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Fantasy Football League Question Keepers League
I've been invited to join a keepers league by a friend of mine. I'm taking over the winner from last years leagues team and its a keeprs league
My options imo
Are
Adrian Peterson
AARON Rodgers
Matt Stafford
Really only the top two but if I'm gonna be in this league for a few years wouldn't Aaron Rodgers be my best bet as far as longevity
I mean Adrian Peterson has maybe three years left max right?
What do you guys think
Need a Fantasy Expert advice
Thanks in Advance
What are the rules for keeping players? In my keeper league, you cant keep anyone drafted from rounds 1-3, and if you keep someone, you forfeit a draft pick 2 rounds up from where he was taken (so if he was drafted in the 5th, you lose a 3rd round pick, which isn't worth it)
This league is what ever you have from previous year no restrictions
Last edited by SEAHAWKHARRY; 06-22-16 at 10:15 PM.
Any other options?Originally Posted by SEAHAWKHARRY
AP and Rodgers are the way to go if you have nothing else.
Those two are the best options for keepers imo but I can only keep 1
I've already looked at this year's depth at position and the RB position is hurting more than I've ever seen. AD is the way to go. You gotta keep him.
AP has been the cornerstone for awhile now but running backs break down quickly and don't replicate dominance consistently from a year to year basis.
On the flip side quarterback is usually very deep and depends mostly on team scheme and game flow or score.
The league scoring is important in weighing different positions. Point per reception scoring hurts quarterbacks as does lower points for passing tds.
With that being said Aaron Rodgers is rdy to crush it imo. I also don't like keeping running backs especially ones that are near or over 30. Minnesota seems like they are ready to showcase teddy Bridgewater this year much like seattle did with wilson. AP still good for this year and maybe half of next yr at most imo. Aaron Rodgers will be an MVP caliber qb for years to come.
Why don't you look to package both AP and Rodgers for a young stud like ODB O'Dell Beckham or Julio Jones? The life span of a WR is always longer than that of an RB. Andrew Luck is also a nice bounce back candidate that could be a fantasy MVP this year
Matt Stafford is trash and with Calvin Johnson retiring he's gonna be even worse. Guy is barely a qb2
Seems like an easy call with Peterson. RBs are thin this year whereas QBs are so deep you can draft a starter in the 11th-12th round.
Then again, I am never high on QBs in general in fantasy.
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