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* Injury cascade is real. Key absences are creating temporary and potentially longer-term value shifts at WR and RB.
* Bye weeks begin this week (Panthers + Chiefs). Roster construction flexibility and depth are about to be tested hard.
* Early-down specialists with goal-line work (and any receiving upside) hold more value than pure receiving backs in committees.
* Quarterback volatility is elevated. Several high-drafted QBs have underwhelmed while volume-based mid-tier options are producing.
@305takes In case Yates doesn't reapond...."present day" Terry is the most reliable player in the package and will be the top scorer of the 4 by the end of the season. Keep the best asset
@RotoStreetWolf If Scary Terry get's one of those touchdowns to go in his favor this past Sunday (let alone both), it's a drastically lower number I believe. The true panic is his QB situation and target comp.
@gRankFantasy MHJ. β Hold. Too much talent and draft capital to panic yet.
Rashid β Yes, droppable in most 12-team leagues.
Rico β Not yet. Volume is still there.
Courtland β Borderline, but Iβd hold another week.
Godwin β Hold. The role is still real.
Herbert β Not droppable. Rough start tho
@nic_rohloff Being listed as a starter 9.5 months post-ACL is legit. Still predicted to be in a low volume Miami offense though so the role is more interesting than the immediate fantasy output that managers will need.
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@RotoStreetWolf Some of these land better than others. Walker as this yearβs Taylor feels like the strongest comp on the list but Burden as JSN seems to be stretch, time will tell.
@SalVetriDFS Reality is the Raiders will almost certainly bring in a veteran (Conner type or similar) who can handle early-down work. Those guys usually get the first crack at the lead role, especially in a committee or when the offense is still figuring itself out.