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Look, I told you guys over and over that acmilan was not to be trusted. But still, I let him play in the league to throw him a bone. To stop him from killing himself. Now I see this, and honestly, I feel like a part of me is gone. Back when I was child, I had faith in people. I thought that the world could be a place for everyone, a place where people could live in peace. But now, now I see this happening to our league. acmilan tricked the poor ALC into colluding. By the size of his asshole I knew he was easy to persuade, but I didn't know it would be that easy. However, I feel sorry for him. acmilan basically talked to ALC about rabbits and getting a nice piece of land before proceeding to shoot him in the head. ALC got tricked. Of all the things that could happen to our dear league, this is what I truly feared. My only hope is that there will be justice.
Starting to look that way, indeed - would be hard to trust even if he plays, potentially being little more than a decoy. From your backups, I still think matthews would be the most solid choice, followed by Bryant and Moncrief, both of whom are hard to trust, boom-or-bust plays. If Reggie Wayne is out and if your opponent has a high scoring team, Moncrief may well be someone worth taking a chance on, imo, even more so than Bryant.
Wouldn't expect much from Landry this week as he'd likely draw Revis.
Might also wanna consider using Orten over Tannehill - it's a bit of a wash but in cases like these, I'd go with the home-field play. Tannehill has had a very good year so far but would be very surprised if he produces much this week (an away divisional game, in December, vs a good Pats secondary).
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If the guy you are playing has a free-scoring team and it seems he does, considering you were a 15pt or so underdog even with Julio Jones as a starter, you may even consider sitting Floyd and starting Matthews and Moncrief (again, provided Wayne sits out this game, which would make Moncrief a viable play). Floyd is very much a matchup-proof WR3/flex with a relatively high floor but low ceiling too. I recommended him to you earlier when you needed solid production in a match-up where you were the projected favorite but this seems like a different situation now, where you may have to take a chance or two in order to have a shot at winning.
So, if Reggie Wayne is out, I think it would be worth going with Matthews and Moncrief in place of jones and floyd, considering your league opponent for the week.
Wouldn't expect much from Landry this week as he'd likely draw Revis.
Might also wanna consider using Orten over Tannehill - it's a bit of a wash but in cases like these, I'd go with the home-field play. Tannehill has had a very good year so far but would be very surprised if he produces much this week (an away divisional game, in December, vs a good Pats secondary).
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@AFL_ITALIA
If the guy you are playing has a free-scoring team and it seems he does, considering you were a 15pt or so underdog even with Julio Jones as a starter, you may even consider sitting Floyd and starting Matthews and Moncrief (again, provided Wayne sits out this game, which would make Moncrief a viable play). Floyd is very much a matchup-proof WR3/flex with a relatively high floor but low ceiling too. I recommended him to you earlier when you needed solid production in a match-up where you were the projected favorite but this seems like a different situation now, where you may have to take a chance or two in order to have a shot at winning.
So, if Reggie Wayne is out, I think it would be worth going with Matthews and Moncrief in place of jones and floyd, considering your league opponent for the week.
