I wish more people understood the art of grabbing handcuffs, they’re called “handcuffs” for a reason lol. Cheap, effective, and easy to use

gregsabo 13 days ago

a lost art. sometimes doesnt pay off eg alexander mattison

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CheeseburgerWalrus1 13 days ago

@UrTrashBud redraft- meh. Sometimes your roster spaces can be spent on higher upside guys Dynasty - 10000% yes. That’s one of my top musts in a dynasty league

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xHappyx 13 days ago

@UrTrashBud this doesnt have to do with anything about you trying to sell me off on braelon allen right....?

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A440 13 days ago

I’m on the fence about handcuffs. I only take a handcuff when I believe that player will be worth having if my guy goes down. It also really depends on who else is available. If I think I can get a good, useful piece rather than take a handcuff, I’ll do that. Meaning, I’d rather have a clear backup with a legitimate shot to be productive than grab a handcuff that clogs up my roster and is only useful if my guy gets injured. There’s only a handful of handcuffs I typically want.

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Townies1 13 days ago

Not just for rbs but for qbs also

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UrTrashBud 13 days ago

You don’t think so? Like Howell and geno

UrTrashBud 13 days ago

Or ariich and flacco

xHappyx 13 days ago

i wouldnt wanna own either of howell or geno in general lol

xHappyx 13 days ago

flacco should be on the WW

UrTrashBud 13 days ago

I’m speaking mostly on deeper leagues but some guys like to have 3 starting qbs which leaves some guys with one or none even lol

xHappyx 13 days ago

maybe in a 32 team league but if someone goes down id personally rather go out and buy a qb

UrTrashBud 13 days ago

Or a guy like josh dobbs