Fantasy Football 2017 - Week 7 Keep/Trade/Cut, Pump the Brakes, Hype Check

Well, here, I'm just saying... You mean unanimously? No, no, not unanimously. I'm saying that if this is a situation where it was like, oh, it was brought to the attention of the league and, you know, seven of the players wanted it and he changed it, but you're one of the guys that didn't and you're upset, then whatever. It changed a win loss. No, no, no. Well, but I'm saying, I imagine the points were changed before the week. Like, no. No, he said it went back to week one? Yeah.

A week one matchup has now been changed. Oh, no, no. Thank you. You can't. Oh, man. I feel like I'm taking crazy pills. No, I thought it was just this week was, you know, it would have been a different outcome. You can't, you can't change scores in the past. No, he said a week one match. He basically, they realized the mistake in week six and then just changed it retroactively for all previous games. Too late. You can't.

Yeah, I mean, I basically need to make a manual adjustment on week one to fix that week. If you want to move forward with the four point, everybody understands it from this point on. Sure. I'm fine with that. Would you trade? Although better to be three points. All right. Let's go here. Cody in Green Bay. Or just remove kickers. Right. Yeah. Cody in Green Bay. When an injury happens to a number one receiver like Golden Tate, do you guys have hesitation with someone like Marvin Jones who will now be going up against number one cornerbacks? He's.

In other words, do receivers below them get a bump up? So let's talk philosophically because that situation is bad because Golden Tate's the quote number one, but he's a slot receiver. But let's talk about a situation where, okay, Georgie Nelson goes down so Devante Adams becomes the number one on the outside. Well, Devante Adams was treated as the number one despite Jordy Nelson playing last week.

Sure, but he's just saying hypothetically. No, let's just not answer the question. I'm just blowing up your thing that Rhodes covered Devante Adams. When a number one wide receiver goes down, there's pluses and minuses for the other guys, right? You have more targets that will go their way because you have the predominant target leader, assuming that if they're their number one, they always are.

and those targets have to go elsewhere. So you get a bump up, but now the coverage is a little bit more difficult for those guys. So you've got to look at the talent of the second and the third wide receiver. Are they actually talented or are they just the benefactor of easy coverage? So you've got to take a case by case. Good example we have right now. I think Sterling Shepard is actually talented. You know, last year he was my number one wide receiver as a rookie.

coming into the league. I think he is legit talented. So if he gets a little bit more defense but ends up with, you know, four or five more targets a week, he gets a bump up. So you just got to take it case by case. Also for Detroit, I'm just hoping things getting more smooth. That's what I'm going for. You're open for the Kenny G. Oh, yeah. Back on the field. All right. That is it for today's episode. We'll catch you tomorrow. Smooth show. Week seven.

Ooh, here it come. Week 7 is so smooth. It's really not, though. It's a very pointy number. We're going double sound track here. Goodbye, everybody. There are no rules. This sounds like vomit in my ears right now. Please make it stop. Goodbye, everybody. Have a good week.

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