I did a mock earlier in the week that was, when I looked at the end, Kurt Cousins, Kyle Rudolph, Dalvin Cook, and Adam Feelein. And to me, it seems like too many guys from the same team want to know your thoughts if you think it's problematic. Thank you. The rare four packs. The easy fix there is obviously don't draft Kyle Rudolph. Oh, if you think that the Minnesota Vikings are going to score like the Peyton Manning Denver Broncos.
Bounce Back Players + The Return of the Hitman
Bounce Back Players + The Return of the Hitman
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110 passagesthen go for it. That was the Demarius, Sanders, Julius Thomas. No Sean Moreno. Yeah. The problem is, is the real issue of ever having those situations, even when they're good ones, let's say you don't have Rudolph, which I think we'd all drop out of that group if we had to pick one. Yep. Even if you don't have Rudolph, one guy can score on that drive, right? I mean, I guess if you have cousins, he can throw it to your player and then you get two. But you limit...
some of the upside. And if the team has a down week, you have trouble. There are teams that can sustain it, no doubt about it, before would be too much for me. Yeah, I agree. Minnesota's defense is too good to allow all four of those guys to go off in a game. Yeah, yeah, I agree with that. Let's go over here to Daniel in Charleston, South Carolina. At what running back carry percentage do you start considering it a running back committee?
So example, is it when running back A has 60% and B has 30% and C has 10%. Are you hesitant on RBA because this is an RBBC? Wow, letters. Or is the percentage is not high enough? So how do you look at that? See, to me, it's actually more about the carry count that the second player gets. Sure. Right, I agree with that. And I'll say if you have the ultimate draft kit, go check out the market share report.
and you can actually see what kind of carry percentage were these guys getting, and you might be surprised that the numbers are not as high as you think they will be. For example, I'll just pick a name, Devonta Freeman, and now I know he missed a couple games, but he had the 20th highest percentage of carries from the running back position of his team. He was at 51%. I mean, you want.
It would be great to have that levy on belt 80%. That's just not the norm. But if you're getting a guy who's in that 60% range, that's great. Yeah, that's near workhorse, fear 60%. Absolutely. And one thing I would say is that I don't just look at carry counts alone because, you know, as I brought up earlier, like Chris Thompson, he's not going to get a bunch of carry counts. But when you've got a guy that is the clear take over the past catching rolls, that.
than is an RBBC as well. Yeah. And a target is more valuable than a carry. Yes. Caleb in Missouri, Tevin Coleman, Adam Thielen, and the 210. So that's one option. Okay. So I'm having Coleman, Thielen, 210. Or Tyro Williams, Leonard, Fornett. So this is a dynasty trade. What side do you want? Tyro Williams and Leonard Fournette or Coleman Thielen and the 210? Coleman Thielen 210. Yeah, I would agree.
I think Adam Thielen is very, very close to an elite fantasy-wide receiver, and we love... He's not necessarily a long-term dynasty stud, though, is he? He's got at least a few years. I mean, what's the shelf life of Leonard Fournett? That's true. Three or four more a year? I mean, he could. He could be an Emmett Smith. We don't know. Thelan's only 27. And it's just, it's so much easier to replace a running back in rookie drafts than it is to find a high-level wide receiver.
So it's the, and Coleman next year, you have that wild card of the free agent. Maybe he gets a great job. Maybe he goes and McKinnon's. Yeah, maybe he takes, maybe he takes McKinnon's job next year. No, thanks. Being the Jerich McKinnon dynasty owner, no thank you. I'll pass. That contract is very front-loaded so that they can move on if he stinks this year. Hopefully his statistical output is front-loaded as well so he can keep the job. Scott and Tucson, Arizona.
In a keeper league, do I keep David Johnson in the first round or Michael Thomas in the eighth round? Oh, my. Michael Thomas. Yeah, it's Michael Thomas for me. It is for me as well. If it's standard, is it still Michael Thomas? Either way. Here's how you answer the question. Do you want, imagine, imagine who you would draft in the first round. And then add Michael Thomas to him and decide whether you want that more than David Johnson. It's Michael Thomas. That value is too good. Maybe you get Devonta Freeman in the first round. If you said.
Michael Thomas with him. If you said, okay, is DJing the first or Michael Thomas in the fourth? You guys still go Michael Thomas? No. No, I don't think that would be where the value breaks. Yeah, I mean, in the fourth round, you're still getting quality players. In the eighth round, you're starting to, you know, you can't grab anything near a Michael Thomas. Right. Even a Michael Thomas. I mean, it's nice because you can say Michael Thomas. Or you could sing David Johnson's name. So you have the option in both situations. Either way you're set.
All right, let's go one more here. Mark in Dallas, since we're going to be in Dallas on Thursday. Mark, we better be there. We'll be at the live show on Friday. In fact, if you are listening and you are in Dallas right now, you better be there. Yeah. BallersLive.com. Bring me some torches tacos. You're a very demanding person. Please. Us. Yeah. All right. Mark wants to know is yours, is yours the best job in the world?
Pretty sure half of the Foot Clan ponderes this on a daily basis while we all toil away in corporate America. So is it the best job in the world? I can't complain. I hate to sugarcoat this. Yeah, it is. I mean, yeah, I love our job. Now, Brooks, on the other hand, Brooks, how are you handling things over there? Yeah. I'm doing all right. Yeah. Getting by. No, it's great. It's great.
Thank you, Mark. We put our families first, which is something that you can't always do in, you know. Yeah, I guess you'd say we have the opportunity to do that since we crafted this from the start. And so very fortunate to get to do it. We try not to take advantage of that, take it for granted. We're very thankful for the support we have, thankful that we get to own and run it the way we want to. We want to keep doing this for a long time because it is a great job.
And those Foot Clan titles, they're pretty nice as well. Don't forget, you can head over to Footclan giveaway.com to grab an opportunity at a sweet powder blue, Keenan Ellen autographed jersey. From my cold dead hands. I was going to say Mike straight up, he said, he ordered, I'll be honest with you. He ordered two Keenan Allen jersey. He ordered a regular charger Keenan Allen jersey, so like the dark blue navy. Then he ordered a powder blue.
And I said today, I said, let's give the better one to the Foot Clan. Andy loves you, Foot Clan. And the Powder Boo is the better one. Yeah. And then they assigned to Andre Hopkins, Mini Helmet, and a signed Stefan Diggs jersey. So Mr. Viking out there, go get it. Foot Clan Giveaway.com is your chance to do that completely free to enter.
And thanks for listening, Mike. Great to have you back. Thank you. It's good to be back. And you know what was great while I was in California? Oh, did you play some draft? Draft.com slash ballers. Play some basketball. Getting that championship winning that 100 grand. Goodbye. Thank you for listening to another episode of the Fantasy Footballers podcast. Join our fantasy football community on join thefoot.com. And follow us on Twitter at the FF ballers.
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