Patsfan39

12 team, IDP Dynasty league. Scoring/lineup in sig. I give: Palmer Greg Jennings Jake Ballard I get: Tom Brady Owen Daniels Lance Briggs 2013 2nd round pick and 3rd round pick(pick was 4th overall this year, should be around the same) What do you guys think about the deal? I'd have Brady and Brees as my two QBs which would be pretty sick. I think I have decent WRs to help fill the void of Jennings. But is it worth it? I think Palmer could be at least serviceable.

I'd have Kafka and Young, his two backups...

12 team PPR IDP dynasty league. We keep any player we want each year. Scoring in sig. We start 2 QBs, 2RBs, 3 WRs, 1TE, 2 flex (RB/WR/TE). I'm giving Steven Jackson, Blaine Gabbert, and my 1st round pick next year. I'd be getting Mike Vick/Mike Kafka. I'd still have Choice, Foster, Gore, Grant, Hightower/Helu, Jacobs, Leonard, Ridley and Ricky Williams at RB. And I also have some guys like Lance Moore/Greg Little/Jerome Simpson that I could use at flex. That first round pick was pick 1.12 the past two years, and 1.11 the year before those two. I started off a little slow this year, but I'll be in the playoffs for sure. We start 2 QBs and having Brees with Vick would be great. But am I giving up too much here? It looks like Steven Jackson is getting close to the end, especially with the Rams having a lot of trouble and having to go pass heavy every game. Any advice would be great, feel free to leave a link. It's been a while since I've been on here, so let me know if I forgot to mention anything.

Hopefully you are team 1, haha.

Team 1's bench is real solid. And way better than team 2's. Give me team 1 easily.

Signed with the Jets.

I think you're giving up too much for Hillis, IMO.

Roster/starting lineup in sig. Ok, so this is a 12 team 2QB league, making QBs a lot more harder to get than normal. This team is offering me: 1.6 and Donnie Avery for 1.4 and 5.5(a pretty worthless pick). So I move down two spots, and get Donnie Avery. Avery would be depth for me, and maybe trade bait if he does well. I've got a decent core of RBs and WRs already, but you can never have enough. We keep each player for a long as we want, and we have big rosters, so I have the room for him without dropping someone. A guy just recently moved up to 1.5, all signs pointing to him grabbing Newton. So the guy at 1.6, wants to go up, and most likely get Newton. If I stay at 1.4, I think I'd go Newton as well, as I have Brees and Garrard as my starters, but then VY, Palmer and Kerry Collins(will drop him soon) as my backups. If I move down, I pick up Avery, and would likely take one of the RBs. I also have 1.8, and could maybe snag Greg Little (a lot of the teams need QB and RB, so he'll probably be there) or a QB like Dalton or Gabbert or something. What do you guys think, should I move down a little bit, and pick up a decent WR, or stay put and see what Newton can do?

I like Hankerson pre-draft. But, now I doubt I'll be taking him in any draft. Washington is a mess, they just signed Kellen Clemens and Donte Stallworth...............

Puz's numbers will drop no doubt, he'll still be good though... I'm really interested to see who replaces Puz in Buffalo, that could be huge.

I think I heard a rumor about this a few weeks ago. Would this happen this year or next? I know the schedule is already set for this year, but they can still switch...

Yeah, I was actually really disappointed he didn't get drafted. I would've liked seeing his reaction to being drafted. I saw him on game changers on NFL Network, it was great.

Why wouldn't he be serious? OGs and Cs cover DTs. OTs cover DEs, that's a dumb idea to think them drafting Fairley made them pick an OT.

Did someone on the Patriots staff say this? Or did some reporter say this making a prediction.

I feel like every year everyone is surprised by who the Patriots end up picking, but they end up panning out a lot. I don't see anything wrong with this pick, look at the Patriots got for Matt Cassl, Patrick Chung, one of the better safeties last year. They've been rumored to get interest in Brian Hoyer.