re: TDFL Droppings Post Draft Analysis

I like rotoworld's rankings
Big Ben - QB3
Peterson - RB5
Miller - RB9
Sanders - WR16
Bryant - WR19
Charles Johnson - WR22
Edelman - WR23
Julius - TE8

Post some numbers

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Cutler QB 24

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This isnt a loaded question

Do you think Alshon is Rotoworld's WR8 with Jimmy Clausen under center?

nah

Teddy Ballgame may be my guy when it comes down to it

Toungue in cheek reference to Cooks for LE




I'll sayyyyyy:

1100-1200 yds
8-9 Rush TDs

50-60 catches
500-600 yds
2-3 more TDs

Fantasy Pros My Playbook ranks the league as:


Rank Team Rating
1
PCT
100%
2
21JumpStreet
100%
3
Boom
99%
4
Drizztiger
96%
5
OneMoreTime
96%
6
Show Me Your TDs
96%
7
CE Tiger
95%
8
Gyno
94%
9
MrWiseGuy
93%
10
Papps
91%
11
Toula
89%
12
Honkus
86%

Fine I'll play

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2. Le’Veon Bell Bell is the most complete back in the NFL. He’s just not the most available. As Josh Gordon proved in 2013, suspensions can be overcome for roto purposes. That’s why Bell is still No. 2. But why put him at No. 1 over a player like Lacy who is ready to dominate every week of the fantasy season, not just 85 percent of it? There are all sorts of valid reasons to place Bell in the top spot, but I think two missed games is enough of a tiebreaker that I’m ceding it to Lacy.

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1. Dez Bryant The league’s preeminent touchdown scorer — he’s averaged 13.6 over the past three seasons — the newly-paid Bryant has the highest floor of any wideout. That, coupled with a still limitless ceiling, puts Bryant alone atop an absurdly deep receiver class.

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6. Julio Jones


If we could turn injuries off, Jones would be the No. 1 player on this list. But we can’t, and Jones’ history is foreboding. Even last season, in the midst of the best game of his career, Jones’ 11/259/1 pasting of the Packers in Week 14 was interrupted by a groin issue. He went on to miss Week 15. SportsInjuryPredictor.com lists Jones’ injury odds at a deeply concerning 81 percent. So that’s the bad. The good is that Jones remains uncoverable when he’s on the field, somewhere he’ll be in Week 1. With Roddy White aging and Leonard Hankerson being Leonard Hankerson, Jones is a real threat to lead the league in targets in OC Kyle Shanahan’s “X”-centric offense. Jones’ risk is real, but his upside casts caution to the wind.

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17. Jordan Reed — Reed has regained his top-10 upside following Niles Paul’s season-ending injury, but it’s madness to assume he’ll stay on the field.

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14. Teddy Bridgewater — 2015’s most intriguing young quarterback, Bridgewater has the supporting cast to be this year’s Tannehill.

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Veto