Questions
Jonathan Merkel
Just drafted in a 10-Team League. How'd I do?
QB- Phil RiversRB- Lesean McCoy
RB- Alfred Morris
WR- Antonio Brown
WR- Roddy White
TE- Jordan Reed
FLEX- CJ Spiller
K- Dan Bailey
DEF- Chiefs
BN- Rashad Jennings
BN- Danny Woodhead
BN- Devonta Freeman
BN- Reggie Wayne
BN- Percy Harvin
BN- Justin Hunter
BN- Dennis Pitta
I feel that I got good depth, but I'm not sure that my starting line-up is as strong as it needs to be. I've never played in a 10 team league, so this is different for me. Any suggestions? Thoughts? Thanks.
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2Channing Hindel (833 Reputation Points)I think I like Jennings more for the flex until Spiller proves he's the best option in Buffalo. Or possibly Wayne or Harvin. Maybe playing Harvin there will be a good move considering his big games could be really big. But, I like your starting lineup. At least one of Wayne/White (if not both) will be a reliable WR2 option and your lineup is full of steady, consistent scorers which should give you a high floor each week. I like this team more in PPR, but it's a solid team regardless of format.
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1Shaun Somers (479 Reputation Points)I like your choice of Rivers. I think he's much better than his ADP suggests. Hopefully you got him in the 8th or later, which is why your team does have good depth.
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1Tristan Marchand (429 Reputation Points)You have a very solid team. Im a little eh with Rivers. Solid running back with Jennings, Spiller, and Woodhead as great backups. I love Brown, but White is a little risky to me. Having Wayne and Harvin as backups is great. Chiefs is also a little risky. May want to keep an eye out for a nice waiver. Reed and Pitta make a average TE core, a like it. If nobody has Travis Kelce, keep an eye on him. Overall, pretty nice team.
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