would you pay a 1st for him?

I'll have no worries starting him as my WR4 or 5, he's been similar to Edelman in a PPR. He is good for 6-60 at least, and the occasional TD and/or 8-90 game.

[Reljac]

Mid-2nd voters are smoking dope. You're taking a guy like Godwin, JuJu, Marlon Mack, Semaje Perine, Zay Jones, or Kenny Golladay? Wow...

He would be 1.08 at the lowest. Maybe 1.07 depending on how I feel about Mike Williams.

Agree with this... I'm not a Matthews fan, but value is value.

[Mrowmix]

DLF in general seems unusually high on JMatt. I went looking around at projections for 2017 from various sites (FBG, 4for4, a few others), and usually found him projected to finish around WR40, plus or minus.

Are the people valuing him highly disagreeing, and expecting 1k yards or something this year? Or are you valuing him that high despite an expected down year because he's young and on a new team?

Because what he's done statistically so far is nothing to sneeze at, and he's got fantastic measurables, and college production, and he's his team's WR1.

If he plays all 16 games this year, I guarantee you he gets around 80-1000-6 or better.

Thanks for the laugh. Those numbers are most likely not happening.

1. Bills haven't shown any interest in signing him - he's not a priority player for them.
2. Bills are clearly rebuilding. Zay Jones will be their focus.
3. Philly dumped him and had no interest in him.
4. He's been injured already. His production will be affected.
5. Bills suck and are a run first team. He's learning a new offence.
6. He will end up on another team next year - he won't be a primary target there.. He's a support player. Even if he has a good year, his value won't hold well.

I really liked JMatt coming out of college and still do like him - but it's unreasonable to think he will have a 80-1000-6 season. He was their number one last year in Phill and couldn't do that.

[lukkynumber13]

DLF in general seems unusually high on JMatt. I went looking around at projections for 2017 from various sites (FBG, 4for4, a few others), and usually found him projected to finish around WR40, plus or minus. Are the people valuing him highly disagreeing, and expecting 1k yards or something this year? Or are you valuing him that high despite an expected down year because he's young and on a new team?

Because what he's done statistically so far is nothing to sneeze at, and he's got fantastic measurables, and college production, and he's his team's WR1.

If he plays all 16 games this year, I guarantee you he gets around 80-1000-6 or better.

Thanks for the laugh. Those numbers are most likely not happening.

1. Bills haven't shown any interest in signing him - he's not a priority player for them.
2. Bills are clearly rebuilding. Zay Jones will be their focus.
3. Philly dumped him and had no interest in him.
4. He's been injured already. His production will be affected.
5. Bills suck and are a run first team. He's learning a new offence.
6. He will end up on another team next year - he won't be a primary target there.. He's a support player. Even if he has a good year, his value won't hold well.

I really liked JMatt coming out of college and still do like him - but it's unreasonable to think he will have a 80-1000-6 season. He was their number one last year in Phill and couldn't do that.

In his 2nd year, he got 85 catches, 1000 yards, and 8 TDs.

Last year, with an inconsistent rookie QB and battling injury, he was on pace for 82 catches and 919 yards. Not spectacular at all, but solid in a PPR.