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Real Deal said:
Anybody else feel like stroking their own dick?

Through 2 weeks: 2-0, 270 points scored. Next highest is 225 points. Everyone is 1-1 except for 1 guy that's 0-2.

I got the last pick and probably had the best draft because Hunt is my flex and Carr is my late round QB. Value at its fucking finest.

Mine as well live it up week to week in fantasy, tell me how great you are.
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2-0.

170 points scored.

Lucky as fuck. Le'Veon needs to get into shape, McCaffery has been a massive let down based what I thought he was going to be (so far). Allen Robinson out for the year. Gronk banged up already.

But we battling!


PS. Cavs2018 is better than you bro.
 
Triplethreat said:
2-0.

170 points scored.

Lucky as fuck. Le'Veon needs to get into shape, McCaffery has been a massive let down based what I thought he was going to be (so far). Allen Robinson out for the year. Gronk banged up already.

But we battling!


PS. Cavs2018 is better than you bro.
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Out of curiosity, what were you expecting from cmac?
 
I find these trades for players who are not playing well generally do not work. The owner of the underperforming player knows what you are trying to do. It is too early in the season.

For example Pryor has not been playing well. If I offered Golden Tate that is an overpay especially with Pryor not playing well. If I offered Landry that might be an overpay because Landry could get 100 catches and if he improves in touchdowns he could do very well. Pryor should improve but he under perform expectations.

If I offer Maclin who is #14 so far in .5PPR the Pryor owner will say that is a low ball and say you got him late.
 
FiveThous said:
Out of curiosity, what were you expecting from cmac?
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600 rush yards
600 rec yards

60+ receptions

5 TD's

To me that would be fucking phenomenal. Honestly thought they were going to utilize him A LOT as a slot WR on early downs.
 
He's still on pace for ~1000 total yards and 65 catches, that's still a good RB2/great flex play
 
Stafford vs ATL or Brees vs CAR?

Opinions, please!
 
Real Deal said:
Anybody else feel like stroking their own dick?

Through 2 weeks: 2-0, 270 points scored. Next highest is 225 points. Everyone is 1-1 except for 1 guy that's 0-2.

I got the last pick and probably had the best draft because Hunt is my flex and Carr is my late round QB. Value at its fucking finest.

Mine as well live it up week to week in fantasy, tell me how great you are.
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In my standard league (zero PPR), which is one of two paid leagues I'm in, I had the last pick, twelve out of twelve. Drafted Ajayi and Gurley (Gordon was gone already, or he would have been one of those picks). With picks 36 and 37, I got Kareem Hunt and TY Hilton (who I haven't even started yet). Got Crabtree at sixty!

Needless to say, this team is rolling. Even with Ajayi out in week one, I topped the league in scoring, mostly thanks to Hunt's forty points. Week two I was tops in the league again, with Ajayi, Hunt, Crabtree, and Gurley combining for eighty points.

I also have Luck stashed on IR, and this league has six points per QB touchdown.

All in all, I've dropped 238 points over two weeks, which is a hell of a lot in non-PPR. The lowest scoring team in the league has over a hundred points less than me at 121, and only two other teams are over 200, with the next closest at 219.

Injuries are my main concern. I've already lost Robinson and Coleman, although I was able to grab Marqise Lee and Allen Hurns on waivers.
 
Gurley has tough matchups soon. Crabtree got 1000 yards, 89 catches and 8 TD's last year. He won't be getting 2 or 3 TDs every week.

People over react to their fast starts. Things will normalize. When I get Hilton back and start the right players I am going to win. I have perhaps the pickup of the year in Cohen or Buck Allen. Reed should turn it around.
 
Cavs2018 said:
Gurley has tough matchups soon. Crabtree got 1000 yards, 89 catches and 8 TD's last year. He won't be getting 2 or 3 TDs every week.

People over react to their fast starts. Things will normalize. When I get Hilton back and start the right players I am going to win. I have perhaps the pickup of the year in Cohen or Buck Allen. Reed should turn it around.
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No shit Crabtree isn't scoring three touchdowns every week, but he's still an insane value at pick sixty in non-PPR, as he's the main red zone threat on the Raiders, and the Raiders are gonna score a lot of touchdowns this year.

I'm also not worried about Gurley at all. They're using him in the passing game a lot this year, which raises his ceiling considerably.
 
I saw and heard analysts offer advice to sell high on Gurley.

If you're a Gurley owner you want to believe Gurley stays consistent like his rookie run.

Carr and Crabtree have a 95% Target/catch clip. Carr and Cooper have a 50% clip.

Crabtree had 18 TD targets just last season.

Dude is great value with a dependable QB looking his way. The guy that takes Crabtree in a draft is definitely the smartest asshole in the room.
 
Real Deal said:
I saw and heard analysts offer advice to sell high on Gurley.

If you're a Gurley owner you want to believe Gurley stays consistent like his rookie run.

Carr and Crabtree have a 95% Target/catch clip. Carr and Cooper have a 50% clip.

Crabtree had 18 TD targets just last season.

Dude is great value with a dependable QB looking his way. The guy that takes Crabtree in a draft is definitely the smartest asshole in the room.
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I couldn't believe he fell to sixty, especially in non-PPR where he has heightened value due to his red zone potential.

On a related note, how do you guys feel about Watkins tonight in non-PPR? I'm waffling on who to start as my second WR (Crabtree is number one, obviously). I've got Watkins, Lee, Hilton, and Hurns as options. I'm leaning toward Watkins since the Jags have a tough match-up and Hilton just isn't reliable without Luck.
 
Jack Brickman said:
I couldn't believe he fell to sixty, especially in non-PPR where he has heightened value due to his red zone potential.

On a related note, how do you guys feel about Watkins tonight in non-PPR? I'm waffling on who to start as my second WR (Crabtree is number one, obviously). I've got Watkins, Lee, Hilton, and Hurns as options. I'm leaning toward Watkins since the Jags have a tough match-up and Hilton just isn't reliable without Luck.
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60 is incredible value. I got him at #30 followed by Hunt being #31. I took Crabtree (#12th WR) over Pryor and Jeffery which was the highest ranked WRs on board. I'm appalled by the 60th slot. I'm in a hPPR though, but shit 60!!!? That's a bargain. Who knows, i probably reached for him, but only because I factored in Carr growing and still loving Crabs.

I'd lean towards Watkins on the heavy side, Hilton could sneak double digits vs the Browns though which is realistic and worrisome on who exactly to play.
 
Don't underestimate the effect Andrew Whitworth is having and will have on that Rams offense.

Sure some guys in Cincy wish he was still there...
 
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