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They main reason I'm considering is we have only 20 man rosters with no IR. Makes it tough to hold injured players all year.
That is fine but HH is worth way more than Devante Parker. In may before his injury his ADP was 53 vs Parkers 72....that is nearly 2 whole rounds difference. If you can't get fair value for him them bite the bullet and hang on to him. HH is almost certainly more valuable than someone else on your 20 man roster even if he is hurt. He is dynasty's #4 TE. Selling him at a steep discount is exactly what other teams are praying owners of injured players do and they take advantage of that by offering you a non factor WR for 3 years in a row for TE that has been nothing short of great and only 23.
a hurt player is not more valuable to your team than a not hurt player.Titans95 wrote: ↑Tue Jun 19, 2018 5:15 amThat is fine but HH is worth way more than Devante Parker. In may before his injury his ADP was 53 vs Parkers 72....that is nearly 2 whole rounds difference. If you can't get fair value for him them bite the bullet and hang on to him. HH is almost certainly more valuable than someone else on your 20 man roster even if he is hurt. He is dynasty's #4 TE. Selling him at a steep discount is exactly what other teams are praying owners of injured players do and they take advantage of that by offering you a non factor WR for 3 years in a row for TE that has been nothing short of great and only 23.
You are comparing TE's to WR's stats and that is foolish unless we are playing them both in our flex. Besides for gronk even the best TE's score as much as mid/low WR2's. Additionally TE's take longer to develop and Hunter Henry has been extremely efficient with his targets, He had one of the greatest TE of all time ahead of him on the depth chart as a rookie and sophomore, of course he wasn't going to get a full workload but he was nothing less than outstanding every opportunity he got. 1.Gronk 2. Kelce 3. Ertz 4.Engram 5. HH. I apologize I miscounted so yes he was the TE5. You keep saying Parker is in line for 120+ targets but that has yet to be seen. Parker's efficiency numbers are garbage and he can't stay healthy for more than half a season. They also have brought in multiple new guys as well as being on paper one of the worst offenses in the league with a decent QB at best in Tannehill. HH is absolutely more valuable than parker and its not close.BigBawseRoss wrote: ↑Tue Jun 19, 2018 6:19 ama hurt player is not more valuable to your team than a not hurt player.Titans95 wrote: ↑Tue Jun 19, 2018 5:15 amThat is fine but HH is worth way more than Devante Parker. In may before his injury his ADP was 53 vs Parkers 72....that is nearly 2 whole rounds difference. If you can't get fair value for him them bite the bullet and hang on to him. HH is almost certainly more valuable than someone else on your 20 man roster even if he is hurt. He is dynasty's #4 TE. Selling him at a steep discount is exactly what other teams are praying owners of injured players do and they take advantage of that by offering you a non factor WR for 3 years in a row for TE that has been nothing short of great and only 23.
2 rounds difference in ADP while healthy is not that big, now one player is set up for lots of targets and one is set up to do lots of rehab.
HH is not the #4 TE in dynasty, he was floating around 5-7 pre injury but likely will be regarded as a fringe top 10 guy come next year.
parker has not been a non factor. Hunter henry has not been great.
past 2 seasons DP-744-4, 670-1 HH-478-8, 579-4
one of these two is out for the year and the other is in line to see 120+ targets.
you keep saying false things to make your side of the argument and i cannot keep up with that lol. so i agree with you now. HH all the way.Titans95 wrote: ↑Tue Jun 19, 2018 6:28 amYou are comparing TE's to WR's stats and that is foolish unless we are playing them both in our flex. Besides for gronk even the best TE's score as much as mid/low WR2's. Additionally TE's take longer to develop and Hunter Henry has been extremely efficient with his targets, He had one of the greatest TE of all time ahead of him on the depth chart as a rookie and sophomore, of course he wasn't going to get a full workload but he was nothing less than outstanding every opportunity he got. 1.Gronk 2. Kelce 3. Ertz 4.Engram 5. HH. I apologize I miscounted so yes he was the TE5. You keep saying Parker is in line for 120+ targets but that has yet to be seen. Parker's efficiency numbers are garbage and he can't stay healthy for more than half a season. They also have brought in multiple new guys as well as being on paper one of the worst offenses in the league with a decent QB at best in Tannehill. HH is absolutely more valuable than parker and its not close.BigBawseRoss wrote: ↑Tue Jun 19, 2018 6:19 ama hurt player is not more valuable to your team than a not hurt player.Titans95 wrote: ↑Tue Jun 19, 2018 5:15 am
That is fine but HH is worth way more than Devante Parker. In may before his injury his ADP was 53 vs Parkers 72....that is nearly 2 whole rounds difference. If you can't get fair value for him them bite the bullet and hang on to him. HH is almost certainly more valuable than someone else on your 20 man roster even if he is hurt. He is dynasty's #4 TE. Selling him at a steep discount is exactly what other teams are praying owners of injured players do and they take advantage of that by offering you a non factor WR for 3 years in a row for TE that has been nothing short of great and only 23.
2 rounds difference in ADP while healthy is not that big, now one player is set up for lots of targets and one is set up to do lots of rehab.
HH is not the #4 TE in dynasty, he was floating around 5-7 pre injury but likely will be regarded as a fringe top 10 guy come next year.
parker has not been a non factor. Hunter henry has not been great.
past 2 seasons DP-744-4, 670-1 HH-478-8, 579-4
one of these two is out for the year and the other is in line to see 120+ targets.
What helps your team more? a top 5 TE in scoring each week or a WR3? WR3 are a dime a dozen but there is only about 5-6 guys that can consistently score as a TE
I'm not saying false things. Devante Parker cannot stay healthy for more than half a season. "he has nagging injuries that affect performance but he suits up and goes out there" And consistently under-performs when he does. I get the optimism for Parker and he could very will take a 4TH YEAR leap but his stats have been mediocre for 3 years in row and none of it was due to lack of opportunity....with that being said yes he will be worth more THIS year than Henry because he will at least play football but OP's team 1 in sig he has less than 20 keepers so I'm not sure where his other players are that is making it difficult to hang-on to a IR guy this year. Hunter Henry had more value than Parker did pre-injury and will have more value next year heading into the off-season. OP is losing value by trading him away for Parker when Parker won't even be considered in flex compared to the rest of his WR's. Hang on to the better player and get better value next year.BigBawseRoss wrote: ↑Tue Jun 19, 2018 7:09 amyou keep saying false things to make your side of the argument and i cannot keep up with that lol. so i agree with you now. HH all the way.Titans95 wrote: ↑Tue Jun 19, 2018 6:28 amYou are comparing TE's to WR's stats and that is foolish unless we are playing them both in our flex. Besides for gronk even the best TE's score as much as mid/low WR2's. Additionally TE's take longer to develop and Hunter Henry has been extremely efficient with his targets, He had one of the greatest TE of all time ahead of him on the depth chart as a rookie and sophomore, of course he wasn't going to get a full workload but he was nothing less than outstanding every opportunity he got. 1.Gronk 2. Kelce 3. Ertz 4.Engram 5. HH. I apologize I miscounted so yes he was the TE5. You keep saying Parker is in line for 120+ targets but that has yet to be seen. Parker's efficiency numbers are garbage and he can't stay healthy for more than half a season. They also have brought in multiple new guys as well as being on paper one of the worst offenses in the league with a decent QB at best in Tannehill. HH is absolutely more valuable than parker and its not close.BigBawseRoss wrote: ↑Tue Jun 19, 2018 6:19 am
a hurt player is not more valuable to your team than a not hurt player.
2 rounds difference in ADP while healthy is not that big, now one player is set up for lots of targets and one is set up to do lots of rehab.
HH is not the #4 TE in dynasty, he was floating around 5-7 pre injury but likely will be regarded as a fringe top 10 guy come next year.
parker has not been a non factor. Hunter henry has not been great.
past 2 seasons DP-744-4, 670-1 HH-478-8, 579-4
one of these two is out for the year and the other is in line to see 120+ targets.
What helps your team more? a top 5 TE in scoring each week or a WR3? WR3 are a dime a dozen but there is only about 5-6 guys that can consistently score as a TE
120 is a conservative guess, as he had 87 and then 96 the past two years and now the guy who got 131 and then 161 targets is gone, so ya i expect a massive jump in looks.
you say he cant stay healthy more than half a season. he has played in 15/16, 15/16, and 13/16 games to start his career. he has nagging injuries that affect performance but he suits up and goes out there. If he was able to even get a handful of TDs last year people would like him a lot more, go look at his weekly stats, very consistently got 65-85 yards and 5-6 catches (8 of 13 games were in this realm).
what helps your team more? wasting 1 of 20 available roster slots for a guy who wont play at all and is at the same position as 2 of your other 20 especially when those 2 are fine options, or a guy who will play all year, doesnt miss many games, and is in line for a monster workload?
i think that is a much more accurate question than the one you proposed.
i would love to know how you know this.Titans95 wrote: ↑Tue Jun 19, 2018 8:33 amI'm not saying false things. Devante Parker cannot stay healthy for more than half a season. "he has nagging injuries that affect performance but he suits up and goes out there"And consistently under-performs when he does. I get the optimism for Parker and he could very will take a 4TH YEAR leap but his stats have been mediocre for 3 years in row and none of it was due to lack of opportunity....with that being said yes he will be worth more THIS year than Henry because he will at least play football but OP's team 1 in sig he has less than 20 keepers so I'm not sure where his other players are that is making it difficult to hang-on to a IR guy this year. Hunter Henry had more value than Parker did pre-injury and will have more value next year heading into the off-season. OP is losing value by trading him away for Parker when Parker won't even be considered in flex compared to the rest of his WR's. Hang on to the better player and get better value next year.BigBawseRoss wrote: ↑Tue Jun 19, 2018 7:09 amyou keep saying false things to make your side of the argument and i cannot keep up with that lol. so i agree with you now. HH all the way.Titans95 wrote: ↑Tue Jun 19, 2018 6:28 am
You are comparing TE's to WR's stats and that is foolish unless we are playing them both in our flex. Besides for gronk even the best TE's score as much as mid/low WR2's. Additionally TE's take longer to develop and Hunter Henry has been extremely efficient with his targets, He had one of the greatest TE of all time ahead of him on the depth chart as a rookie and sophomore, of course he wasn't going to get a full workload but he was nothing less than outstanding every opportunity he got. 1.Gronk 2. Kelce 3. Ertz 4.Engram 5. HH. I apologize I miscounted so yes he was the TE5. You keep saying Parker is in line for 120+ targets but that has yet to be seen. Parker's efficiency numbers are garbage and he can't stay healthy for more than half a season. They also have brought in multiple new guys as well as being on paper one of the worst offenses in the league with a decent QB at best in Tannehill. HH is absolutely more valuable than parker and its not close.
What helps your team more? a top 5 TE in scoring each week or a WR3? WR3 are a dime a dozen but there is only about 5-6 guys that can consistently score as a TE
120 is a conservative guess, as he had 87 and then 96 the past two years and now the guy who got 131 and then 161 targets is gone, so ya i expect a massive jump in looks.
you say he cant stay healthy more than half a season. he has played in 15/16, 15/16, and 13/16 games to start his career. he has nagging injuries that affect performance but he suits up and goes out there. If he was able to even get a handful of TDs last year people would like him a lot more, go look at his weekly stats, very consistently got 65-85 yards and 5-6 catches (8 of 13 games were in this realm).
what helps your team more? wasting 1 of 20 available roster slots for a guy who wont play at all and is at the same position as 2 of your other 20 especially when those 2 are fine options, or a guy who will play all year, doesnt miss many games, and is in line for a monster workload?
i think that is a much more accurate question than the one you proposed.