Dynasty League Football

Biggest difference with Murray is that he will likely put up enough rushing yards to lock into a top slot. I don't consider him with the elite 4, but he's next up. Mahommes Jackson Watson Wilson Murray If it's 12 team+. Less than that I'd add in the RB and Thomas. I also play in primarily 6pt per pa...

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Thu Apr 02, 2020 1:45 pm

If the bucs don’t draft a RB, and since they let go of Barber, RoJo could have a pretty high ceiling this year

That is very true. Lots of upside lots of downside. He's a hold for me at his current price. 99% of people think he's getting replaced, so his price already reflects that.

Amari

I'd buy for a 3rd, sell for a 2nd. I like him, but I've been burnt over and over again by the new shiny TE toy for Rodgers to ignore.

Mack isnt my favorite but hes solid. I could see them taking an RB, but doubt it's the top 4. It's his job to lose for now either way and his value is already pretty low (early second maybe?).

The Draft is also a massive TV and live event for the NFL, which they will not completely cancel as evidenced by their refusal to move it this year and all the changes they've made to the Combine for TV purposes. The only way there isn't an NFL Draft next year (whether there's a 2020 season or not)...

I think we can all make our choices on who we want to take seriously. If he makes a claim about a garbage RB being the next saquon, I'll use my own judgement to ignore it.

Jones, Williams, Johnson, and Conner. I think they all add a back in the draft. No clue who takes who where and don't really care...but any competition for any of these guys will be bad for their value.

Woah last year was all over the place. Whoever picked Harry as 1.01 over Murray or Jacobs is probably kicking themselves. Why not trade out of that pick!?

I'll ask the same question in reverse, why wouldn't they? The NFL doesn't care if the NCAA had a season. They still want to get the eligible players into the league as soon as possible to start generating money. Anything is possible, but I'd imagine there would still be a draft. The MLB is still hav...

I've always liked the idea of more starters. It then gives the advantage to the team that can accumulate the best depth rather than a couple studs. Really changes the dynamic of a league. This looks like a fun league with more progressive ideas rather than the same old same old.

Good listing and thanks for sharing. You went much beyond anything I've looked into (top 5 or so per position), so it's good to see some of the later round picks with detailed info.

I like Murray and Mixon here, good trade. The Arizona offense is going to be fun this year.

Very interesting setup. Probably keeps people interested throughout the off season. Looks like the picks were all about where I'd expect them, with a few minor differences. Pre-draft, I bet the 1st round often follows the consensus ADP daily closely.

I tend to agree. Most of those with good draft profiles won't want to return to college and forgo earning their money. Even if there is no season, the NFL will still want the next crop of rookies. Brings me back to my question. What does the NFL do if there is no 2020 season? I can't find it anywhere.