Dynasty League Football Forum

First trade is bad. Second trade isn't that bad, since few owners are willing to pay more than a 2nd for Alshon. But selling a player for a pick isn't consistent with an owner planning to leave the league after the season. Since a future pick would be of no value to him. If the bylaws don't include ...

BoogerMcFarland wrote: ↑Tue Aug 28, 2018 7:20 am I'd take the gamble on Lindsay since Lasley is on IR.

It was their other rookie WR (Jaleel Scott) who was placed on IR. Lasley is healthy.

I think you have to take the deal. Your team is in rough shape for a 10-team league. Would also think about moving Keenum or Allen for a TE to prepare for the switch to being a 2 TE league.

Not worried about his inability to seize the job at ASU? A lot of guys never seized the job in college. A lot. Exhibit A: Kamara last year Both Georgia guys this year A million other examples I'm too lazy to write While those guys shared the workload they were all way more efficient than Ballage. A...

Since only one poster has mentioned Chark, he will probably end up being the guy. Wouldn't want to invest in any of them though. They will always be a run-heavy team as long as Marrone and Coughlin are running things.

I can't view the full rookie rankings. Tried both ways, while logged in and while logged out.

Same problem for me just now.

GLSmk wrote: ↑Sat Apr 28, 2018 6:08 pm Bears pick up Simmie Cobbs

No, he signed with Washington.

Ian Thomas caught my eye at Indiana, and his workout metrics backed up that he is an NFL level athlete. I was going to Say Boston Scott but looks like he's been mentioned a few times. Thomas will probably be 4th TE taken in NFL draft, ahead of Mark Andrews. So you'll likely need to grab him in the ...

Hyde is your only decent RB. Even if Cleveland drafts Barkley, Hyde is still your RB2. Only predraft move I'd consider is flipping Gore to the Drake owner. Add 2.10 with Drake and try to get a flex type of RB. These Hyde offers you're getting are already factoring in the assumption that Barkley goes...

Reno McCoy wrote: ↑Mon Apr 02, 2018 11:54 am For those who've used both, how does this compare to the Orange Report?

I find it to be much better than Orange Report. But never been a fan of Ghost's work. I don't rely solely on the RSP, but it's useful in conjunction with other resources.

He made a second visit to the Ravens today. They don't have anybody similar, so it might not be a bad landing spot if Saints didn't match the offer.

Yeah those are terrible offers. Not even worth countering. If you want to add RB depth, would be better off trading Green or Hilton for a nice package. And then draft WR's at 2.05 and 2.10. Should be able to move either of them for a WR and RB.

Devy is about twice the risk of rookie. So if you're saying 50% for rookie, then it's 25% for devy. And the further out from joining the NFL they are, the higher the risk. Especially for RB's, as injuries can cripple their value (Marcus Lattimore from South Carolina for example). There will usually ...

whaley88 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 23, 2018 4:08 pm Top 5 for me are:

Harry
Harmon
Dobbins
Montgomery
Taylor

Interesting. First list I've seen without Akers in top five. What don't you like about him ?