SpeedRacer

My other keeper is Lev Bell for a 9th round pick, which is obvious. The only reason Watson is a strong consideration, is obviously Superflex is essentially a 2-QB league and I can keep him until I decide not to for the value of when he was originally drafted, which is a 10th round pick.

I have one remaining keeper decision to make in a 10-team Superflex league: Chris Hogan for a 12th round pick, or Deshaun Watson for a 10th round pick Leaning towards Hogan based on his usage, but Watson will likely never be cheaper than a 10th round pick at any point in the future (unless of course he doesn't return to what we briefly saw last year)

Not sure keeping Woody for a 6th is much of a value. I would be tempted to keep Eifert.

I would probably go with Jordan Reed here. There are very few top-tier TE's and plenty of serviceable QB's that you could draft in the middle rounds.

Do you have to surrender a draft pick for each keeper? If not I would go with Brees.

My keeper deadline is this weekend and I'm kind of stuck (i.e., overthinking) one of the positions. This is a 10-team PPR SuperFlex league (so a pseudo-two QB league), and we can keep two players at any position. You have to surrender a draft pick in the round they were originally drafted in or a 10th round pick if pickup up from waivers. Here are the guys I'm considering: Allen Robinson - 6th Lev Bell - 9th Blake Bortles - 10th Ryan Mathews - 13th This should be easy, right? Robinson for a 6th is a no-brainer, and in theory Lev Bell in the 9th should be the pick, even with a 3-game suspension. I'm just slightly hesitant on Bell for whatever reason, and thinking that Bortles for a 10th is one less QB that I have to worry about when everyone else will be chasing them (this is our first year with SuperFlex). I have Mathews on my list because he is typically going in the 7th round and would be a good value here. Thoughts?

Antonio Brown. He rarely goes supernova, but you can just pencil in 25 points with him every week.

I'm rolling with him. He has barely missed a TD in each of his last two games, and while I'm a little concerned about this lingering foot problem, it's probably not enough to sit him down just yet unless you have another option that you just can't keep on the bench.

Sproles and Antonio Brown finished 1 & 2 last year in all-purpose yards. Harvin would be the next guy that I target here.

Boomstick! Great trade, IMO.

The Steelers deny that anyone from Indy has contact them about Wallace, and the MJD trade makes no sense for either team. I think the most logical scenario is Vontae Davis, if anything happens at all.

As if it needs to be said over and over again: it's preseason. Even still, the Cardinals' run defense is no joke. If you own CJ, you have to like what you see from Locker and Wright. When Britt comes back (and stays on the field) that group of WR's will give him some room to work.

False....sort of. I think he will land right around 90 catches, but will have well over 1,000 yards receiving and 10-12 TD's. I think he's more valuable to the Saints this year than he was last year. And he's a beast. F/F: Darren McFadden will start and finish in at least 14 games this year.

Mike Vick: Yet another QB that I'm happy to let another owner take too high in the draft, because they're convinced that his "upside" somehow outweighs the risk of him completely destroying their chances of winning this year.

I live in Indy, and am a huge Peyton Manning fan. I hope he absolutely lights it up this year and for every year as long as he's healthy enough to play. That said, I'm not drafting him in any of my leagues this year unless he is an absolute screaming value. Why? Because if I'm going to take a chance on a guy in the middle rounds as my QB1, I need the upside to offset the risk enough to justify the pick. I don't think that's going to be the case with Manning this year. His health and conditioning questions aside, it's a new offense for not only him, but everyone else on the offensive side of the ball. I don't see how this magically turns into Top-5 production, and the worse case scenario is that he doesn't even perform at the same level as the guys around him. If I'm waiting on my QB at that spot, I'm probably taking a guy like Ryan, who could clearly outperform his draft position, and the basement on him is most likely right around where you're drafting him. Very low risk, and decent upside.