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Keep Amari Cooper, Mark Ingram or DeMarco Murray in a standard league (I'm already keeping 2 receivers so Cooper would be a Flex keeper)?
Cooper is the most talented, but I already have 2 receivers and he was straight up awful in the second half of the season, which worries me a bit. Injury maybe?
Henry really worries me going forward in regards to eating into Murray's production. That being said, he was one of the best fantasy players in the league this year and still looks to have something left in the tank, so I have to consider him.
Ingram is great, but the Saints don't seem to think so for whatever reason. I don't know any other RB in the league that is kept on such a bizarrely short leash. Still managed to be a top 10 back this year despite some odd coaching decisions, and that 5.1 yards per carry is VERY encouraging.
I'm pretty sure that Hightower is a free agent, so Ingram's workload should be fine for next year. I'd keep him.
I am starting to get fed up with Gronkowski's injuries. Sure, he's the ultimate difference maker in fantasy football when healthy, but he hasn't been able to stay on the field the last few years (at least it feels that way).
What could I get for him in a dynasty? I mean, I'd probably be selling low, but I really am sick of him. This team lost in the semifinals. I really thought I could win this year. (Don't ask why I have so many tight ends... we can't flex them.)
Team (12 team PPR):
QB- Stafford
WR- Evans, Cooper, Nelson
RB- Elliott, L. Miller
TE- Gronkowski
Flex- Snead
K- Bailey
DEF- Kansas City
BN- Rivers, Hightower, Garcon, Maclin, Meredith, Fuller, R. Anderson, L. Green, Walker, Atlanta
IR- Bernard, Z. Miller
I obviously need running back depth, but what is good value at this point?
Keep Amari Cooper, Mark Ingram or DeMarco Murray in a standard league (I'm already keeping 2 receivers so Cooper would be a Flex keeper)?
Cooper is the most talented, but I already have 2 receivers and he was straight up awful in the second half of the season, which worries me a bit. Injury maybe?
Henry really worries me going forward in regards to eating into Murray's production. That being said, he was one of the best fantasy players in the league this year and still looks to have something left in the tank, so I have to consider him.
Ingram is great, but the Saints don't seem to think so for whatever reason. I don't know any other RB in the league that is kept on such a bizarrely short leash. Still managed to be a top 10 back this year despite some odd coaching decisions, and that 5.1 yards per carry is VERY encouraging.
I am starting to get fed up with Gronkowski's injuries. Sure, he's the ultimate difference maker in fantasy football when healthy, but he hasn't been able to stay on the field the last few years (at least it feels that way).
What could I get for him in a dynasty? I mean, I'd probably be selling low, but I really am sick of him. This team lost in the semifinals. I really thought I could win this year. (Don't ask why I have so many tight ends... we can't flex them.)
Team (12 team PPR):
QB- Stafford
WR- Evans, Cooper, Nelson
RB- Elliott, L. Miller
TE- Gronkowski
Flex- Snead
K- Bailey
DEF- Kansas City
BN- Rivers, Hightower, Garcon, Maclin, Meredith, Fuller, R. Anderson, L. Green, Walker, Atlanta
IR- Bernard, Z. Miller
I obviously need running back depth, but what is good value at this point?
What about someone like Derrick Henry?
Did you post this on Rotoworld too?
The first thing would be figuring out the teams that are interested in him, as I think there are other owners that are thinking the same as you and might want to stay away from him.
But if you want to upgrade at RB, I think instead of trading for one you make sure you get a top rookie pick and fill the hole that way. I don't think you are getting a blue-chip RB for Gronk but if you can get a player and a top 3-5 pick I think you will end up alright.
If you do trade Gronk, I would try to grab Hunter Henry in either that trade or a separate deal. With the potential news of Gates coming back I think his owner's are a bit scared, but I do think he will be a top TE next year and for the years to come.
Yeah, I did. (Don't go looking for me now, guys.)
Ideally, I'd get someone better than Henry.
The Henry owner has an absolutely loaded team. He has Olsen and Henry as his TEs. I'm a huge fan of Hunter Henry, but I don't think I'm gonna get him.
Keep Amari Cooper, Mark Ingram or DeMarco Murray in a standard league (I'm already keeping 2 receivers so Cooper would be a Flex keeper)?
Cooper is the most talented, but I already have 2 receivers and he was straight up awful in the second half of the season, which worries me a bit. Injury maybe?
Henry really worries me going forward in regards to eating into Murray's production. That being said, he was one of the best fantasy players in the league this year and still looks to have something left in the tank, so I have to consider him.
Ingram is great, but the Saints don't seem to think so for whatever reason. I don't know any other RB in the league that is kept on such a bizarrely short leash. Still managed to be a top 10 back this year despite some odd coaching decisions, and that 5.1 yards per carry is VERY encouraging.
I think I changed my mind and am now leaning Cooper. Who are your other keepers?
I know it's super early, and we don't know where they will end up, but I would lean Dalvin Cook at 1.1 over Leonard Fournette at this stage.
Not that I'll have a chance to pick either of them, but still...
I just sent out an offer:
I get: Melvin Gordon
I give: Rob Gronkowski and 13th overall
Fair offer?
Alright, I retracted the offer. Thanks.
This could change anytime, but with Lance Kendricks cut and the Rams going with a Redskins-like offense Tyler Higbee becomes a very intriguing TE. Worth a stash in a deep league. I could see him being a TE1 if they don't sign a Bennett or someone like that.
Higbee would have been a much higher pick if he didn't have some off the field issue a month or so before the draft. I liked him in college (Western Kentucky, I think?).
Rookie draft orders are starting to shake out. Looks like the first tier has six guys as of now, then an extremely large second tier.
It's difficult to judge without knowing where players will go. Some leagues draft rookies before the real NFL draft, which I am not a fan of at all.
I'd go:
Fournette
Williams
Davis
Cook
Ross