Big time league

[brandonk989]

Just drafted my big time league this weekend. 10 team PPR 6 points per TD:

QB - Aaron Rodgers
RB- Alfred Morris
RB- Ben Tate
WR- Demaryius Thomas
WR- Kenan Allen
Flex: Jeremy Maclin
TE- Jason Witten
D/ST- 49ers
K- Justin Tucker

BN: Russel Wilson
BN: Steven Jackson
BN: Bishop Sankey
BN: Reggie Wayne
BN: KC Def

 

[ckhokie]

For 10 teams, I would have hoped for better RBs, though I don't play in a PPR league.

Hopefully Maclin is 100% as well.

 

[FaCe-LeE-uS]

I'm with ckhokie... But I'm guessing you went with Rodgers in round 1 so it's understandable that your RB's aren't that great. Decent group to work with.

 

[tlance]

Just drafted my big time league this weekend. 10 team PPR 6 points per TD:

QB - Aaron Rodgers
RB- Alfred Morris
RB- Ben Tate
WR- Demaryius Thomas
WR- Kenan Allen
Flex: Jeremy Maclin
TE- Jason Witten
D/ST- 49ers
K- Justin Tucker

BN: Russel Wilson
BN: Steven Jackson
BN: Bishop Sankey
BN: Reggie Wayne
BN: KC Def

To be perfectly honest, I think it is pretty bad. QBs are less valuable in PPR formats and your RBs are not good at all. Morris is a good back, but he does not catch passes, Tate might be startable, but might not and your depth at the position is poor.

Your receivers are good, but it is not enough to overcome those deficiencies. You have some work to do if you want to contend.

 

[brandonk989]

I knew my RBs were my weak spot. I had the 10th pick and went Rodgers and Thomas at the turn. Lot of backs went during the time between my picks and Morris was by FAR the best available back when my next pick came around. Couldn't pass him up regardless of the PPR format. Is it worth it to move him for a lesser back but one who can catch some passes?

 

[SteelersPride]

pretty weak , sorry
your rb's are really poor, and your wr depth isnt even that great
im assuming you reached and took a d before the 2nd to last or last round.......
that qb early kills you.......would of been better served even going WR, WR even if you didnt like the RB's

 

[tlance]

I knew my RBs were my weak spot. I had the 10th pick and went Rodgers and Thomas at the turn. Lot of backs went during the time between my picks and Morris was by FAR the best available back when my next pick came around. Couldn't pass him up regardless of the PPR format. Is it worth it to move him for a lesser back but one who can catch some passes?

What I am saying is that Rodgers at 10 was a really bad pick. You needed an RB there.

 

[TKOSpikes]

Yes. Russell Wilson is more than capable to be your every week QB. A good RB at 10 and this team looks a lot better.