Keeper ?

[TK21775]

$200 limit, can keep up to 5 players for same salary

I've got Gio Bernarnd for $17 and Marshall for $37; Gio's projected to be worth $30+ and Marshall right at $37; keep them at that price?

 

[TKOSpikes]

That's a lot for Marshall, IMO. Good buy on Gio though.

 

[TREFF]

If I'm reading it correctly. . You can keep Gio at 17 even though he's protected above 30, right?

That's a no brainer.

Like TKO said. .37 seems a bit high on Marshall

 

[TK21775]

Yes, paid $17 last season for him, this season he's looking at around $30+; doesn't seem like people on here are too high on him though; Marshall is projected to go for $37 which is what I can keep him for

 

[SteelersPride]

keep gio thats high on marshall, i would like to see how things work with jeffrey in chicago

who else u goit

 

[TK21775]

Keeping Hilton at $5; Floyd at $3 and Cameron at $2

 

[SteelersPride]

good good, which floyd, tell me michael!!!!!!

 

[TK21775]

Yes Michael

 

[TK21775]

Next question since people seem to think about throwing Marshall back; only other position I'd really consider keeping is Seattle Def for $7? or Andy Dalton at $2 which I'm sure I can get again

 

[SteelersPride]

i mean y not with dalton, he was big last year, and yeah keep seattles d

37 just seems high for an aging although beastly wr, with a young stud on his team......i dunno maybe im down on him, shouldnt be.......but think you could use that money elsewhere

 

[wilwhite]

I'm one of the ones who's not "high" on Gio, because I expect him to be only a little better than last year - but still definitely worth $17.

That's borderline for Marshall. I'd hold off.

 

[averagejoe]

It still might be the going rate for Marshall. Flip a coin if you want to keep him.

The thing about auction drafts: sometimes desperation creates some strange bidding. Some may target specific players (overbid) and let other - less desirable - players slide (underbid). But as the draft progresses, and owners see they have a need at a certain position, so suddenly, the average players left have more value. And since players don't necessarily go up for auction like they may be ranked in a snake draft, it can be the perfect storm of chaos.

 

[TREFF]

It still might be the going rate for Marshall. Flip a coin if you want to keep him.

The thing about auction drafts: sometimes desperation creates some strange bidding. Some may target specific players (overbid) and let other - less desirable - players slide (underbid). But as the draft progresses, and owners see they have a need at a certain position, so suddenly, the average players left have more value. And since players don't necessarily go up for auction like they may be ranked in a snake draft, it can be the perfect storm of chaos.

Definitely A huge part of the strategy in auction drafts. . Paying very close attention to who needs what when considering who to put in the auction block next.

 

[tlance]

It still might be the going rate for Marshall. Flip a coin if you want to keep him.

The thing about auction drafts: sometimes desperation creates some strange bidding. Some may target specific players (overbid) and let other - less desirable - players slide (underbid). But as the draft progresses, and owners see they have a need at a certain position, so suddenly, the average players left have more value. And since players don't necessarily go up for auction like they may be ranked in a snake draft, it can be the perfect storm of chaos.

I might pay $37 for Marshall in the auction, but I still say throw him back. Even if it costs you a couple extra bucks to acquire him (or someone comparable) the flexibility you get here is worth it.

SEA defense for $7? No thanks.

Dalton for $2 is fine, but I would certainly tr to get a better QB in the auction.

 

[wilwhite]

Seattle will almost certainly go for more than $7. They're probably still the DST I'd target, and last year only 6 other DSTs were within 70 points of them in typical scoring - which made them more valuable than any WR. And they, Graham and Gostkowski were the only positions where top ADP translated to top points. I haven't been paying a ton of attention to the details of their roster, and there may be SB hangover concerns, but I'd keep them.

And I'd definitely keep Dalton for $2.