MagicMT

Come on Rammy the Ravens are a good team overall, much more than Lamar + Henry + Andrews and Tucker. I personally would still bet on them to win the division. Bengals are 0-2 too! Altought I see them both winning this weekend.

Very intriguing offer. Who knows when and how CMC is back though? That Pollard is on your team or not I guess you'll keep starting Mason and Kamara anyway so why not swing for the fences? Very risky but could be a very good move for the 2nd half of the season.

It's all the coaches/O-Line/Pass catchers fault, it's not Trevor! (same as last year) At some point he has to shoulder part of the blame too. Lawrence is an average QB and chances are he'll stay in that 12-18th range for his career which isn't bad but is a bit disappointing considering all the hype he had coming into the league.

Yes Young has been absolutely terrible so far but what's the point of starting Dalton? Hope the team goes 5-12 ? The team is bad everywhere, it's not like they're going to compete for anything with Dalton under center. It's been 2 games. Why not start Young for more and see if he can make any positive strides? Is it for coach / gm not to lose their job? A call directly made by the worse owner in football? Could be that they're really confident that he is a bust already? At least starting Young most of the year gives you a real good shot at 1st overall pick again!

I'd still start Aiyuk personally

Half ppr needs to choose between: Jaylen Waddle / Kenneth Walker / James Cook for the flex position. Leaning Walker as he is playing the Broncos (bad run D plus should have positive game script) and because Waddle hasn't practiced much this off-season. Cook could/should have a good game too.

I would start Nabers and either Montgomery or McLaurin. Probably McLaurin

Voted for Daniels. I think he is going to be pretty good right off the gate. Kliff Kingsbury is the only one that might hold him back. I also love Bryce Young and think he'll do much better with Canales + better WRs & O-line but I still prefer Daniels.

The Rams have drafted so well in the last few years, even with mostly no early picks. Very impressive

I think Daniels is going to be a stud. Can't wait to see him fly by NFL players

Can keep 5 guys out of those, who would you choose? Superflex/3WR/2RB half-ppr 10 teams league. 200$ team budget. Garrett Wilson (5$) Kyren Williams (3$) Rashaad White (4$) Tua Tagovailoa (6$) Zamir White (3$) Diontae Johnson (3$) Zay Flowers (7$) SaQuon Barkley (30$) Wilson / Williams / White / Tua (since it's superflex, can be good QB2 or even QB3 for cheap) / then I'm struggling with the last choice. Who would you go with?

Hmmm I really like Gibbs' upside and would draft him before any of the RBs but would probably draft the Sun God as my 1st option than Gibbs 2nd, followed by JT / SaQuon / Kyren

QB is so deep this year. Waiting later to get one sounds like a better plan to me. I would target a combo of Burrow/Murray/Love/Purdy with Daniels as the backup / guy who will probably outplay is ADP.

I believe it has to be for Prescott rather than Jordan Love. And if Rickey said it you know it's happening!

Wouldn't be surprised if Graham, Walker and Pearce ends up being picked in the top 5 next year. This will be a dominant DL class in 2025