08-20-2014, 06:36 PM
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Do we declare keepers in here as well as the Yahoo site?
I have already set mine on Yahoo as well but here they are:
WR Dez Bryant (3rd round pick to keep)
RB Zac Stacy (Undrafted, 7th round pick to keep)
Obviously if someone gets hurt (or if Dez Bryant does something stupid off the field) I could change my mind before the draft but otherwise I'm sticking with those two. And speaking of dumbass wide receivers, I'm pretty fucking pissed I can't keep Josh Gordon and his 9th round value.
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is it set in stone he is getting suspended?
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No, but it sounds like being eligible for half the season is the best case scenario:
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Quote:ESPN's Adam Schefter reports the Josh Gordon verdict may not be handed down before the end of next week.
Gordon's appeal hearing with Harold Henderson reportedly contained a high volume of testimony and evidence from both sides, leading to this lengthy delay. In standard 12-team drafts, we would begin considering Gordon in the 10th and 11th rounds, although that's obviously a high-risk approach. He's going to be eligible for eight games in a best case scenario, and there remains a realistic chance Gordon won't take the field at all this season. Aug 14 - 7:41 PM
Quote:Profootballtalk reports there have been no settlement talks in the Josh Gordon case.
It's been two-plus weeks since Gordon's appeal was heard, but the sides have yet to come to the bargaining table. They still could, but it would seem to grow less likely by the day. Absent a settlement, Gordon is looking at an all-or-nothing proposition (16 games if the ruling is upheld, zero if it's not). Reports from last week suggested the case should be settled before the end of this week. Aug 19 - 9:36 PM
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