That's true, I'm usually the type of fantasy player that likes to find value in the "injury prone" guys and banks on them to have a healthy season. Last year I grabbed Gronk with the first pick in the 3rd when everyone was really down on him for being injured for 2-3 seasons in a row.

I managed to hang onto Bradford, which could turn out to not be an asset at all, but if Philly gets even slightly more competent I should be ok if Palmer gets injured.

I don't think moving Lacy is really feasible, and for the most part I'm happy with him. Great O line and he has Rodgers to keep the box from getting stacked. Only LeVeon has a similarly good situation as well as the talent, and I'm not prying him from his owner.

I traded for Foster last year and he did work for me even coming back from an injury. Definitely could be in trouble if he doesn't come back and produce but I really like his ability and he was great value for me in the draft (5th round).

I'm just absolutely sick of Joe Philbin and the Dolphins, and even though Miller was fine for me last year I can't take any more of these 0.2 point halves. I look at his schedule and just get sick seeing all the top notch run defenses. I'm sure Miller could run against a lot of the strong defensive fronts he's going to face, but will Bill Lazor even give him a chance to perform?? History says no.

Hillman I basically threw in there to push the other guy to accept and to clear a roster spot. I don't have Anderson and didn't plan to acquire him. The other guy doesn't have Anderson either so I'm less likely to get damage by Hillman later on and I need to have a couple of flexible bench slots for waiver wire stuff like Starks and later on bye weeks. Didn't want to just drop Hillman so the Anderson owner could get him for free.

I'm also not buying the Denver O line this year yet. Maybe I'll regret it come playoff time but I'm not worried right now.