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averagejoe
You fell victim to one of the classic blunders.
Fantasy Pros ran a story of 12 must-have players.
They did stipulate that they must be a player outside the top 30.
12 Must-Have Players (Fantasy Football)
Since there's many of us that still may want to keep some of our picks close to the vest (and since there are a lot of us here), just gimme one of yours.
Mine:
TY Hilton (ECR = 53; ADP = 51)
Yeah, I'll take the old guy. Since 2008, Philip Rivers has had as many 1000-yard receivers as he had children. Those of you with good math skills may be thinking but since 2008, that's 12 years. But only ten 1000-yard receivers? Don't forget the failed Eddie Royal years as Vincent Jackson's replacement. Then Keenan Allen had his multiple seasons of injury.
In the last 4 seasons, Rivers has actually had five 1000-yard receivers. Hilton definitely has the skillset of a Vincent Jackson or Keenan Allen. I admit there is some risk since Hilton is no spring chicken and did miss 6 games last season. Yet even in those 10 games, Hilton had as many plays/targets % ratio as did Jack Doyle and Zach Pascal who each (tied) garnered the most play-calls from the receivers.
Additionally, in the last 10 seasons, Rivers has averaged 567.7 pass attempts and 4432 passing yards. Last season, the duo of Brissett and Hoyer attempted a low 512 passes amassing 3314 passing yards, over 1100 yards less than a typical Rivers season.
Your turn. Pick 1 outside the top 30.
They did stipulate that they must be a player outside the top 30.
12 Must-Have Players (Fantasy Football)
Since there's many of us that still may want to keep some of our picks close to the vest (and since there are a lot of us here), just gimme one of yours.
Mine:
TY Hilton (ECR = 53; ADP = 51)
Yeah, I'll take the old guy. Since 2008, Philip Rivers has had as many 1000-yard receivers as he had children. Those of you with good math skills may be thinking but since 2008, that's 12 years. But only ten 1000-yard receivers? Don't forget the failed Eddie Royal years as Vincent Jackson's replacement. Then Keenan Allen had his multiple seasons of injury.
In the last 4 seasons, Rivers has actually had five 1000-yard receivers. Hilton definitely has the skillset of a Vincent Jackson or Keenan Allen. I admit there is some risk since Hilton is no spring chicken and did miss 6 games last season. Yet even in those 10 games, Hilton had as many plays/targets % ratio as did Jack Doyle and Zach Pascal who each (tied) garnered the most play-calls from the receivers.
Additionally, in the last 10 seasons, Rivers has averaged 567.7 pass attempts and 4432 passing yards. Last season, the duo of Brissett and Hoyer attempted a low 512 passes amassing 3314 passing yards, over 1100 yards less than a typical Rivers season.
Your turn. Pick 1 outside the top 30.