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Though I like him as a player, I sat trade Toney due tom hype inflation.

It was really nice to see some positive play out of him. Hopeful for more. I don't own any shares of T-Law, but I'm rooting for him and the Jags.

killer_of_giants wrote: ↑Fri Aug 12, 2022 8:36 am

Anteaters wrote: ↑Fri Aug 12, 2022 8:12 am Will the Pats give him up for a 4th? Will any team think he's worth a 2nd, based on his talent and the teams' needs?

no one with a brain would give a day 2 pick for an unspectacular 25 yo RB that's looking for a new contract. so probably the texans.

Hilarious.

I have Skyy ahead of Pickens, but it's close and I think you can make a strong case for either.

Grabbed him off of the wire. So, yeah, the price was right!

I love Taylor, but in dynasty formats give me the longer projected career of a stud WR like Chase. Chase is my #1 dynasty asset (I only have him over JJ because he's tied to Burrow, otherwise a tie for me).

Short term: Mixon
Long term: Higgins

I'm a huge Kupp honk (and like McLaurin too), but with your roster I'm holding Jackson and Andrews here pretty easily.

I haven't confirmed these split numbers, but relevant to this discussion if true.

https://m.youtube.com/shorts/vMkzYtME3ZY

I'm going with Jeudy here, but it's close. Even if Jeudy is the WR2 on his team (time will tell), the Broncos are going to be involved in shootouts within the AFC West.

The value of the pick week be highest right before the real draft. That's the time to sell the pick.

I have Watson ranked right in front of Spiller (and own a share of each of them).

I think Spiller at 2.02 is good value, honestly.

At this time, none. This is normal for me though. I drafted Chase last year thinking that I wouldn't play him too. Obviously, that changed as his performance was undeniable.

I think it works require Ekeler's willingness to sign a team-friendly contract. This isn't a dig on Ekeler, just a realistic take on how the NFL values aging RBs. That money can be used for positions of greater need/value.