Thank you.
He may very well be guilty but we do not know that yet.
Thank you.
I get that, my point is I hope that the opportunity is never there to flip him. That's my stance on it. So in other words, I hope guys who buy low on Hill still lose, as I don't want to see him play a down of football again. That's my stance on it.Jigga94 wrote: ↑Tue May 07, 2019 1:40 pmExactly. You don't have to love him to flip him months or a year from now. I mean this is the lowest his value could possibly be, barring actually being kicked out of the league / imprisonedCult of Dionysus wrote: ↑Tue May 07, 2019 1:36 pm I bought him for a late 2020 3rd. Do I feel great about owning him? No. I actually do not, to be honest. But I also know I will be very happy when I sell him for a massive gain if he returns to the field.
Based on the audio of that conversation, he's beaten his son before. Whether or not it happened this particular time is irrelevant to me at this point, with his prior history. He's a piece of garbage. He may not get convicted of this, but the fact he admits to disciplining his child in that manner, combined with his prior history is enough for me to never want to see the guy hit the field again. I'm am all for due process, but the NFL can still deal with him based on that audio and I hope they do, once it's confirmed to be legit.
Sure, it's very likely. But would you take a 50-50 (?) shot that he's worth a 1st or more... or maybe nothing... Or would you rather not take that chance and sell for a 3rd? Doesn't make much sense to me to sell but whatevergrandmabetty wrote: ↑Tue May 07, 2019 3:16 pmA strong possibilityJigga94 wrote: ↑Tue May 07, 2019 1:40 pmExactly. You don't have to love him to flip him months or a year from now. I mean this is the lowest his value could possibly be, barring actually being kicked out of the league / imprisonedCult of Dionysus wrote: ↑Tue May 07, 2019 1:36 pm I bought him for a late 2020 3rd. Do I feel great about owning him? No. I actually do not, to be honest. But I also know I will be very happy when I sell him for a massive gain if he returns to the field.
Fair enough. Props to you for having a strong moral standard even in fantasy football.FantasyFreak wrote: ↑Tue May 07, 2019 6:34 pmI get that, my point is I hope that the opportunity is never there to flip him. That's my stance on it. So in other words, I hope guys who buy low on Hill still lose, as I don't want to see him play a down of football again. That's my stance on it.Jigga94 wrote: ↑Tue May 07, 2019 1:40 pmExactly. You don't have to love him to flip him months or a year from now. I mean this is the lowest his value could possibly be, barring actually being kicked out of the league / imprisonedCult of Dionysus wrote: ↑Tue May 07, 2019 1:36 pm I bought him for a late 2020 3rd. Do I feel great about owning him? No. I actually do not, to be honest. But I also know I will be very happy when I sell him for a massive gain if he returns to the field.
Yes I agree with the point if he punches his kid in the chest, or if he broke his arm. If he did any of that he needs to he in prison. But I dont want to rush to convict him based on the court of public opinion. In that audio he did at one point say he didnt do it. His lack of defense when she explains how he punches their sons chest is alarming. And its disturbing to hear him say "you should be afraid of me too, b****".FantasyFreak wrote: ↑Tue May 07, 2019 6:36 pmBased on the audio of that conversation, he's beaten his son before. Whether or not it happened this particular time is irrelevant to me at this point, with his prior history. He's a piece of garbage. He may not get convicted of this, but the fact he admits to disciplining his child in that manner, combined with his prior history is enough for me to never want to see the guy hit the field again. I'm am all for due process, but the NFL can still deal with him based on that audio and I hope they do, once it's confirmed to be legit.
Absolutely disgusting. For sure.Bot101 wrote: ↑Tue May 07, 2019 6:46 pmYes I agree with the point if he punches his kid in the chest, or if he broke his arm. If he did any of that he needs to he in prison. But I dont want to rush to convict him based on the court of public opinion. In that audio he did at one point say he didnt do it. His lack of defense when she explains how he punches their sons chest is alarming. And its disturbing to hear him say "you should be afraid of me too, b****".FantasyFreak wrote: ↑Tue May 07, 2019 6:36 pmBased on the audio of that conversation, he's beaten his son before. Whether or not it happened this particular time is irrelevant to me at this point, with his prior history. He's a piece of garbage. He may not get convicted of this, but the fact he admits to disciplining his child in that manner, combined with his prior history is enough for me to never want to see the guy hit the field again. I'm am all for due process, but the NFL can still deal with him based on that audio and I hope they do, once it's confirmed to be legit.
But I already sold him when it seemed he was more likely innocent than guilty. If the guy I sold him to wanted to bail for almost nothing then heck I might even stash him again and hope hes innocent. If hes proven guilty then I'd drop him like the rotten sack of dung he likely is.
just to make you feel better, the shitcunt pleaded guilty of punching and choking a pregnant woman, and was rewarded with a clean criminal record.
Id pass on those two, but they're certainly not bad.wickerkat1212 wrote: ↑Wed May 08, 2019 8:48 am Some recent offers:
I offered Washington and Reynolds, he passed.
I offered Sutton for Hill, he passed.
He offered Hill 2.11 3.11 for Landry 2.04, and I passed.
Tough. In one dynasty, I'm just holding Hill and praying.
It feels like you two aren't in possession of the latest facts. Hill's already confirmed guilty of verbally threatening his pregnant fiancee as of last month.
Next stop XFL.ninotoreS wrote: ↑Wed May 08, 2019 12:01 pmEr, guys, he's already confirmed guilty of verbally threatening his pregnant fiancee as of last month.
Imagine yourself as the kind of person that says to your wife "you should be terrified of me, bitch" as your first response to her allegation that your son is terrified of you.
Based on the way the winds are blowing as of this moment, barring any new evidence or indictment, my guess is that Tyreek will get a 6 game suspension solely on the basis of the "you should be terrified of me, too", and will be back in time to wreck for teams who held him into the fantasy playoffs.Space Cowboy wrote: ↑Wed May 08, 2019 12:08 pmNext stop XFL.ninotoreS wrote: ↑Wed May 08, 2019 12:01 pmEr, guys, he's already confirmed guilty of verbally threatening his pregnant fiancee as of last month.
Imagine yourself as the kind of person that says to your wife "you should be terrified of me, bitch" as your first response to her allegation that your son is terrified of you.
After lighting up that league for a year, he'll talk about how improved he is blah blah blah.......and then someone will sign him. They'll talk about him earning a spot, knocking off the rust, then he'll be the week 1 starter and a 1,200 yard WR.
I think it's going to be more. I think he was already in line for a suspension before the audio. He also needs a team to play on, and it's a good bet the Chiefs eventually cut him. The Hardman pick makes it pretty obvious his time in KC may be short.MickRL wrote: ↑Wed May 08, 2019 5:04 pmBased on the way the winds are blowing as of this moment, barring any new evidence or indictment, my guess is that Tyreek will get a 6 game suspension solely on the basis of the "you should be terrified of me, too", and will be back in time to wreck for teams who held him into the fantasy playoffs.Space Cowboy wrote: ↑Wed May 08, 2019 12:08 pmNext stop XFL.ninotoreS wrote: ↑Wed May 08, 2019 12:01 pm
Er, guys, he's already confirmed guilty of verbally threatening his pregnant fiancee as of last month.
Imagine yourself as the kind of person that says to your wife "you should be terrified of me, bitch" as your first response to her allegation that your son is terrified of you.
After lighting up that league for a year, he'll talk about how improved he is blah blah blah.......and then someone will sign him. They'll talk about him earning a spot, knocking off the rust, then he'll be the week 1 starter and a 1,200 yard WR.