@JeremyHillsberg@Jasonlewis54@SleeperNFL@SleeperRavenss@SleeperTBBUCS Egbuka already had elevated target share last year, just a matter of what he did with it and was not great in second half. I get injuries happened, but Zay was more efficient. Egbuka was almost to 130 targets. How much now do you really think just because of Evans departure?
@dyna_ryan Jefferson. Olave is almost in the elite tier with some of the stickiest statistics. I'm just worried about him getting another concussion. I typically do not factor in injury since anyone can get injured anytime. But concussion history makes you more susceptible to another one.
@NFLFantasy@ESPNFantasy I like all three. I don't think the absence of brown is going to increase Smith's volume that substantially, but will be more and more first reads. But I'm taking Saquon, so I'm going Wilson and Flowers more than likely on the 2.12 and 3.1 turn that I have.
@gRankFantasy So here's the deal, I'm going to leap the ADP more than likely in this range on the 2.12-3.1 turn since I have those picks. I'm probably going Flowers and Wilson.
@MUT4LIFE16@StartSitEmFF Exactly... His YPRR is elite, and WOPR is borderline in elite category. I'm contemplating taking him at 2.12 and 3.1 turn with Garrett Wilson. Other receivers in contention are Chris olave and Malik Nabers.
@jbchoknows Harvey finished with 201 points, I think, last year. I heard Sean Payton is praising Coleman, but he did for Harvey as well last year. Sad to say, injury is inevitable for Dobbins. Just so much uncertainty in that backfield I feel.
@PPRFantasyTips I love watching Nabers play, even as an eagles fan. But having watched him, I'm slightly scared to have him. He will concuss himself to make the play. Admirable, but feels so risky. But he's so damn good..... I'm torn to take him or not at 2.12.
@muffedai Understood he's not owed increase there, and that it's usage inside the 10. But if Henry has any regression, could open up for Flowers. That or has more scoring from beyond the 10? This is good insight though to gauge.