Sure he does him and baker mayfield did work together in college .
Was a high 3rd round draft pick has over 100 yards and a TD .
Im pretty sure he has a roto page
Mark Andrews is listed as the 32nd best TE on Yahoo. So basically everyone in your league is rostering 2-3 tight ends.
You must have 100 rosters spots. Alternatively, people in YOUR league are dumb.
I don't see how it's even fun to play in a league where people are dumb enough to roster such terrible players.
Probably Aaron Jones, seeing as how Ebron is only a temporary fix I'd want another TE on the roster.
GB backfield seems like a committee. And Williams is a better pass blocker and Montgomery is a better receiver so Jones being the best pure runner doesn't seem like it is going to win him the job unless injury occurs.
GB backfield seems like a committee. And Williams is a better pass blocker and Montgomery is a better receiver so Jones being the best pure runner doesn't seem like it is going to win him the job unless injury occurs.
100% I'd rather stash Jones than roster 2 TE's. He may take over primary role, Montgomery injury, etc, or he would be a fine fill in on a bye week.
The other thing about short benches is there are plenty of available pickups out there. I would be able to get a player of equal value to Reed, and if that player got hurt I could replace him without a major downgrade. I personally think it is more optimal to only carry one TE in that league - although of course you are entitled to disagree.
I think it requires way more strategy to decide who to keep and who to drop. Too easy if you could just endlessly add people.
1. I don't view Aaron Jones as a typical cuff RB, I think he has potential to increase his value from current stock, even if only to make him a viable trade piece as RB probably continue to thin out with injuries.
2. There are plenty of viable starting TE1 because of the short benches we have. Here are the FA TEs sorted by projected points for the remainder of the year.
I prefer Ebron (projected 130) over all those options, but in his bye week in week 9 I'm confident I can find a comparable 1 week plug-in. I could drop Jones at that point if he has not blossomed as expected and carry 2 TE for that week and then keep the 1 I prefer; or just drop Ebron and switch to someone with similar projections. Dependent on how Ebron has performed. I'll also keep my eyes peeled on the waiver wire in weeks 7-8 and figure it out. Lastly, I am also poking around some trade offers for an upgrade at that position.
Bottom line is I don't have one of the top tier (or even tier 2) TEs, I'm in the "replaceable" tier where they all project to 9ish PPG and are an expendable commodity. Which is where I put Reed too.
