OK, I've got a question for you guys. Drafting 7th in 12 team one yr keeper league. Which is the best value; Demayrius Thomas in the 4th rd, or Jordy Nelson in the 6th ?? Leaning towards Thomas, but Nelson in the 6th with Jennings gone may have more upside (if he stays healthy). Thoughts ?
OK, I've got a question for you guys. Drafting 7th in 12 team one yr keeper league. Which is the best value; Demayrius Thomas in the 4th rd, or Jordy Nelson in the 6th ?? Leaning towards Thomas, but Nelson in the 6th with Jennings gone may have more upside (if he stays healthy). Thoughts ?
IMHO the value of Thomas at 4 and Nelson at 6 are pretty close to equal
It is safe to say Thomas is off the boards in all pools by mid point of round 3
and Nelson could prob hang around to late 4th up until mid 5th (because of the so called injury concerns as you have mentioned)
so fairly close
However if we agree that they are reasonably close then i would rather have Nelson and still have 5th pick in round 4....than have Thomas and the 5th pick in round 6
i have the same 2 keepers but my dilemma is simple Thomas would cost pick 11 (1st pick 2nd round-10 team league) where i stole Nelson who will only cost a 12th round pick(Why so late..well he was drafted 2 years ago in 14th and has been kept in consecutive years-thus now a 12..i stole him in a trade last year when he was limping)
thus no dilemma at all
I know the trio I listed with DT is a little riskier,
If the values are equal, and I agree they are close enough to call them equal, I will almost always take the better player. Here is why:
If you take DT with the 4th pick, you can still get a pretty good WR in round 6 where you would have selected Jordy. In fact, I don't see a ton of difference between the WRs available at that point in most drafts. Would you rather have:
Jordy + Bowe/Wayne/Nicks?
or Thomas + Decker/Garcon/Shorts
I know the trio I listed with DT is a little riskier, but DT has top 3 upside that just isn't there for Jordy.
By far..............probably wouldn't have used Decker though but I agree 100%. Thing about Jordy is will he still get the short TD's he was getting 2 years ago or will those go to Jones like last year. Thomas is the RZ target for Manning most of the time.If the values are equal, and I agree they are close enough to call them equal, I will almost always take the better player. Here is why:
If you take DT with the 4th pick, you can still get a pretty good WR in round 6 where you would have selected Jordy. In fact, I don't see a ton of difference between the WRs available at that point in most drafts. Would you rather have:
Jordy + Bowe/Wayne/Nicks?
or Thomas + Decker/Garcon/Shorts
I know the trio I listed with DT is a little riskier, but DT has top 3 upside that just isn't there for Jordy.
Odd..I don't even see the Thomas vs Nelson issue to even be one I'd think about for even a second, yet there are some minds on here that I truly respect really struggling with this one. I guess we all think differently, but man, actually kinda shocked that there's a Nelson side to this argument at all.
Odd..I don't even see the Thomas vs Nelson issue to even be one I'd think about for even a second, yet there are some minds on here that I truly respect really struggling with this one. I guess we all think differently, but man, actually kinda shocked that there's a Nelson side to this argument at all.
Also Peyton has a lot of mouths to feed