Ice wrote: ↑Sat May 26, 2018 3:07 pm Lots of hype around here for a number 2 WR. He is a value NFL asset but 6 games under 10 points and 2 no shows is not legit start material. That offense runs through Brown and Bell.
Like number 2 WR's on a team he finished 30th in fantasy. Sure he would have won you 2-3 games had you started but it's the 6-8 losses he would have caused that keep one out of the playoffs.
He may have 70 reception upside. That is not good enough for anything other than a match up flex play.
There are 4 WR's in this draft I would much rather own. Should be easy to move back to 8 or 9 and grab a next year 1st giving back a second but 1.3 holds much more value than the 3rd wheel on a team.
I respectfully disagree with there being 4 WRs in the this class that have higher upside than JuJu, especially considering he outperformed all WRs combined taken before him in a stronger class. I’m also not sure how much more upside you can get with a rookie WR than JuJu with a #16 .5ppr and #20 full ppr finish, which is definitely ahead of flex status for the record. That’s exactly the kind of production you look for in a long term dynasty asset and he’s still only 21 so he’s got many years of production left.Ice wrote: ↑Sat May 26, 2018 6:46 amThis!Generic Username wrote: ↑Sat May 26, 2018 5:52 am I guess I'm not at all on the Juju train...and I'm a Steelers fan. I like the kid, I like his talent and I like what he brings to both fantasy and real football value. But I want a WR1 at the 1.03 spot. ARob, C Davis, D Adams, guys like that...and yeah, I do know how well Juju scored last year. It's all personal preference here for me
1.3 has more value.
And there are 4 WR's in this class that have at least JuJu's upside if not more.
As far as the OP, if you would trade 1.3 for Davis why not for JuJu?