Im pretty hammered right now.

Antonio Brown was the right call on draft day

I wouldn't say I've shifted my draft philosophy but I have come out of the first three rounds with 2 WR in each of the last three years. I have appeared in the championship game in each of those years.

I still like the security of 2 starting RB but I have made a living off of having one 20 carry guy and a few others around him recently.

I'm down by 3.52 points (non-PPR) with Ebron left to (possibly) go tonight. Someone give me a case for being optimistic.

He is playing against one of the worst defenses that I have ever seen, and he is the only TE worth a shit for the Lions.

The Lions have had some young TE that I have loved coming out of college in the last few years with Pettigrew, Fauria and Ebron. They do nothing with these guys.

What do you need to get 4 points? Will 40 yards do it?

Why has he been so bad/inconsistent this year?

Just a byproduct of the shitty line and overall offense?

Is there any update yet on if he is actually going to play? I still keep seeing questionable.

Also if you fuck someone like they are a millionaire they might go try to be one.

I'm in a few championship games this week with guys like Osweiller, Bortles, Johnson, Brown, and bunch of other guys who started the season as 3rd and 4th string guys. Championships are won from the waiver wire, not the draft.
Charles, Bell, Lacy, Luck, Lynch, Murray, CJ, McCoy, and Bryant were all picked in the first couple of rounds of most drafts and have contributed nothing.

I'd say the most important thing is finding an undervalued QB. It allows you to do so much more in the early rounds if you sit back and wait for a QB who can give you top 6 or so production

After taking Antonio Brown 9th overall, I picked Big Ben as the 9th QB selected (40th overall). This is a lethal combo in a PPR league.

Laurence Holmes is a fucking weirdo, a nerd in denial, and a wannabe. Not a very good radio host either.

It started poorly with Brown as my first pick. I hate a WR that early but I am just not as big of a backer of Lynch as every fantasy publication seems to be. I like Brown because he seems to be targeted incessantly so that his weekly production is similar to that of a #1 back.

However, getting a WR #1 leads to all sorts of problems down the road, which I experienced. It forces your hand on decision, which lead to Mc Coy #2. I really liked getting Hopkins at #3 but then I reached on Ingram at 4. I am not as down as the world is on Watkins and I thought it was acceptable to take him at 5. However, now I have TWO Bills which is a recipe for suck.

I grabbed Kelce at 6 which I thought was a good pick. Stewart at 7 which I also liked at backup.

I was waiting on a QB as everyone decent was scooped up early and someone grabbed Matty Ice just before me in an earlier round. The three guys who hadn't grabbed QBs were basically in a standoff to see who would move first. Someone grabbed Eli just before me. I wanted him but I am comfortable with then going after Bradford and Palmer. Am I crazy for being much higher on both of these guys. Palmer was excellent last year under Arians before his injury. I see no reason why Bradford cannot be similar to Foles in his good year.

I then got Quick at 10, who I think will be able to start for me in some weeks. That's acceptable at 10. Wheaton at 11 is going to be pretty good while Martavius is on leave and he may be good enough to keep getting plays when he returns.

K and D went 12 and 13. I took a flyer on Michael at 14 as I'm hoping Dallas took him with a plan in mind.

I'm not thrilled. I still think it was a middle of the road draft, which is right where I was drafting. I just don't see guys on this roster who will ever have those explosive weeks where they win the game almost on their own. I'll be surprised if I finish in last place and equally surprised if I make the playoffs