I’m a contender but I’m thinking I could use some WR and TE help. I have two offers made to me and would like to know if I should pull the trigger on either. League/team details below. Thanks!
14 team non-ppr
QB: Dak, Mayfield, Tua (start 1)
RB: Chubb, Zeke, CEH, Dobbins, Mixon (start 2)
WR: Evans, Diggs, Jeudy, Hilton, Thomas (start 3)
TE: Goedert, Engram (start 1)
2021 picks: 1.09, 2.03, 3.05
Two offers on the table (w/poll)
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Re: Two offers on the table (w/poll)
I feel like you should be getting a better return for those RBs in a non-PPR, start 2 RB, 14 team league.
I also don’t think Fant is really a meaningful upgrade over what you have—if you’re going to target TE, a player in the Kelce/Kittle/Waller tier makes more sense to me.
I also don’t think Fant is really a meaningful upgrade over what you have—if you’re going to target TE, a player in the Kelce/Kittle/Waller tier makes more sense to me.
12 Team Superflex - PPR, 0.25 PPC - QB/2RB/3WR/TE/Flex/Superflex
QB: L Jackson, Tagovailoa, Rodgers, Pickett, Tannehill
RB: Swift, Pacheco, Sanders, Hubbard, Spears, Dillon, Herbert, McLaughlin, Chandler, Dowdle
WR: DeVonta, Waddle, Aiyuk, Nacua, McLaurin, Hopkins, M Williams, Mingo, Wan’Dale, Hyatt
TE: Kelce, Okonkwo, Schoonmaker
QB: L Jackson, Tagovailoa, Rodgers, Pickett, Tannehill
RB: Swift, Pacheco, Sanders, Hubbard, Spears, Dillon, Herbert, McLaughlin, Chandler, Dowdle
WR: DeVonta, Waddle, Aiyuk, Nacua, McLaurin, Hopkins, M Williams, Mingo, Wan’Dale, Hyatt
TE: Kelce, Okonkwo, Schoonmaker
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Re: Two offers on the table (w/poll)
I would hold here. The Pitts offer has the value because of his current value and McLaurin helps your build, but I would hold. I would not fault anyone for taking it though but I would not want to buy Pitts at his current price.
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Re: Two offers on the table (w/poll)
Tough to lose Chubb but I’d go Pitts/Terry pretty easy here for me. Getting some SOLID long term pieces and I believe this actually makes you a stronger contender. Losing Chubb doesn’t seem to hurt your team at all.
Team 1:
10 team SF, .5 ppr
1-QB 1-SF 3-WR 2-RB 1-TE 1-Flex
QB: Allen, Burrow, Goff, Aidan OConnel
RB: ETN, K Walker, Swift, D Pierce, Monty, Herbert, McLaughlin
WR: Deebo, AJB, Lamb, DJM, Dell, Higgins, Jeudy, E Moore, Michael Wilson, Tutu
TE: Kinkaid, Schultz, Njoku
10 team SF, .5 ppr
1-QB 1-SF 3-WR 2-RB 1-TE 1-Flex
QB: Allen, Burrow, Goff, Aidan OConnel
RB: ETN, K Walker, Swift, D Pierce, Monty, Herbert, McLaughlin
WR: Deebo, AJB, Lamb, DJM, Dell, Higgins, Jeudy, E Moore, Michael Wilson, Tutu
TE: Kinkaid, Schultz, Njoku
Re: Two offers on the table (w/poll)
Id take the Chubb deal. I dont invest heavily into second contract RBs, and you have plenty of depth at RB to make this move. Pitts and Mclaurin are long term pieces that will be helping your build long beyond Chubb's career.
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Re: Two offers on the table (w/poll)
Just because he has depth doesn't mean he should sell short.
Chubb in a 14 man must start 2 RB should get more of a return. Or he shouldn't be adding.
Chubb in a 14 man must start 2 RB should get more of a return. Or he shouldn't be adding.
Team 1:
16 team startup
1 qb 2 rb 2 wr 1 te 1 flex 1 dst 1k
Qb: Hurts, Pickett
Rb: Taylor, Pollard, Henry, Herbert, K. Ingram, Moss, Kelley
Wr: AJ Brown, Tyreek, Pickens, Bateman, Robinson
TE: Kelce, J. Woods, L. Thomas
D: MIA, SEA, MIN
K: Koo
2024 1.02 & 2.15
Finished
2019: 1st
2020: 1st
2021: 4th
2022: 2nd
2023: 2nd
16 team startup
1 qb 2 rb 2 wr 1 te 1 flex 1 dst 1k
Qb: Hurts, Pickett
Rb: Taylor, Pollard, Henry, Herbert, K. Ingram, Moss, Kelley
Wr: AJ Brown, Tyreek, Pickens, Bateman, Robinson
TE: Kelce, J. Woods, L. Thomas
D: MIA, SEA, MIN
K: Koo
2024 1.02 & 2.15
Finished
2019: 1st
2020: 1st
2021: 4th
2022: 2nd
2023: 2nd
Re: Two offers on the table (w/poll)
Chubb deal is intriguing, but I’d personally hold. No interest in the Mixon deal.
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