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@AgentZero I'd say it just depends on what you're going for with this roster spot.
Vereen probably is more "safe" to be able to use if you plan on starting him ever while Smallwood will essentially be a lotto ticket just in case he seizes the starting job.
Blount doesn't seem like he's untouchable as the RB1 for them so there figures to be an "opportunity" for Smallwood to step up in wake of Sproles going down but at same time, it's very possible Smallwood ends up doing nothing.
Basically just ask yourself if you can live without Vereen in case Smallwood doesn't pan out.
My gut says unless you're in some crazy 14-18 team league, you shouldn't really ever have to use Vereen so it makes sense to stash Smallwood just in case he blows up.
Vereen probably is more "safe" to be able to use if you plan on starting him ever while Smallwood will essentially be a lotto ticket just in case he seizes the starting job.
Blount doesn't seem like he's untouchable as the RB1 for them so there figures to be an "opportunity" for Smallwood to step up in wake of Sproles going down but at same time, it's very possible Smallwood ends up doing nothing.
Basically just ask yourself if you can live without Vereen in case Smallwood doesn't pan out.
My gut says unless you're in some crazy 14-18 team league, you shouldn't really ever have to use Vereen so it makes sense to stash Smallwood just in case he blows up.
Was originally thinking Vereen's pass-catching advantage in a .5 PPR league could outweigh Smallwood's 10ish carries (plus a reception or two), but yeah I guess you're right. He'll have more usage and a much better O-line.