:dunno: What difference does it make.....they aren't a strong fantasy target.Who will be the man this year in Boston in the TE position?
:dunno: What difference does it make.....they aren't a strong fantasy target.
Okay, but yes...you can.It would depend on the structure of your league. I dont think one can make a blanket statement like that.
Okay, but yes...you can.
:stirpot:You are a lucky man, unlike you, neither of my balls are crystal.
Is it philosophy or personnel?? They kept try to make the Ben Watson experiment work but at the end of the day he just is not a great receiver. You say you don't change a philosophy due to one missing player and I agree with that, but you can change progressions within that same scheme. One could also argue that you don't spend two picks in the first 4 rounds on pass catching TE's if you are not going to use them.Seriously though, I still disagree with you AND Wes. You don't change your whole philosophy due to one missing player. They didn't before, and won't again. He might replace the hidden LB in red zone..but won't be a viable fantasy target. That is why they go so deep on Wrs.
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Or be able to be found without tweezers......
That is not what your wife said. Lol!!!!!!!!
Seriously though, I still disagree with you AND Wes. You don't change your whole philosophy due to one missing player. They didn't before, and won't again. He might replace the hidden LB in red zone..but won't be a viable fantasy target. That is why they go so deep on Wrs.