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re: Most important thing you've learned from this fantasy season?
Posted on 12/2/16 at 7:38 am to Tigereye10005
Posted on 12/2/16 at 7:38 am to Tigereye10005
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Completely disagree and would say I learned the opposite lesson.
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Look at the top QBs this year. Outside of the top 2 (Rodgers, Brees) the next 5 (Ryan, Mariota, Prescott, Cousins, Carr)
So youre saying you have an elite QB. Cousins happens to be an elite fantasy QB this year. Just because you didn't draft him early doesn't mean he's not elite in fantasy. He didn't mention anything about overdrafting on a big name QB, he said have an elite QB is a must, and he's absolutely right.
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Posted on 12/2/16 at 7:58 am to dnm3305
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So youre saying you have an elite QB. Cousins happens to be an elite fantasy QB this year.
Well, I see your point in that Cousins is a QB1 right now. Although I will say that most of his production has come recently, he has not been elite all year. Also, this year I've started 6 different QBs based on the matchup, most from picking them up off waivers, starting them one week, then dropping them. In fact, I dropped Cousins after 3 or 4 weeks then picked him back up a few weeks later. I've been streaming QBs all year. So no, having an elite QB his not a must.
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