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Anyone see them play? I have the SEA defense but they have a tough matchup against the 9ers so I don’t know if I should pick up the Bengals D vs MIA or the Broncos D vs LAC. The Broncos defense is supposed to be pretty good but the Bengals defense is much improved and have put up much better numbers overall. Jags D vs PHI is also available.

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Good or bad trade? 10 man half PPR

He’s coming off a serious injury and will likely be limited. If he is cleared to play, would you start him with all the question marks? I’m just wondering because I have him but I may have other players who can outperform him and are healthy. What do you guys think?

I got him or Kincaid vs HOU.

Kittle is off the injury report but he’ll most likely be on a snap count against a damn good defense.

Roll with Kittle or Kincaid?

I know everyone says Kittle is the better TE (which is probably true, even at this stage in his career), but if he plays, he’ll probably be on a pitch count.

Kincaid is younger, fresher, and very efficient, but isn’t on the field all that much, especially when there are other blockers better than him.

So… taking this into account, who would you start week 1?

Kincaid vs Houston Texans
Or
Kittle vs LA Rams

Both of those defenses are good. What do you guys think?

I know everyone says Kittle is the better TE (which is probably true, even at this stage in his career), but if he plays, he’ll probably be on a pitch count.

Kincaid is younger, fresher, and very efficient, but isn’t on the field all that much, especially when there are other blockers better than him.

So… taking this into account, who would you start week 1?

Kincaid vs Houston Texans
Or
Kittle vs LA Rams

Both of those defenses are good. What do you guys think?

Dylan Harper has a motherfuckin great future in this league. He was drafted 2nd overall in 2025. He’s playing alongside Wemby and Castle. People say a rookie is no longer a rookie after he plays 82 games and Harper proved that. He was electric in the playoffs, constantly putting up ridiculous shots and out playing Fox. I won’t say anything about the coaching… but I will say Harper is a beast. We got Wemby/Castle/Harper… the rest of the league better watch out. This team is young… but once they gain experience, the rest of the league better sit the fuck down.

So how can we compare these two RBs in terms of their offensive situations their rookie years. Jeanty was drafted 6th overall last year into a horrible situation with the Raiders. Last year the Raiders’ O-Line ranked 32nd overall, truly abysmal. Jeanty was consistently getting hit behind the line of scrimmage. The rest of his team didn’t help either. Geno was abysmal as well and their only legitimate receiving threat, Brock Bowers, was hurt a large portion of the year. Still, Ashton Jeanty managed to put up ~1300 scrimmage yards and 10 TDs.

This year, Love was selected 3rd overall and seems to have a much better situation. The Cardinals’ projected O-Line rating this year is 22nd. Brissett isn’t exactly elite but he can sling the ball, plus the Cards have 3 legitimate receiving threats: Trey McBride, Michael Wilson, and MHJ. I know that at this point in his young career, MHJ has been labeled a bust considering how highly he was selected in the draft, but he’s still better than any WR the Raiders had last year. Michael Wilson showed he can be a threat as well, putting up good numbers the latter part of last year. And Trey, well, he outscored a lot of receivers last year.

So, all this taken into consideration, do you guys think Jeremiyah Love has the potential to have a good year, or at least one better than Jeanty’s rookie year? Yes, I know Love is hurt, but there are reports he could be ready for week 1, or early in the season. Is Jeanty more talented? Does Love have the potential? Let me know what you guys think.

So how can we compare these two RBs in terms of their offensive situations their rookie years. Jeanty was drafted 6th overall last year into a horrible situation with the Raiders. Last year the Raiders’ O-Line ranked 32nd overall, truly abysmal. Jeanty was consistently getting hit behind the line of scrimmage. The rest of his team didn’t help either. Geno was abysmal as well and their only legitimate receiving threat, Brock Bowers, was hurt a large portion of the year. Still, Ashton Jeanty managed to put up ~1300 scrimmage yards and 10 TDs.

This year, Love was selected 3rd overall and seems to have a much better situation. The Cardinals’ projected O-Line rating this year is 22nd. Brissett isn’t exactly elite but he can sling the ball, plus the Cards have 3 legitimate receiving threats: Trey McBride, Michael Wilson, and MHJ. I know that at this point in his young career, MHJ has been labeled a bust considering how highly he was selected in the draft, but he’s still better than any WR the Raiders had last year. Michael Wilson showed he can be a threat as well, putting up good numbers the latter part of last year. And Trey, well, he outscored a lot of receivers last year.

So, all this taken into consideration, do you guys think Jeremiyah Love has the potential to have a good year, or at least one better than Jeanty’s rookie year? Yes, I know Love is hurt, but there are reports he could be ready for week 1, or early in the season. Is Jeanty more talented? Does Love have the potential? Let me know what you guys think.