cooks and brady are doing well in preseason with timing etc, he has been scoring a lot of td's. brady has been making it a point to get on the same page with him. problem with cooks is he is such a burner he is either gonna get the big long tds and have a monster game for your team or most likely bc of what was mentioned above they get inside the 20 and they just have so many weapons there isnt enough to go around so he craps out for you. yeah they are gonna score a ton of points but christ there's like 10 guys that can score on offense with that team. if he dropped down he would be worth it or if we went cheap in an auction then yes. cooks is a guy to keep an eye on depending where he goes. he is a guy who is always gonna have a fairly high dollar amount in daily fantasy, if he has a couple dud weeks in a row he might be worth playing on a due factor if you dabble in that bc mark my words he is gonna have some big games this year with brady throwing him bombs. he could kill you in the playoffs for your regular fantasy team potentially however
Not sure if he is really on anyone's radar but I would agree. When things go bad, which is often enough, he appears to lose confidence. Struggles reading defenses pre-snap and post snap. Allen Robins is unbelievably talented and gave up last season. And I don't like the coaching staff for the most part staying intact when they certainly didn't do him any favors last year.
I've never partied with Blake but I know a lot of people who tend to run into him drunk at the beach bars the weekend of games.
I've got the 8th pick in my $500 draft Saturday
I ranked it #1 on my draft preference list so I'm happy I got it.
It guarantees me Mccoy, AJ Green, or Mike Evans in a prime spot. I'm high on all three and all three represent value with that pick. If by some chance a guy like Beckham falls there because of his injury its just an added bonus. That then takes me on two different paths for my first 5 rounds.
If I get Green or Evans....
Round 2: Another top receiver like Baldwin/Cooper
Round 3: RB like Dalvin Cook/Christian Mccaffery/Lamar Miller (third round reversal helps me a little here)
Round 4: A well above average WR 3 in a guy like Willie Sneed/Alshon Jeffery
Round 5: Reliable PPR back Woodhead/Powell
If I land Mccoy in the 8 spot
Round 2: Cooper/Baldwin
Round 3: I go WR here as opposed to if I got one in round 1. Thinking Pryor/Devante Adams someone like that
Round 4: Get my third WR with Sneed/Jeffery type guy
Round 5: Woodhead/Powell
I'm willing to adjust as necessary to the flow of the draft but at least this gets me a gameplan to snag up my top 3 wr and top 2 RB in the first 5 rounds. My league starts 2 rb and 3 WR plus a flex so I want to grab them early.
I ranked it #1 on my draft preference list so I'm happy I got it.
It guarantees me Mccoy, AJ Green, or Mike Evans in a prime spot. I'm high on all three and all three represent value with that pick. If by some chance a guy like Beckham falls there because of his injury its just an added bonus. That then takes me on two different paths for my first 5 rounds.
If I get Green or Evans....
Round 2: Another top receiver like Baldwin/Cooper
Round 3: RB like Dalvin Cook/Christian Mccaffery/Lamar Miller (third round reversal helps me a little here)
Round 4: A well above average WR 3 in a guy like Willie Sneed/Alshon Jeffery
Round 5: Reliable PPR back Woodhead/Powell
If I land Mccoy in the 8 spot
Round 2: Cooper/Baldwin
Round 3: I go WR here as opposed to if I got one in round 1. Thinking Pryor/Devante Adams someone like that
Round 4: Get my third WR with Sneed/Jeffery type guy
Round 5: Woodhead/Powell
I'm willing to adjust as necessary to the flow of the draft but at least this gets me a gameplan to snag up my top 3 wr and top 2 RB in the first 5 rounds. My league starts 2 rb and 3 WR plus a flex so I want to grab them early.
