Brees#1
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how was tevin coleman relevant?
Coleman was different than Henry. Henry's biggest games he produced was when Murray was on the sideline for a breather or hurt(Jacksonville game). Coleman was a third down back.
how was tevin coleman relevant?
How is Henry fantasy relevant when he's not the starter? You do not know when he will get those chances at the goalline. A flex shouldn't have points like 4, 6, 15, 4, 5, 11, 2. That's not fantasy relevant and if you are not ensuring every spot on your team produces you're vulnerable to losing to a player's team going off.
u twist thinfsColeman was different than Henry. Henry's biggest games he produced was when Murray was on the sideline for a breather or hurt(Jacksonville game). Coleman was a third down back.
Henry is an excellent football player who becomes a stud if something happens to Murray. You seem to believe there are players that produce every week.
Julio Jones had less than 7 points five of the first 14 weeks.
If you think your flex is pumping out 8+ each and every time, prepared to be disappointed.
Well..................
week 4
RB 1-Bell(DDs)
RB 2-Murray(DDs)
Flex-Michael(DDs)
week 5
RB 1-Bell(DDs)
RB 2-Murray(DDs)
Flex-Michael was on bye, as was Maclin, ARob, and Thomas; and my receivers were a crapshoot this week I believe. I can't remember who I plugged in. I now know Dorsett and Pryor were starters.
week 6
RB 1-Bell(no DD)
RB 2-Murray(DDs but barely)
Flex-Michael(DDs)
week 7
RB 1-Bell(DDs)
RB 2-Murray(DDs)
Flex-Michael(no DD)
week 8
RB 1-Murray(DDs)
RB 2-Michael(DDs)
Flex-can't remember........TyWill?
week 9
RB 1-Bell(no DD)
RB 2-Murray(DDs)
Flex-Michael(no DD)
Up until around week 9, I was actually getting consistent production out of my three RBs.
lmaoSo for two-thirds of a season, you had three players in double digits half the time.
So for two-thirds of a season, you had three players in double digits half the time.
So for two-thirds of a season, you had three players in double digits half the time.