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Carolina Panthers at Miami Dolphins

Coverage: FOX at 1:00pm EST

Weather: 76º mostly sunny

Wind: 6mph N

How to Watch
There's a map!!
https://www.panthers.com/news/how-to-watch-listen-and-live-stream-carolina-at-miami-in-week-12

Injury Reports

Inactives

History

• Carolina is 2-4 all-time against Miami, going 1-2 on the road

• Current Streak: Panthers W2

• Last matchup: Carolina won 45-21 at home on MNF on 11/13/17

Seems like there's a new offseason stash post every day. Thought I'd centralize it here.

Names listed in previous threads are below. I included % rostered in 1QB PPR leagues per Sleeper (as of 12/27/21) as well as any good comments that give more depth to a player. Finally, I am working through adding 1QB/.5PPR KTC values to each player (last updated 12/28/21). For reference, I have also included the values of draft picks/

Draft Picks

• 2022 Early 1st - 6437
• 2022 Mid 1st - 5733
• 2022 Late 1st - 4855
• 2022 Early 2nd - 3581
• 2022 Mid 2nd - 3210
• 2022 Late 2nd - 2702
• 2022 Mid 3rd - 1480
• 2022 Mid 4th - 554

QB:

• John Wolford, LAR - 10%
• Sam Ehlinger, IND - 21% / QB52 / 0
• Jake Fromm, NYG - 22%
• Mason Rudolph, PIT - 24%
• Marcus Mariota, LV - 30% / QB39 / 285
• Mitchell Trubisky, BUF - 33% / QB43 / 26
• Tyler Huntley, BAL - 39%
• Drew Lock, DEN - 41% / QB40 / 203
• Gardner Minshew, PHI - 41% / QB33 / 463
• Kellen Mond, MIN - 42% / QB41 / 203
• Kyle Trask, TB - 47% / QB36 / 367
• Davis Mills, HOU - 49% / 1B29 / 763
• Taylor Heinicke, WAS - 58% / QB27 / 838
• Jordan Love, GB - 59% / QB26 / 174
• Sam Darnold, CAR - 61% / QB35 / 371
• Baker Mayfield, CLE - 77% / QB24 / 1429
• Deshaun Watson, HOU - 77% / QB15 / 3411
• Zach Wilson, NYJ - 78% / QB19 / 2417
• Trey Lance, SF - 83% / QB9 / 3948
• Trevor Lawrence, JAX - 87% / QB10 / 3871
• Russell Wilson, SEA - 91% / QB12 / 3582

RB:

• AJ Rose, MIN - 5%
• Trey Ragas, LV - 6%
• Deon Jackson, IND - 8%
• Caleb Huntley, ATL - 9%
• [Scottie Phillips, HOU](https://www.reddit.com/r/DynastyFF/comments/rc6kcs/comment/hnss8m9/?utm_source=share&a

Inspired by a post on the Titans sub, here's a list of all the missed games the Raven's have had this season (not counting Practice Squad injuries of players who never saw the field). Please help me out if I'm missing any or accidentally counted a non-injury missed game on one of the back-ups

#Offense

Lamar Jackson (QB 1) - 4 (5?) games | Missed a game due to illness then injured ankle in Cleveland game

Tyler Huntly (QB 2) - 1 game | Covid

J.K. Dobbins (RB 1) - 17 games | Injured in Preseason

Gus Edwards (RB 2) - 17 games | Injured in Preseason

Justice Hill (RB 3) - 17 games | Injured in Preseason

Latavius Murray (RB 4/2) - 3 games | Injury, technically was tied for 4th RB option at the beginning of the year given losing our 3 main RBs, ended up fitting in as RB 2 behind Freeman

Patrick Ricard (FB 1) - 3 games | Injury

Marquise Brown (WR 1) - 1 game | Injury

Rashod Bateman (WR 2/3) - 5 games | Missed first 5 games of season with injury

Sammy Watkins (WR 2/3) - 4 games | Injuries

Devin Duvernay (WR 3/KR) - 1 game | Injury

James Proche (WR 4) - 2 games | Injury

Miles Boykin (WR 5) - 4 games | Preseason injury, missed first 4 games

Nick Boyle (TE 2/Blocking TE) - 11 games | Preseason injury that has come back at points

Josh Oliver (TE 3) - 2 (3?) games | Covid/Injuries

Ronnie Stanley (LT 1) - 16 games | Played through injury in first game of the year, went to IR after

Ben Cleveland (LG 2) - 5 games | Injury, filled in at LG a lot

Bradley Bozeman (LG1/C 1) - 1 game | Injury

Ben Powers (RG 2) - 3 games | Injury, became starting LG after Bozeman moved to C after losing Stanley

Patrick Mekari (RT1/C1) - 4 games | Started at C but moved to RT after Stanley injury

Tyre Phillips (RT 2) - 5 games | Injured in Cincinnati, IR

#Defense

Derek Wolfe (DE 1) - 17 games | Injured in Preseason, hoped to make it back midyear, setbacks canceled that

Calais Campbell (DE 1) - 2 games | Injury

Brandon Williams (NT 1) - 4 games | Injury

Justin Madibuke (DT 1/DE 2) - 2 games | Injury/Covid

Aaron Crawford (DT 4) - 17 games | IR in Preseason

Justin Houston (OLB 1) - 2 games | Injury/Covid

Odafe Oweh (OLB 1) - 1 game | Injury

Pernell Mcphee (OLB 2) - 7 games | Injury/Covid

Jaylon Ferguson (OLB 3) - 7 games | Injury/Covid

Daelin Hayes (OLB 4) - 15 games | Injury, only (barely) played one game but included anyways

**L.J. Fortt (ILB

Welcome to the week 6 Official r/NFL Power Rankings! Six weeks into the season and one undefeated team remains, led by MVP front runner Kyler Murray. Roughly the top dozen teams are loaded with talent and faith, with an equal amount of bottom feeders already hopeless. Do the Jags deserve to jump after they left the lowly Lions in the dust? Have the Bills fallen too far, or not enough after a loss to the toe tapping, Techmo Bowl Titans? Discuss! 31/32 reporting

Pro Bowl rosters are always a popularity contest, but it has a big effect on players. Selections could mean more money in free agency, more pay based on incentives, etc. Below are both the AFC & NFC Pro Bowl rosters based on PFF grade.

Instead of using "defensive end", "outside linebacker", & "inside linebacker", I am using EDGE (lines up on D-Line) and Linebacker (off-ball). Otherwise, you have an entire team of pass rushers who get in. I'm glad that the All-Pro team has changed this, but the Pro Bowl seems to be a step behind.

Grades are Through Week 15 (Last week of play before rosters were announced)

AFC Offense

Quarterback: Joe Burrow, CIN (90.4); Justin Herbert, LAC (89.2); Ryan Tannehill, TEN (82.8)

Running Back: Jonathan Taylor, IND (90.0); D'Ernest Johnson, CLE (86.4); Damien Harris, NE (84.7)

Wide Receiver: Tyreek Hill, KC (87.9); Tee Higgins, CIN (81.4); Stefon Diggs, BUF (80.5); Keenan Allen, LAC (80.1)

Tight End: Mark Andrews, BAL (91.0); Travis Kelce, KC (82.4)

Fullback: Patrick Ricard, BAL (74.6)

Tackle: Michael Onwenu, NE (88.8); Braden Smith, IND (84.6); Trent Brown, NE (83.5)

Guard: Joel Bitonio, CLE (93.7); Shaq Mason, NE (84.9); Wyatt Teller, CLE (83.5)

Center: Creed Humphrey, KC (90.7); Corey Linsley, LAC (84.3)

AFC Defense

Edge Defender: Myles Garrett, CLE (92.1); Maxx Crosby, LV (91.0); Joey Bosa, LAC (88.6)

Interior Defender: Cameron Heyward, PIT (91.3); Chris Jones, KC (86.9); Calais Campbell, BAL (84.1)

Linebacker: Alexander Johnson, DEN (80.6) -- Injured; Darius Leonard, IND (77.4); Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah, CLE (76.5); Josh Bynes, BAL (73.1); Matt Milano, BUF (68.7); Kyle Van Noy, NE (68.6)

Cornerback: Rashad Fenton, KC (82.3); Mike Hughes, KC (81.0); Chidobe Awuzie, CIN (80.2); Nate Hobbs, LV (78.6)

Safety: Kevin Byard, TEN (90.3); Amani Hooker, TEN (84.2); Adrian Phillips, NE (83.5)

AFC Special Teams

Long Snapper: Morgan Cox, TEN (78.2)

Punter: A.J. Cole III, LV (84.9)

Kicker: Justin Tucker, BAL (92.8)

Return Specialist: Tremon Smith, HOU (75.5)

Special Teamer: Minkah Fitzpatrick, PIT (91.2)

NFC Offense

Quarterback: Tom Brady, TB (90.0); Kirk Cousins, MIN (87.0); Aaron Rodgers, GB (84.6)

Running Back: Tony Pollard, DAL (86.6); A.J. Dillon, GB (86.4); Cordarrelle Patterson, ATL (86.0)

Wide Receiver: ***

Yesterday was the first time ever in my life as a Colts fan that I turned off the game before it was over. I have literally watched every game, every minute, ever snap regardless of the score since I became a fan in 2008 minus a few games due to work. But yesterday was a whole different level of disappointment and I'm a Knicks fan so I'm very familiar with disappointment. Not that anyone cares but I wanted to share my end of the season take on how I personally view the team going into the offseason.

Draft Focus: I feel that even though we dont have a ton of Draft Capital the 2 crucial things we need are going to be Pass Rush and WR/TE. I admittedly dont watch much college so dont have a player radar or anything, just the two areas I think we need the most help in.

Coaching: This will be short, idk why everyone is so on fire about the coaching. For the exception of that last game I felt the coaches did a phenomenal job most of the season. Even when down 1-4 Our guys came out with intensity and always felt like we wanted the game more than the opposing team. That being said, as much as im a fan of Reich, due to him putting himself on the line for our QB he should be in the hotseat next season. DC should be on the hotseat if we draft pass rushers and he still cant improve that aspect of the game.

Defense: Honestly I feel like we are fine in skill, but we need to have better discipline. This responsibility lies with the DC, Darius Leonard and Deforest Buckner as leaders of the team. Too many times this season did we blow leads and have games that should have been blowouts come down to the last few possesions. Look at the Jets game for christs sake we should have had our backups in by the 4th quarter but our D allowed them to stay in the game.

Offense: O-line is fine, idc what anyone says, we can definitely get someone other than Fisher but you are always going to have a weakest link. RB, well he speaks for himself. WR/TE is where I think we need the most work (dont worry QB has his own section) TY hilton is a stud but hes old and we have him maybe 1 more year. Parris Campbell is unreliable to stay healthy so far, though if healthy can be a great #1. Pittmann while at times looks like he can be a number 1 just drops the ball too much in crucial moments... Remember last year against the Bills in the WCG? In the endzone, yeah he was diving, yeah it was a difficult catch, but a true number 1 makes that TD catch on 4th down which probably results in u

Greetings! Hope everyone in this sub is having a wonderful week. I just started getting into scouting last year as a side hobby and am absolutely loving it. This is the time of year where I am constantly massaging my mock draft file attempting to balance team needs vs BPA. I will continue to make adjustments and release mocks monthly as we get more information on prospects and teams. I am also working on putting together a top 32 overall big board.

I think it's a little silly to be projecting trades considering we don't know where teams will be picking yet, so please note that there are no trades in this mock. Let me know what you guys think. I am looking for constructive criticism and feedback on how I did addressing your teams needs and the pick in general. Wouldn't mind hearing who you think I'm too high or too low on as well. Let's get started!

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1GNKO3z33OACYqD6fd3t3afTcA90fbtfrJ13rVMz2ymQ/edit?usp=sharing

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1.01 - Detroit Lions

Pick: Kayvon Thibodeaux

Position: EDGE

School: Oregon

Pick Notes: In what is widely considered to be a weak QB class, Thibodeaux is the best overall player in the draft in my opinion. He doesn’t have the raw strength you would like to see from a “can’t miss” prospect but he is one of the most technically refined edge rushers I have seen coming out. The Lions are in desperate need for an influx of talent on their roster and Thibodeaux will be a significant boost for their defense.

1.02 - Houston Texans

Pick: Matt Corral

Position: QB

School: Ole Miss

Pick Notes: I expect the Texans to use the draft capital they get from trading Watson to fill out the rest of the holes on their roster. However, until those extra picks do come in, it’s hard for me to see them passing on a QB here when they get their first hand choice at ‘their guy’ vs having to settle with what’s available to them. I don’t think any QB in this class is necessarily worth going this high based on talent but when a QB needy team gets presented with first dibs on the landscape of QB’s they usually don’t pass it up.

1.03 - New York Jets

Pick: Evan Neal

Position: OT

School: Alabama

Pick Notes: Having two bookend behemoth offensive tackles in Becton and Neal to protect your new franchise QB would be a very smart decision here. Neal is the blue chip tackle prospect from this class and wo

Let's celebrate Thanksgiving with the launch of Madden Harvest today! This promo runs for 14 days, which means that it will end at 10:30am ET on December 1.

With Harvest, we are getting the next level of rarity: iconic players. There will be (at least) 3 of them released during the promo (starting with CB Deion Sanders), and they are being handled a bit differently than the players we've had so far: instead of starting at a relatively low overall but upgradable by 300+ points through ranks and leveling, the base version of iconic players will start at a very high overall but will be upgradable by only a modest amount beyond that. For example, the rank-2 version of iconic Sanders has 420 overall, and getting him up to the maximum of rank-5 and level 10 (which is apparently the max level for an iconic player) will only boost his overall up to 505.

It seems like EA is trying to close the gap a bit between people who get just the base level of a player and those who are maxing out everyone on their roster. The trouble is going to be that because the iconic players have such a huge base overall, if you miss out on any of them, then you're going to be at an even bigger disadvantage than we've seen over the past few months. And with (at least) 3 of them coming out during Harvest, I think it is likely that FTP players will fall further behind (at least for now) since getting all of them isn't realistic.

Still, iconic players are clearly what we should focus on going forward. There's going to be some curveballs here because EA is likely to release some additional content on Thanksgiving itself, as well as Black Friday, but for now it appears that without spending any Madden Cash a FTP player can complete either:

• 1 rank-2 iconic player; or
• 2 rank-3 epic players; or
• 1 rank-4 epic player.

Been saving some of your Madden Cash over the past few months? If you spend 12,250 Madden Cash (on the 10k bundle and additional promo stamina most days), you'll be able to get:

• 2 rank-2 iconic players + 1 rank-1 epic player

(I'm hoping that this cost drops down slightly as we figure out additional Food drop rates and extra events/rewards from Thanksgiving and Black Friday - but it likely will still take 10k at a minimum).

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Players:

• There will be 3 waves of players being released throughout Harvest:
  • wave 1 is iconic CB Deion Sanders, epic TE Dawson Knox, and epic KR Devin Hester.
  • wave 2 is iconic **HB Barry Sanders

A few months ago, a dive into Grant Hill's Wikipedia page got me wondering. How many active teammates did he have? Curiosity piqued, I went from there and scanned over all NBA Hall of Famers and compiled their active teammates. And then did it with baseball. The NFL, with their much larger rosters, was a bit frightening, but here it is at last! First, a few ground rules.

A. Each player must have either played this year, or be on the injured reserve. No free agents, so players like Larry Fitzgerald were disqualified from this exercise.

B. Practice Squad DOES count. Tahir Whitehead played with Calvin and he's on a practice squad this year, I counted him. On the flip side, TO only played on the Seahawks practice squad in 2012, but I still counted the Hawks teammates.

C. Finally- I'm anything but perfect! I skimmed over all these rosters over a few hours, and I'm sure I missed a few here or there. Only caught Broncos Brett Kern, Steelers Brian Hoyer and Falcons Dustin Colquitt at the last moment. If you see where I erred, don't be afraid to correct me- I also used the rosters on Wikipedia, because Football Reference is murderously slow, so that might not capture the full season. Anyway, the players!

1. Ed Reed, with 27. Nick Folk, Demario Davis, Nick Bellore, Sheldon Richardson, Oday Aboushi, Geno Smith, A.J. Bouye, Kareem Jackson, Jon Weeks, Randy Bullock, Whitney Mercilus, Ben Jones, Brandon Brooks, Duane Brown, J.J. Watt, Ryan Griffin, DeAndre Hopkins, Case Keenum, Joe Flacco, Tyrod Taylor, Pernell McPhee, Josh Bynes, Jimmy Smith, Morgan Cox, Justin Tucker, Sam Koch, and Anthony Levine.

2. Charles Woodson, with 25. Derek Carr, Latavius Murray, Taiwan Jones, Amari Cooper, Lee Smith, Rodney Hudson, Gabe Jackson, Denico Autry, Justin Ellis, Shelby Harris, Benson Mayowa, Mario Edwards Jr, Khalil Mack, Malcolm Smith, T.J. Carrie, Garrett Gilbert, Jon Feliciano, Jack Crawford, Aaron Rodgers, Randall Cobb, Greg Van Roten, Mason Crosby, Casey Hayward, Bryan Bulaga, and Mike Daniels.

3. Champ Bailey, with 20. Malik Jackson, Von Miller, Chris Harris Jr, Aaron Brewer, Matt Prater, Derek Wolfe, Danny Trevathan, Brett Kern, Ryan Griffin, Mark Ingram, Kenny Stills, Jimmy Graham, Cameron Jordan, Senio Kelemete, Terron Armstead, Thomas Morstead, Brandin Cooks, Akiem Hicks, John Jenkins and Willie Snead.

4. (Tie) Calvin Johnson, with 19. Matthew Stafford, Ameer Abdullah, Michael Burton, Eric Ebron, Cornelius Lucas, Riley Reiff, Laken Tomlinson, Kerry Hyder, Josh Byn

Toronto Argonauts (5-3) @ Hamilton Tiger-Cats (4-4)

Kickoff: 4:00 PM ET at Tim Hortons Field

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This is my first topic starter on any Reddit board. I compiled a list of teams I consider to be each side in the NRL's best 17 over that period of time. I'm asking if there should be any changes to any of the teams and who would win a fictional competition? Who would play in a Grand Final ? or even a top 8 if you wanted, I have gone on a merit-based system so Thurston doesn't make the dogs' team over Sherwin etc.

Brisbane Broncos

1. Darius Boyd

2. Lote Tuqiri

3. Justin Hodges

4. Israel Folau

5. Wendall Sailor

6. Darren Lockyer

7. Kevin Walters

8. Shane Webcke

9. Shaun Berrigan

10. Petero Civoniceva

11. Gorden Tallis

12. Sam Thaiday

13. Tonie Carroll

14. Karmichael Hunt

15. Payne Haas

16. Corey Parker

17. Brad Thorn

Canberra Raiders

1. Clinton Schifkofske

2. Jordan Rapana

3. Jarrod Croker

4. Joel Monaghan

5. Blake Ferguson

6. Jack Wighton

7. George Williams

8. Josh Papalii

9. Josh Hodgson

10. Ruben Wiki

11. Elliott Whitehead

12. Josh Bateman

13. Jason Croker

14. Mark McLinden

15. Luke Davico

16. David Shillington

17. Alan Tongue

Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs

1. Luke Patten

2. Hazem El-Masri

3. Nigel Vagana

4. Josh Morris

5. Matt Utai

6. Braith Anasta

7. Brent Sherwin

8. James Graham

9. Michael Ennis

10. Steve Price

11. Willie Mason

12. Andrew Ryan

13. Sonny-Bill Williams

14. Ben Barba

15. Mark O'Meley

16. Josh Jackson

17. Roy Asotasi

Cronulla Sharks

1. David Peachey

2. Mat Rogers

3. Jack Bird

4. Chris McKenna

5. Valentine Holmes

6. James Maloney

7. Brett Kimmorley

8. Jason Stevens

9. Michael Ennis

10. Andrew Fifita

11. Luke Lewis

12. Wade Graham

13. Paul Gallen

14. Preston Campbell

15. Matt Prior

16. Jayson Bukuya

17. Greg Bird

Gold Coast Titans

1. Will Zillman

2. Kevin Gordon

3. Mat Rogers

4. Brian Kelly

5. Anthony Don

6. AJ Brimson

7. Scott Prince

8. Luke Bailey

9. Nathan Friend

10. Ryan James

11. Nate Myles

12. David Fifita

13. Greg Bird

14. Preston Campbell

15. Anthony Laffranchi

16. Mark Minichello

17. Ashley Harrison

Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles

1. Brett Stewart

2. Tom Trbojevic

3. Steve Matai

4. Jamie Lyon

5. Rueben Garrick

6. Kieran Foran

7. Daly Cherry-Evans

8. Brent Kite

9. Matt Ballin

10. Addin Fonua-Blake

11. Glenn Stewart

12. Jack Trbojevic

13. Ben Kennedy

14. Michael Monaghan

15. Martin Taupau

16. Antony Watmough

17. Steve Menzies

Melbourne Storm

1. Billy Slater

2. Josh Addo-Carr

 

 

 

Do your worst!

Week 3 Waivers - By Position

HUGE thanks to u/MellyMell86 and u/nomab for clipping Field Yates shouting me out on ESPN so I could see it! Made my day!!!

QB

Justin Fields - Chicago Bears

Suggested FAAB: 20%

| Every Justin Fields Play Weeks 1+2 |

If you're in a sharp league, odds are that Fields has been owned since your fantasy draft. However, he's still only owned in about 50% of ESPN and Yahoo! leagues, so there's a chance that even in sharp leagues, shallow benches could have made it simply too hard to roster a bench QB. If that's the case in your league, it's time to pounce on Fields. Andy Dalton is likely to miss Week 3 with a bone bruise in his knee, and if he ends up missing the next 2 weeks, I think that the Fields era in Chicago will have officially begun. Sure, HC Matt Nagy released a statement through Bears PR that Dalton is the starter when healthy, but we've seen placeholder QBs remain "injured" for quite a bit longer than their initial recovery prognosis would have suggested. Assuming Fields plays the next two games, he theoretically has a tough matchup on the immediate horizon when the Bears travel to Cleveland, but he has a dream matchup at home against the Lions in Week 4. While he is definitely not coming off of a great Week 2 performance, his struggles are a bit overblown, and I think he could find enough success in one or both of his upcoming matchups to force the HC's hand. In terms of his performance against the Bengals, Fields looked good for a rookie coming in on short notice, although his one major mistake was admittedly horrendous. The interception he threw looked as though he forgot what colors his team was wearing, because there's just no way he didn't see the linebacker standing directly in the path of the throw. Aside from that one glaring blemish, Fields was accurate in his throwing and decisive in his running, and his statline betrays how well he played. I counted 3 drops on perfect passes into the endzone, as well as 2 other times where the receivers failed to hold up their end of the bargain on great deep passes (Mooney had a bad game). Also, his rushing statline is skewed by 3 kneel-downs to end the game, as well as being credited with a rush for negative yards when he recovered his own fumble. When he actually ran the ball, he looked great (6YPC), and he was one toe-skimming-the-sideline away from logging a rushing TD in back-to-back games. Which brings

Note: These are cumulative, not just for this single game. Also, there’s a snap minimum to be ranked, so players who have not played much will not be on here.

#QB

Carson Wentz: 69.5 grade, ranked 25/38

#RB

Jonathan Taylor: 90.2 grade, ranked 2/59 (only Cordarelle Patterson ranked above at 90.3)

Nyheim Hines: 71.4 grade, ranked 27/59

#WR

Michael Pittman Jr.: 77.6 grade, ranked 19/125

Parris Campbell: 63.2 grade, ranked 83/125

Zach Pascal: 55.7 grade, ranked 115/125

Ashton Dulin: 54.0 grade, ranked 117/125

(TY doesn’t have enough snaps to qualify looks like)

#TE

Jack Doyle: 69.5 grade, ranked 21/71

Mo-Alie Cox: 63.4 grade, ranked 36/71

#T

Braden Smith: 83.2 grade, ranked 5/81

Matt Pryor: 74.7 grade, ranked 22/81

Eric Fisher: 68.7 grade, ranked 42/81

Julie’n Davenport: 47.3 grade, ranked 80/81

#G

Mark Glowinski: 68.1 grade, ranked 24/78

Chris Reed: 61.9 grade, ranked 44/78

Quenton Nelson: 59.7 grade, ranked 50/78

#C

Ryan Kelly: 57.0 grade, ranked 27/38

#ID

DeForest Buckner: 73.9 grade, ranked 17/128

Grover Stewart: 72.8 grade, ranked 19/128

Taylor Stallworth: 64.3 grade, ranked 47/128

#ED

Kwity Paye: 81.3 grade, ranked 14/108

Tyquan Lewis: 71.8 grade, ranked 36/108

Al-Quadin Muhammad: 64.2 grade, ranked 61/108

(Dayo doesn’t have enough snaps to qualify looks like)

#LB

Darius Leonard: 72.5 grade, ranked 9/84

Bobby Okereke: 57.7 grade, ranked 36/84

(Zaire Franklin doesn’t have enough snaps to qualify looks like)

#CB

Isaiah Rodgers: 68.9 grade, ranked 30/118

Rock Ya-Sin: 67.7 grade, ranked 33/118

Kenny Moore: 64.7 grade, ranked 48/118

Xavier Rhodes: 56.2 grade, ranked 89/118

#S

George Odum: 69.8 grade, ranked 31/91

Julian Blackmon: 60.7 grade, ranked 56/91

Andrew Sendejo: 59.8 grade, ranked 59/91

Khari Willis: 50.5 grade, ranked 83/91

Kickers and Punters are not accessible to those without a subscription I believe.

For context I'm a Refuse Driver (Garbage man) & today I was on food waste. After I'd tipped I was checking the wagon for any defects when I spotted a lone pea balanced on the lifts.

I said "hey look, an escaPEA"

No one near me but it didn't half make me laugh for a good hour or so!

Edit: I can't believe how much this has blown up. Thank you everyone I've had a blast reading through the replies 😂

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The first of 18 NFL weeks is now in the rear-view mirror and while we don’t want to overreact to what we saw, there are some things that we were able to learn. Therefore – just like I did last year – I put together a list of three takeaways that I have coming out of all 16 games. Some of these may concern an individual player, a coach, a position group or a team as a whole. Obviously, there would more things to point out here, but for the purpose of this exercise, I chose the ones that were most apparent to me.

This is what I took away:

Dallas Cowboys at Tampa Bay Buccaneers:

1. Dak Prescott is not 100%, but he’s still a baller

It’s good see Dak back out there. While I expected Dallas to struggle trying to run the ball, I didn’t think the coaching staff would actually let him drop back 62 total times, coming off foot surgery and kind of a mysterious shoulder injury. However, that’s what the game demanded and Prescott was awesome, with a questionable missed offensive pass interference call being what kept his team from probably beating the Super Bowl champs at their place. Now, there was clearly some limitations to his mobility, as I didn’t see some of that quick-twitch athleticism inside the pocket and then to actually take advantage of when there was space to run, and I thought he didn’t quite have the zip on the ball that we’re accustomed to seeing from him, but this guy’s already back to being a top ten quarterback, with room to move up.

2. The Bucs offense is loaded with pass-catchers

This isn’t news to anybody, but I believe Tampa’s receiving corp could actually be significantly better than last year. Godwin looks like a PPR-monster for fantasy purposes whose toughness and physicality make him their designated YAC threat, AB can still dust corners with impeccable footwork and was great at tracking the ball down the field and Gronk might barely crack the five-second mark in the 40-yard dash at this point of his career, but him knowing exactly how Brady wants him to adjust on the fly and the way he can still tank forward make him a valuable piece. Evans was actually kind of the odd man out and looked a little banged up, but he’ll have better days ahead. And I haven’t even mentioned Scotty Miller as a guy to take deep shots towards, their TE1 until he got hurt last year

Every year The Athletic releases a consensus big board (https://theathletic.com/2530534/2021/04/29/2021-nfl-draft-consensus-big-board-70-lists-one-ranking-of-the-top-300-prospects/ - requires a subscription) which attempts to create a consensus draft ranking by aggregating other draft boards. I decided to take this a step further and write a quick script to simulate what each team's draft would have looked like had they drafted the consensus best player available.

There are two columns: "Consensus BPA" which represents the overall best player available that could have been drafted at the given pick, and the "Consensus BPA (By position)" column which is the best player available at the given position that the team actually drafted. One thing that stood out to me is how absurdly close the Lions actual draft is to the positional BPA shown here.

Some things to note are that the board may have some oddities due to either players being drafted that were not ranked on the board, or positions being slightly different between the consensus board and where I pulled my data from. The displayed positions are pulled from the consensus big board, to help explain the naming here is an excerpt I grabbed from the article:

>A quick note on position designations: “WRS” refers to receivers that will primarily be tasked with slot play, “DL1T” refers to nose tackles, “DL3T” refers to defensive tackles with more pass-rush responsibility and “DL5T” refers to players that can either play 3-4 defensive end or could be either an edge rusher or interior pass rusher. This updated version of the list has also added “NCB” to stand for nickel corners who will primarily be expected to play in the slot. It wasn’t originally noted but, “RBC” stands for a change-of-pace running back — primarily pass catchers who aren’t expected to be lead backs.

This is by no means a perfect and I haven't gone through every team to confirm things so if you see any inconsistencies please let me know and I can try to fix it and rerun.

Arizona Cardinals

Gerwyn Price v Richie Edhouse/Lihao Wen

Kim Huybrechts v Steve Beaton/Fallon Sherrock

Stephen Bunting v Ross Smith/Jeff Smith

Dirk van Duijvenbode v Jermaine Wattimena/Boris Koltsov

Jonny Clayton v Keane Barry/Royden Lam

Gabriel Clemens v Lewy Williams/Toyokazu Shibata

Michael Smith v Ron Meulenkamp/Lisa Ashton

Glen Durrant v Willie O'Connor/Danny Lauby

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James Wade v Maik Kuivenhoven/Ky Smith

Vincent van der Voort v Adam Hunt/Boris Krcmar

Joe Cullen v Ted Evetts/Jim Williams

Simon Whitlock v Marijn Kleermaker/John Michael

Dimitri van den Bergh v Florian Hempel/Marin Schindler

Devon Petersen v Jamie Hughes/Raymond Smith

Krzysztof Ratajski v Steve Lennon/Madars Razma

Mervyn King v Ryan Joyce/Roman Benecky

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Peter Wright v Ryan Meikle/Favian Schmutzler

Damon Heta v Luke Woodhouse/James Wilson

Ryan Searle v William Borland/Bradley Brooks

Danny Noppert v Jason Heaver/Juan Francisco Rodriguez

Jose de Sousa v Jason Lowe/Daniel Larsson

Mensur Suljovic v Alan Soutar/Diogo Portela

Nathan Aspinall v Joe Murnan/Paul Lim

Brendan Dolan v Callan Rydz/Yuki Yamada

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Michael van Gerwen v Chas Barstow/John Norman Jnr

Chris Dobey v Ben Robb/Rusty-Jake Rodriguez

Dave Chisnall vs Darius Labanauskas/Charles Losper

Luke Humphries v Rowby-John Rodriguez/Nick Kenny

Gary Anderson v Adrian Lewis/Matt Campbell

Ian White v Scott Mitchell/Chris Landman

Rob Cross v Raymond van Barneveld/Lawrence Ilagan

Daryl Gurney v Ricky Evans/Nitin Kumar

Pilot on me!!

Who are some guys who have been playing this year not in MUT? Let's add them below!

These are active roster participants, not practice squad, or popular free agents (Todd Gurley)

2021 Stats in Parentheses unless it is their first season with recorded snaps.

Updated 10-18-2021

**Preseason Update **

#AFC

Justin Houston (EDGE-BAL) 139 Games played - 4xPB, 1x AllPro - 17 FF - 99.5 Sk - 120 TFL (5 GP-3 TFL-2 Sk) Has a Card

Ty'son Williams (RB-BAL) 4 GP - 230 Yds - 1 TD Has a card

Ar'Darius Washington (S-BAL) 2 GP

Le'Veon Bell (HB-BAL) 3xPB - 2xAP - 90 GP - 9,741 Yd - 49 TD (2 GP - 29 yd - 1TD)

Devonta Freeman (HB-BAL) 2x PB - 87 GP - 6,346 yd - 45 TD (5 GP - 129 yd - 1 TD)

Malik McDowell (IDL-CLE) 6 GP - 3 TFL - 1 Sk

Trai Turner (G-PIT) 99 GP- 5x PB Has a Card

Tavon Austin (RB-JAX) 103 GP - 5,359 APY - 28 TDs (3 GP - 62 Yds)

Rex Burkhead (RB-HOU) 88 GP - 1x SBC - 2455 SY - 22 TD (5 GP - 10 Yd)

Matt Ammendola (K-NYJ) 5 GP - 21 PTs

Isaiah Dunn (CB-NYJ) 4 GP - 1 PD

Sherrod Neasman (S-NYJ) 59 GP (2 GP- 1 TFL - 1 PD)

Andre Mentze (EDGE-DEN) 5 GP

Bobby Massie (OT-DEN) 124 GP (6GP) Has a card

Kendall Hinton (WR, "QB"-DEN) 7 GP - 7 PY - 90 Yd - 1 TD (6 GP - 90 Yd - 1TD)

Tristan Vizcaino (K-LAC) 7 GP - 42 PTs (6 GP - 31 PTs)

Gerald McCoy (IDL-LVR) 140 GP - 6x PB - 1x All Pro - 6 FF - 59.5 Sk - 86 TFL (1 GP)

Josh Gordon (WR-KC) 65 GP - 4,352 Yds - 20 TDs (2 GP - 11 Yds)

#NFC

Sheldon Richardson (IDL-MIN) 127 GP 10 FF - 31 Sk - 58 TFL (6 GP - 2 PD)

Everson Griffen (EDGE-MIN) 166 GP - 4xPB - 10 FF - 84.5 Sk - 96 TFL (5 GP - 4 Sk - 3TFL - 1 FF) Has a card

Bashaud Breeland (CB-MIN) 100 GP - 8 FF - 15 INT (6 GP - 1 INT - 1PD - 1TFL) Has a card

Dede Westbrook (WR-MIN) 46 GP - 2543 APY - 9 TD (6 G 111 APY)

De'Vondre Campbell (ILB-GB) 81 GP - 6 FF - 5 INT (6 GP - 1 TFL - 2INT - 3 PD) Has a card

Trinity Benson (WR-DET) 5 GP 59 Yds

AJ Parker (CB-DET) 6 GP - 1 TFL

Jerry Jacobs (CB-DET) 6 GP - 2 PD - 1 FF

Darren Fells (TE-DET) 108 GP - 1520SY - 21 TD (6 GP - 37 Yds)

Jason Peters (OT-CHI) 219 GP - 9xPB - 2xAP - 1xSBC - 1TD (6GP)

Kwon Alexander (ILB-NO) 67 GP - 1xPB - 7 INT - 9 FF - 8.5 Sk (1 GP)

Blaine Gabbert (QB-TB) 60 GP -

Dad jokes are supposed to be jokes you can tell a kid and they will understand it and find it funny.

This sub is mostly just NSFW puns now.

If it needs a NSFW tag it's not a dad joke. There should just be a NSFW puns subreddit for that.

Edit* I'm not replying any longer and turning off notifications but to all those that say "no one cares", there sure are a lot of you arguing about it. Maybe I'm wrong but you people don't need to be rude about it. If you really don't care, don't comment.

Players who will not be available tonight: Lamar Jackson (injury), Tyler Huntley (covid), Chris Streveler (covid), JK Dobbins (injury), Gus Edwards (injury), Justise Hill (covid), Patrick Ricard (injury), Devin Duvernay (injury), Jaylon Moore (covid), Josh Oliver (covid), Ja'Wuan James (injury), Tyre Phillips (injury), Ben Powers (injury), David Sharpe (covid), Ronnie Stanley (injury), Aaron Crawford (injury), Xavier Kelly (injury), Justin Madubuike (covid), Derek Wolfe (injury), Otaro Alaka (injury), Chris Board (covid), L.J. Fort (injury), Daelin Hayes (injury), Justin Houston (covid), Pernell McPhee (covid), Kristian Welch (covid), Khalil Dorsey (injury), DeShon Elliott (injury), Marlon Humphrey (injury), Iman Marshall (injury), Marcus Peters (injury), Jimmy Smith (covid), Geno Stone (covid), Kevin Toliver (covid), Ar'Darius Washington (injury), Chris Westry (covid).

36 Players missing in total

15 Offensive players

21 Defensive players

15 from covid

21 from injury

Calais Campbell, Patrick Mekari, Odafe Oweh, and Brandon Stephens are good to go.

1. Casey Hayward 82.1
2. Chidobe Awuzie 81.5
3. Jalen Ramsey 81.5
4. Darius Slay 78.0
5. Greedy Williams 77.0
6. Tevaughn Campbell 76.6
7. Jamel Dean 76.4
8. Robert Alford 76.1
9. Avonte Madox 75.9
10. Anthony Brown 75.4

-Next 5-

11. Jaire Alexander 75.1

12. Chris Harris Jr. 74.9

13. Aj Terrel 74.8

14. Marshon Lattimore 74.8

15. Marlon Humphrey 74.4

Prior to 2021, we would be reaching the halfway point of the NFL regular season right. With a 17th game, there is no clean midway point of the season, so this is still close enough. The league standings are starting to take shape and it is clear which teams should start thinking about which players they could draft come April.

I am so excited that mock draft season is heating up. With tons of college football action already in the books, we are starting to get a sense for who the top prospects in the upcoming 2022 NFL draft will be. We still have a long way to go though before final rankings are in or the draft order is even set, so this more about starting to familiarize ourselves with upcoming team needs on the NFL side and players to watch as the college season continues.

This is the most up-to-date draft order according to Tankathon through the conclusion of Sunday Night Football. The outcome of Chiefs-Giants on Monday night will likely see each team slide a couple spots in either direction.

With the trade deadline right around the corner, it will be interesting to see if any of these teams' needs change, but for right now, this is which players I could see teams targeting when the draft rolls around.

Edited to add in DeMarvin Leal, who I accidentally omitted.

1. Detroit Lions (0-8) - Kayvon Thibodeaux, EDGE, Oregon

It is hard to find much to be positive about following a 44-6 loss. However, it moves the Lions one step closer to landing an elite edge rusher in Kayvon Thibodeaux. The Oregon star has been incredibly disruptive this season, racking up sacks and tackles for loss while just generally wreaking havoc. He would immediately provide a boost to this overmatched Detroit defense. Dan Campbell will love his motor and his nose for the football.

2. Houston Texans (1-7) - Derek Stingley Jr., CB, LSU

Houston's secondary is a mess. The trio of Desmond King, Terrance Mitchell and Vernon Hargreaves do not inspire much confidence for the future, nor have they done much to deserve to stick on the roster past the 2021 season. Derek Stingley Jr. will have some questions to answer in the pre-draft process after missing much of this season due to injury. When healthy though, he is a sticky cover man with good physical traits and above average instincts. If he can return to the level he played at in 2019, when LSU won a national title, he will be a very good corner in the NFL.

3. **Philadelphia Eagles via Miami Dolphins (1-7) - Aidan Hutchinson

My first mock of the year here. Obviously values, evaluations, and such are still very fluid. This is all based on my own opinions and values and WHAT I WOULD DO IF I WAS THE GM OF EACH TEAM

1. Detroit Lions - Kayvon Thibodeaux, EDGE, Oregon.

The Lions have a lot of work to do. Thibodeaux is the a top 2 player in this draft, plays a premier position, and can help the defense immediately. Now I would not hesitate to pick a QB here, however I think the Lions are more than a QB away from being a solid team, Goff can play in the mean time as a bridge, and let this team build itself up before starting the clock on a rookie QB contract.

2. Philadelphia Eagles - Derek Stingley Jr., CB, LSU

The Eagles have alot of needs all around the team. Getting a playmaker at CB who is a consensus top 5-7 player in this draft is a decent consolation prize for missing out the EDGE that went 1.01. With two other first round picks, the Eagles can look to get EDGE help later.

3. Houston Texans - Evan Neal, OT, Alabama

Another team that is just way to far from being ready for a rookie QB. Maybe once Watson is dealt there will be more draft capital to build around one but for now, lets take a blue chip OL piece to continue to make a formidable unit up front, joining Tunsil. Heck, Howard, and Scharping have not played exceptional enough for me to skip over the chance to take Neal. The other option was Kyle Hamilton but with Reid being great and Lonnie Johnson learning, I'm going with a more premier position.

4. New York Jets - Kyle Hamilton, S, Notre Dame

I wanted to take Hutchinson and would have preferred Evan Neal to fall here, but realizing Lawson will be back next year, perhaps the Jets decide to go with another elite S prospect, especially with what seems like a likely departure for Maye. Hamilton is my #1 player in this draft and I think he can offer a team Isaiah Simmons, Jamal Adams type positional diversity as an all around playmaker.

5. Jacksonville Jaguars - Aidan Hutchinson, EDGE, Michigan

Chaisson has not worked out well to this point and Hutchinson looks like an absolute freak of a pass rusher. Pairing him with Josh Allen who seems to be the middle of a breakout season could help Jacksonville re-establish a great defense.

6. Philadelphia Eagles - George Karlaftis, EDGE, Purdue

Derek Barnett is due for FA and is not having the best year. Replacing him with Karlaftis who has a high motor and can wreck some tackles with his power seems to be a good idea to me

Toronto Argonauts (2-1) @ Hamilton Tiger-Cats (1-2)

Kickoff: 1:00 PM ET at Tim Hortons Field

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Hey Reddit!

Each day this offseason we dropped a name, included some thoughts on that player, and had some great discussions in the comments. With 200 entries in the books and draft weekend officially here, it's time to reflect on this series, make suggestions for improvement in the future, and have any final discussions.

Below are links to every entry done this offseason. Thank you to every person who has contributed to this series whether it was a comment or a post, and I hope this series helps everybody win some leagues this year!

Links To All Discussions

Day 1: Christian McCaffrey

Day 2: Baker Mayfield

Day 3: D.K. Metcalf

Day 4: Hayden Hurst

Day 5: Clyde Edwards-Helaire

Day 6: Daniel Jones

Day 7: CeeDee Lamb

Day 8: Mike Gesicki

Day 9: Derrick Henry

Day 10: Matthew Stafford

Day 11: Parris Campbell

Day 12: Mark Andrews

Day 13: Devin Singletary

Day 14: Kirk Cousins

[Day 15: Christian Kirk](https://www.reddit.com/r/fantasyfootball/comme