Everyone’s biggest disappointments-most shares that are hurting your teams

[Sriracha]

Baker Mayfield - Own him in a few spots. Still have hope but obviously he's looked hit or miss and it's angering me!

Definitely this guy.

He's actually played well for the most part this year, though.. so maybe there's a small ray of hope he could be a middle class QB2.

He's only thrown for 200 yards like three times.

Definitely Mark Andrews as this season's LVP for me, have him just about everywhere. Saquon a close second, I just don't have him in as many places -- but both those guys were meant to be anchors.

I'm talking from an NFL perspective lol Hoping that translates to fantasy at some point.. I'm taking any ray of sunshine I can with him at this point

[M-Dub]

Ertz was a huge disappointment to start the year, and then he got hurt.

I own CMC, Mixon, Godwin and Crowder in 2/3 leagues, in addition to single shares of Sanders, Golladay and Lindsay. All seven have struggled to stay healthy.

Owned Guice in 2/3 leagues. Cut him before week 1 in both.

For a lower tier player, Tre’Quan Smith has been really disappointing too. He had a golden opportunity to step up in the absence of MT, but got outplayed by 47-year-old Manny Sanders and undrafted Marquez Callaway. He’s done just barely enough to prevent me from cutting him, so he’s also kept me from taking some more dart throws on the waiver wire.

[burntfire]

I didnt either, thats why i traded him in the offseason. You are right that many people felt he was maxed out but they were pretty quiet about it.

I mean he's still RB10. Not sure how you call anyone a big disappointment at that rate. Maybe if CMC had played every game and was RB10, but like you guys said, it's Jacobs. I'll take RB10 numbers.

Ya but he is only Rb10 because of 1 or 2 huge games. People expected more, and they definitely expected more pass catching.

I'm gonna go with the Sophmore Slump. I like what I see when he runs. Strong, good vision, good speed but average line blocking. I still believe he'll improve next season.

[Patsfan86]

I mean he's still RB10. Not sure how you call anyone a big disappointment at that rate. Maybe if CMC had played every game and was RB10, but like you guys said, it's Jacobs. I'll take RB10 numbers.

Ya but he is only Rb10 because of 1 or 2 huge games. People expected more, and they definitely expected more pass catching.

I'm gonna go with the Sophmore Slump. I like what I see when he runs. Strong, good vision, good speed but average line blocking. I still believe he'll improve next season.

I like the optimism but i think this is what he is, A low end RB1/ high RB2. Which is fine, but many people spent the first 2019 overall pick on him and they would want more production then this. Especially since they passed up on DK or AJ Brown for Jacobs.

[Shoreline Steamers]

Mostly injury related, but I'd say Godwin, Chubb, Mixon, Michael Thomas, Diontae Johnson, and Watkins from one team alone.

It's been tough trying to win each week with shallow benches and all those missed games (and in-game injuries) to contend with.

Guess my other team hasn't fared all that well avoiding injury and lost games as well. Guys like Michel, Sanders, Crowder, and Ridley have had me scrambling multiple times this year.

Just a weird year. And I suppose the biggest letdown for me is the lost season, and knowing all these guys I count on will be another year older in 2021. Fingers crossed for better luck next year I suppose.

[Pac_Eddy]

Injuries being such a downer makes having IR roster spaces even more important. And why not allow unlimited IR.

I only have one league that doesn't do this. Should be standard...

[Cowboysfan33]

Injuries being such a downer makes having IR roster spaces even more important. And why not allow unlimited IR.

I only have one league that doesn't do this. Should be standard...

In the DLF Superflex TE premium leagues, we have 30 man rosters, so they said that’s why they don’t have IR. Which makes sense in a normal season but with the way everything is going this season, it would’ve been nice to have, I know for sure that I have a couple of teams in these leagues that have 3-4 players out for the season and they’re too good to drop.

[M-Dub]

Injuries being such a downer makes having IR roster spaces even more important. And why not allow unlimited IR.

I only have one league that doesn't do this. Should be standard...

It’s funny, all three of my dynasties passed an emergency provision allowing unlimited IR slots for players on the Covid-reserve list and those who opted out. As it turns out, regular old injuries have been way more of an issue this year than Covid-related absences. I have a feeling a lot of leagues are going to be expanding their IR slots after this clusterf—k of a season.

[CGW]

For some reason all of my leagues voted against IR spots because 28 guys was already "too many." This year might give me the ammo to get them to reconsider.

[Patsfan86]

Its been an interesting year for sure. I wonder if this makes players reconsider having Preseason and maybe more strenuous training camps? I totally understand why conditioning was off this season for the players. Also i do wonder if there has really been more injuries then usual or its just seemed that way to us because its been star fantasy players who have been injured?

Im very surprised leagues said no to more IR spots this season, i understand we all have different feelings about COVID but the facts are its very contagious and will keep people out, so IR spots should have been a no brainer. Guess not though?

[davidxhorn]

I'll stick with TEs here - Evan Engram, Chris Herndon, and Ian Thomas.

I bought Engram everywhere a) because I thought Daniel Jones would be taking a step forward, Barkley would be healthy, and in general the NYG offense would have enough to draw attention away from him. For real, though, it isn't about attention with him - it's ability.

Ian Thomas and Herndon, I really thought they would be low cost break outs. I definitely did not expect them to be completely invisible though. I am beginning to buy in that Thomas is just not a good TE, but I am guessing Herndons issue is Gase? Figured Darnold dump offs and talent would at least get him... A target per game?

[Jigga94]

I'll stick with TEs here - Evan Engram, Chris Herndon, and Ian Thomas.

I bought Engram everywhere a) because I thought Daniel Jones would be taking a step forward, Barkley would be healthy, and in general the NYG offense would have enough to draw attention away from him. For real, though, it isn't about attention with him - it's ability.

Ian Thomas and Herndon, I really thought they would be low cost break outs. I definitely did not expect them to be completely invisible though. I am beginning to buy in that Thomas is just not a good TE, but I am guessing Herndons issue is Gase? Figured Darnold dump offs and talent would at least get him... A target per game?

Was never high on either Thomas or Herndon. They seem like average players who got a lot of hype due to situation and opportunity. For whatever reason, they just aren't it. Engram is at least going to hang around for a while but after his huge rookie year, you'd have thought he would be a top TE right now

[M-Dub]

I'll stick with TEs here - Evan Engram, Chris Herndon, and Ian Thomas.

I bought Engram everywhere a) because I thought Daniel Jones would be taking a step forward, Barkley would be healthy, and in general the NYG offense would have enough to draw attention away from him. For real, though, it isn't about attention with him - it's ability.

Ian Thomas and Herndon, I really thought they would be low cost break outs. I definitely did not expect them to be completely invisible though. I am beginning to buy in that Thomas is just not a good TE, but I am guessing Herndons issue is Gase? Figured Darnold dump offs and talent would at least get him... A target per game?

I don’t even know how you could tell if Thomas is any good or not. Carolina just refuses to throw him the ball. Through 10 weeks, he’s had 18 targets, 13 of which were deemed “catchable” by PlayerProfiler. He’s turned that into 12 catches for 93 yards and a TD. It’s a small sample, but he’s at least been efficient when they’ve actually thrown to him. It’s really baffling. The Panthers don’t really have a big-bodied red zone threat at WR, but they’ve only targeted their TEs 26 times combined. I’m not necessarily trying to argue that Thomas is good or even worth rostering. He just hasn’t been utilized enough to even say for sure. Seems like more of a scheme thing than anything.

[TD41]

Also owned too much Guice, just as I owned too much David Wilson a few years ago. We'll never know what could've been

[Cowboysfan33]

I’ll list another one, but this one, I don’t have on many teams but it’s Leonard Fournette. Maybe it’s being with a new team but other than a game or two, he’s been pretty useless for fantasy owners. I guess I expected more but I also didn’t expect as much out of Rojo either, so that definitely has hurt Fournette.