Dynasty League Football Forum

Bot101 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 01, 2019 10:51 am

FantasyFreak wrote: ↑Sat Jun 01, 2019 8:30 am

DJB wrote: ↑Sat Jun 01, 2019 7:55 am

I agree with all except CMC. I think he really explodes this year . He's bigger, and he also has a great schedule to take advantage of. I think at this point next year he is in discussions for 1.01 in startup.

Barkley is going to regress. I could see teams putting 8 or more in the box every time he is on the field . I mean Eli and a washed up Tate scare nobody and there is no deep threat from Eli as he can't throw . Teams if smart move their defenders close to the LOS.

CMC is going to have a monster year

RB's who gain weight aren't always a good thing. Can often lead to injuries. CMC can't really catch more passes. I think he's peaked out as a producer, but since he is one of only a few of the top RB's with no real issues of injury or personality, I think he's a hold.

CMC didntsee his explosion till Cam couldnt throw. If he gets another workload like he had last year he will breakdown sooner rather than later. And Cam isnt going to papercut a defense to death.

CMC is incredibly durable. It may be his best trait of all, and...his workload was less than that of the elite backs of the last several years, especially when you take into account that RB wear and tear correlates to carries, not snaps or targets. He only had 219 carries last year.

CMC and Kamara, more than any other of the elite RBs in the league, project to have the longest healthy careers based on their low usage carrying the ball compared to other elite RBs. That has already been shown by both throughout their college and pro careers where neither has had any real injury history to speak of(Kamara some minor knee sprain in 2016 at Tennessee) and CMC with basically nothing ever in his entire career(slight groin pull in college once, minor shoulder problem in NFL - that’s it).

The reason they are elite isn’t because of heavy usage because neither see heavy usage, it is because of their elite efficiency scoring near the top in the league in Fantasy Points Per Touch.

jenkins.math wrote: ↑Sat Jun 01, 2019 11:12 am

RB6 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 01, 2019 5:41 am

remedy29 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 01, 2019 12:36 am How is Adrian Peterson in any way a sell high player? He is currently ranked 62nd RB, according to mizelle. His sell high point was midpoint last year, not now.

Sell high players got to be players you think twice about getting rid of, because they are or are perceived to be good.

I'd suggest Guice is a sell high, he is ranked high for a player who has never played.

Connor. How long is he going to maintain his high volume?

Melvin Gordon. His value isn't going to get any higher and how much longer will he remain a top 10 RB?

Thread is sell now, not high. AP is an obviously sell now due to age. But I do believe he could put up another solid season. I got him as a throw-in for a team in desperate need of RB depth. Think he can be decent as a bye week or injury fill-in.

To be a sell now I feel like you have to get some sort of value in return. What are you realistically getting for AP? You said yourself you got him as a throw in? AP might get you a 3rd? For that price you might as well hold especially if you're a contender.

Same thing with people saying sell Corey Davis and/or ARob. Why would you sell them when their value is awful? That's poor asset management.

A third is not nothing and nothing is only slightly less than I would value AP at this point. I don’t see him getting the volume he got last year, so you’re basically hoping for TDs and defensive miscues for points.

The difference with Davis & ARob is their value could get better. Even if AP blows up week 1, you’re looking at what? A higher third? If he stumbles out of the gate, you won’t even get that third and you’ll be wasting a roster spot on a guy because of his name and the hope that he’ll go off the one week that you’re actually desperate enough to start him.

jenkins.math wrote: ↑Sat Jun 01, 2019 11:12 am

RB6 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 01, 2019 5:41 am

remedy29 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 01, 2019 12:36 am How is Adrian Peterson in any way a sell high player? He is currently ranked 62nd RB, according to mizelle. His sell high point was midpoint last year, not now.

Sell high players got to be players you think twice about getting rid of, because they are or are perceived to be good.

I'd suggest Guice is a sell high, he is ranked high for a player who has never played.

Connor. How long is he going to maintain his high volume?

Melvin Gordon. His value isn't going to get any higher and how much longer will he remain a top 10 RB?

Thread is sell now, not high. AP is an obviously sell now due to age. But I do believe he could put up another solid season. I got him as a throw-in for a team in desperate need of RB depth. Think he can be decent as a bye week or injury fill-in.

To be a sell now I feel like you have to get some sort of value in return. What are you realistically getting for AP? You said yourself you got him as a throw in? AP might get you a 3rd? For that price you might as well hold especially if you're a contender.

Same thing with people saying sell Corey Davis and/or ARob. Why would you sell them when their value is awful? That's poor asset management.

Like I said, AP as a throw-in, for a contender in need of depth...solid pick up. If i was offered any any 3rd, I’d be all over it. Substantial difference between sell now and sell high.

Amari Cooper - Last chance to get out from under after what he did in Dallas. Take a close look at his Dallas numbers and he’s still the same boom or bust player who will lose you games with a 3 spot on a regular basis. Take out the Phil and Wash games and you’d swear his game by game line was from Oak.

And who exactly is trading a 3rd round pick for AP at this point? Nobody.
With the same logic, all players with no value are sell now players.

Irbir wrote: ↑Sun Jun 02, 2019 5:00 am Amari Cooper - Last chance to get out from under after what he did in Dallas. Take a close look at his Dallas numbers and he’s still the same boom or bust player who will lose you games with a 3 spot on a regular basis. Take out the Phil and Wash games and you’d swear his game by game line was from Oak.

I bought him, I feel like he will do good in Dallas, he did great in the playoffs as well.

joeya2001 wrote: ↑Sun Jun 02, 2019 5:39 am

Irbir wrote: ↑Sun Jun 02, 2019 5:00 am Amari Cooper - Last chance to get out from under after what he did in Dallas. Take a close look at his Dallas numbers and he’s still the same boom or bust player who will lose you games with a 3 spot on a regular basis. Take out the Phil and Wash games and you’d swear his game by game line was from Oak.

I bought him, I feel like he will do good in Dallas, he did great in the playoffs as well.

Sea: 7-106-0
LA: 6-65-1

Decent but not sure I’d say great. I think he will have a couple monster games this year like he always does but then lots of strings of 3-5 point games that kill you. Don’t get me wrong, not saying sell him for pennies on the dollar but I’m looking to move him for the right price while his value is back up.

Julio
AGJ
MG3

I don't think you will ever get more for them at this point.

BradysBunch wrote: ↑Sun Jun 02, 2019 9:31 am Julio
AGJ
MG3

I don't think you will ever get more for them at this point.

Thing is, at what point is it better to hold the production? What do you think you can get for AJG right now?

BradysBunch wrote: ↑Sun Jun 02, 2019 9:31 am Julio
AGJ
MG3

I don't think you will ever get more for them at this point.

Sure, if I was in a rebuild situation. If I’m contending, the value I’d get in return is pretty unlikely to match the value I’d get hanging on to them. I’d rather ride the stud to the end, because short of a Calvin Johnson situation, they’re usually going to outperform their perceived risk.

Irbir wrote: ↑Sun Jun 02, 2019 8:23 am

joeya2001 wrote: ↑Sun Jun 02, 2019 5:39 am

Irbir wrote: ↑Sun Jun 02, 2019 5:00 am Amari Cooper - Last chance to get out from under after what he did in Dallas. Take a close look at his Dallas numbers and he’s still the same boom or bust player who will lose you games with a 3 spot on a regular basis. Take out the Phil and Wash games and you’d swear his game by game line was from Oak.

I bought him, I feel like he will do good in Dallas, he did great in the playoffs as well.

Sea: 7-106-0
LA: 6-65-1

Decent but not sure I’d say great. I think he will have a couple monster games this year like he always does but then lots of strings of 3-5 point games that kill you. Don’t get me wrong, not saying sell him for pennies on the dollar but I’m looking to move him for the right price while his value is back up.

I think as long as he’s your WR2, then he’s a definite hold. I have him on several teams and on everyone of them, I have him paired with Julio(on 2 teams), D.Adams on 1 team, D.Hop on 1 team and M.Thomas on the other. As long as he’s paired with someone like that, he’s not a sell, imo.

I believe the following players have peaked in value, are too old, have short career spans ahead of them, have injury concerns, and/or in general have a high probability of busting/declining/losing value quickly in the near future. Sell now unless necessary piece for contender:

Brees
Rivers
Roethlisberger
Brady

Bell
DJ
Gurley
Gordon

AB
Julio
AJG
Hilton

Ertz
Ebron
Cook
Rudolph


This is the type of roster you could enter the season hopeful with a lot of top talent, but could easily lose 1-2 starters at each position, or more, throughout the year. And by next year 7-8 or more of these guys could have hung it up or become fantasy irrelevant.

The problem with the "old" players is that guys like AJG and Julio have already seen their value tank because rebuilders don't want them. I'd rather hold those kinds of uber productive players until the wheels fall off

Jigga94 wrote: ↑Sun Jun 02, 2019 1:40 pm The problem with the "old" players is that guys like AJG and Julio have already seen their value tank because rebuilders don't want them. I'd rather hold those kinds of uber productive players until the wheels fall off

Yeah that’s fair, but if you yourself are a rebuilder you held too long and still need to cut bait ASAP before their value further plummets. Contender can at least weigh options on these guys

FantasyDumDum wrote: ↑Sun Jun 02, 2019 1:43 pm

Jigga94 wrote: ↑Sun Jun 02, 2019 1:40 pm The problem with the "old" players is that guys like AJG and Julio have already seen their value tank because rebuilders don't want them. I'd rather hold those kinds of uber productive players until the wheels fall off

Yeah that’s fair, but if you yourself are a rebuilder you held too long and still need to cut bait ASAP before their value further plummets. Contender can at least weigh options on these guys

Very true, if you are a rebuilder, these guys are Sell Yesterday lol