Considering most Gibbs owners are heavily dependent on his scoring, Gibbs will likely be one of the most chopped players this week.

What are you paying for Gibbs with no bye week ahead?

Same question for ARSB?

How much does the fact that a player is past the bye week impact your bidding?

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Posted by auisssa

Member since Feb 2010

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Posted on 10/14/26 at 10:58 am to BhamTigah

I paid $632/$1000 for Gibbs this week. Next highest was $510.

Hope I make it to be able to start him next week.

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Posted by BhamTigah

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Posted on 10/14/26 at 11:03 am to auisssa

That would suck to pay that and never get to play him. Unlike a lot of Gibbs owners, you've at least been surviving without him. Good luck.

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Posted by Nole Man

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Member since May 2011

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Posted on 10/15/26 at 7:42 am to BhamTigah

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Considering most Gibbs owners are heavily dependent on his scoring, Gibbs will likely be one of the most chopped players this week.

What are you paying for Gibbs with no bye week ahead?

Same question for ARSB?

How much does the fact that a player is past the bye week impact your bidding?

The issue is "what should you pay" vs. what "the field is likely to pay". An elite RB1 like Gibbs is certainly worth the swing. Say 40% of FAAB, even on a bye. But that % won't get him in the early weeks of the season. Some will go 70% or more.

ARSB is in the same boat. I'd say 30-40% of FAAB, more aggresive if you need WR help. That level still won't get him this early in the season.

Some players through their entire FAAB or close to it for players like that. Will it pay off? Who knows.

Goal is to always be "2nd to last".

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