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Tuesday slate is tricky. I'm only going tourneys that day, no cash. Unless I come up with a safe LU. Def like Reggie Jackson/Mo Gotti and Bazemore for minimum salary tho.
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250 in an nba preseason and couldn't cash a 50/50. damn
Here is one of my DK lineups, want to know what you guys think and if I should maybe move something around.
C. Palmer
T. Gurley
C. Ivory
Julio Jones
M. Bryant
J. Brown
A. Gates
D. Martin
Bills defense
250 in an nba preseason and couldn't cash a 50/50. damn
Pos | Player | FPTS | |
PG | John Wall | 30 | lock |
SG | Eric Bledsoe | 33.75 | lock |
SF | Mirza Teletovic | 16.25 | lock |
PF | Anthony Davis | 67.5 | lock |
C | Andre Drummond | 45.25 | lock |
G | J.J. Barea | 12 | lock |
F | Otto Porter | 31 | lock |
UTIL | Channing Frye | 18.25 | lock |
Total Fantasy Points: 254.00 |
wat was ur lineup like mengI feel much better, changing my lineup only cost me $205 in winnings, it was looking like it cost me over $2000 there for a while.
What you guys think of Dion Lewis this week? And will Julio finally go off again against Titans? Is Foster worth it this week?
As for the Texans: as I mentioned last week, Arian Foster and DeAndre Hopkins are pretty much the entire Texans offense, which means you can use them both in cash games in good matchups and still do just fine (well…you could last week, at least, before Hopkins’ price spiked to about where it actually belongs). The question, however, is whether or not this constitutes a “good matchup.”
Early in the year, we feared the Dolphins from a run-stopping and pass-rushing standpoint, and considered them to have a capable secondary. After four weeks of futility, we began to shift our assessment to see them as one of the worst defenses in football.
The reality probably lies somewhere in the middle, but I am currently leaning more toward the original assessment – at least for now, and for as long as the “rah rah, let’s get ‘em” coaching keeps the motor of this defense running. Given Arian Foster talent and pass game involvement, I like him just fine, but I also do not see him being a significantly better play than some of the cheaper options available, and I see his point-per-dollar upside being lower than what you can find elsewhere. As for Hopkins? Frankly, I expect the Dolphins to absolutely sell out in their efforts to stop him. And if I’m going to be completely honest (with a statement I may regret later!), I think his price has risen to a point where he is a perfectly fine guy to avoid this week, even in cash games. This week, I would almost rather look to Cecil Shorts (and I will not be looking to Cecil Shorts!), as I genuinely think the Dolphins will do absolutely everything they can to hold down Hopkins. And given the fact that they have the talent to somewhat slow down the run without dedicating extra attention, I think they’ll be somewhat successful. I still think Hopkins has a really solid game, but from a point-per-dollar perspective, this could be a trap, and at this point in the week, at least, I plan to stay away myself. Ultimately, I could see the Texans being held to 17 or fewer points, and I’m not certain enough those points will come from Hopkins to want to spend up for his newly-escalated price.
Here's what JMToWin on RotoGrinders said about the Texans this week
As for the Texans: as I mentioned last week, Arian Foster and DeAndre Hopkins are pretty much the entire Texans offense, which means you can use them both in cash games in good matchups and still do just fine (well…you could last week, at least, before Hopkins’ price spiked to about where it actually belongs). The question, however, is whether or not this constitutes a “good matchup.”
Early in the year, we feared the Dolphins from a run-stopping and pass-rushing standpoint, and considered them to have a capable secondary. After four weeks of futility, we began to shift our assessment to see them as one of the worst defenses in football.
The reality probably lies somewhere in the middle, but I am currently leaning more toward the original assessment – at least for now, and for as long as the “rah rah, let’s get ‘em” coaching keeps the motor of this defense running. Given Arian Foster talent and pass game involvement, I like him just fine, but I also do not see him being a significantly better play than some of the cheaper options available, and I see his point-per-dollar upside being lower than what you can find elsewhere. As for Hopkins? Frankly, I expect the Dolphins to absolutely sell out in their efforts to stop him. And if I’m going to be completely honest (with a statement I may regret later!), I think his price has risen to a point where he is a perfectly fine guy to avoid this week, even in cash games. This week, I would almost rather look to Cecil Shorts (and I will not be looking to Cecil Shorts!), as I genuinely think the Dolphins will do absolutely everything they can to hold down Hopkins. And given the fact that they have the talent to somewhat slow down the run without dedicating extra attention, I think they’ll be somewhat successful. I still think Hopkins has a really solid game, but from a point-per-dollar perspective, this could be a trap, and at this point in the week, at least, I plan to stay away myself. Ultimately, I could see the Texans being held to 17 or fewer points, and I’m not certain enough those points will come from Hopkins to want to spend up for his newly-escalated price.
@AdamSchefter: Bills now have ruled out QB Tyrod Taylor and WR Sammy Watkins from Sunday's game vs. Jacksonville.
More touches for Clay
I'll have my fair shares of Freeman, Bell, Foster, AP, Julio, Hopkins, etc. Hopefully I'm not late on the Freeman bandwagonWhich means all the top priced guys are gonna go off