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Malik Washington seems like a interesting pick to at least beat his DC and draft position. Nice YPRR Highest pff score vs zone Led the class on 1st down conversions. Caught 85% of his contested targets Highest pff score short yardage targets Led the class in broken tackles On a pass happy team, alth...

Sure but in that list of top PFF scores many of those poped last year (puka, Dell, Douglas, Rice, Downs). Not saying everyone is good, but you can find guys that may exceed their draft position. Most ppl didn't like Rice for example. I mean in the 4th why not take a dart throw at a random player wit...

Just saying it’s not like he came out of nowhere like Puka. While Puka was unexpected related to his DC. He had some really nice stats relating to WR that we use in our analytics. Top PFF grade of all the WR in his class. Top YPRR out of the class. With just those 2 stats, shouldn't we have paid mo...

Randomguess wrote: ↑Wed May 01, 2024 11:01 am If Cousins is healthy, I'll take London.

If not healthy, I'm kinda intrigued by Penix.

Matthew Stafford remains the WR kingmaker. I guess here's a good stat, YPRR. This shows he was good before kingmaker as well and gives some hope he can also do it without him. Yes, cherry picking, but there's hope lol. https://twitter.com/fball_insights/status/1765190364367839269?t=59ZZN3Uslgz8lNli...

Stafford is the only guy in recent memory I've seen who has been called a king-maker. I get that Stafford is called a king maker. My question is more about Wilson in a similar situation of maybe loosing his QB later. GWilson has been outside top20 for 2 years and is ranked in top 8. So basically a ...

He's obviously very good. What I'm slightly worried about is if Stafford is indeed a king-maker here, and how long Stafford will play. He put up elite stats, he's got what it takes for sure. Stafford is 36. He says he has no plans to retire, so barring injury, does he make it to 40? Rodgers is 40. ...

Bad athlete from small school with low draft capital, behind one of the most prolific target hogs I can remember. Pretty self explainitory. Easy to miss on his profile. Take a guess on how many players have hit with his draft capital and athletic profile. (I bet it's zero, or close to it) While he ...

FantasyFreak wrote: ↑Sun Oct 15, 2023 5:56 pm Correct. Hoyer would likely start.

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Meanwhile dulcich had 33 catches and 400 yards and he suddenly has that elite superstar upside. Color me confused on this logic. I wouldn't say Greg has elite superstar upside, but he does have some nice rookie stats and Payton talking about using him like Jimmy Graham could see some fun developmen...

Depends on how you see Wilson. Imo Wilson is a stud so you will be getting 2 studs and be set at WR for a while.

While I much prefer MHJ, Henderson and Bowers is no slouch as well.

JSN + 3 1st could get the ball rolling if he's high on JSN.

London had a 80+ PFF score with THE worst qb in the league. He looked much better with Ridder. He could easily take the 2nd year leap with slightly better QB play. With this you can probably trade back later and get JSN+ at the end of the year as I see the path in the beginning for JSN will be slower.

Roughly 5 1st and a 2nd for JJ? Seems good value and all the pieces coming back can gain value where as JJ is at peak already.

If wanting to boost a specific position and make it more relevant I find just requiring an extra player at the position works best. Don't need to change scoring options. If start 2RB, make it start 3RB If start 1TE, make it start 2TE It doesn't turn existing studs into monsters but makes low end guy...