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Originally Posted by rafiki
Here's my questions:
1) Moss droppable already? It seems really close. We're banking on a guy just making it in, just so he could be 1/5th of carries, maybe? Yikes.
I took him over Jamaal Williams, Cooks, Devonta Smith
2) Hamler over Patrick right?
3) MVS is the WR2 in GB?
I think this week while teams with the 1-2-3-4 waiver priority hesitate, there's a lot of guys available to make up for the Moss's of this draft. Im backfilling for sure.
1) Yeah, imo, Moss wasn't even draftable. I didn't touch him or Singletary. Buff is not fantasy friendly to the RB at all, as evidenced by Singletary's lack of work, even with Moss on the sidelines. He touched it 14 times as the primary back and 33% of his yards for the day came on one play. Buffalo threw it 51 times and ran it 25 times. Allen had 9 of those runs.
Pulled from an article that ran a week ago.
"2A. In each of the past three seasons Buffalo has ranked bottom-3 in team fantasy points scored at the RB position.
2B. Although a hyper-mobile QB might help boost a RB’s YPC, they rarely target their running backs. And can also cannibalize rushing upside with touchdown vultures.
2C. Buffalo’s RBs total just 179 receptions over the past three seasons, which ranks above only four other teams.
2D. Allen has 25 rushing touchdowns since entering the league, while the closest Buffalo RB has only 4 rushing touchdowns over the same span."
2) Dart throw, but I'm probably leaning Patrick due to his size. I guess he's more likely to take on the Jeudy role, but who really knows?
3) It's hard to tell on MVS, but he did get the same amount of targets as Davante. So after week 1, I'd tentatively call him the WR2 on the offense. We should know more after this Sunday.
Last edited by tarheels2222; 09-14-2021 at 09:41 AM.