What are the boards thoughts on ppr and non ppr for him?
you forgot the part about the lunch pail752bro4 said:
I feel like he's a real team guy. First one in the film room, last one out of the weight room. Kind of like having another coach on the field. He's the type of guy who you'd want your daughter to bring home.
And the high motorOrlando Ayala Cant Read said:you forgot the part about the lunch pail752bro4 said:
I feel like he's a real team guy. First one in the film room, last one out of the weight room. Kind of like having another coach on the field. He's the type of guy who you'd want your daughter to bring home.
Can't bring myself to take him at his current cost in any format. Could certainly be wrong but I'll let someone else find out for me.Dan 07 said:
Like him a lot more in ppr. Not crazy about the price
I'm doing 2 drafts this year, both PPR, but they're also both auction style drafts, so it's hard to say. Somewhere between $15-20? I'd go as high as $25 for keeper league.J.D. c/o 05 said:
What's the highest you are going to be targeting him in drafts out of curiosity? PPR or Standard?
For the record I wouldn't argue with any of your post.
He's going much too high to be a flex optionrangerdanger said:
I would take McCaffery in round 5 for PPR, but would hard pass on him in standard. I don't see him as a downs 1-3 back, plus Cam Newton vultures rushing scores on the goal line. Can see him getting plenty of check downs and would be an amazing flex or RB2 in PPR.
GeorgePlimpton said:He's going much too high to be a flex optionrangerdanger said:
I would take McCaffery in round 5 for PPR, but would hard pass on him in standard. I don't see him as a downs 1-3 back, plus Cam Newton vultures rushing scores on the goal line. Can see him getting plenty of check downs and would be an amazing flex or RB2 in PPR.
So he's deceptively fast?Quote:
His speed has looked very impressive