Long term keeper value

[Trudem]

Are there any players that you guys are stashing in hopes that they get in the mix next year?

I think Stepfan Taylor and Christine Michael will get into the mix.

 

[eric5577x]

Lattimore for me. I think Ellington is the RB for AZ, and I don't seem Mendy going anywhere at all. Lynch is not done by a long shot and Turbin is next in line. I think Michael will be the 3rd down back.

 

[Trudem]

Lattimore for me. I think Ellington is the RB for AZ, and I don't seem Mendy going anywhere at all. Lynch is not done by a long shot and Turbin is next in line. I think Michael will be the 3rd down back.

I like Michael more than Turbin

 

[HaroldSeattle]

If your stashing for the future. Micheal over Turbin IMO. Turbin is decent, Micheal could be great.

 

[Chef99]

If your stashing for the future. Micheal over Turbin IMO. Turbin is decent, Micheal could be great.

 

[wood20ks]

why would you stash for the future..........the future is now.

 

[Trudem]

I'm sitting at 3-7...the future is not now.

 

[wood20ks]

I'm sitting at 3-7...the future is not now.

This maybe,I`ve never played keeper league,but from what I hear,you keep 1 or 2 of your best players,not guys you HOPE to make a splash next season.

 

[tlance]

This maybe,I`ve never played keeper league,but from what I hear,you keep 1 or 2 of your best players,not guys you HOPE to make a splash next season.

That totally depends on your format and keeper restrictions.

In the keeper league I play in for example, no player selected in the first 5 rounds is keeper eligible and you must give up a draft pick 4 rounds earlier than where you selected your keeper the previous year. Most of the usual suspects aren't even keeper options in this league.

Another consideration, many leagues require you to give up a pick equal to the round where you picked them the previous year. In a format like this, a player like Woodhead with a 13th round price tag would arguably have more keeper value than a player like Lynch with a first round value.

 

[Trudem]

That totally depends on your format and keeper restrictions.

In the keeper league I play in for example, no player selected in the first 5 rounds is keeper eligible and you must give up a draft pick 4 rounds earlier than where you selected your keeper the previous year. Most of the usual suspects aren't even keeper options in this league.

Another consideration, many leagues require you to give up a pick equal to the round where you picked them the previous year. In a format like this, a player like Woodhead with a 13th round price tag would arguably have more keeper value than a player like Lynch with a first round value.

Mine is different...I'm in a dynasty league. Any players drafted after the first three rounds can be kept. The amount of draft picks that you have the following year is determined by the amount of players that you keep.