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[dyee4613]

QB: Rodgers, Carr
WR: Diggs, AJ Brown, JuJu, Hopkins, Landry
RB: Mixon, Akers, Dobbins, Mike Davis, Darrell Henderson, Damiem Harris
TE: Freiermuth
Kick: Elliott
Def: Denver

12 man half point ppr. 3 WR+ Flex. I don't think I dominated the draft but my overall thought is it is somewhat solid. JuJu, Akers, Dobbins have a lot of upside. I'll probably stream kicker/defense. I think I probably went QB a round two early as idk if Rodgers is gonna be that much better than Carr.

[WHChampion]

A little thin at WR for a 3WR league. I'd at least drop one of the QBs for another WR and hope they breakout during the year.

[Murph0408]

A little thin at WR for a 3WR league. I'd at least drop one of the QBs for another WR and hope they breakout during the year.

really? how thin? Juju is definitely the starter and could really produce with KC in a half PPR league like OP's. then you have Hopkins coming back. it's not like Hopkins was injured, he should still put up big numbers. him and Kyler have plenty of chemistry.

I'd be more concerned with health at RB2 between Akers and Dobbins but at least he grabbed Henderson

[Jayarbie]

A little thin at WR for a 3WR league. I'd at least drop one of the QBs for another WR and hope they breakout during the year.

I'd drop Davis instead of a QB. He's worthless even as a starter because he stinks. If Dobbins isn't ready, that just means more running from Lamar, and eventually, he'll be behind both Dobbins and Edwards (and possibly Kenyan Drake, who is supposed to sign there today). I also think Opie needs another wideout (depending on what's available). The ones he has are good enough, but with 3 WR spot plus a flex, you need more depth.

[WHChampion]

really? how thin? Juju is definitely the starter and could really produce with KC in a half PPR league like OP's. then you have Hopkins coming back. it's not like Hopkins was injured, he should still put up big numbers. him and Kyler have plenty of chemistry.

I'd be more concerned with health at RB2 between Akers and Dobbins but at least he grabbed Henderson

"A little thin" because if any of those 3 guys get injured in the first 6 weeks he'll be starting Landry who might do nothing.

Instead of a 2nd QB I'd be taking shots trying to find some more WR depth.

I'd drop Davis instead of a QB. He's worthless even as a starter because he stinks. If Dobbins isn't ready, that just means more running from Lamar, and eventually, he'll be behind both Dobbins and Edwards (and possibly Kenyan Drake, who is supposed to sign there today). I also think Opie needs another wideout (depending on what's available). The ones he has are good enough, but with 3 WR spot plus a flex, you need more depth.

I'd probably drop both. Doesn't look like deep benches so has to be decent options on waivers still.

[dyee4613]

I'd drop Davis instead of a QB. He's worthless even as a starter because he stinks. If Dobbins isn't ready, that just means more running from Lamar, and eventually, he'll be behind both Dobbins and Edwards (and possibly Kenyan Drake, who is supposed to sign there today). I also think Opie needs another wideout (depending on what's available). The ones he has are good enough, but with 3 WR spot plus a flex, you need more depth.

Ravens run a LOT and all their RBs are great. I'm comfortable with Davis for 1-2 weeks if Dobbins isn't ready. He will be the first guy I drop, though.

[QUOTE=Murph0408;1667005013]really? how thin? Juju is definitely the starter and could really produce with KC in a half PPR league like OP's. then you have Hopkins coming back. it's not like Hopkins was injured, he should still put up big numbers. him and Kyler have plenty of chemistry.
Yeah, I love the quality of my wideouts. I think he's talking about quantity, though. Ideally, after I drop Davis I'll pick up another WR. Byes will be brutal.

I'd be more concerned with health at RB2 between Akers and Dobbins but at least he grabbed Henderson

I love both Akers and Dobbins but both is a bit sketchy. It's unfortunate I have 4 spots with lots of questionmarks. Akers and Hendo are both made of glass so I'll probably have to keep him all season.

A little thin at WR for a 3WR league. I'd at least drop one of the QBs for another WR and hope they breakout during the year.

I think dropping Rodgers or Carr, at least right now, is a bad move. I have a high waiver and there are always a few guys popping up each week. I think it'll be okay once I make a little more room.

"A little thin" because if any of those 3 guys get injured in the first 6 weeks he'll be starting Landry who might do nothing.

Instead of a 2nd QB I'd be taking shots trying to find some more WR depth.



I'd probably drop both. Doesn't look like deep benches so has to be decent options on waivers still.

Yeah, Landry is just a flyer. I'm already considering dropping but I want to see what Winston looks like.

[Jayarbie]

Yeah, Landry is just a flyer. I'm already considering dropping but I want to see what Winston looks like.

TBH, I love Landry as a last round flyer this year. Thomas hasn't played in like 2 years. How good is he going to be really? And Olave is just a rookie (and more of a deep threat to pair with Landry underneath from the slot). There is a lot of upside with Landry this year.

[tripod29]

RB2 going to be an issue.

[dyee4613]

RB2 going to be an issue.

This might be a blindspot for me but here is how I view it.

1 - Akers was a second-round pick. He got hurt, came back early, and sucked. His stock dropped but now he has had time to heal and should go back to being 2nd round value. He's in an awesome offense and the coaches like him enough to start him like 4 months removed from an ACL tear.

2 - Dobbins is electric. He is super talented on a team that loves to run. However, he is more hurt than I thought. I think I mighta reached a bit here. It mighta been better to go w/ a Hunt type dude for a bit more stability.

I don't like both of them together but I think they're both great value picks considering their upside. It just sucks to have Davis + Hendo on the bench. Drake ain't stealing the job, btw. That dude is horrible.

TBH, I love Landry as a last round flyer this year. Thomas hasn't played in like 2 years. How good is he going to be really? And Olave is just a rookie (and more of a deep threat to pair with Landry underneath from the slot). There is a lot of upside with Landry this year.

I'm not too high on Landry but I love Winston's upside to chuck like his Bucs days. I am wondering if I should roll w/ the GB rook doubs or whatever because I have no faith in the WR's in front of him.

[Jayarbie]

This might be a blindspot for me but here is how I view it.

1 - Akers was a second-round pick. He got hurt, came back early, and sucked. His stock dropped but now he has had time to heal and should go back to being 2nd round value. He's in an awesome offense and the coaches like him enough to start him like 4 months removed from an ACL tear.

2 - Dobbins is electric. He is super talented on a team that loves to run. However, he is more hurt than I thought. I think I mighta reached a bit here. It mighta been better to go w/ a Hunt type dude for a bit more stability.

I don't like both of them together but I think they're both great value picks considering their upside. It just sucks to have Davis + Hendo on the bench. Drake ain't stealing the job, btw. That dude is horrible.



I'm not too high on Landry but I love Winston's upside to chuck like his Bucs days. I am wondering if I should roll w/ the GB rook doubs or whatever because I have no faith in the WR's in front of him.

I kept Dobbins for an 11th in a keeper league this year (drafted in 14th and just held on IR all last year...). He'll be great by the fantasy playoffs if you can endure a slow start.

I'm not buying the hype on Doubs yet. Someone is going to emerge as a top 20 WR for GB, but it could be any of them (including Christian Watson, who was drafted way before Doubs). He definitely does have a higher ceiling than Landry (especially with only 1/2 PPR since Landry is more a possession receiver than big play maker), but he also has a lower floor, so it depends on what you are looking for in that spot, a dependable backup or a lottery ticket.

[dyee4613]

I kept Dobbins for an 11th in a keeper league this year (drafted in 14th and just held on IR all last year...). He'll be great by the fantasy playoffs if you can endure a slow start.

I'm not buying the hype on Doubs yet. Someone is going to emerge as a top 20 WR for GB, but it could be any of them (including Christian Watson, who was drafted way before Doubs). He definitely does have a higher ceiling than Landry (especially with only 1/2 PPR since Landry is more a possession receiver than big play maker), but he also has a lower floor, so it depends on what you are looking for in that spot, a dependable backup or a lottery ticket.

Yeah. That is my read on it, too. I don't know much about Doubs or Watson but I've seen Cobb/Lizard/Watkins in big roles and I don't think they have it.

[Gryphonly]

Team looks good for a 12 man, nice work.

[BigDeeps01]

QB: Rodgers, Carr
WR: Diggs, AJ Brown, JuJu, Hopkins, Landry
RB: Mixon, Akers, Dobbins, Mike Davis, Darrell Henderson, Damiem Harris
TE: Freiermuth
Kick: Elliott
Def: Denver

12 man half point ppr. 3 WR+ Flex. I don't think I dominated the draft but my overall thought is it is somewhat solid. JuJu, Akers, Dobbins have a lot of upside. I'll probably stream kicker/defense. I think I probably went QB a round two early as idk if Rodgers is gonna be that much better than Carr.

Pretty bad if I’m being honest

Should have grabbed a better QB (Rodgers likely to have a down year with no weapons) and no backup QB

Too many dead zone RBs. Would have stopped at Mixon/Akers or Mixon/Dobbins and then not drafted more until the last rounds

RB2 15 points/game is just about the most replaceable position in fantasy. It’s better to grab one or two solid “hero” RBs and the. Avoid the running back deadzone from rounds 3 to 6. Guys like Elijah Mitchell / cordalle Patterson from last year will be available off waivers and not waste a high draft spot

WR Depth is pretty horrible. Diggs, AJ and Juju are good. Hopkins may be decent when he comes back but until then you have no flex receiver and no replacement WR for injuries. A good rule of thumb for WRs is to have enough WR2 capable receivers to fill through the flex+2 (Injuries and bye weeks) which means you should have stud WRs

TE sucks

Id give this team a C+

[dyee4613]

Pretty bad if I’m being honest

Should have grabbed a better QB (Rodgers likely to have a down year with no weapons) and no backup QB

Too many dead zone RBs. Would have stopped at Mixon/Akers or Mixon/Dobbins and then not drafted more until the last rounds

RB2 15 points/game is just about the most replaceable position in fantasy. It’s better to grab one or two solid “hero” RBs and the. Avoid the running back deadzone from rounds 3 to 6. Guys like Elijah Mitchell / cordalle Patterson from last year will be available off waivers and not waste a high draft spot

WR Depth is pretty horrible. Diggs, AJ and Juju are good. Hopkins may be decent when he comes back but until then you have no flex receiver and no replacement WR for injuries. A good rule of thumb for WRs is to have enough WR2 capable receivers to fill through the flex+2 (Injuries and bye weeks) which means you should have stud WRs

TE sucks

Id give this team a C+

You're finding WR2 (top 10-20) capable receivers with the 6 guy in your bench in a 12 man 3WR league?

[Jaydawg08]

Yeah. That is my read on it, too. I don't know much about Doubs or Watson but I've seen Cobb/Lizard/Watkins in big roles and I don't think they have it.

Lazard has shown alot as the #1 WR without Adams tho. His game against the Saints was a perfect example

[dyee4613]

Lazard has shown alot as the #1 WR without Adams tho. His game against the Saints was a perfect example

The video isn't available. Do you see him winning 1 on 1 matches on the outside frequently? I don't at all.

[WHChampion]

Should probably look out for rookie WRs that have high IRL draft capital getting dropped early in the season when they do nothing and stash them in case they breakout. Could get lucky and find the next Jefferson or St Brown. If you have an IR slot stash Jameson Williams if he's available.

Do a lot of people in your league hold 2 QBs? Can't see a reason not to drop 1 especially when they're both old vets and not some potential breakout like Fields.

[BigDeeps01]

You're finding WR2 (top 10-20) capable receivers with the 6 guy in your bench in a 12 man 3WR league?

I'm loosely drafting RB/RB/WR/WR/WR/WR/WR/WR/WR and fitting in either an elite TE or elite QB when I can

Tons of guys like waddle, amonra, elijah moore, bateman, gabe davis, MT, drake london, devonta smith, marquise brown falling to the 4th to 10th rounds that I've seen

Depends on what platform you draft on

[Jaydawg08]

The video isn't available. Do you see him winning 1 on 1 matches on the outside frequently? I don't at all.

I see a lot of play action and moving Lazard around to create open matchups for him. It's why I drafted him. He's the Packers best blocking WR, can play the slot and outside which means he's gonna get a ton of opportunities off play action on 3rd down and deep shots