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Kc Griz
Is Welker worth holding onto and taking up a roster spot?
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    Ryan Evans (444 Reputation Points)
    As always, depends on who else you have. What's your WR depth, and who would you be picking up as a replacement?

    Never just drop a player due to frustration. If there's a player you want that you think will do more for your team, go for it. But Welker could very well still be the best option available.
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    Kc Griz (333 Reputation Points)
    This is a continuing question in which I am debating on adding Brown or Dixon to my lineup - I want to keep Hill, and I have an average WR list: D. Jackson, V. Jackson, A. Robinson, D. Hopkins, A. Holmes, R. Randle, and Welker... If I want to add Brown or Dixon, I'd rather drop a WR and Welker has done shit compared to the rest of my crew.
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    Ryan Evans (444 Reputation Points)
    Aha. Yeah, from that crowd, you can probably drop Welker and not look back.
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    Dirk Dirkowitz (411 Reputation Points)
    The size of your league makes a difference. 12+ teams ... he's probably going to fill in for a couple byes. 10 teams ... he's probably that guy that sits on your bench and never plays but you'd want him over the waiver guys in case of injury. 8- teams ... he's probably droppable.
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