Dynasty League Football Forum

I hear you. The guys in my leagues— 1. The Fair Guy—easy to deal with, nice, trades are always fair, we both win/lose. 2. The Card Shark—no matter what trade we do, he always seems to win. 3. The Oblivious One—doesn't pay attention, no idea on value, hates calculators, overdrafts, homer, high risk/...

Yeah. I did sort of arbitrarily make the cutoffs, but even if you switched them around a bit, the hit rate is still pretty poor. I might have to go back and separate the top 5, or top 10 draft picks and see if that helps the hit rates or not. With his rushing, you could argue Jayden Daniel’s could ...

If it is that big a move for you then up the ante. There’s got to be a throw-in on your roster somewhere. Add a 4th next year? Make it happen.

So, if I’m reading this right, this entire QB class (except for Penix) gets a mark against them on this data point? I know there is the caveat that this is one data point and we don’t want to fade them based on just this, but is that kinda what this is pointing to? Or maybe just that Penix is being...

There are some very real troubling aspects to his game that are going to be big trouble at the next level. He is very poor against press coverage, he is poor in contested catch situations, and he gets taken down easily by first contact. In short, he does not do well with any kind of physicality at a...

BTW, great research (as usual), lmao @ the Manziel comment, and man this does not look very good for this draft class.

There could be multiple reasons for this - surrounding cast getting better around them, change in coaching philosophy, etc But I like your thoughts that a lot of it having to do with the QB maturing as a player and learning the value of extended drives as opposed to trying to get everything in one b...

Agree, I don't see it, and watched a ton of FSU football. Coleman is huge, but his best attribute is YAC (based on film, would be interesting to see what the stats say). He was so good with the ball in space, FSU put him on Punt Return duty. Guys is a Big Slot. If he can play that role, and not get...

In that setup, TE1 = WR5 and TE12 = WR24

So if you can get a top 5 TE you’re roughly scoring a mid to low WR1 and after that you’re looking at TE6-12 to be mid to low WR2s. After that I’d lean more toward WRs over TEs for upside and reliability.

You need to watch some film, I doubt these comps will still come to mind for you after murphy - you mean this in a negative or positive way? Assuming negative... just asking because it isn't immediately clear to me (and apologize if I'm the only one). I am no expert or tape burner, but I just don't...

First of all, don't listen to these losers. If you have a 4th round pick and you use it, you are in fact Chasing Dragons. We all wanna find the Puka. Brendon Rice Don't over draft. But if you have a 4th, add him. With 7th round draft capital, nobody will be taking him above the 4th. In that WR room...

Showing strong rapport with Love, but he sure gets hurt a lot. Lot of mouths to feed on GB also and given how young the group is its going to be difficult to see how the pecking order really shakes out until at least another year goes by.

I should have also stated, and I didn’t study 4th round rbs in particular, but in general, day 2 rbs are far better bets than day 3 rbs. I don’t have the exact numbers on 3rd vs 4th round though. To back this up, the Athletic did a study a few years ago looking at where Pro Bowlers come from at eac...

I think when push comes to shove and people actually start making picks, the top 2 RBs will go much higher. Especially Brooks. There's just no way a 2nd round RB picked into a situation with a very obvious path to a lead or even feature back role in a draft where there are very few other good RB op...

Zeke signed with DAL. His trending to a 3.2 ypa should solve that RB room.