WCG Dynasty Fantasy Football: Assessing Redacted’s Roster  

WCG Dynasty Fantasy Football: Assessing Redacted’s Roster  
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We have just three more rosters to assess in the WCG Dynasty Fantasy Football League. Today, let’s look at Redacted’s roster.

Remember, Redacted is either a very important person or someone who is just quite shy and doesn’t want to be a public figure. Either way, they’ve been a member of the league for several years and are a playoff team year in and year out, but they don’t have the playoff success or championships to show for it.

They are the Buffalo Bills.

Let’s look at the roster:

Ironically, we called him the Buffalo Bills when his QB is Josh Allen. Obviously, Allen is a stud and the top QB in fantasy. Love is a great QB2 to have behind Allen. I’d like to see a developmental QB behind these two, but I know he traded Shough (to me) this offseason, so he did have that before trying to use that to strengthen other areas.

It’s tough to complain about this running back room. Cook, Jacobs, Hall, and potentially Kamara are all startable backs, and obviously Cook is awesome, and Jacobs and Hall are very good. This is a really solid core.

The WR room hasn’t quite come together like I think he hoped it would, but it’s still a very good group. Adams is a point-getter, but for how much longer? Collins is nice. Robinson and Sutton put up points last year, but do I trust them to repeat those types of numbers with some new talent added to those rooms? I do not. Aiyuk has completely derailed. Odunze and Pearsall are good, but haven’t been the point getters many would have expected out of the draft.

Having Loveland as your TE1 is a great place to start for your TE room. Schultz is a good TE2. Otton is fine, especially as a TE3. Mayer is interesting to see if he becomes a better receiving threat in a better offense. No complaints here.

On the defensive side of the ball, the tackle room is strong. There aren’t a ton of penetrating DTs here; a lot of run stuffers, but they are stuffers that score points. Will Dexter Lawrence bounce back to what he has been? If so, this room is in great shape; if he’s just solid again, the room is good, but without a big-time stud.

The Edge room really needs Bain to be a big-time rookie like Jared Verse was a couple of years ago. If Bosa can stay healthy and get back to what he was, that would go a long way. Will Phillips take another step forward in Carolina? That would also help. Certainly a room that needs some love.

The linebacker room is also one of the weaker rooms on the team. All 4 linebackers are starters. All of them score, but none of them hoard tackles and score massive points. They all score decent points. Will any of them become that 15 PPG guy that you need at LB? It’ll be interesting...