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BrianM last won the day on March 23 2018
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Kyler's a misdirection wizard with the zone reads, especially close to the goal line. Watch his rush TD's, and on most, even those with a phone booth's worth of open space, he isnj't touched. I'm sure a perfect world for the Cardinals keeps their QB from needing to do this, but I expect it to continue in 2021- he's just too good at it. I do think part of that success is because they did give it to Drake enough to keep the defense off balance, but I am gonna bet the under on Conner hitting 8 TD's this year.
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There is no such thing as zero-RB strategy
BrianM replied to dghunter79's topic in Fantasy Football Talk
Yeah, honestly if you're gonna go zero anything and win, go zero injuries. -
Agree, it was one thing for White to get fed when it was him, Edelman, and maybe half a Gronk in his last few seasons there. Gio's probably a league min guy there and is unlikely to be a big part of the game plan.
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Can something be "very" moderate? How about extremely average or especially pedestrian?
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There is no such thing as zero-RB strategy
BrianM replied to dghunter79's topic in Fantasy Football Talk
Whoa, easy there big brain with the big words like nonzero (hopefully someone remembers what the hell i'm referencing) -
There is no such thing as zero-RB strategy
BrianM replied to dghunter79's topic in Fantasy Football Talk
I agree that auction is your likeliest way to succeed here. You can chase 3-4 handcuffs that likely get picked near each other, and also get 3-4 expensive WR's (or throw a Kelce in that mix) that you couldn't do in a snake. -
There is no such thing as zero-RB strategy
BrianM replied to dghunter79's topic in Fantasy Football Talk
It's absolutely right to show disdain on anyone who insists zero RB (or any other singular game plan) is a significant advantage than another. My take on this is always to go back at your draft once the season ends and say "what if i took a ______ approach" and you can build a top contender with 4-5 different ways if you just happened to get the right guys. But, it absolutely can be done. Don't be a cultist about it, but if you get a little luck, you can absolutely do it. I almost lost a semi with a loaded team to a guy that got something like 70 points from McKissic/Fournette/Polla -
There is no such thing as zero-RB strategy
BrianM replied to dghunter79's topic in Fantasy Football Talk
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I'm a combo of unable and unwilling to look up the short yardage stats on Aaron Jones, but he certainly has been able to deliver touchdowns the last two years. I get the concept of a goal line back if your lead guy struggles there, but I'm not sure this is one of those cases.
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Panthers or Titans maybe?
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Next to nobody, at any position, is signing deals above the league minimum. He's not gonna break that trend. He'll have to hope the 2-3 teams with a depth need that don't draft a back in a few weeks actually like him.
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I would think they'll add weapons. If you want to turn him into a high reward bargain, you gotta overstock the offense. There are plenty of pass catchers here that it isn't a reach to take one at 8 overall.
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FWIW I did a mock today and got him at the 5/6 turn, 61 overall. That's a bit low and I don't think it'd stay that way, but if it does, hard to pass him up as your WR3
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I think he'll be high priced by people who remember the big weeks or get lost in the overall stat line. After all, he was a top 10 PPR guy last year, and even if you're aware of the roller coaster, there's certainly the possibility of a more consistent weekly target share. He stands out as an early contender for a player I want to own once but no more than that.
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