Can Cobb really be a #1 now? Gotta think davante takes a big leap up the fantasy boards
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08-23-15 05:45 PM #36
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08-23-15 06:06 PM #37
Don't sleep on Jeff Janis. He took Jordy's spot during OTAs and was his replacement today.
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08-23-15 06:18 PM #38
QB's make WR's
Its not the other way around
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08-23-15 06:29 PM #39
I think Randy Moss and Dante Culpepper might disagree.
Originally Posted by jjgold
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08-23-15 07:53 PM #40
WRs gotta have a level of intelligence to succeed in these complex systems like GB and NE where their route is determined by the coverage on any given play. Originally Posted by jjgold
See Brandon Lloyd.
See Chad Johnson.
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08-23-15 07:54 PM #41
Think Mike Evans would've disagreed last season. Originally Posted by jjgold
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08-23-15 07:57 PM #42
Receiving Stats SEASON TEAM GP REC TGTS YDS AVG LNG TD FD FUM LST 2008 16 33 55 366 11.1 29 2 18 0 0 2009 13 22 31 320 14.5 51 2 15 0 0 2010 16 45 64 582 12.9 80 2 25 1 1 2011 16 68 96 1,263 18.6 93 15 47 0 0 2012 12 49 73 745 15.2 73 7 36 0 0 2013 16 85 126 1,314 15.5 76 8 60 0 0 2014 16 98 151 1,519 15.5 80 13 71 0 0 Career 105 400 596 6,109 15.3 93 49 272 1 1
the guy has one fumble in his career. that's pretty fukking good.
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08-23-15 08:01 PM #43
I now have Cobb right on Calvins heels, I have them 6/7 or 7/6 at WR. Still a bit of separation to top 5 though (Brown, the first 3 you mentioned, Odell). Originally Posted by DOM_Toretto
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08-23-15 08:05 PM #44
Latest projections from Footballguys based on SBR League rules, top 7 Flex positions are wide receivers!
Rank Name Tm/Bye Age G Rsh Yd Y/R TD Rec Yd TD FantPt 1 Antonio Brown 
PIT/11 27 16 3 12 4.0 0 108 1426 11 317.80 2 Julio Jones ATL/10 26 16 1 4 4.0 0 93 1442 11 303.60 3 Demaryius Thomas DEN/7 28 16 0 0 0 94 1372 12 303.20 4 Odell Beckham Jr NYG/11 23 15 7 35 5.0 0 93 1330 12 301.50 5 Dez Bryant DAL/6 27 16 0 0 0 92 1306 13 300.60 6 Calvin Johnson DET/9 30 15 0 0 0 85 1343 11 285.30 7 Randall Cobb GB/7 25 16 6 24 4.0 0 90 1260 11 284.40 8 LeVeon Bell PIT/11 23 14 230 978 4.3 9 58 487 3 276.50 9 Jamaal Charles KC/9 29 15 235 1210 5.1 9 47 353 3 275.30 10 A.J. Green CIN/7 27 16 2 10 5.0 0 85 1233 10 269.30 11 Rob Gronkowski NE/4 26 15 0 0 0 81 1094 13 268.40 12 Adrian Peterson MIN/5 30 15 270 1215 4.5 12 35 249 2 265.40 13 Eddie Lacy GB/7 24 15 265 1179 4.4 10 40 352 2 265.10 14 C.J. Anderson DEN/7 24 16 250 1113 4.5 10 41 349 2 259.20 15 T.Y. Hilton IND/10 26 15 3 21 7.0 0 79 1209 9 256.00
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08-23-15 08:35 PM #45
LT I got picks #10&11 (PPR, 3WR + Flex league) in a keeper re-draft league. Based on first round keepers I'm thinking I'll have my choice of: Forte, Murray, Cobb, Calvin, DT and maybe one of either Julio or Dez. If Julio or Dez are around I'm snagging them, but not sure if I go WR/RB or risk it with a solid ass WR/WR pair. Originally Posted by LT Profits
What do you think?
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08-23-15 08:43 PM #46
GB is still a contender without him.. Next man up
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08-23-15 08:58 PM #47
of course Originally Posted by tiktok
lots of good receivers out there
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08-23-15 10:58 PM #48
Generally speaking, if you can get 2 of the top 5 WR per the projections above, it would be hard not to go WR/WR. If top 5 WR are gone after your first pick, I think you'd have to resist the urge to take Calvin or Cobb as second WR and take RB second. Otherwise, your RBs will suck and you won't have two 300-point WRs to make up for it. Originally Posted by DOM_Toretto
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08-23-15 11:51 PM #49
that's part of it, but HGH is the much bigger reason. guys are carrying way too much muscle mass and weight which puts unnatural amounts of torque on ligaments and tendons. Originally Posted by jjgold
until the NFL starts strictly testing and punishing for HGH use, these injuries will continue piling up.
people will continue to cry about there being "too many preseason games".
has absolutely nothing to do with that - only squares bring up such a stupid argument.
75% of these injuries either happen in practice or 1 on 1 drills, and 90% of them involve no contact.
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08-24-15 01:44 PM #50
"People cry about too many preseason games - only squares bring up the argument?" Originally Posted by existential
Aaron Rodgers brought it up after the game. He should know! They need two games at most.
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08-24-15 01:45 PM #51
GB will still lose in the same game they would have if Jordy plays..some road playoff game or the NFC title game
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09-28-15 08:55 PM #52
Like I said. No one even knows Nelson plays for them. Originally Posted by lakerboy
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09-28-15 08:57 PM #53
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09-28-15 09:02 PM #54
the pack need him to win a championship. When u go into the playoffs against elite corners, this dink and dunking not going to work. U need a deep threat.
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09-28-15 09:10 PM #55
Packers aren't winning no title. The only time they did Is cause they had a great defense. Originally Posted by TwoWays
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