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I am in a keeper league that allows us to keep two players from the previous year. You just forfeit the pick in whichever round you drafted them last year. I have my list rounded down to 3 guys - Tony Gonzalez, Anquan Boldin, and Ricky Williams. I took Gonzalez in the 4th round, so I'd forfeit that pick. FWIW, I'm drafting 1st, so it would be the very last pick in the 4th round. Boldin and Williams were undrafted free agent pick ups, so I'd just forfeit my last & 2nd to last picks.

I'm definitely going to keep Boldin, but I'm torn between Gonzalez and Williams. I'm sure someone will take a flyer on Ricky before the 16th round, but I'm pretty sure Gonzalez won't be there at the last pick in the 4th round either. Right now I'm leaning towards Gonzalez. He seems like the safe bet. Anybody feel like convincing me to keep RW?

The fact that you are asking this question speaks volumes.

Gonzo's ADP is 3.2 in 12 team sepentine leagues.

Do the fucking math.

Go ask the question in your forum and see what answer you get. Or you can take Brians post to heart and do the math.

Gotta keep Gonzalez...you might able to re-draft Williams late in the draft. There aren't enough quality tight ends in the NFL...I wouldn't give him up.

Shoalzie wrote:Gotta keep Gonzalez...you might able to re-draft Williams late in the draft. There aren't enough quality tight ends in the NFL...I wouldn't give him up.

You sure?

Well, in my defense, I did say I was leaning toward Gonzalez. And Williams was a no-brainer 1st round pick just 2 years ago. I just thought with Brown still unsigned, it might be worth rolling the dice, especially since I'd only be giving up a 16th round pick. But you guys are right, the lack of depth at TE is probably too severe to let Gonzalez go. Thanks for the input, however mean-spirited.

I see now why He has his own fourm