My mistake on Josh Gordon. And i hope you don't take any of this other than friendly needling. My picks are certainly not without reproach
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(August 31st, 2014, 18:14)Gaspar Wrote: Andy Dalton can't be pretty good but AJ Green can certainly making him look good. Dalton had a pretty good year last year, fantasy-wise (And even real game-wise wasn't bad if you don't overvalue the playoff game), I'd say he'd look a lot better with a guy to put on the other side of Green. I can't fault going cheap on QB with a guy like Dalton since I did it a fair deal in leagues I drafted.
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 (August 31st, 2014, 20:23)pindicator Wrote: My mistake on Josh Gordon. And i hope you don't take any of this other than friendly needling. My picks are certainly not without reproach Encourage banter! You can expect an offer to trade for Kaepernick from me after the Andy Dalton Experience calls back to 2012 in a few weeks.  Josh Gordon has an outside shot to play in Week 1 and a decent chance to play Week 2. If you're willing to believe potentially specious Ohio legal analysis from the internet, and who isn't, he might have a shot to play the whole season. (September 17th, 2014, 12:58)Ichabod Wrote: So, Wetbandit's whole team is going to be suspended? My team may as well be entirely suspended or outright contracted at this point. I had to look up Cairo Santos and found this gem (Wikipedia): Quote:Cairo Fernandes Santos (born November 12, 1991) is a Brazilian American football placekicker who currently plays for the Kansas City Chiefs. Born in São Paulo, Brazil, Santos was unfamiliar with American football until he moved to St. Augustine, Florida, as a foreign exchange student. Despite playing high school, collegiate and professional football, it appears Santos' unfamiliarity with football and specifically, accurate placekicking, has continued unabated. Originally Santos planned to stay at St. Joseph's Academy for one year to learn English, but soon found that the kicking skills he had developed playing soccer in Brazil translated well to field goal kicking in American football. With the opportunity to earn a college scholarship, Santos remained in Florida, sharpening his kicking skills through high school before moving onto Tulane University in 2010 Some angry Chiefs' fans/gamblers. 
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