WickedSmaat wrote:I still like Clayton, always have. Drafted him the last 2 years and have him this year. I have faith
Never fall in love with a player... he's best upside is to the level of a 3rd FF WR... nothing more. The magic is not going to suddenly re-appear. See David Boston.
WickedSmaat wrote:I still like Clayton, always have. Drafted him the last 2 years and have him this year. I have faith
Never fall in love with a player... he's best upside is to the level of a 3rd FF WR... nothing more. The magic is not going to suddenly re-appear. See David Boston.
I agree that you shouldn't fall in love with a player, that's a totally different kind of fantasy that I am sure we don't want to know about.
But I do think that Clayton is a decent #3 WR if your RB corps is deep. He has a chance to re-appear than Boston, but you have to wonder about him being injury prone. He is in a good system for him and has the skills to excel. Would love him as a #4, take him as a #3.
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I drafted Clayton in a couple leagues. I am also a big fan of his, but to tell the truth, I only drafted him because "I think" he will bounce back, more so because i like him and still believe.
WickedSmaat wrote:I still like Clayton, always have. Drafted him the last 2 years and have him this year. I have faith
Never fall in love with a player... he's best upside is to the level of a 3rd FF WR... nothing more. The magic is not going to suddenly re-appear. See David Boston.
So two years ago this guy was a #2 fantasy WR, in his rookie year, and now his UPSIDE is a #3 WR. That's solid logic.