**Chime in on my teams potential**

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That doesn't look good at all. Zero depth at RB unless Foster gets hurt

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I'm no FF guru, but in a 12 man league you're not gonna have a hell of a lot of depth, especially at RB. With that said, you have to get a top guy (meaning top 5 or so non PPR) at one of the 3 positions and I'm afraid I don't see that here, w/ the exception of JC maybe. You're RB's are solid for a 12 man league.


I'm assuming you went JC, AM, VJ, VC???
You must have had a 6-9 pick situation?

I agree in regards to the depth. I was lucky to have J Charles sitting there at 12. Grabbed Morris obviously at 1 in round 2. Then didn't have another pick for 2 rounds. That's where V Jax and V Cruz were the best WR remaining. I held out of taking a QB as long as possible to try and build depth, but there just didn't seem to be much in the RB category.

Should I look at moving A Morris and Cruz or Shorts for a top tier RB or just see what happens and take my bumps during the bye weeks?

The other thing that sucked about this league is that there was a cap put on RB and WR per team at 4. So I had to take a second TE and a second D/ST or kicker for that matter.

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think Patterson could be a big time WR come mid season

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Really? On a team with a sketchy qb and Adrian Peterson as a RB?

I disagree and thing Rueben Randle, Alshon Jeffrey, Kenbrell Thompkins, Kendall Wright, Malcom Floyd, Chris Givens all are better options IMO

I play in a few 12 team leagues every year. This team is not as bad as most are making it out to be. I think you are fairly solid at every position, minus QB. Both are decent and there is some upside. Do you start a flex also? Shorts (in a non-PPR) and Patterson aren't great bench options. Who else is available on WW?

Your team doesn't jump out as top notch, but you have a solid starting lineup. Just pray for no injuries. Looks on WW for some upside guys. I also don't really see much for trade bait to help you improve.

All depends on Qb scoring...last year Wilson was the 5th highest scorer in our league, and I valued him very high this year.

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ou really need a legit top guy at 1 postions.

Aaron Rogers/Brees, type at QB
AP/AF/Doug Martin at RB
CJ/Marshall/Green
JG at TE

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I disagree this year. There is tons of WR, QB and TE talent. I think the key is to stock up at RB early (at least first two rounds), then accumulate depth while people are targeting the big name QBs, WRs and TEs.

I got Lynch, Steven Jackson, Gore, Cobb, Torrey smith and Hakeem Nicks in the first 6 rounds of my draft, then paired that with Rusell Wilson and Tony Romo

This was a bad year to draft between 2nd and 6th or 7th I think. Outside of AP, there are alot of questions with those top RBs and alot of value throughout the first two rounds.

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Again, you really need a legit top guy at 1 of the postions.

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I agree. Drafting 12 though I felt that if I went RB/WR then there wouldn't be any RB left at the end of the 3rd with legitimate starter potential.

Ignore all of the QB crap. Wilson was the #1 qb the last 7 or so weeks of the season last year. I personally dont care for Smith but with Reid who knows.
QB - 1 top 12 player with top 5 upside.
RB - 2 top 10 runners with very little depth behind them. You wont get value in trading either of them unless the Foster owner has a player he would be willing to trade you to cover his butt. Keep an eye on Davis and Helu if one of your starters go down. Helu in particular, he would also thrive in Washington.
WR - 2 top 15 Shorts a top 30 guy. Patterson has quite a bit of upside IMO. Unless you are greatly upgrading I wouldn't move him.
TE - 1 top 5
D - top 5.
K - who cares

12 team league your team is solid.

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99DSTJ

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Thanks for a little positive feedback. These are pretty much my sentiments about my team. I love getting the constructive criticism as well though.