😂

But if he falls to an even later round I think he can provide a real value

@360Swurve idk man, I'd be worried this lingers the full season. You'll be stuck having to play him bc of name value but end up regretting "buying the dip"

Lol

I’ve heard he’s ahead of schedule. Should be good to go by Training camp. He’s definitely ahead of schedule though.

Sheeeet. So is Zay Flowers in my opinion. That dude aint gonna be worth a 4th-5th round pick.

Stroud had a great year and his offense got upgraded. He’s a risky pick going that early but I think the ceiling is even higher. 3 great weapons, a good TE, a good RB. There’s no reason this offense shouldn’t be in a scoring position a lot. The floor is high and the ceiling is elite. I do think tank Dell is special and the number 1 in this offense. Stroud’s absolute floor has to be over 30 tds and his ceiling, if we think he’s great, which I do, could be 45-50 tds I’d rather have him over mahomes who’s going earlier in drafts

@@ericsele5500 fully agree, except I do believe Nico is still the alpha in this WR room. 1A/1B scenario with him and Tank (who I also very happily own in my dynasty league)

@@NaijaTRG can’t blame ya for having Nico as the alpha. He had a great year. I’m going out a little bit on a limb with my tank Dell shot, but I think he’s going to have a year like Amon ra but with more big plays. Maybe even like a big cooper kupp year. He puts up huge numbers when he gets the targets and I’m drafting him early in drafts and often.

Did yall just forget about Diggs or something

I was thinking the exact same thing. Their argument was pretty flawed

not necessarily. as a likely owner, his points primarily came off touchdowns, with only 2-5 targets each game. andrew’s would command around 7-9 targets a game, which will take away from flowers. i don’t think their argument was flawed much, they’re successfully accounting for historical data on the lamar and andrew’s connection

@@johnedward1843 after Andrews injury, Zay had 8+ targets in 5 of 7 games. Likely was averaging 6 targets a game, it’s not like they are going from 0 tight end targets to 8 for Andrews. And again, it’s a rookie wide receiver who had a good rookie year and got better throughout the year. The offense can be much better.

The Ravens have to use him better. Hes one of the most talented receivers in the league, but gets shade thrown at him because hes short. Ppl think hes a slot only guy, but those ppl dont watch his film. With all that said, I still think hes getting drafted a lil high, and im probably his biggest fan.

andy has an irrational hatred of the ravens. havent even gotten to the flowers part yet and i already know he is the spearhead behind the flowers fade. his anti ravens bias is showing no doubt

Lmao

There is currently no timetable for when we can expect him to be at 100%

@@_warriorfr7028 oh man. At worst I figured he was “right on schedule.”

you mean "BATEMAN " is peak human

UG, I'm sorry, Bears fan here. It wasn't just Fields. I hope you like seeing 6 screens out of every 10 passes. Only an Aaron Rodgers type (that would audible out of his call even if it wasn't "permitted") could de well with Getsy. I wanted that guy as far away from Caleb Williams as possible. Stubborn, stubborn, stubborn. I feel bad for Raiders fans

@@DaGrizzlyOne I respect where you're coming from with that. I know Getsy has plenty of question marks around him, but I insist you look into Bo Hardegree. The man tried, but he was completely out of his depth as an NFL OC, was literally learning on the job each week calling plays. Now, it's not like i'm hyped up for Getsy, and I don't think it was all Fields fault either. Imo Chicago was a poor mix between coaches and player where the player didnt fit the system and the coach didnt suit the player, which undermined them both, but neither are quite as bad as they appeared.. either way, sad as it might seem, Getsy is still an improvement over what we had in Hardegree. It was a screen every other play for us last season too lol, except lacking any basic concept behind why we were even doing it. They were just default "idk" plays from Hardegree. Getsy at the very least brings along experience and a reason and concept with his screen game. If Adams isn't washed, I really have a hard time seeing him doing worse in this system bc even if Getsy is the worst OC in the NFL, he's at least a real OC with his own system and concepts that he himself installed and understands. Hardegree was none of the above. A newbie QB coach pushed into a 1st time OC role that he really wasn't built for, with a playbook he had nothing to do with and a rookie QB. I really cant state it enough just how unacceptable of an offensive system we had going last season. Its amazing we even did anything with the ball, let alone got Adams the numbers we actually did

@@-alostsoul-6902 Well, it does seem you at least jumped out of the firer and back into the pan. Sometimes a fail experience and a second chance elsewhere can work wonders. Let's hope so for Getsy and the Raiders. He had to have learned something in Green Bay and under Rodgers. I hate them, but can't not have respect.

There was a stat a couple of years ago that 70% of all year two WR'S improve their their numbers by at least 20%. I haven't followed through to make sure it remains true, because I'm relatively certain it is holding, if not both %'s going up. Loves me some rookie RB'S and 2nd year WR'S. Always have.

Shoutout to that vine that made every vine compilation ever 😅

🤦🤡

they both had the exact same stats last year, and if ridley pulls in a few of his drops he blows the doors off of hopkins stats wise. Its anyones guess who leads the offense. But ridley is younger and got paid, chances are they will want to use him alot.

@@ryanhudson3064 same stats on double and triple coverage and a lesser qb lmfao exactly my point . Age ain’t nothing when he takes peds now 😎 I see d-hop as the main guy and ridley as deep threat .

If u gotta ask, you shouldnt play fantasy football.

@@FantasyYeet I am ranked 121st on RT sports

I drafted Mostert every year since 2019. And I would say keep Achane and Evans, depending on where you got them.

For sure achane and evans

🤦🤡

Good morning sir

@@Djoshi- have an excellent day!

Herbert has averaged 227 rushing yards a year. 350-400 is not happening. He's also only had more than 3 rushing TDs in a season once.

@ChadTheDragonLord 302 rushing yards in '20, with 3 TD'S. 5 TD's in '19 and about his average yardage. 3 TD's last year and around average yardage in a shortened season. Mid 300's and 4-5 TD's, with that subpar RB room is not crazy. But by all means, follow the lemmings and avoid him.

Nuh uh 🤓

I think Mayfield and Minshew got hosed too… instead of investing in these guys they did the bare minimum and let em go

Tank Dell is going to be the WR1 for the Texans. An absolute steal in drafts.

@@ericsele5500 I’m really high on Nico and Dell, view them as WR1 and WR2. I think Diggs is a cancer and his best days are behind him, don’t really understand why the Texans went and signed him unless they plan to emulate the Bengals and run 11 personnel all day long. The Bengals at least don’t have a reliable TE. From what I’ve heard Dell and Stroud have good chemistry and a great connection, which is why I’m high on Dell too. I’m curious why you think Dell will finish as the top receiver though.

@@tmartin8888 Diggs is way better than woods and brown. That’s why they brought him in. He’s a very good receiver. Dell out produced Collins last year when they both played. He also had 7 tds in 10 games last year. Watching Nico the last 3 years, I think he’s solid but not really elite. Dell coming out his rookie year and producing like he did, I think he’s an elite route runner that came out as a slot receiver but was good enough to play outside for the Texans and still produce. I think Dell will lead the team in targets, receptions and tds next year

@@ericsele5500 Makes sense. But you have to be careful with TD production in small sample sizes. Especially with 3 starting caliber receivers. But I trust you know your team, I wouldn’t be surprised if Dell is the top receiver, just was curious. Do you know what the plan is for Diggs, like will Dell stay mostly in the slot or will Diggs move into that role or will they rotate them? My Bengals have been trying to get Chase more slot snaps, think their drafting Burton helps that way.

@@tmartin8888 my thoughts are that the Texans want Dell to be the slot wr. And that brown and woods couldn’t be an outside WR last year and that’s why Dell played mostly outside and that’s why they brought Diggs in. To be the outside WR so Dell can be the slot.

Agreed but the difference is Evans floor was baked into his ADP. You could take the shot and not have to worry about him busting because he was at best your flex out of the draft. Adams is being drafted very close to his ceiling and if he hits his floor he ruins your fantasy roster because he’s a 2nd round pick

@@jmcfizzles9583 that same logic can be applied to Adam’s … Didn’t he have the most targets last year ? In fantasy football isn’t volume king ? Seems you don’t practice what you preach . His floor is 13:14 points that’s not bust lmfao . Meanwhile that logic should apply to everyone inside the top 2 rounds then 🤣 If that’s the case why ya taking bijan in the first round ? He was rb 19 last year lmao bust Adam’s was wr 6? Being drafted as wr 11/12 now ?? Give Adam’s stats to any wr in the first round you don’t even blink at the adp lol

Evans was the exception to the rule and Father Time is undefeated a lot more players have fallen off the table at his age than have succeeded.

Mike Evans was like a sixth round pick genius🤦 I need you in my league to donate. Be better please

@@kevincurnick send the invite I’ll gladly take your money 🤣. You draft consensus. I draft league winners. There is a difference between me and you .

You'll never win it all thinking like that. If your not first your last 💯

Yeah no that’s a horrible mindset lol

I think he’s got a very safe floor and an elite ceiling. He’s worth the risk and I’d rather have him over Mahomes this year who’s going sooner in drafts

if you draft Stroud at 5/6 and he ends up as QB 10 you will be very upset. 😂

@@bluestarlockc4853 if you don’t draft him in rounds 5/6 and he ends up the QB1 you will be disappointed. That’s the risk you take when taking him. But if you think he’s good and has good weapons. Seems like a good risk to take.

A good team that doesn’t throw a lot. Finishing 20-25 is fine but where’s the ceiling? Give me tank Dell, nabers or Pickens in the same range all day long. As a WR 3 I would rather go for ceiling.

@@ericsele5500 meh, they weren't' that far apart on pass attempts both were rookies one solidified the number 1 receiver position the other is going to lose targets to stephan diggs one was injured and missed games the other should have been playing in the superbowl on many fantasy teams they will be wr 2's flowers will outscore tank dell easily this year

@@flerbus I’d take that bet all day. I think Dell is going to be the number 1 WR for the Texans this year and when he was healthy I think he was the number 1 WR for the Texans last year. Dell showed elite upside when he played. Like top 5 WR upside. Flowers played 5 more games and had fewer tds. Dell had more 100 yard games in fewer games. If Dell didn’t get hurt, I think he would have ended the season with more receptions, way more yards and way more tds than flowers.

@@ericsele5500 tank needs to put on 20 pounds or he won't be on the field long enough to put up any stats

@@flerbus I’ve heard that about a lot of players and don’t think it’s true for WRs. The league protects WRs now and I see it as an advantage to be faster and quicker. Players like Devante smith, Chris Olave, Jaylen waddle are all pretty small but they get open. Smith is only 5lbs heavier and 4 inches taller.

Rushing QBs rushes are more valuable than RB rushes a lot of the time. If a defense has to account for a rushing QB while defending the pass, doesn’t the scoring for QB rushes reflect how important that is. And often these rushes pick up first downs on throwing downs.

@@ericsele5500 I don't see how QB rushing is more valuable than a RB rushing. It doesn't lead to a better passing game or success. Look at the QBs that have won the SB over the last 20+ years, Brady, Mahomes, Stafford, Rodgers, Manning(s), etc. all of these QBs are mostly pocket passes that will occasionally scramble. Russell Wilson is the only QB to have rushed for like 800 yards in a season that won a SB I think ever. These mobile QBs are exciting and fun to watch but they don't lead to success long term. Allen, Lamar, Hurts are great examples - not great passers but very mobile... None have a ring and none can beat the guys that lean pass first.

@@joshiverson2961 If you have good RBs then the RB rushes are just as important as rushing QBs rushes. But with fields, Lamar, Allen and hurts, all of them were more valuable with their rushes and being a threat to run than their RBs. 2 times these QBs had a good RB get over 200 carries and both times these rushing QBs had huge years. 2019 mark ingram had a good year for the ravens and Lamar was MVP and 2022 sanders had 259 carries and hurts was an mvp candidate. When these QBs have no run game behind them, and they’re opening up the passing game for themselves because they’re a rushing threat, that’s when their rushing ability is more valuable

@@joshiverson2961 no reason Justin fields should be the leading rusher, and his starting RB last year is now a 3rd string back. But when such big percentage of the offense put on fields, he should be worth more in fantasy.