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  1. In the interest of full disclosure - I've had something come up of a personal nature that will keep me off boards for the rest of the draft (at least the next two days). I authorize the commish to draft in my stead until I return.
  2. Pick 1: Carlos Hyde RB Cleveland Pick 2 will follow in a little while.
  3. Chris Hogan, WR, NE Allen Robinson, WR, CHI
  4. I can tell there will be a lot of this for this draft...
  5. Waivers? No Draft Winner picks his spot next year? No Change PPR to Points Per First Down Yes Add Second IR Spot? Yes Remove Kickers from roster? Yes if no, then remove points for PAT? Yes
  6. Looks like it's time to dust off my NJDevs account again. 1) Waivers - will get back to that, on the fence. We're basically shifting the advantage to the bottom teams in the league vs. the people who watch the games every week , but I find myself with less time than usual to watch games each week. 2) Champion-pick - no. Any drama we take out of the draft process is a non-starter for me. 3) PPFD - I'm all for adding stats and upping scores, as well as wacky scoring things. I'd be a yes on that. Also proposing: 4) Remove all extra point scoring for kickers - when Scott and I (Because I did this in my league) originally did this, it was because you really sucked if you missed XP's. Now it's expected, and I'm not a fan after a few years. I would also vote for "no kickers' as well if there's interest in that, but let's start with the less radical of the two options.
  7. As long as Fitz stays healthy (not a given from former Alabama players) then I think we got a good one. I doubt this year's going to look good record-wise, but I feel like the personnel is taking forward steps. Hopefully the management doesn't drop the coaching staff if they don't make the playoffs this year.
  8. So Rotoworld.com vis-a-vie Buster Olney is saying that the Mets intend to keep DeGrom and Syndergaard (and are overpricing Wheeler) because they "intend to contend" next year. Just reading the last 5 pages of this thread, that doesn't pass the smell test to me. Or are the Mets really one or two guys away from contention (assuming that Cespedes is out for the majority of next year) and I just am not seeing it?
  9. Seems like a win for the Mets in that they had a public spat with Harvey and then someone actually GAVE THEM something in return for him instead of waiting for him to be a free agent. Devin's gotten a golden second chance opportunity to try and get back in relevance too, works for both sides. And I absolutely CAN'T see the Harvey/Reds relationship working out with such a hitter's friendly ballpark and such a bad team behind him.
  10. I think Minkah and the second round pick, TE Mike Gesicki, will both have immediate impact, and I like both picks. Less sold right now on Jerome Baker - seems like a high pick for someone who profiles as a sub-package linebacker.
  11. All I can add to what Maddog said is that my colleagues and I refer to that quarterback as "Wack" Osweiller, so that tells you what I think of him as a backup. Moore may not have been good in his spot start(s) last year, but if that's the whole QB room then that's a major downgrade.
  12. Allegedly, Pouncey requested release - he's either not right from his injury or doesn't want to be part of the rebuild that seems to be coming. Kilgore is a "good enough" replacement to start. Pouncey will be missed, he was a great player when healthy. Also, Miami signed Josh Sitton, which could be a good value signing depending on the terms and injuries.
  13. Has this been one of the wackiest off-seasons in recent memory or what? A league where no one ever trades anyone and there's been like 5-6 trades already ahead of the league year start, 3 to Cleveland that might make them borderline playoff contenders. A 29 year old starting caliber QB hitting the market because the team that didn't want to contract him and instead traded for the 33 y/o QB who's on the road to becoming a journeyman placeholder. The most talked about player from the combine that isn't an insanely overvalued QB is a one-handed linebacker that ran a running back time in the 40 yard dash. Hell, Odell's antics seem like business as usual for the NFL to be honest, the difference between him and the rest of the guys that go out and have too much fun is that people know him by name. The new league year is set to be VERY interesting.
  14. This is infuriating. Suh is one of Miami's best players, but if you want to tell me that 26 million is too high for a DT and he refuses to restructure, then fine. We're a worse team because of it, but fine. BUT, a team that is desperate for help on the O-Line is talking about trading/releasing one of their few GOOD linemen purely for cap reasons in the same breath - WTH are they thinking? You're not going to get a good tackle for 9 million on the open market, but if that's too much money for a right tackle, then you can extend him and tear up the 5th year option. I mean, my cap math is in no way official, but if Miami is hell-bent on cutting Suh then there should be no good reason for them to cry poor and dump James as well prior to his deal becoming guaranteed. They're going to have so much spare cap room it's going to look stupid when we're signing Joe Average off their couch mid-season for league minimum money to fill a hole in coverage. So disgusted right now.
  15. I want to see the draft picks before I really say anything about the deal - he was a big contract (15 million) on a team that couldn't afford him, but he's also by far their best pass catcher, and his loss will be felt. Edit: 2018 4th, 2019 7th. Highly underwhelmed, but it replaces the pick Miami lost trading for Quinn so OK. If we had the draft first, I'd rather see if we do or don't draft a QB and restructure Tannehill instead (only buys him one more guaranteed year on the team for 16 million in relief). Suh would be on the team for two additional seasons beyond 2018, and he's in a position where age is not kind (as opposed to QB, where you can survive if you're protected). If we can swing it, a line of Suh, Quinn, and Wake (+ a guy) is a terror on opposing passing games.
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