text: Sooooo, for that projection to make any kind of sense you need to assume that not only will Siemien/Lynch significantly improve but also that DT will suddenly hog all of the targets in Denver.
  For reference, the last time McCoy was the offensive coordinator in Denver (2012), DT only had 16 more targets than Eric Decker.
  Its not a difficult projection at all considering DT and Sanders are the only game in town. Here's a fun challenge- name the third wr and his production last year....
  Make plays and not be hurt- that's all DT has to do. There's not a snowballs chance in hell Mccoys offense is less productive than Kubiaks 2016 with a dismal line and 2 rookies. Lol. That's silly talk.
  It sounds like you might be new to fantasy football bud, and if not new to FF then definitely new to talking about FF.
  It's not about making the safe pick and drafting Demaryius Thomas, anyone can draft a stud like Demaryius Thomas, that's what a child does. Alright, But a thinking man wants to figure out who the NEXT Demaryius Thomas is.
  You still haven't answered the passing TD projection issue. If you're projecting DT for 10 TDs then you need to project Siemian/Lynch for 36 TDs, unless you think the targets are going to suddenly be funneled to DT to the severe detriment of Sanders.
  Not new at all to fantasy football or to the forum. In the early rounds I'm more for minimizing risk. Around the 4th round and later I'm all about finding that guy who could be the next big thing.
  You raise a very good point but it's also possible that DT and Sanders just take away TDs from the other scrubs on the offense.
  It was sarcasm. I've seen you many times and interacted with you many times over the years. I guess you didn't click the YouTube link. I have it set to go right to the quote that I was quoting.
  How do you do the YouTube preview and make it show it again inside of roto instead of just the link? I always forget. Don't I have to change the link name somehow or something?
  Forget it. I suck. I tried searching how to do it, but the search is quite difficult on this forum. I'm sure I've asked how to do this in the past as well.
  Denver had the same ancillary weapons last season and DT and Sanders accounted for 50% of the TDs and 54% of the yards, numbers that are already very high.
  Putting up WR1 numbers with a bad QB requires that that player dominates the targets, here are some examples (I dont feel like spending the time defining what exactly a "bad offense" is so i'm just going to do it anecdotally):
  2. Julio Jones was WR2 with Matt Ryan only throwing for 4500/21 but it goes without saying that he dominated the targets
  The best example this year would have been Brandon Marshall (WR3) and Eric Decker(WR10). But Fitzmagik threw for 31 TDs that year so you would need to expect a similar number from Siemian/Lynch.
  When you have the video up in your browser just copy the link and paste it into the text body. Video should pop up in the window immediately. If it doesn't maybe try a different browser? I'm using Chrome.
  Dez is more physical and athletic; if the ball is in Dez's vicinity, 9 times out of 10 he comes down with the ball. He's not afraid to take hits.
  Dez has better hands and ball skills..His ball skills allows the cowboys to throw back shoulder fades when he's near the end zone.
  Dez during clutch times, he steps up to the challenge; unlike DT, he withers like a snowflake(Super Bowls vs Seattle and Carolina). You can easily bully DT but not Dez.
  Both players are really close, 1a and 1b close but I'd give Dez the edge because of what I've listed above.