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For dynasty owners the 1st round was not very exciting unless you own the #1 rookie pick.  At his point, it is Elliott and a huge gap- then everyone else in a bunch.  Pick your poison.  One thing is for certain, the value of the #1 rookie pick is off the charts.   

15 carries 65 yards 2 rec 20 yards 50% chance of TD

Bold call.

1) Cooper Large gap 2) Parker 3) DGB 4) White- That Chicago situation is going to be a mess for several years. 5) Perryman- Still has a shot at being the #1 in BALT And then Lockett, Agholor, Funchess

It is called adjustments. The league's DCs have the book on Kaep and know how to crush him. Kaep's pure athleticism is not enough anymore.

Wow is Luke Joeckel terrible. How is he a starting Tackle? He is going to get Bortles killed. As for TJ Yeldon fans, I would worry. He looked slow and a had a Trent Richardson stat line (8/10). And that was not a TD. Dude got stuffed at the goalline and fumbled to boot.

After day 2, what do people have? Standard lineup/scoring 1) Todd Gurley 2) Melvin Gordon 3) Amari Cooper 4) Kevin White 5) TJ Yeldon 6) Devante Parker 7) Nelson Agholor 8) Tevin Coleman 9) Ameer Abdullah 10) Breshad Perriman 11)...

You may not be buying it, but it is a real issue. My point is that given their cap situation, ADP makes sense. If you have to burn some dough, might as well spend it on pro bowl talent. Unlike TRich...

Trading for ADP makes perfect sense with regard to the Raider's salary cap problem (as in they need to spend the minimum). Since the Raiders are cash poor, they can not afford expensive FA's that require guaranteed money held in an escrow account. So, a player with a massive yearly salary...

This highest marginal CA tax bracket is 13.3%. Since they play 8 home games, the $4 million salary attributed to those games (assuming an $8 mil yearly) would be taxed roughly $500K. If it is $ decision, I'd take the CA $8 over the $5 TX in a heartbeat. But, it's the Raiders...

This is beginning to feel like groundhog's day. At least they did not sign Gore to a ridiculous deal. Oh, Demarco Murray's agent is on line 6-

For those Alonzo owners who were pencilling in his 2013 top 10 production levels for this season, I think this move will be somewhat sobering. He went from a top 5 dynasty MLB at the end of 2013 to a maybe 25-30 guy as a ILB with the Eagles. Change of position, injury and then trade to a team...

It will be interesting to see what they do with the cap space. I'm not an Eagles fan, but like the moves.

Luck averages 38.5 passes per game. If Hilton is out, there is a high probability that Moncrief sees 10 plus targets. The only time this year Moncrief has seen more than 5 targets was the PIT game where he went 12 targets/7 rec/113 yards and a score. So, my back of the envelope analysis is...

http://www.49ers.com/news/article-3/Vernon-Davis-52-Yard-TD-Stirs-Twitter/2b4cad0d-1b4f-47fc-9e25-64b5594e4113 While I have not put a clock on VD, he beat Barron like a drum less than a year ago for a 52 yard bomb. And Barron has 4.5 speed.

While having a true #1 with speed would be nice, CK's has issues- inaccuracy, bad decision making and poor mechanics to name a few. You can not be a successful NFL QB with a QBR of 52.2. Well, at least his QBR is better than Alex Smith's. And VD has sub 4.4 speed and CP has not targeted him...

What else is he going to say to reporters? I doubt a phrase like- I am one of the biggest RB draft busts in NFL history is going to come out of his mouth. It will be interesting to see what the Colts do with him next year. I doubt they cut him as he is guaranteed $3.2 million next season...

When players start talking about retirement, it is usually a done deal.

My league started with a losers bracket to determine draft order. The issue for us was the top non-playoff team "won" the #1 pick year after year. We then went to a weighted solution 60% total points/40% record. After another 5 years we evolved into a weighted lottery system for the worst 3...

Is the Hillman train finally going to get out of the station? Stat prediction?