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Lost in the Super Bowl, how do I improve my dynasty team

Postby TruNinerFan » Wed Dec 30, 2009 3:21 pm

Lost in the Super Bowl and I want to take it all next year. What should I do to improve my roster for next year. On a side note, right now Chris Johnson, Deangelo WIlliams and Forte are on the trading block. These teams are all weak at WR.

QB Scoring- 6 pt all TD, 1 pt every 50 yards passing, 1 pt every 10 yards rushing, no penalties for turnovers

RB/WR/TE Scoring- 6pt all TD, 1 pt every 10 yards rush/rec, 1 PPR


Roster-
QB- M. Ryan, A. Smith, V. Young

RB- M.Turner, J. Stewart, P. Thomas, J. Snelling, S. Greene, T. Choice, B. Scott

WR- Andre Johnson, B. Marshall, A. Boldin, Meacham, Berrian, L. Moore

TE- V. Davis, G. Olsen

I also have the 2nd pick in the rookie draft
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Re: Lost in the Super Bowl, how do I improve my dynasty team

Postby Indibuck » Wed Dec 30, 2009 8:00 pm

Obviously you've identified your relative strengths (WR, TE) vs. your relative weakness (RB2, QB).

Chris Johnson may just cost you too much. If I am the CJ owner I probably want AJ, Stewart, and maybe Shonn Greene. That's pretty salty.

I'm not sure you help yourself by giving up a WR to get Dwill since you already have Stewart. The payoff is beyond 2010 when CAR likely needs to get rid of one, giving you 2 probable starting RBs... but I don't like to look that far out, too many things can happen.

I guess it kinda depends on what you think of Forte going forward. If you believe in buy-low sell-high, he's a great candidate as Da Bears (and Forte) stunk this year. He could be a serviceable RB2 in 2010 as you wait on Greene (and Jones to retire/move on) and Stewart to assume workhorse roles.

I like P. Thomas as no more than a RB3 going forward.

I also think you need to upgrade at QB. ATL is a run-first offense, so I don't see Ryan as any more than a low-end QB1 at best. Smith and Young have moments but are too inconsistent to start on a regular basis. Maybe you could dangle a young RB for a Roethlisberger/McNabb type of guy.

I like your array of young RB talent, so I don't think it's absolute you have to keep the 1.2 rookie pick... maybe dangle that to a team with aging vets and get some help at RB2 and/or QB1.

Good luck ;-D
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Re: Lost in the Super Bowl, how do I improve my dynasty team

Postby latsprewell20002000 » Fri Jan 01, 2010 2:23 pm

I personally think Ryan is a fine starting QB. He got hurt and thats what screwed his season up. I mean sure there are better. Like could you trade Boldin and Ryan and get like Schaub and a crappy WR? That might work especially if you only start 2 wr.

I wouldnt touch D Williams right now. Stewert is making this VERY hard for them, proving he is the better RB in Carolina. Hang on to him.

You could also look at it like if it isnt broken, DONT FIX IT. You were in the superbowl, and with a couple of breaks you win it all man. Turner doesnt get hurt you probably have the trophy right now
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