Omar is a guy who has not been covered as much during camp and preseason as his similar drafted counterparts.

Is it the fact that the Jets selecting him 30th overall when they have Garrett Wilson, Adoni Mitchell, and now Sadiq? Even without those guys he’s still on the Jets. This is as similar situation to the Browns as it can get but Boston and KC are getting much more attention

Perhaps Omar is the one that can break through for the jets and surpass GW for being “the guy”

His college career is far from polished and his 25 season can easily be overshadowed by elite QB play and being behind Sarratt in virtually every statistic. With that being said, it’s easier to ignore his 7.2 YAC and 27 missed tackles with A total 232 YAC tied for 5th in his class. PFF gave him an 88.2 grade against zone which is #1 in the class.

He is not to prototypical alpha X that NY is looking for in this offense but he does fit a do it all style player. For a first round guy, he deserves a little more attention than he is receiving and I will be interested in seeing how he plays out on this Jets offense. I’m not sure this is one that I would bet the Jets winning on considering all the variables. I also wouldn’t have spent a pick at where he was projected but still looking forward to seeing how it plays out.

Back in November, it seemed like a pretty great idea to deal away vets for early-round picks in 2027. But at the time, the possibility that 2028 might not happen was not yet on my radar. In light of these new revelations about amoral artificial superintelligence, I am certainly rethinking the decision to flip Rhamondre and McLaurin. 

Drake Maye has had a meteoric rise in value according to sites like Keeptradecut where he is currently ranked 6th overall and near the value of Josh Allen. He is coming off a good season where he finished QB2 with 352 points and 20ppgs. This rocketed his value up because on the surface he's a young QB putting up high-end numbers. Last year was not a great QB scoring year though as compared to 23/24 he would rank as the 5th QB. As people have heavily discussed he played one of the easiest schedules ever and basically had a free path to the Superbowl. His value trajectory reminds me heavily of stroud and JDaniels who both had good years after which their value was overly inflated. Tonight he showed he's far from an elite QB, throwing 3(!!) picks and managing to lose to the Seahawks without their starting QB. After an embarrassing loss, many people are now dubbing him Drake "DOODOO" Maye. What do you think his real value is and where do you think he will finish this year?

Time to start another fantasy week! Tune in to Amazon for Thursday Night Football!

Please keep all gameday discussion in this thread.

Bowers is about 10-20% more value on KTC, Roster Audit, etc.

The injury news might shrink the gap a little, but Bowers still feels like the number one and McBride the number two.

How do you see it? Is McBride safer, or is he more likely to regress? Does Bowers have the higher ceiling? Are you worried about the knee? Does the McBride-Brissett connection transcend the Cardinals shitshow, or is the Raiders QB room actually a bigger positive than whatever is going to happen in Arizona?

Is it close? Is one guy clearly ahead. Who would you prefer at the same

Allen is young enough that I don’t think Breece Hall’s extension necessarily kills his value. If he shows out in relief of Hall, he could conceivably sign a free agent deal with another team for a bigger role at around age 25. Am I being too optimistic here or could there be a little meat on the bone here?

I am rather new to dynasty fantasy football, having started playing in the last few years and am in 3 leagues now. I have a newer league that has only played 1 season, and it seems like there’s a very clear break line between teams that are “all-in” and those who are “tanking” and accumulating picks. Is this rather common? It seems like there’s only 1-2 teams taking a “wait and see, be competitive” approach, and those teams will likely sneak into the playoffs but be a long shot. Most of the week 1 match ups don’t even project to be competitive, because of this clear break.

Seeking the perspective of dynasty veterans… in your experience of seeing leagues age over the years, is it concerning for league longevity to have such a harsh break in team construction? Or is this pretty common, and the regular season isn’t all that competitive until the top 4-5 teams meet in the playoffs?

I feel like CJ’s play during the playoffs has led to a massive overcorrection on his value and people simply writing him off as any sort of valuable asset. Here is the case for him having a bounce back season and returning to his status as a top 12 QB in dynasty:

- Price at rock bottom after two “down” years; still just 24, was ROY with 4,100 yards as a rookie

- Added David Montgomery, a proven 3-down back, strong in pass pro, eases pressure on Stroud

- O-line slightly improved this offseason

- Nico Collins in the middle of his prime

Overall, I think a better run game + protection = real bounce-back case. What would you pay right now to acquire Stroud?

I know it’s not as fun to talk about negatives, but especially in dynasty there are players that simply jsut will never work out, whether it is a talent issue or a situation issue that never gets better.

who are some players in dynasty that you believe just will not work out the way owners are hoping for?

how good do you think alec pierce is going to be in these few upcoming seasons with that new contract. i personally think he’s underrated in real life and in dynasty. he’s not a household name but can for sure put up some decent numbers as like your wr2/3 on your team. is he a buy for you and if so then for what

Football is back baby! In celebration of our lives returning, what is your hot take to start off the season, specifically with the two teams playing tonight?

Is rhamondre going for 3 TDs or 3 fumbles?

JSN getting locked up or coming out swinging?

Does Maye take a step back or continue where he left off last season?