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And this is where all it takes is one delusional owner. I have a league where nobody will make an offer for Diggs, but in another Superflex league today I sold him for a 2025 1st that will easily be between 1.01 and 1.03. I turned around and traded down from 1.11 (CUZ I LOSE IN THE TITLE GAME...

I played for years with a guy that went to hard in the paint with it...to the point where he was doing things like trading 1.08 and 1.09 for 1.06 because he had so many picks at draft day he was trading them away like candy to just turn around and move up a couple spots with them. What i'm...

There are roster limits...but there are no limits on future picks owned. It's a cheat code. When you stack up enough future picks you eventually control the league. After enough years you will have acquired young assets and so many future picks that you can buy any player you want to...

The Dolphins drafted competition. I'd rather have 1.6. Pre- NFL draft Bestball ADP is irrelevant to a dynasty trade EDIT: Just saw this was start 1QB, nevermind.

12 team PPR Superflex Gave: Johnathan Taylor DeAndre Swift Got: Breece Hall I'm not even sure what to think. I have CMC and Mixon, so I wanted to get a younger RB, but I am worried I gave up my depth.

If he is a two time MVP is he a lock for the HOF? He's still really young, so it's too early to hold playoff results against him. Many HOF QB's had less playoff wins than him at his age.

Three lost fumbles in 2021...THREE. One fumble lost fumble every 4 games. Pretty much the same rate as Mahomes, except Lamar has the ball in his hands running WAY more than Mahomes does. https://www.statmuse.com/nfl/ask/quarterbacks-with-most-fumbles-lost-2021

The 6 games he missed at the end of last year are the only 6 games he's missed due to injury in his entire college and pro career, and the injury he suffered was a borderline cheap shot and was him planting his feet and throwing, NOT running.

He also had the 1/2 yard pop passes that he would take to the house and Mahomes got credit for those passing yards. Tua is similar to Alex Smith IMO, and Tyreek as a young raw player in the league did just fine with him.

One injury away in college from being a top 3 RB in the draft to not knowing how to play special teams and going 5th round and never sticking on a roster. 

99.9% of the time college sorts out which side of the ball they should be on.  However, the RB life in the NFL is short and I feel like these guys are run through harder than a $10 fill in the blank.

If being born in 1970 makes you a millennial then me being born in 1979 i guess makes me Gen Z.  I mean your birth date is right in your profile.  GTFO.

Shocking to hear this with that avatar

This place is drowning in boomers.  I'm 43, but somehow on here i'm a young pup that doesn't tolerate the thinly veiled comments among the elderly. 

It's as if you stared into my soul

You took the worst game from 40 starts.  I took the worst game from two starts.  Good luck using that logic to predict future success.

So his worst turnover game in 40 starts...seems logical.

It's almost like the Tyler Huntley game against the Bears never happened to some people on here, and they are willing to erase the success of a Heisman winner and unanimous MVP with an ungodly W-L record in favor of an undrafted free agent that put up a lot of fantasy points in come back mode. ...

Update:  Lost Lamar, McLaurin, and Hockenson for the final regular season game.  Finished 7th in VP's, and even with all the injuries I was still 3rd in points.  I wish bestball dynasty was more popular.  Losing tons of players early in games is unpredictable and needs taken out of the equation.

lol no.  The RB picks in that draft were historically bad. He isn't a 1st round talent.  He has the ability to step in vs a scrub team running out the game clock and produce.  Perfect game script for him.  If he was good NE would have kept him.