Hopefully I’m not too knackered, really wanna go 7pm-2am for the first one.Jesus Christ - Googled that in front of my mam. Ruined Sunday lunch, she thinks I’m some sort of pervert.
“Thinks”
Dads not so upset for some reason
You alright bruh?
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Don’t be scared of ‘injury-prone’, draft for upside like CMC, Lamar, and Saquon. Let someone else reach for Dameon Pierce and draft Rachaad White or Tyler Allgeier as flyer on a rookie RB later instead. There hasn’t been progress on Alvin Kamara’s case so grab him if he falls.
Gave this advise to someone a few weeks ago. Not sure if you're already drafting but those are some tips of mine.
Thanks both… @RobinLFC … came in a few minutes after draft but got a few players mentioned (probably luck).
You’re v strong at WR, but at a cost certainly to your RBs. Fine if both stay healthy and play. But big risk if injury insues.
Could end up a solid sleeper pick
Yeah, other teams went other way and I thought I can try and match (but always picking after first three) or go hard on WRs. Would have liked one more decent RB for balance but ok with QBs, other bits.
Cook at #12 is an amazing return. He's RB3 for me.
You shouldn't worry about that - there have been a few studies on availability of RBs and you'd much rather want a RB1 who misses a few games per season than an RB2 who's healthy throughout. I can't find the exact articles anymore, but e.g. just look at Zeke last season: he was an "RB1" over the full season (RB6 in half PPR) but if you look at PPG he was RB14. You need league winners: guys like Rashaad Penny even though they only produced for (less than) half a season last year, and you could've picked him up midway through the season. Not many championship rosters had Zeke on their team unless it was as actual RB2 or even RB3.
If that was Justin instead of Van you'd have absolutely nailed it
McCaffrey misses more games and probably goes 1/2
Rightfully so, basically accounts for two RBs when he's healthy. Scored 27.7 and 24.7 PPR points in the first two games last season while only scoring one TD.
I mean CMC is more of a risk but he is a potential league winner particularly in PPR formats, where Cook I don't think is. There's also some chance that he's actually healthy and plays all season as he did his first 3 years in the league, Cook meanwhile has literally never played a full slate of games.
If early reports are true regarding the offense, Cook will see more work in the receiving game and maybe less wear and tear running.
Yeah thats my point
I think I just rate Cook a lot higher in that case. McCaffrey is on another planet when fully fit though.
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Madness. Although says more about Tampa than Brady!
Yeah - would have to be most wins for a QB. When you look at their list of QBs it doesn’t exactly say too much.
I really want to stay up for this one! But I know I’ll be shattered if I do!There's football tomorrow and it's Josh Allen against the reigning champs
I'm off on Friday since we're leaving for the weekend away around noon. But not gonna be tempted in staying up for this one, Game in 40' is a more enjoyable experience anyway than sitting through a 3h game in the middle of the night (and indeed be completely knackered on Friday).
Oh, no doubt, it’s more a reflection on the Bucs. For years & years, we were the worst franchise vis à vis winning percentage in all the four major sports.
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Disagree, your bench should be for upside and/or breakout players, not a backup QB or TE. If you're in a competitive league there will be enough streamable QBs and TEs on the waiver wire should you need them.
It depends what you think of Etienne really. I have him as well but I'm expecting and only really need high RB3/low RB2 type numbers from him with the other backs I've got.
