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Feedback? 10 team league.
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12 Team Non PPR. I accidently selected Peterson when I was going for McFadden, SMDH! What do yall think? loved this thread last year!
You could get Brandon Lloyd from him I'm sure.
i took Vick over Peyton and Romo today. i'm nervous as hell lol
How about dropping Mario Manningham for Steve Breaston or Jabar Gaffney?
Austin Collie or jabar Gafney?
and would you trade away Erin Decker for Benjarvis green ellis??
my rb's are ryan mathews, trent richardson and mike leShoure
my Wr's besides decker are Collie, AJ Green, Demaryus Thomas, and doug baldwin
ah, I wouldn't worry too much about AP, dude is a physical anomaly. I mean yeah he's coming off a torn ACL, MCL and both of his meniscus(es? ). But so far he's on track for playing on week 1. If you're really worried about it send an offer over to the Gerhart owner and see if you can wrangle him over to your squad (maybe Hillis for Gerhart??)....Though I do like Hillis this season, really you have the RB depth to thrive even in the event of AP's demise.
Solid RB depth but you could upgrade at WR and TE.....But not really a glaring weakness at those positions (you've got good WR depth and some solid upside guys) and Tamme might have a big year (I'm a little skeptical to be honest as I'm certain Dreessen will have his fair share of targets).
My only issue with your team is RG3, don't see him as a viable QB1 even in 12-teamers, but you might be able to platoon the position if you play-match-ups with RG3 and Locker.
Olympic silver medalist Jeff Demps is expected to sign a contract Friday afternoon with the New England Patriots, according to multiple sources.
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Already featuring a bevy of offensive weapons, the Patriots will be even more dangerous with the addition of Olympic silver medalist Jeff Demps, writes James Walker. Blog
Demps is flying to Orlando, Fla., Friday to meet with his representatives and go over the details of the agreement. He is expected to make an announcement at 5 p.m. ET, but multiple sources say the Patriots are the team he is willing to play for.
His agent, Daniel Rose, wouldn't not confirm the agreement, only to say Demps should make an announcement later Friday.
Several NFL teams, including the New York Jets, were interested in Demps, who was a running back at Florida. He was undrafted in April while he was preparing for the Olympics. He was part of the 400-meter relay team that finished second.
The 5-foot-7, 191-pound Demps played in 12 games last season at the University of Florida, rushing for 569 yards and six touchdowns.
Once Demps officially arrives in New England, his biggest impact could be on the Patriots' return game. Demps could provide a spark in that area, where coach Bill Belichick said on Wednesday the team is looking for better production.
"He had a little bit of production," Patriots director of player personnel Nick Caserio said. "How that translates over, the schemes are different. Any returner that comes into the NFL, whatever they did in college schematically is probably going to be a lot different than what we're going to ask him to do."
A name on the rise, especially in PPR leagues....
Shane Vereen...I think he might be outright more talented than Ridley, he's stronger than most people give him credit for, had the best bench-press numbers at the combine in his class. Very quick and has great hands.
PPR gold-mine.