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Offensive Coordinator is still calling the plays. They moved Decamilis to HC so they didn't have to move around the OC or DC. By making this move it helped keep everything as close as possible to when Kubiak was there.

I think I have to role with Miller, he's been fairly consistent all year. I could bench him for Forte but coming off injury I'm worried Powell will eat into his carries.

Cousins vs Ravens in the Wind or P. Lynch vs ATL Tannehill vs Ten T. Taylor vs Rams

Seems like bad Wind in the game, should I bench Cousins or pick up one of the following: Tannehill vs Ten T. Taylor vs Rams Bradford vs Houston Lynch vs ATL Right now I'm favoring Lynch as it should be a high scoring game and he has the most upside.

Team A: Trades Ezekial Elliot to Team B: for Tom Brady Team A: QB: Bortles, Fitzpatrick RB: Hyde, Elliot, Sproles, Ajayi, Whittaker Team B: QB: Brady, Rodgers RB: Blount, McKinnon, Powell Seems like a terrible trade, but the thing is Team A initiated the trade. Team A has two good RB's but nothing after that, and Bortles is just as good as Brady fantasy wise, though he's on a bye. Team B doesn't need Brady and has horrible RB's so it helps him a lot. Seems like a Veto as Team B gets a lot better and Team A gets a lot worse, but Team A initiated the trade so not sure.

Saw this headline on RotoWorld and I think it just speaks to how oblivious the NFL is to things. Why can athletes take shots to numb parts of there body so they can practice and play in games, but thinks like Josh Gordon are taboo and you get suspensions? It's just hypocritical and it's obvious they allow shots so their star players can play so they can get more money. It just doesn't seem like a topic I see brought up very often and would like others opinion on this subject.

Gates seems like the safe choice to start the year off. Fleener is still adjusting to the playbook and him and Brees haven't been on the same page. Fleener has more upside as the season goes on and has a good matchup week 1, but I'm risk averse so I'd go Gates until I see Fleener produce.

Except that Landry is a lot better than Lockett. Landry is a borderline WR1 in PPR, Lockett is a WR3 at best and more like a WR4. Start your studs, you drafted him high for a reason.

If it's PPR I like Moncrief more, so I'd probably go with Moncrief and Cousins. If it's Standard, I like Jackson more, so I'd go with Jackson and Luck. Luck and Cousins are fairly close this week IMO, and I wouldn't want to pair them up with their receiver to just avoid them both having a bad game. By splitting them up it reduces your risk.

Probably just bad projections. I would rate them both pretty similar this week.

I would not touch anyone on SF this year, they are going to be a mess. Same with the Ravens backfield as that could go to anybody. Think the save choice is to go with Blount here.

that deal seems terrible. Lacy isn't that much worse than Miller, while Allen is a lot better than Cooks IMO in a PPR league. The fact that you have to give up a 1st makes this terrible. If you really want to do the trade though, I would take the 1st round pick off the table.

Seems pretty obvious that you go Beckham, Landry, and Moncrief. Not sure why this is so difficult.

Both are hurt, but Ivory is probably less hurt so I'd go with him. Michael would probably be the best person to start if you could drop a 2nd QB,TE, or a WR you don't want. I wouldn't drop Ivory to pick him up.

Have some good choices for my flex and not sure where to go Foster vs Sea Marvin Jones vs Indy Moncrief vs Det Both receivers should be in a shootout and see lots of plays, but for some reason I like Foster. He's going to be getting the ball a lot and think he'll do really well in the passing game.

so you think Bridgewater was worth building around? To me he is an average QB in the Alex Smith mold. He's not the type of player where I wouldn't try to replace him if the opportunity arose.

It's not like he was good anyway TBH. If a good QB dropped to them in the draft I wouldn't hesitate to take them, even before the injury.

Have 2nd overall pick in a Keeper League where I kept Julio Jones. Keepers are: Brown Peterson Gronk Beckham D. Johnson Gurley Freeman Charles AJ Green My best options would be Lamar Miller or DeAndre Hopkins. The thing is I love Mike Evans this year, would that be a reach at 12 overall theoretically? My next pick is 29th overall where there aren't really any good RB's left usually(Martin, Rawls, Hill, Muray) so I feel I need to go Miller, but a go like Hopkins/Evans just has a much higher floor.

they fired him before the last game because if I know Chip, he would of tried to win that last game and ruin the Eagles draft pick. Firing him now makes sense as it gives them the best chance at losing the last game.

Danny Woodhead vs Pittsburgh Dion Lewis vs Dallas 1ppr Who do you like? Both seem very similar but Woodhead has been money all season, but will Gates coming back hurt his value?

so you think Forsett is better than Miller here?

So I inherited a bad team that traded away most of it's picks last year. So this year I can keep either of these guys Jordan Mathews Justin Forsett Lamar Miller or I can trade my 7th round pick this year for Jeremy Hill as that guy has a keeper and doesn't want to lose for nothing. This is a ppr league, I don't lose any picks for keeping someone, each team just has to keep one player.

Mathews vs Seattle: bad matchup Ingram vs Browns: seems like best bet Richardson vs Eagles: should be all passing Forsett vs Pittsburgh: will he even start? So pick 1, I'm leaning Ingram right now but still not sure if I should go with Mathews.

I knew what I was getting into before I joined, I just wanted to know if these were the norms for keeper leagues. The thing with the league is it's with a a close knit group and the rules aren't really written down, the rules on myfantasyleague are still from 2010. I just wanted to get in the league and figured I'd try to make it a little more professional as over half of these rules aren't written anywhere.

there are players worth keeping, the team did gut his picks to win it all last year so there are 2-3 players worth keeping. I just don't play keeper leagues that often and wanted to know the norms for these types of leagues. It's also a 10-team league so even though losing 3 picks is bad the player pool is deeper than a 12-teamer, plus I like challenges.