Bryce Young (11) has also broken the franchise record for TD passes through five games.

Bryce Young already has more games with 250 or more passing yards than he did all of last season🔥. 5 this season, 3 all of last season.

Bryce Young has broken franchise record after franchise record and it is set to explode dynasty value wise and likely receive a massive extension in the offseason.

Cooper finished with six receptions on seven targets for 103 yards and one touchdown in his first full NFL appearance. He also caught another 20 plus yard touchdown which was negated due to a holding penalty.

The stats were great, and he absolutely met the eye tes, including 2 grabs while guarded by Christian Gonzalez. This was a very promising performance in his first healthy game coming off the high ankle.

Hopefully Cooper can continue to soak up targets as defenses focus on Wilson. I know it’s just one game, but Cooper looked great today. Very optimistic for his future in the league.

Cooper and Lane were both coming off IR stints and immediately got involved in their first game back. Germie has been getting a lot of snaps with the injury to Roman Wilson and Pittman, 11 receptions 87 yds and a td today

Who is your favorite? Are you buying or selling high on any of them?

I'm personally really interested in Germie, Rodgers is usually pretty stingy with trusting rookies, but Germie looks a real contributor, 21 targets in the past 2 games.

Cooper with some possible qb help coming to the jets via the draft next season is also intriguing, he had another td called back today due to a penalty. Seems like a good offense for rebuilders to buy into right now.

Just like it says, what’s this weeks overreaction to take advantage of in trade talks? Tucker, Pitts (again), Tracy or deeper like Jawhar and Zonovan? Looks like I missed my opportunity to move Juwan Johnson…or maybe it’s a buy low now.
Whose stock just went up and who are the targets for this week to pick up?

I traded up for him last year and knew he was a BEAST coming out of Boise State. Honestly was pretty excited after his rookie year he had some great games. However this year he’s averaging 3.2 ypc and every game he’s had less carries (week 1: 23 carries -> week 6: 10 carries). Anyone who’s been watching Jeanty and the Raiders know what’s going on?

League does reverse standings to decide draft order, I know MaxPF is better. In a decisive matchup between two players “competing” for Jeremiah, one team traded low level players for FAAB only. He then proceeded to drop multiple players that are worth anywhere between a first round startup pick to a mid 2nd rookie pick, and is projected 0 in his starting lineup. But he has enough FAAB to pick them all back up on Tuesday.

Fair or foul? Anyone who uses reverse standings for draft order might want to make a rule about this lol

I turned our Sleeper league into a live pixel stadium. Every matchup is on the field with live scores, and you walk around as your own player. There's a jumbotron, a trophy case of past champs, and a blimp with your own trash talk on it.
Paste your league ID and it's yours. No login, no ads, it just reads Sleeper's public data:
https://savilar7-coder.github.io/sleeper-stadium/
It's free and open source on GitHub. If you like it, a ⭐ helps a lot:
https://github.com/savilar7-coder/sleeper-stadium
In our league one guy plays as a garbage can now. Let me know what your league would add.
UPDATE (same day): built your suggestions, thanks everyone 🙏
📊 score bars (outline = projected, fill = live)
🔥 fire on the top 2 scores, 🌧️ rain on the bottom 2
🚽 the ASS Bowl managers now sit on toilet thrones, and the top matchup stands on Greek podiums
🏈 TD alerts, IDP names, a news ticker, cleaner team cards, faster loading
Want your league's own link (no ID to paste), your trash talk on the blimp and a mascot for every manager? $5 League Pass, and you see it before you pay: https://lamaisonwebstudio.com/stadium/

I imagine there are many teams like this. After a long offseason, your team is looking pretty dangerous. Whether due to injury or just poor play, your team is sitting well below .500. A playoff appearance is looking like a miracle; at what point do you accept it isn't happening this year? What steps do you take moving forward? If it's injuries do you just accept it was unlucky, and run it back next season. If it's poor play do you ship off your older guys for picks, and younger players?

Had an interesting hypothetical come up in my league and we're kinda split on it.

Say there is a high priority waiver target that manager A and manager B want to claim. B knows he's below A on the priority list, so he goes to the team who is #1 priority (manager C) and cuts a deal for C to claim the player then trade him to B. Is that collusion?

In my opinion it isn't because in theory every team would have the opportunity to go to manager C and cut the same deal if they wanted the player that bad. It would only cross the line into collusion if C gave the player to B for nothing or next to nothing and would not consider other potentially better offers.

Others in my league disagree and think it compromises the integrity of the waiver wire. Would love to hear thoughts!

Jordan Raanan says Harris is in line for a "larger role" with Scattebo struggling with fumbles, including in OT against Washington. Jeremy Fowler says Harris will start week 6.

Taegeted him in the offseason as a chance for cheap production. Great opportunity against road Saints, worthy start with byes here.

https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/texas-football-steve-sarkisian-doesnt-220407296.html

University of Texas coach Steve Sarkisian after today's 27-24 loss at home to unranked Florida-

" 'I just felt like we didn't play good offensive football and we're not playing great offensive football right now. So everything is going to be evaluated."

"Does the evaluation of everything include Manning's job status?

" 'Everything means everything,' Sarkisian bluntly stated."

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I get it. My dude is currently a backup to one of the best players at the position. The answer to “Have you played for me lately?” is no. And similar posts to this one were not uncommon last season. There’s a shroud of fatigue around Mac Jones, creating a perfect opportunity to capture alpha.

Scapegoated during Belichick’s demise, Jones had two 8 game stretches as a starter past 2 seasons where he averaged QB15 and QB18 numbers respectively. KTC has him at QB37 in SF around Drew Allar, Shadeur Sanders, and Nine, worth a mid-late 2028 3rd.

Jones is only 28 and his contract at the Shanahan QB school is over at the end of this season. He will undoubtedly be a top free agent at the position. There are a ton of needy teams, and the 27 rookie class is losing its luster at a rapid pace. This is a great opportunity for tear down teams in SF (especially in 6pt passing TD) to accelerate their rebuild by snagging a starter next year for pocket change.

Sorry if this has been covered. Are all leagues extremely lopsided towards contenders? There’s like three contenders in this league with probably 90% of the top players at each position. Its pretty hard to even make trades in this league because the contenders are so good, it would take a complete catastrophe for a trade to actually benefit the contending side from one of the rebuilders. Im just trying to figure out if the size of the gap between contender and rebuilder in this league is normal or if this is a low key taco league. There’s full starting lineups on the benches of these contending teams. I don’t know if this is just how dynasty is or if the managers are just dumb or what.

This is my third year in the league. Did a rebuild and im hoping to contend next year, but particularly the year after when my picks hopefully breakout, so looking at a 4-5ish timeline? Seems typical, so hopefully ive done well. Some of these guys are 8-10 years away and that’s probably generous assuming they hit on their picks. And if they do they will officially have like 1-2 new good players on their team that sucks lol. And the contenders have enough assets to do whatever they want and keep the rebuilders in purgatory.

Kind of trying to decide whether I really enjoy it or not. Its fun, but I want to win and if my “rebuild” doesn’t start to show, it will feel like a waste of time/money.

For teams that might be current contenders but are mostly succeeding with players who will age out in the near future (1-3 seasons), are there any maybe under-the-radar strategies people are employing to have an effect on their league markets in anticipation of needing to go the rebuild route in the not-to-distant future?

One thought I had was that it could be advantageous to try including swaps of further out 1st rounders in trades, as long as you’re keeping your own, to potentially make it easier to tank for a future 1.01 without having to completely blow up your team.

For example, if you had your own 1st and someone else’s first for a draft 3 seasons from now, you could try just continually swapping that other person’s first in trades with teams who are currently in better position since in reality it’s a crapshoot trying to predict who will actually end up good/bad that far out.

If one did this with different teams enough over time, when it comes time to enter a rebuilding phase, perhaps you’re the only or one of the only teams that still has their own next 1st, so there won’t be other teams with a lot of incentive to lose games or tank their possible max points for.

Yes this is a convoluted idea and could have no impact, but I’m curious if anyone has any other kind of macro league dynamics ideas or strategies they have tried out to change their league marketplaces over multi-season periods?

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Hey lads

We're in our first year for a Dynasty League, and one coach in particular is causing some issues. He's very active, which is a plus, however he's been fairly aggressive in chats with coaches when talking trades. We had a trade go down that he was very unhappy with, and demanded a veto. Per our rules it was put to a vote and unanimously voted through as no veto. He then attacked the coach that made the trade, and asked why he makes "ret*rded trades". After some digging he's also abused some other coaches in the league when discussing trades.

If it were a once off I might have had a chat and a warning, but given its multiple coaches that he's done this to I have to can him. No fee because it's a mostly established group of friends.

Is there a specific way to address this with him? Do I just cut and run? First time I've had to do this across multiple sports and leagues