Hello. Which 1 of this grouping shall I keep; Montgomery in 6th, Reed in 15th orr Ford in 17th? Already keeping Collins in 9th. It’s A 12 team FULL ppr league which starts 1 QB, 2 RB, 3 WR, FLEX (RB, WR), TE & DST with about 18-24 total keepers, only can keep 2. Thanks A bunch! - Tony Tuddy
Reed in the 15th is insanely good value. Recently had the debate of keeping Monty in the 6th for my own draft, chose not to and he fell to me anyways, could workout the same for you and then you already have Reed locked up! - Keegan
I'm sorry but I totally disagree on Achane. How can you ignore the games missed and just focus on his high scoring games? What good is he if he's not on the field and he was off more than he was on last season. You also have to take into consideration if he does get injured again, it'll take 1 or 2 games for him to get back into game condition. I'll never agree on picking miniature rbs or qbs, no matter how much promise they show. It's why I'll never draft Kyler Murray. Even when the dude was healthy, he's a first half player who always comes apart at the end of the season because he can't take the pounding.
@regressiontothemean Lol. To each their own. I had Kyler his first 2 seasons. Started great. He was a monster the first 8-9 games and then went right off a cliff. I'll never trust him again
Keegan here. I think if he’s going in the 4th I’m auto clicking every time. But my belief is that when fully healthy, he’s worth the round 2 draft pick. They funnel so much passing production to Tyreek and Waddle. And waddle has rare ability for spike weeks that most WR “2s” can’t offer
It’s a good debate. I chose JJ because he’s being discounted for QB play. I probably should have clarified that the top 4 picks in the draft (if you have the spot) should be going where they are. But I love the discount of JJ this year, he’s too special not to hit - Keegan
Yeah he will. That offense relies heavily on that tush push shit and until someone proves they can stop it, they'll keep using it and Hurts will keep vulturing TDs
Jason Kelce handpicked his replacement at center, I think the tush push will be alive and well this year. You consider that + an improvement on their passing game from those final 8 weeks and Hurts is lined up for another monster year (he was still putting up 20+ ppg when the eagles offense sucked) - Keegan
@@regressiontothemean hand picking his replacement means nothing in this instance. The tush push was needed because they did not have a reliable back, now they have saquon. There's no way they utilize it like years past as much and there's no way hurts gets as many rushing tds.
@@Jwitty I agree the handpicking means nothing GMs handpick all their picks lol, just cause a kelce picked him doesn’t making him the perfect replacement
Spike week potential is so large he can single handedly win you a week matchup. If he gives you 9-10 of those weeks that is 9-10 wins through the year. Sometimes we have to be willing to take risks to win fantasy games. Plus is he not one of the most exciting players to watch in today’s NFL?
