Ja, det var bare midlertidig de fjernet Jacksons musikk, men likevel. Hører på Nrk mp3 på jobb og "freaky friday" kommer faktisk på så og si hver time. Klarer ikke å fatte at de fjerner Michael Jackson grunnet anklager, mens Chris Brown som faktisk er dømt kvinnemishandler og nesten-drapsmann har de null problem å spille?

Neste gang sangen kommer på skriver jeg et sint brev til Nrk, fordi ellers er kanalen helt OK bakgrunnsmusikk.

Will this lower my RB score while raising my team average if I cut two more players to make room for the three?

For reference, here's the rest of my team:

• Andy Dalton, Cin QB
• C.J. Spiller, Buf RB
• Darren Sproles, NO RB
• Julio Jones, Atl WR
• Hakeem Nicks, NYG WR
• Brandon Pettigrew, Det TE
• DeMarco Murray, Dal RB
• D/ST Packers D/ST D/ST
• Greg Zuerlein, StL K
• Shane Vereen, NE RB
• T.Y. Hilton, Ind WR
• Joique Bell, Det RB
• Danny Woodhead, SD RB
• Pierre Thomas, NO RB
• Cordarrelle Patterson, MIN WR
• Philip Rivers, SD QB

10 team ppr

Need to cut someone because Cobb was activated this week. I'm leaning towards cutting spiller (hasn't done a damn thing, I'm a saints fan and watch every game) or Ellington, behind cj and D. Johnson was drafted.

Roster Brees, R Wilson

Lacy, Hyde, Starks, Langford, McKinnon, ajayi, Cobb, spiller, Ellington, c michael

A brown, Cooper, Hilton, a Robinson, Moncrief, d Parker

Eifert

This is my team currently: http://i.imgur.com/r3Qzanh.png

Standard Scoring

My team ATM

I think this makes my team better. Does /r/fantasyfootball agree?

In our 10 man non ppr league, I got a trade request: Dwayne Bowe, Michael Turner, Jeremy Maclin, and Cj Spiller for Adrian Peterson. What should i do?

EDIT: I read it wrong, AP AND Dwayne Bowe for Turner, Maclin, and Spiller

I give up Wes Welker and Stevan Ridley for CJ Spiller and Michael Turner.

This is a standard scoring league, no PPR. However, it is a full dynasty league with a 45K salary cap (all players are signed to three year contracts; this is the inaugural season so all players involved are in the first year of three year deals.)

Here are the salaries of the players involved:

Welker: 3 yrs/$4600 Ridley: 3 yrs/$550

Spiller: 3 yrs/$1000 Turner: 3 yrs/$3800

Rosters start 2 RB, 2 WR, 1 TE, 1 RB/WR/TE flex. Current RBs are Ray Rice, Jonathan Stewart, Kevin Best, Ridley, Cedric Benson. Current WRs are Eric Decker, Welker, Reggie Wayne, Brandon LaFell, Laurent Robinson, Kendall Right.

The trade would have minimal salary implications - I would add $380 to my current cap room of $4047.

I'm concerned about my already weak WR's.

Thoughts?

Bush has been a beast for me the past couple of games, but he is going against a pretty stingy Dears defense. Spiller is in a more favorable matchup vs. the Jets defense, but hasnt really proven himself.

Thoughts?

Trade was offered to me. I thought about it for a second because I feel like my WR depth is gone. What do you guys think? Standard, 10 team

My Team:

Eli

RB: Arian, Lynch, Ahmad, Leshoure, Tate, Spiller

wr: Julio, Percy, Heyward Bey, Washington, Decker,

te: chandler

His: RGIII, Vick, Ridley, Kendall Hunter, Doug Martin, DMC, Calvin, Jerome Simpson, Torrey Smith, Maclin, D Moore, Gates

Here is my roster. I'm behind 1 point from last week so I think I have to go for it.

Spiller has a tough matchup as does Michael Crabtree. McGahee has a decent match up but that game has all the makings of a shootout. Kevin Smith and Marion Barber have decent matchups but Barber could be on the hot seat after making a couple of boneheaded moves last week and Kevin Smith is coming off of an injury. Laurent Robinson is super hot but he is injured and was limited in practice on Wednesday. I'm really torn here, I'm thinking Kevin Smith or Laurent Robinson if they are both healthy but I'm really not sure. CJ Spiller, Marion Barber, and Willis McGahee have potential as workhorse backs but it wouldn't be surprising if each of their teams were to play from behind.

Any advice would be much appreciated and I would be happy to look at your team in return.

My Team:

QB - Peyton Manning

RB - Maurice Jones-Drew

RB - Ahmad Bradshaw

RB/WR - Vincent Jackson

WR - Roddy White

WR - Demaryius Thomas

TE - Jimmy Graham

OP - Alex Smith

D/ST - Seahawks

K - Stephen Gostkowski

Bench: Fred Jackson, Alfred Morris, Justin Blackmon, Donald Brown, Broncos D/ST, Josh Freeman

Others on his team: Eli Manning, Lesean McCoy, Adrian Peterson, Marques Colston, Eric Decker, Antonio Gates, Matt Schaub, Pierre Garcon, Ryan Fitzpatrick, Peyton Hillis, Mike Williams, Dennis Pitta.

I am not really sure about this trade yet, I was thinking of waiting until after the Monday night game to see how turner plays. I am really uncomfortable giving away MJD on a team that is already weak at RB. Because we can start two quarterbacks, I was thinking of trying to go for one of his because I am weak at QB2. Overall I am just leaning towards no on the trade but I'm still not sure. What are your thoughts?

The guy just got Roddy white in a trade and thinks he has too many Falcons now. Is this a good deal?

My RBs: Forte, Morris, Leshoure, Spiller, FJax

10 team standard scoring

EDIT: He's now offering Torey Smith, and Turner for CJ and Mikel.

My wr: D.Jackson, Miles Austin, Britt, JJones, Greg Jennings

This is a 10 team standard scoring ESPN league. My team consists of

QB Peyton Manning RB1 Darren McFadden RB2 Darren Sproles Flex Torrey Smith WR1 Roddy White WR2 Hakeem Nicks TE Jared Cook D. SF 49ers K. M Prater, Den

BEN MJD RB BEN M. Leshoure RB BEN Kenny Britt WR BEN Tony Gonzalez, TE BEN Josh Freeman QB BEN Den Broncos Def BEN Mike Nugent K

Link

Full spreadsheet available here with detail below.

Coaching Carousel

New York Giants

Out: GM Dave Gettleman, OC Freddie Kitchens (Interim)

In: GM Dave Ziegler, OC Adam Stenavich

Fans have been unhappy with Gettleman for years, and it seems like ownership is finally catching up. The Maras also seem content with holding on to former Patriots ST Coach Joe Judge as their locker room leader. If that is the case, it makes sense to bring in somebody Judge is already familiar with in Ziegler, the current Patriots' Director of Player Personnel. The 44-year-old is a Patriot through and through. He was college teammates with Nick Caserio (who he replaced following Caserio's move to Houston) and Josh McDaniels (under whom he was a scout in Denver). He has cut his teeth under Belichick, spending the last 9 years in the scouting department in New England. In his first year without the "assistant" being tagged onto his job title, Ziegler added key free agents in Kendrick Bourne, Matt Judon, and Hunter Henry. He also oversaw one of the best draft classes in recent Patriot history with Mac Jones a favorite to win ROTY on top of inspiring play from Christian Barmore and Rhamondre Stevenson.

In addition to Ziegler, Packers' OL Coach Adam Stenavich joins as the new offensive coordinator. A bit of an unknown name, Stenavich is a former NFL player that has really made the most of his coaching opportunities. With Green Bay, he has overseen a revolving door of elite late round picks at OL, from Corey Linsley to David Bakhtiari to Yosh Nijman. In 2021, the Packers have seen countless injury along the line yet still have maintained an elite unit. Prior to Green Bay, Stenavich was on Shanahan's staff in San Francisco, coaching the likes of Joe Staley, Mike McGlinchey, and Weston Richburg. While Stenavich is unproven as a playcaller, he has worked under two of the best young offensive minds in the game. On top of his promising resume, his area of expertise is one the Giants desperately need help with. Other than Andrew Thomas, the Giants' OL has been an endless pile of poop covered garbage.

Chicago Bears

Out: GM Ryan Pace, HC Matt Nagy, OC Bill Lazor, DC Sean DeSai

In: GM Ed Dodds, HC Leslie Frazier, OC Darrell Bevell, DC Jeff Howard

Pace's tenure in Chicago has run its course. While many applauded him for having the onions to make a big move for Khalil

• Highest scoring team in Clemson history with 436 total points. •
• Scored 54 touchdowns, third most in Clemson history. •
• Third in school history in yards per play at 5.7. •
• Seventh team in Clemson history to gain 5000 yards. •
• Had school record streak four straight games of scoring at least 40 points and record six straight games with at least 34 points. •
• Third team in Clemson history to gain at least 2300 yards rushing and 2300 yards passing in same year. •
• Most balanced team in Clemson history in terms of scoring. Had 24 rushing touchdowns and 23 passing. •
• Just the fourth team in Clemson history with three 500-yard receivers. •
• Set record for most completions and yards to tight ends in school history (60) and (617) •
• Michael Palmer set Clemson record for receptions and reception yards by a tight end with 43-507.
• Kyle Parker earned second-team Freshman All-America honors and threw for 2526 yards, fifth best for a freshman in ACC history. •
• Parker tied for most wins by a freshman quarterback in the nation. •
• Thomas Austin made third-team All-American. Dalton Freeman made first-team freshman All-American.

Want to point out that all of these stats, including the passing ones, were with C.J. Spiller on the team absolutely crushing it. Not only did he utilize Spiller incredibly well – he called a perfectly balanced offense that saw passing records broken as well.

Why was he fired from Clemson?

• There is no clear answer. Wikipedia says, "a steep decline in offense."
• But there is other context...

>The hot topic coming out about Clemson this week was the rumored altercation between head coach Dabo Swinney and offensive coordinator Billy Napier at last Wednesday's practice.
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>This has turned into an Internet mini-sensation.
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>There are reports of Swinney changing up to 25 of Napier's calls per game, and that during the final Clemson drive of the Maryland game, Dabo signaled a different call from Napier and didn't change the protection scheme, which resulted in a sack of quarterback Kyle Parker.
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>The reports go even so far as to claim that Napier is often unaware that Dabo is even changing the call. These are stemming from a handful of independent websites that I won't link because they are unsubstantiated rumors, but they did create enough of a buzz to have Swinney answer questions about it in this

The Season's End is approaching pretty quickly, and as teams get slowly locked into their playoff positions, the time for fixing a team's needs is already upon their offices, and they turn to the college scheme, which is about to finish their season with a championship game. So, let's do this mock, where I'll use a combination of realistic scenarios and my pick choices for teams. Let's go.

1.1 - EDGE Kayvon Thibodeaux - Oregon, New York Giants (VIA Jacksonville; 2022 1.1 and 2022 Third Rounder for NYG 1.08 and 1.05)

How do you even start to fix the Jaguars? Sure you'll be able to grab Kayvon Thibodeaux here, but that doesn't help what's going on the other side of the ball, with Trevor Lawrence, your generational QB getting thrown to the dogs. You take this chance to get two top 10 picks, instead of one where you can benefit from getting your team more talent off the bat. Now for the Giants: Thibodeaux is the dream. A 3-4 Chandler Jones-like Pass Rusher that can downright dominate and redefine a defensive front. Having Ojulari, Williams, Lawrence and Thibodeaux can justify the Giants trade up, and despite Gettleman being fairly incompetent, I'm sure they can throw some money at the Guards in this market to fill up that hole. (They still have their early 2nd rounder!)

Yeah I get Giants fans won't love this one, but there's not really a lot of places you can go with this team. I'd rather take a player like Kayvon and grab a stud on OL with the early second. Worth remembering that Gates IS coming back, and they can very well get an instant starter at RG in the thirties while plugging the hole at LG in free agency. That's how much the first overall pick is worth, and it may be worth it in the long run.

UPDATE: I'd probably prefer to go Neal and Linderbaum there. Phenomenal. :D

1.2 - EDGE Aidan Hutchinson - Michigan, Detroit Lions

The Lions invested a good share of their picks last year on OL/DL, but there's a slight hole of talent that remains at the EDGE Rusher position where Hutchinson would be perfect for them. He's an in-state talented pass rusher who's a fantastic leader on defence, with some phenomenal tape that shows him demolishing the passing game of opposing teams. Having him and Okwara on the line will be reminiscent of the Ojabo-Hutch duo which was the most dominant pair in this year's college football season.

1.3 - EDGE George Karlaftis - Purdue, Houston Texans

Three pass rushers in a row. OKAY. Truth is, Tytus Howa

My first mock draft of the season - with trades. Two rounds, with blurbs for each pick in the first.

Draft order from Tankathon.

JAX (1.01) - Kayvon Thibodeaux, EDGE, Oregon

The Jags go for the most talented edge in the class, with interest on Hutchinson cooling slightly after being largely shut down in the Orange Bowl against Georgia. Kayvon has an insane ceiling due to his physical tools, and Jacksonville will be salivating at Kayvon and Josh Allen coming off the edges and terrorising quarterbacks for years to come

DET (1.02) - Aiden Hutchinson, EDGE, Michigan

Hutchinson has had an incredibly dominant season in his senior year, and the Lions just go best player available, after deciding to give Jarrod Goff another year as starting quarterback. The senior has dominated most of the defences he's played this year, and will be a asset and cornerstonein the Lions defence.

HOU (1.03) - Evan Neal

Houston decide to give Davis Mills another year starting after showing some promise down the stretch, and shore up protection around him by drafting Neal, and absolute monster who can play anywhere on the line. Neal will be a day 1 starter who will shore up a weak Houston o-line.

NYJ (1.04) - Derek Stingley Jr, CB, LSU

The Jets find themselves in a tough spot. The lack of promising QB's means it's hard to find a suitor to trade down, which would be the ideal option at this spot. The Jets end up picking Stingley a lot earlier than they would have liked. Ikem Okwonu provides an intriguing option, but the Jets opt to continue with the promising George Fant and talented Mekhi Becton at the tackles. Stingley has all the physical tools, but has been inconsistent after a standout freshman year, and will likely improve his stock after a stand-out combine. The Jets hope he can be a worthy investment and become a star outside cornerback.

NYG (1.05) - Ikem Okwonu, OT, NC State

In Andrew Thomas, the Giants have a nice, long term piece in the trenches. That, however, is where the positives end for New York's offensive line. The whole rest of the line has major question marks, and none of them really have deserved their spot. The Giants take the dynamic Okwonu to play opposite Thomas at Tackle, providing a solid pair to protect Jones for likely his last shot at taking the starting job.

CAR (1.06) - Charles Cross, OT, Mississippi State

Carolina also opt to improve their dreadful offensive line, with the strong tackle out of Mississippi State. With one of the

After reading everyone's comments, I'm not certain anything major had to be changed, so I went ahead and added another round. Updated standings after yesterday's KC win.

ROUND 1

1. Detroit: Aidan Hutchinson, EDGE, Michigan; Detroit picks a homegrown talent with the proven production to continue its years-long rebuild. Hutchinson has the size, power and speed to succeed at the NFL level.
2. Jacksonville: Evan Neal, OT, Alabama; Jacksonville needs to keep Trevor Lawrence upright, and Neal is a 6'7, 360lb specimen who can do just that. With Cam Robinson scheduled to leave in FA, Neal is a mighty tantalizing prospect with the potential upside of a massive upgrade long-term.
3. Houston: Kayvon Thibodeaux, EDGE, Oregon; There's one thing Houston has prioritized early and often, it's the front seven. Eight of Houston's eighteen first round picks have been along the defensive trenches, with names like JJ Watt, Whitney Mercilus and Amobi Okoye. Thibodeaux is a generational prospect who can become a franchise player in Houston.
4. New York J: Derek Stingley Jr., CB, LSU; A lights-out cornerback prospect who can hang with the very best of them. Head coach Robert Saleh must be giddy at the chance to draft a talent with the potential to become the next Darrelle Revis.
5. New York G: Ikem Ekwonu, OT, North Carolina State; The Giants now have the league's worst offensive line after LAC has largely fixed its own issues by drafting Rashawn Slater and signing Corey Linsley. Ekwonu is a rock solid prospect who can help keep Daniel Jones upright.
6. New York G: George Karlaftis, EDGE, Purdue; The Giants also need a pass-rushing force opposite rookie Azeez Ojulari, and Karlaftis is the third of the big 4 pass rushers in the top 10 who can terrorize opposing quarterbacks.
7. New York J: David Ojabo, EDGE Michigan; Ojabo is a high-upside prospect who can help the other New York team complete a defensive line that's been excellent at penetrating opposing inside offensive lines, but not so much along the edges.
8. Carolina: Matt Corral, QB, Ole Miss; I'm not sure QB is the right move for Carolina here personally, but it's definitely something an impatient Matt Rhule would do. In 2 years he's gotten rid of Cam Newton, got his replacement, got rid of said replacement, got another replacement, benched that replacement and brought back Newton. Corral is a prospect with a proven arm in CFB's toughest conference.
9. Atlanta: Kyle Hamilton, S, Notre Dame; Atlanta is one to go BPA h

After reading everyone's comments, I'm not certain anything major had to be changed, so I went ahead and added another round

ROUND 1

1. Detroit: Aidan Hutchinson, EDGE, Michigan; Detroit picks a homegrown talent with the proven production to continue its years-long rebuild. Hutchinson has the size, power and speed to succeed at the NFL level.
2. Jacksonville: Evan Neal, OT, Alabama; Jacksonville needs to keep Trevor Lawrence upright, and Neal is a 6'7, 360lb specimen who can do just that. With Cam Robinson scheduled to leave in FA, Neal is a mighty tantalizing prospect with the potential upside of a massive upgrade long-term.
3. Houston: Kayvon Thibodeaux, EDGE, Oregon; There's one thing Houston has prioritized early and often, it's the front seven. Eight of Houston's eighteen first round picks have been along the defensive trenches, with names like JJ Watt, Whitney Mercilus and Amobi Okoye. Thibodeaux is a generational prospect who can become a franchise player in Houston.
4. New York J: Derek Stingley Jr., CB, LSU; A lights-out cornerback prospect who can hang with the very best of them. Head coach Robert Saleh must be giddy at the chance to draft a talent with the potential to become the next Darrelle Revis.
5. New York G: Ikem Ekwonu, OT, North Carolina State; The Giants now have the league's worst offensive line after LAC has largely fixed its own issues by drafting Rashawn Slater and signing Corey Linsley. Ekwonu is a rock solid prospect who can help keep Daniel Jones upright.
6. New York G: George Karlaftis, EDGE, Purdue; The Giants also need a pass-rushing force opposite rookie Azeez Ojulari, and Karlaftis is the third of the big 4 pass rushers in the top 10 who can terrorize opposing quarterbacks.
7. New York J: David Ojabo, EDGE Michigan; Ojabo is a high-upside prospect who can help the other New York team complete a defensive line that's been excellent at penetrating opposing inside offensive lines, but not so much along the edges.
8. Carolina: Matt Corral, QB, Ole Miss; I'm not sure QB is the right move for Carolina here personally, but it's definitely something an impatient Matt Rhule would do. In 2 years he's gotten rid of Cam Newton, got his replacement, got rid of said replacement, got another replacement, benched that replacement and brought back Newton. Corral is a prospect with a proven arm in CFB's toughest conference.
9. Atlanta: Kyle Hamilton, S, Notre Dame; Atlanta is one to go BPA here, as it did with Pitts in 2021. Hamilton i