Well, I didn't say it IS going to be open, I said that Ben exploited it last week when the Ravens left it open and Juju would have had a huge game if he were playing. We'll see what the Pats do, but their defense isn't great and Belichick definitely tends to focus on shutting down the opponents' top threats even moreso than other coaches do, so if you want to beat the Pats, you have to be able to use your secondary weapons, and I think there is a good chance Juju has a big game.
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If AB gets double covered, that most likely will mean Gilmore will get single coverage against their next biggest threat. If that's the case, I don't think it'll be a walk in the park for Juju. Gilmore has been playing really well as of late.
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Does Gillmore play in the slot? Juju only plays on the outside in 2 receiver sets and moves into the slot with Bryant on the outside on most passing downs. Playing slot corner is a different skill set than playing outside.
The Patriots defense isn't bad, but they have a ton of injuries in the front 7 and it's not as good as the Ravens, either.
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Ouch, that is bad. You might want to consider Olsen. He played almost the whole game last week (despite limping off at one point), but they kept him in to block or at least try to chip Griffen a lot to keep Cam from having to run for his life, but GB's d-line isn't Minny's. It's definitely risky, but I feel like they have to get him involved again in the passing game at some point. He's one of their only real weapons in their receiving corps.
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Been reading through the last few pages for help but haven't heard much about Robert Woods' return...what is your guys confidence level he can step right in and resume his pre-injury production level?
Have him stashed but have Diggs or Hogan at flex this week so I am tempted to roll with Woods if he plays. Seahawks D isn't what it was, as much less physical recievers than Woods in Jacksonville thrived last week. He sounds confident his injury is behind him.
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Seattle defense is blown up, now they have Wagner and KJ (Pro Bowl LBs) out. Rams should have a good chance of gaining the early lead and might run the clock with Gurley, but I'm sure there will be blown coverages like there always is against Seattle since they play close or big games. I think I would start him over Diggs, Hogan had a healthy amount of targets this Monday, but that was with Gronk out, but then again Allen who filled in had a noticeable amount of targets as well.
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I'm fooked if Kyle Rudolph is out. Who should I snag?
OJ Howard
Vernon Davis
Cam Brate
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12-14-2017, 10:00 AM #2113
TB TE's seems like a headache. Although Brate is leading at the spot, OJ gets targets too, and if he gets the TD over Brate you'll be kicking yourself.
Jesse had a lot of action with JuJu gone last week, not sure that will continue, but playing against NE and it's possible.
Vernon Davis is the safest bet imo
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Agree with everything you said, before the game gets out of hand Woods maybe gets a few 1st half endzone looks though? I do have Gurley in case it does become a blowout and can look forward to his usual monster game.
Diggs ceiling is about 7 points these days non ppr, and Hogan looked shaky, but so did the whole Pats offense, and the steelers D is also tore up...
I guess the question is which injured WR do I trust more than Diggs, who may not be 100% himself either. I think he has not had the same burst since before his injury. Other WR's are Julio and Keenan Allen, thoughJaguars and Diamondbacks +
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Depends on if you are in home run or base hit mode at QB to me...if you need a homer go for Rodgers, if you need a sure 15-18 points go for Goff.
Jordy to me becomes a must start again with Rodgers back, along with gordon looking really strong. Flex I am torn between Kupp (devalued if Woods comes back strong) and R. Anderson. A little like QB, Anderson is the boom or bust for you (especially without McCown in NYJ) and Kupp is probably good for a solid 8 - 10 pointsJaguars and Diamondbacks +
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thats tough, so you are needing some high ceiling guys, I'd go Nelson, Gordon, and Morris knowing that because those 3 have your best chance to go for big points. Kerwynn may get a bump because AP is done for the year, but Miller will have a tough day running the ball and the Texans will be down the whole game. Anderson is a potential sub for Morris if you'd want to go for boom or bust...
Good luck this week, I am down 16 in a 2 week matchup against the WW king, I dont think he has a single drafted player left on his roster...Jaguars and Diamondbacks +
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The Steelers D is almost completely healthy other than Shazier. Joe Haden actually might be back this week, and the only other injury is Matakevich, who is just a replacement level backup as a linebacker (although very good on kick coverage). Of course, Shazier is one of the few true sideline to sideline linebackers who was playing at an All-Pro level this year, so that is a big hole, and more specific to this question, he would be in coverage in the the underneath zones where Hogan often works.
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anyone else worried about playing lamar miller this week? i feel like he won't do chit against the jags defense. he did score 11 pts ppr week 1 against them though, which isnt too bad. i got rod smith on bench playing a bad raiders run defense (howard is my rb1).. i dropped riddick to pick up a TE bc of ertz and someone picked him up and he scores like 25+ lol i dun goofd
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