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What did we learn this fantasy season that we can use next year to dominate our local games?

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It's a passers league. 10-12 man leagues that don't require position limits make it easy to stream at QB all year. I think you can win a super bowl playing the wire for QB most weeks.

Draft David Johnson. The hype is real. I kicked myself every week for taking Gurley over him. Realistically your top 4 picks next year should be David Johnson, LeVeon Bell, Zeke, AB.

Never trust elite WRs on crap teams....Looking at you DeAndre Hopkins, Stefon Diggs, and Allen Robinson...

Draft David Johnson. The hype is real. I kicked myself every week for taking Gurley over him. Realistically your top 4 picks next year should be David Johnson, LeVeon Bell, Zeke, AB.

 

 

AB? Really

Matthew Stafford is only keeper worthy because his wife is hot.

 

:lol2:

Never trust elite WRs on crap teams....Looking at you DeAndre Hopkins, Stefon Diggs, and Allen Robinson...

 

Heard that.

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AB is solid-- a stud. I would consider Shady and Gordon, before him. At least I would think about it.

AB? Really

 

Absolutely. He was a consensus number 1 overall this year. Did nothing to make me think we wont produce again next year. PPR or .5 PPR should be top 5 easily. Standard scoring you could make an arguement for others but AB is just too good to pass up. Next year I think dream position to draft would be at the 4 spot. You are pretty much going to get a stud.

AB is solid-- a stud. I would consider Shady and Gordon, before him. At least I would think about it.

 

Rex is out in Buffalo, they wont run him into the ground next year, Gordon I wouldnt trust just yet. Woodhead will be back next year and eat into his snap count.

Zero RB is for suckers.

Also, dont trust Gronk. When he plays he gives your team a HUGE advantage, it's just you never know when you will get him in your line up.

Rex is out in Buffalo, they wont run him into the ground next year, Gordon I wouldnt trust just yet. Woodhead will be back next year and eat into his snap count.

 

Woodhead turns 32 in a few weeks. He was a long shot to make the NFL and has had a great run for a guy from Division III! But he's ancient for NFL running back at his size and coming off a serious injury. Gordon is the man in SAN Diego and he's proven it this year.

Woodhead turns 32 in a few weeks. He was a long shot to make the NFL and has had a great run for a guy from Division III! But he's ancient for NFL running back at his size and coming off a serious injury. Gordon is the man in SAN Diego and he's proven it this year.

 

Not saying you're incorrect, he will probably have a 1st round ADP, but I find that crazy.

He was the only show in town because of injuries, had a TD count that is very likely to regress to the mean, and he is going to be coming off of an injury. That's a first round pick I won't be making. I wont say he won't be great but being burnt by Gurley this year is making me pause on one year wonders not named Zeke.

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I agree on Gronk. I won't take him with a 1st or 2nd pick. But, and it's a big but, if he plays all year he is a Monster!

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