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Please lmk of any good alternatives

Going to be in Europe this summer. Was thinking of doing a linen button down with linen pants.

But having trouble figuring out what colors for shirt and pants and also what shoes to wear.

Looking for all suggestions, also good brands to go with

Willing to spend for this

Jameson Williams splits with and without Sam LaPorta:

Career with LaPorta active (excluding rookie year):

• 4.86 tgt/g

• 3.00 rec/g

• 48.71 yds/g

• .34 receiving td/g

• 9.91 PPR FP/G (excluding rushing)

Career without Laporta active (excluding rookie year):

• 7.22 tgt/g

• 4.67 rec/g

• 85.22 yds/g

• .44 td/g

• 15.83 PPR FP/G (excluding rushing)

If we look at 2025 specifically:

2025 with Laporta active:

• 4.78 tgt/g

• 3.00 rec/g

• 52.67 yds/g

• .44 td/g

• 10.91 PPR FP/G (excluding rushing)

2025 without Laporta active:

• 7.38 tgt/g

• 4.75 rec/g

• 80.38 yds/g

• .38 td/g

• 15.07 PPR FP/G (excluding rushing)

Finding in mocks that after round 4 the player pool is extremely weak with much less diamonds in the rough than in previous years.

Cam Skattebo is currently RB18 and ADP 43.6 on ESPN for PPR.

Last season, he finished as the RB9 in PPG (16.0 FP/G) and was RB10 overall prior to his devastating injury in Week 8.

The above stats include a Week 1 game where had an 11.8% snap count and a Week 8 game where he got injured in the 2nd quarter with only a 21.2% snap count.

Now here are his stats with those two weeks removed: 19.1 FP/G (equivalent to overall RB6 in FP/G over the season).

And keep in mind, this period from Week 2-7 involved some difficult matchups against DAL, KC, LAC, PHI, and DEN. 4/6 of these games were losses, which makes his scoring even more impressive.

During the offseason, the Giants moves seemed to emphasize a commitment to the run game. They brought in an elite FB in Patrick Ricard and drafted Francis Mauigoa top 10 + further OL signings/resignings to bolster what should be an improved OL for this season. Harbaugh led teams have had 13/18 seasons as top 10 in rushes and 15/18 top 15 (a lot of credit has to go to Lamar, but Harbaugh likes to build ground focused teams). It remains to be seen what Nagy’s playcalling style will be, but given the teams build it’s hard to believe it wouldn’t be a ground focused attack. Especially earlier in the season if Nabers doesn’t return (which seems to be likely).

Now obviously a big concern for Skattebo is the injury. No denying this, what he suffered could absolutely be career altering. But according to NYG beat reporters and himself, he appears to be healthy and ready to go for Week 1.

If this is the case, he should be in for a huge role on this team. He’s lined up to be the goal line back and will be very active in the passing game (again, if no Nabers he could end up being Dart’s favorite target early on). And from a strategical standpoint, it’s very easy to grab Tyrone Tracy Jr. as a handcuff in the last round of drafts to secure the backfield if concerned about his injury.

Overall, Skattebo could be a home-run at ADP. He will be in a featured role that offers both rush TD and receiving upside. This is usually hard to find where he is getting drafted. In his limited sample size of games, he has proven to be a RB1 level back. Now he should be coming back to an improved RB environment which should only raise his ceiling.

The idea here is to find teams where there is a gap between projected passing yards and where their WRs are going in drafts. Below is each team from most to least passing yards:

1. Jared Goff (DET) - 4,099.5 pass yds

-Amon-Ra St. Brown, WR — ADP 8.2, 1,249.5 yds

-Jameson Williams, WR — ADP 66.8, 899.5 yds

-Sam LaPorta, TE — ADP 68.0, 624.5 yds

-Jahmyr Gibbs, RB — ADP 1.7, yds 449.5 Unaccounted: 876.5

2. Joe Burrow (CIN) — 3,999.5

-Ja'Marr Chase, WR — ADP 4.6, 1,324.5 yds

-Tee Higgins, WR — ADP 56.1, 874.5 yds Unaccounted: 1,800.5

3. Dak Prescott (DAL) — 3,999.5

-CeeDee Lamb, WR — ADP 10.5, 1,199.5 yds

-George Pickens, WR — ADP 28.0, 999.5 yds

-Jake Ferguson, TE — ADP 107.7, 524.5 yds

-KaVontae Turpin, WR — ADP 169.8, no line Unaccounted: 1,276.0

4. Matthew Stafford (LAR) — 3,949.5

-Puka Nacua, WR — ADP 3.7, 1,324.5 yds

-Davante Adams, WR — ADP 46.3, 774.5 yds

-Terrance Ferguson, TE — ADP 166.8, no line

-Tyler Higbee, TE — ADP 169.9, no line Unaccounted: 1,850.5

5. Brock Purdy (SF) — 3,799.5

-Mike Evans, WR — ADP 88.6, 824.5 yds

-George Kittle, TE — ADP 88.9, 724.5 yds

-Christian McCaffrey, RB — ADP 6.3, 574.5 yds

-Deebo Samuel, WR — ADP 169.6, no line

-De'Zhaun Stribling, WR — ADP 169.8, no line Unaccounted: 1,676.0

6. Drake Maye (NE) — 3,799.5

-A.J. Brown, WR — ADP 26.5, 1,124.5 yds

-Romeo Doubs, WR — ADP 146.5, 649.5 yds

-Hunter Henry, TE — ADP 141.5, no line Unaccounted: 2,025.5

7. Trevor Lawrence (JAX) — 3,774.5

-Brian Thomas Jr., WR — ADP 100.9, 724.5 yds

-Parker Washington, WR — ADP 101.0, 774.5 yds

-Jakobi Meyers, WR — ADP 109.8, 699.5 yds

-Travis Hunter, WR — ADP 118.4, no line Unaccounted: 1,576.0

8. Sam Darnold (SEA) — 3,699.5

-Jaxon Smith-Njigba, WR — ADP 5.8, 1,324.5 yds

-Rashid Shaheed, WR — ADP 156.8, 499.5 yds

-Cooper Kupp, WR — ADP 168.6, no line Unaccounted: 1,875.5

9. Justin Herbert (LAC) — 3,650.5

-Ladd McConkey, WR — ADP 54.3, 899.5 yds

-Quentin Johnston, WR — ADP 144.3, 649.5 yds

-Oronde Gadsden, TE — ADP 168.2, no line Unaccounted: 2,101.5

10. Tyler Shough (NO) — 3,649.5

-Chris Olave, WR — ADP 35.8, 1,024.5 yds

-Jordyn Tyson, WR — ADP 97.0, 774.5 yds

-Juwan Johnson, TE — ADP 163.5, 574.5 yds Unaccounted: 1,276.0

11. Caleb Williams (CHI) — 3,649.5

-Colston Loveland, TE — ADP 45.7, 824.5 yds

-Rome Odunze, WR — ADP 71.3, 799.5 yds

-Luther Burden III, WR — ADP 76.6, 874.5 yds

-Cole Kmet, TE — ADP 169.8, no line Unaccounted: 1,151.0

12. Josh Allen (BUF) — 3,599.5

-DJ Moore, WR — ADP 70.0, 824.5 yds

-Khalil Shakir, WR — ADP 133.3, 649.5 yds

-Dalton Kincaid, TE — ADP 135.7, 549.5 yds

-Skyler Bell, WR — ADP 169.8, no line

-Dawson Knox, TE — ADP 169.8, no line Unaccounted: 1,576.0

13. C.J. Stroud (HOU) — 3,599.5

-Nico Collins, WR — ADP 27.7, 1,074.5 yds

-Jayden Higgins, WR — ADP 158.5, 574.5 yds

-Dalton Schultz, TE — ADP 167.8, no line Unaccounted: 1,950.5

14. Baker Mayfield (TB) — 3,599.5

-Emeka Egbuka, WR — ADP 39.9, 924.5 yds

-Chris Godwin Jr., WR — ADP 141.5, 699.5 yds

-Jalen McMillan, WR — ADP 167.0, no line Unaccounted: 1,975.5

15. Jordan Love (GB) — 3,549.5

-Christian Watson, WR — ADP 97.6, 774.5 yds

-Matthew Golden, WR — ADP 104.4, 649.5 yds

-Tucker Kraft, TE — ADP 110.1, 699.5 yds

-Jayden Reed, WR — ADP 137.3, 649.5 yds Unaccounted: 776.5

16. Bo Nix (DEN) — 3,499.5

-Jaylen Waddle, WR — ADP 59.5, 899.5 yds

-Courtland Sutton, WR — ADP 85.9, 774.5 yds Unaccounted: 1,825.5

17. Cameron Ward (TEN) — 3,299.5

-Carnell Tate, WR — ADP 68.1, 774.5 yds

-Wan'Dale Robinson, WR — ADP 112.7, 674.5 yds

-Calvin Ridley, WR — ADP 167.5, 574.5 yds

-Gunnar Helm, TE — ADP 169.9, no line Unaccounted: 1,276.0

18. Jayden Daniels (WSH) — 3,249.5

-Terry McLaurin, WR — ADP 60.3, 949.5 yds

-Chig Okonkwo, TE — ADP 168.5, no line

-Antonio Williams, WR — ADP 169.6, no line Unaccounted: 2,300.0

19. Lamar Jackson (BAL) — 3,249.5

-Zay Flowers, WR — ADP 42.7, 974.5 yds

-Mark Andrews, TE — ADP 120.1, 524.5 yds

-Ja'Kobi Lane, WR — ADP 169.5, no line Unaccounted: 1,750.5

20. Jalen Hurts (PHI) — 3,249.5

-DeVonta Smith, WR — ADP 37.8, 1,049.5 yds

-Dallas Goedert, TE — ADP 99.6, 574.5 yds

-Makai Lemon, WR — ADP 107.3, 649.5 yds Unaccounted: 976.0

21. Jaxson Dart (NYG) — 3,150.5

-Malik Nabers, WR — ADP 45.7, no line

-Isaiah Likely, TE — ADP 126.9, no line

-Odell Beckham Jr., WR — ADP 169.2, no line Unaccounted: 3,150.5

22. Aaron Rodgers (PIT) — 3,149.5

-DK Metcalf, WR — ADP 86.6, 824.5 yds

-Michael Pittman Jr., WR — ADP 90.1, 749.5 yds

-Pat Freiermuth, TE — ADP 168.7, no line

-Germie Bernard, WR — ADP 169.6, no line

-Darnell Washington, TE — ADP 169.7, no line Unaccounted: 1,575.5

23. Bryce Young (CAR) — 3,074.5

-Tetairoa McMillan, WR — ADP 39.7, 949.5 yds

-Jalen Coker, WR — ADP 161.2, no line Unaccounted: 2,125.0

24. Malik Willis (MIA) — 2,949.5

-No WR/TE in top 250 ADP Unaccounted: 2,949.5

25. Fernando Mendoza (LV) — 2,399.5

-Brock Bowers, TE — ADP 23.3, 924.5 yds

-Tre Tucker, WR — ADP 168.2, 574.5 yds

-Jalen Nailor, WR — ADP 169.6, no line Unaccounted: 900.5

Teams with no passing yards props - ATL, MIN, KC, ARI, IND, NYJ, CLE (mostly due to uncertainty about who the starting QB will be or due to injury)

Teams by unaccounted yardage:

• NYG: 3,150.5* (No WR lines posted due to Nabers uncertainty)

• MIA: 2,949.5

• WSH: 2,300

• LAC: 2,101.5

• CAR: 2,125

• NE: 2,025.5

• TB: 1975.5

• HOU: 1,950.5

• SEA: 1,875.5

• LAR: 1,850.5

• DEN: 1,825.5

• CIN: 1,800.5

• BAL: 1,750.5

• SF: 1,676

• JAX: 1,576

• BUF: 1,576

• PIT: 1,575.5

• DAL: 1,276

• NO: 1,276

• TEN: 1,276

• CHI: 1,151

• PHI: 976

• LV: 900.5

• DET: 876.5

• GB: 776.5

Some takeaways:

• Of teams with top 10 passing yards totals (>3,649.5) only LAC, JAX, and SF don’t have a receiver/TE in the top 50 by ADP (CHI is close with Loveland at 45.7/JAX doesn’t even have anyone in top 100). Possibly some value in taking guys from these squads.

• Could be worth taking a shot at some later picks in offenses with high unaccounted passing yards. MIA, WSH, CAR, NE, LAC, TB, and HOU are teams that could have WR2’s and later fill these gaps for very cheap draft prices.

Some players I think the data particularly bodes well for:

• Quentin Johnston

• Jayden Higgins

• Romeo Doubs

• Jalen Coker

• Chris Godwin/Jalen McMillan

• The Jags WRs (at their price gambling on one to become the alpha could be a good upside bet)

Note: Only RBs with receiving odds were included (the most impactful exclusion is probably Achane).

Breece Hall is currently 32.6 ADP on ESPN, or the RB15 in drafts.

Last season he finished as the RB19 in PPR leagues.

And sure, people are thinking Geno coming in makes this offense better and could provide more scoring opportunities.

This wasn’t the issue for Breece last season, it was his usage.

Aaron Glenn (insane he still has a job) refused to use Breece on third downs. Instead opting for Isaiah Davis extremely often. He was their 3rd stringer coming into season and finished with the same amount of 3rd down plays as Breece on the season. And critically, he got the passing plays finishing with 9 third down receptions to Breece’s 2.

Now also add back Braelon Allen (who apparently put on huge amounts of muscle and is 250 right now) there is a fear regarding his redzone work. In Braelon’s 4 healthy games, he owned the redzone work. He had 8 rushes/targets to Breece’s 5.

The market isn’t accounting for his questionable usage. He seems like a gamble for a late 3rd/early 4th rounder on a team that is all but outright tanking. There are no questions about him being a talented RB, but the situation is pretty bleak for the draft capital.

With deep FG’s increasing year to year, wondering how I can change their scoring?

Currently do .1 per kick yard but we now constantly end up with kicks that are more valuable than TD’s which feels wrong.

Anyone have any good solutions?

Context: I have an adult family member that doesn’t work for a multitude of reasons and is supported by family. It doesn’t seem as though this will be changing any time soon.

Rest of the family and I would like to set up an account so we can contribute to some investments for their future.

I’ve kind of been seeing mixed info regarding IRA’s, but it seems like we can’t contribute to any form of IRA if they don’t have earned income. Is this true?

If not, are there any alternatives for ideal account types for a situation like this?

People don’t realize the implications of the luxury tax on rosters and how predatory the payment schedule becomes once over the threshold. Each tier heavily impacts your tax bill.

EDIT:

Actual figures

Aaron Wiggins - $9.2 M

Isiah Joe - $11.3 M

Luxury Tax Bill Pre-Trades: $296 M

Luxury Tax Bill Post-Trades: $107 M

Savings: $189 M

All set for a couple vacation this summer to Puglia, we’ll be staying at the Borgo Egnazio. Wondering if anyone had any suggestions for things to do during our visit (FAT or not-FAT if you still think it’s worthwhile)? Activities/Dining/Experiences/etc.?

He makes $33M a year and has only two years left on his contract.

Here’s the guys around him for 26-27:

• Jalen Green $38

• Alp Sengun $35.6

• Jrue Holiday $34.8

• Jerami Grant $34.2

• Jordan Poole $34

• Mikal Bridges $33.5

• Tyler Herro $33

• Dejounte Murray $32.8

• Immanuel Quickley $32.5

• Jalen Suggs $32.4

• Aaron Gordon $31.9

He’s very fairly paid for what he brings to the court. He gets you 20 a game on decent efficiency with 5+ boards and assists with the ability to shoot the three. He isn’t a defensive liability either and provides great size and strength.

Many teams can use someone like him. But at his price point, I don’t quite get why he would need picks attached to get off him. He gets paid at a slightly below all star level rate, and that’s what you get from him.