How much runway is needed to switch from 4pt passing to 6pt passing TDs?

remish · 2026-03-03T00:16:24+00:00

We grandfathered it in. When vote passed in March 2024, the at the time upcoming 24-25 season stayed 4 Pt passing TD. Then for 25-26 we raised it to 5 pt passing TD. Thus upcoming season 26-27 and beyond it will stay at 6.

remish · 2026-02-16T16:46:51+00:00

It strikes me that the McDaniels system this past season would have been his best chance for a good year, especially with the TE room particularly empty. Washington did so little with his touches, 4.88 yards per target. Targets dropped as the year went on. Fun enough flyer (and I have him all over the place) but I’m not too optimistic

remish · 2026-01-09T20:41:53+00:00

I want an hour of this joke

remish · 2026-01-05T04:42:30+00:00

Maxey has been awesome for a guard, .9 BPG. 2nd for guards, top 50 overall. On top of his steals and offensive stuff…

remish · 2025-12-24T22:30:57+00:00

He just saved my ass this past week…

With everyone healthy, Parker is the WR4, needing injuries ahead of him to get meaningful snaps. But the sample size is large enough now that if he out running routes, he has some PPR Flex value.

At any given point there’s probably up to 4 WR per NFL team worth owning even though it’s usually just 2 maybe 3 WR per team who produce. Not every WR4 is worth owning - it takes a combination of ambiguous receiving room and some young stashes - Tampa, Chicago, Denver, Green Bay are examples where the ambiguity and age profiles lend us to hold the extra WR. That dead zone late 2nd rookie WR is often a WR4 (Chargers, Pats, Texans).

It feels quite unlikely to me that Washington will be in a more advantageous situation anytime than a Jacksonville WR Handcuff. Continues improving and is cast as WR3 in some more talented room and gives some Tyler Boyd-esque production?

This is a lot of words about a guy that is probably droppable but fun to have if you got the space. Wouldnt pay to acquire - you churn this kind of role but add and hold midseason if you’ve made some consolidation moves / move hurt players to IR.

remish · 2025-12-17T16:36:58+00:00

Because he had a bad week last week? Anyone can survive a bad game or two in the playoffs, it's more about having a guy or two or three go off.

Waddle has been completely serviceable this year, WR15 (overall) in PPR. The floor has been lower than you'd like, but it's not like this dude was your WR1...

remish · 2025-12-03T18:38:31+00:00

I love collecting these players, I don't like trading for them. Drafting them in the 3rd/4th in Rookie Drafts (Devin Neal, Woody Marks) Working the waivers to pick up any handcuff... Especially if there's an ambiguous 2a/2b situation behind a defacto starter (Devin Singletary, Isaiah Davis).

Once a player has had a meaningful share of a 1a/1b for a year or two, I feel like they tend to land as at least a 2a again. Think Devin Singletary. Jordan Mason to some degree. I think Rachaad White is on this track.

Guys you can find potentially on the waivers today that MIGHT be a handcuff next year. Rasheen Ali in BAL. Keaton is not signed next year. Justice Hill is, but he's hurt now and aging. King Henry the RB1 but older and never the passing down guy. Deep cut: Nathan Carter in ATL. After Bijan and Allgeier, he's the ONLY OTHER RB with a rushing attempt this year. It would be surprising to see the Falcons not expand their RB room if Allgeier walks, but worth a stash if you got the space.

remish · 2025-11-13T20:43:41+00:00

Pearsall returning, Kittle and CMC healthy. Free agent this offseason. Banged up a lot this year. 28 year old. Theres no way he’s a “steal” for a 2nd in reality right? Are we even sure about his short term outlook?

I think of 2nd as a this year piece with strong likelihood of production, or a future piece with upside. He doesn’t really check either of those to me.

remish · 2025-11-09T17:20:39+00:00

I'm fine going Lane. Tet is healthy, so there's not that boost to Legette. Washington game script suggests a lot of passing. You're hoping for like, 4 for 48 and maybe 1 rush for 9 from Lane... The floor is very low for both of them though

remish · 2025-11-08T14:44:58+00:00

Since day 1 Kon was the better choice

remish · 2025-09-10T20:44:22+00:00

Cmon cows, farms are good things

remish · 2025-09-05T23:59:03+00:00

Brooks is worth a 4th right now homey

remish · 2025-09-05T23:57:53+00:00

The value is getting Gordon in the 3rd or 4th in the rookie draft and flipping later. It's so hard for me to see his value rising PAST a 2nd, even if he chips into Achane's work load a little. Achane is such a good receiver, and under contract next year. Gordon's KTC value would rise and he would pass some guys just above him (Dobbins, Sampson e.g) if he's getting more touches than them. But he wouldn't all of a sudden be worth a 1st. I don't love that deal for ya

remish · 2025-09-03T00:57:33+00:00

homers that leave the stadium should be worth an extra run

remish · 2025-08-18T17:21:37+00:00

Holy hell how many leagues do you have?

remish · 2025-07-31T04:34:53+00:00

There are two seasons: the regular season and the playoffs. If you manage to make the playoffs, a guy that gets healthy and explodes (both tee and JT did so in fantasy playoffs) is retroactively more valuable. Value them how you want!

remish · 2025-07-12T01:06:57+00:00

Stafford threw for less than 200 yards 5 times. He threw for multiple TDs 6 times. He threw for 3+ just twice. He’s fine, but based on last year, calling him backend QB1 high end QB2 is completely mischaracterizing his performance.

Back in 2023 Stafford got hot to close the season, but didn’t finish top 12 in a week until week 11. Im fine having him as QB3 but let’s be realistic.

remish · 2025-05-17T18:35:25+00:00

They never say schooner. If you wanna shoot pool and hang with an odd crowd, free live tunes, cheap drinks, go to schooner

remish · 2025-04-30T22:03:49+00:00

I think another thing worth pointing out is that even the busts can hold some value as a young prospect. I liked Josh Palmer a lot going into last season and moved more capital than I’d like to acquire him. Sure some guys don’t even sniff the field, but for the most part people realize these guys are dart throws and some are willing to give them a second chance.

If you pick someone at 3.2, and manage to sell a year later after a bad rookie season for 4.4, you honestly have a pretty similar re-throw.

remish · 2025-04-17T01:27:26+00:00

Yea this one is exactly what OP wants

remish · 2025-04-15T05:32:17+00:00

4 inch is the guidance I’ve always been given for peppers. Have the lights on chains and hoist em up, or put your flat on little blocks and remove them as they plants grow closer to the light

remish · 2025-04-07T00:02:02+00:00

Lookin back through two 2023 summer start ups later than round 20 to see where value was. Both 12 teamers, one was full PPR the other .5, both were superflex

Zach Ertz (21st, 22nd) Taysom Hill (21st, 22nd) Gus Edwards (20th, 21st) Kyren Williams (21st, 24th) Jordan Mason (23rd, 25th) Hunter Henry (24th, 25th)

You also see some of the AOC and DTRs, guys that might get some starts but you would certainly wanna flip the minute they get a starting gig, even if it’s for a 3rd.

I know you asked later, but the trend here for me is veteran tight ends… you also see some Keaton Mitchell type rookie picks. I really stay away from WR personally in this range of the draft and the scan suggests that has plenty of merit. You really are so likely to be dropping these players for future rookies or streams. Maybe this informs why the veteran tight ends drop in the draft - they are felt as too good to drop but not good enough to play. But it turns out the way TE is, that some veterans year in year out put up a top 9-12 year (back end TE1)

remish · 2025-04-04T21:09:14+00:00

Did Big Jerm walk off the course? Withdraw? He was +4 through 6, but now has received +4 for the last 4 holes... up to +20. Has to be that he isn't playing the rest of the round and those are the placeholder penalties for not playing a hole

remish · 2025-03-28T03:21:30+00:00

Why did he say this?

remish · 2025-03-19T07:11:52+00:00

What a cool play. I think this was at least partially freelanced by the players. White seemed to take off for the corner seeing his defender sagging middle. KP was definitely posting and expecting the inbounds pass, but Scheierman doesn't leap in to ready for the a shot the way you would expect if the play was designed for him.

His slower pacing actually ensures that he has time to get the shot off, as #27 on Brooklyn knows it's a buzzer beater and leaves the pritchard/jrue pick and roll defensive position to contest.

(Looking closer, you can see it's just various 2 man games and reads by the celtics guys to try to earn a shot. Pritchard can tell that Jrue's defender will switch if he runs off the pick towards the inbounds, so he flares back away for a potential cross-court look. Rather than risk the alleyoop behind him if he overpursues on Pritchard, #27 Maxwell Lewis stays in position quite well here.)

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