Keeper Help

[kw_gullatt06]

We keep 5 with no limits. Here is my roster:

 

Qb:Rivers

Rb: C Johnson,Gore,S-jax,Torain,Starks

wr:Nicks,Ajohnson, S.Rice

Te;V davis, tamme

 

 

Of course I keep Andre,Cj, nicks but what about the other 2 spots? keep 2 rbs or 1qb/1rb? thanks for your help

[Big Country]

Would need lineup reqs and scoring intricacies (ie PPR, unusual yardage, etc.) to give decent advice.

 

Absent that, I'd lean Rivers/Gore but I'd prefer to be able to wait until preseason to see how Gore is recovering before committing to him. If he appears slowed or that the injury is persisting, than SJax likely gets the nod

[kw_gullatt06]

Would need lineup reqs and scoring intricacies (ie PPR, unusual yardage, etc.) to give decent advice.

 

Absent that, I'd lean Rivers/Gore but I'd prefer to be able to wait until preseason to see how Gore is recovering before committing to him. If he appears slowed or that the injury is persisting, than SJax likely gets the nod

 

1qb

2rbs

flex

2 wrs

1 te

Dst

K

 

standard scoring

[Big Country]

Assuming 12 or less teams, and assuming that Gore is back healthy, I could see valid arguments being made for keeping your top 3 RBs (CJ, Gore, SJax) and then AJ and Nicks.

 

 

With Rivers, while you are locking in a decent QB, if we look at the stats, yet again we see how much parity there is in QB scoring (using the PPG Huddle Performance Scoring). If we exclude Vick as an outlier (he scored 5 PPG more than the #2 QB), there was a difference of about 4 PPG between the top QBs 9Rodgers/Manning) and the #12 QB (Fitzpatrick/Garrard/Kitna), with Rivers pretty much right in the middle with a 2PPG advantage over those Qbs in the 12th QB range.

 

Looking at RBs, there is almost double the difference from 1-24 as there is in QBs (even if we exclude Arian Foster as on outlier being 3 PPG better than #2), with about a 7PPG spread.

 

 

Doesn;t seem like a hugh difference, but when you consider that the next 11 QBs (13-23) were all within 2 PPG of those guys in the #12 range, while you see ANOTHER 6-7 PPG drop for Rbs in the next batch, you see that it is much safer to load up on the RBs and address QB later. Assuming your RBs perform as expected, you can expect a much greater advantage overall even if you are starting a Cassel/Flacco type QB.

[kw_gullatt06]

Assuming 12 or less teams, and assuming that Gore is back healthy, I could see valid arguments being made for keeping your top 3 RBs (CJ, Gore, SJax) and then AJ and Nicks.

 

 

With Rivers, while you are locking in a decent QB, if we look at the stats, yet again we see how much parity there is in QB scoring (using the PPG Huddle Performance Scoring). If we exclude Vick as an outlier (he scored 5 PPG more than the #2 QB), there was a difference of about 4 PPG between the top QBs 9Rodgers/Manning) and the #12 QB (Fitzpatrick/Garrard/Kitna), with Rivers pretty much right in the middle with a 2PPG advantage over those Qbs in the 12th QB range.

 

Looking at RBs, there is almost double the difference from 1-24 as there is in QBs (even if we exclude Arian Foster as on outlier being 3 PPG better than #2), with about a 7PPG spread.

 

 

Doesn;t seem like a hugh difference, but when you consider that the next 11 QBs (13-23) were all within 2 PPG of those guys in the #12 range, while you see ANOTHER 6-7 PPG drop for Rbs in the next batch, you see that it is much safer to load up on the RBs and address QB later. Assuming your RBs perform as expected, you can expect a much greater advantage overall even if you are starting a Cassel/Flacco type QB.

 

thank you.