Strong agree, but that's FF.
It's a lot like poker. Yes, there is absolutely strategy and logical decisions that need to be made. Ultimately though, it all boils down to luck.
There's a site somewhere or an ESPN article that I've seen, that puts together a team of people each week that usually aren't on most people's fantasy teams. The point of the exercise is to put together a team that would have beaten your team. They're usually successful.
Giants sitting Wilson and will start Winston.
Week 11 buzz:
-Steelers are pretenders. Yep.
-Murray is probably not going to be a Cardinal next year. I swear you will find me at the end of a rope if...
-Here's a breakdown of the coaching candidates likely to be hired this offseason:
A lot of the coordinators getting head-coach-interview buzz as we move toward that part of the calendar are on the defensive side of the ball. The league is very impressed with what Broncos defensive coordinator Vance Joseph -- who has head coach experience -- is doing in Denver. He's likely to get interviews along with the Packers' Jeff Hafley and the Chargers' Jesse Minter, who's of the same coaching lineage as leading Coach of the Year candidate Mike Macdonald in Seattle. Any or all could end up on the Giants' list of interview candidates, and it's not out of the question they'd take a look at their own two-time former defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo, who has had Super Bowl success in that role in Kansas City.
On the offensive side of the ball, expect the usual suspects -- Buffalo's Joe Brady, Kansas City's Matt Nagy and Pittsburgh's Arthur Smith. Former Packers and Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy is a name bouncing around as someone who could get a third crack at it. And there could be some college coaches in the NFL interview mix this time around. For example, there's some buzz that the Giants could want to talk to Notre Dame's Marcus Freeman if he's interested in exploring NFL opportunities.
