Ty in the seventh, Kelsey in the 15th. He can keep him for two years and he has to move up what he trades in one round each year. So I guess if he kept luck this year, be a fourth, next year, a third the year after that is second, et cetera. So which, oh, he picks two. Okay, I thought he was just picking one. If I pick two there, I am having a hard time deciding. Do you have what's your gut feeling? The value on Kelsey is tremendous. I go Kelsey and luck.
Fantasy Football Podcast 2015 - Fantasy Fallers, Questions & Answers
Fantasy Football Podcast 2015 - Fantasy Fallers, Questions & Answers
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135 passagesOh, really? I do. I go luck. In the fourth, for luck is good value. Yeah, because next year you don't have to keep them anyway if you have another guy, so. But TY and the seventh, TY was a monster. You're not worried about the myriad of options with Andre Johnson. Of Dorset blowing up the practice field. TY's doppelganger? I just think, I think there's a lot of malice to feed. I think TY's consistency levels are going to go down this year. That's my gut, but.
So give him an answer. You pick two, I'll pick two. I go luck and I go Kelsey. I'm going to jump on board and give them one. Yeah, no, I'll go. I can agree with you where you got to get Kelsey. You got to get Zeus. Yeah, that's free. He's a free player. Luck in the fourth is the top two quarterback in the fourth round. All right, this email comes in from Tommy.
What are your thoughts on Jarvis Landry? All right, he's a guy we like. Is he a wide receiver one, two, or four on a fantasy team that starts three wide receivers? To me, he is a wide receiver two. We don't have if this is PPR. Yeah, two borderline three and a standard, a two for sure in PPR. Yeah, I completely agree. All right. This email comes in from Dennis. He says, Dear Richard, Barry and Calvin. So. Hmm.
Barry Sanders, Calvin Johnson, and Richard Lyons player? Richard Dawson? I don't know. I'm going with... Are you presidents? I'm going with Richard Nixon, Calvin Coolidge, and Barry Manalo. Obama. There you go. Yeah, we'll let the unknown Richard be Jason, who's not here. So, we'll be Barry and Calvin. Who do you want? You want Sanders or do you want Calvin Johnson? I want Calvin Johnson. I want to be that tall. I'll take Barry. No big deal.
Hall of Famer. Yeah, no big deal. I've been doing some mock drafts on Drafts FantasyDraft Wizard.com, right on. A lot of people have been email and saying they're running through their mocks on Fantasy Draft Wizard. That's pretty sweet. And find myself drafting the Colts tight ends in rounds eight and nine, so Fleener and Allen or Allen and Fleener. Do you think this is a good strategy as it gives you a piece of an elite offense and locks up the tight end position? I can answer that very quickly. I'm going to hear it. I say no.
Yeah, no, no, no. I would say no as well. You don't want to roster two tight ends of that caliber, and you are going to pull your hair out every week, not knowing who to play. I'll tell you right now, Fleener and Allen were both on my father list. When we were talking about guys to talk about today, because with the drafting of Dorset,
I don't think that... Pep Hamilton's already come out and said he threw away the book on his two tight-in sets. Oh, he's going three-wide? Yeah, because they're going three-wide. So I just mitigate another target plus a change in formation, I'd be very leery of those guys, and I definitely wouldn't draft both of them because, like you said, you don't know which guy to play each week, and then you're using two roster spots and two Colts tight-ins that are both possibly mediocre. So, no, I will say I give you credit. He said, if you want some international flavor to your league...
He's an analyst from down under. So we got an Australian in here. Oh, snap. What's the official language of Australia? Danish. Danish. You're not getting any better with this. Bonjour to our Scottish friend and Danish for the Australian. I will say this to Dennis. If you ever want to talk footy, I'm all about Australian rules football for the uneducated partner over here. Jason? Yeah, he doesn't know what you're talking about. He does nothing. But I was a...
My father's a big Sydney Swans and an Adelaide Crows. I don't know if that's allowed to be fans of both of those teams, but that's who he likes. And I very much enjoy the sport. Yeah, well, there you go. You can write them and you guys can chat on some footy. Okay. All right, that's actually all the time we have for questions today on the show. If you sent one in and it hasn't been answered, we do try to get to those on future shows.
We try to fit in as many as we can. We actually answer someone email to you if we can't get to them on the show. So I appreciate you listening today. We've got some upcoming shows next week, next Tuesday and Thursday. We might even, I was talking to Jason, we might even drop in a little bonus show. Just a mailbag show. Drop it in there. You don't know when it's coming. Better check your feed. You better bump my pay. Yeah, we can do that. We'll double it. The salary is set for two a week. Hey, we're taking Jason's money today.
I didn't even think of that. I know. He's not getting a check this week. All right. Thanks for listening to The Fantasy Footballers. Don't forget. The Fantasy Footballers.com at the FFFFallers. And we'll catch you next time. Goodbye. Coming to another edition of the Fantasy Footballers podcast. Don't forget to visit us on the web at www. The Fantasyfootballers.com. And follow us on Twitter at theFF ballers.
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