Yes, you can drop him and he is yours for next year
No, if you want to keep him, you have to keep him on your team
Other - please explain
Here is teh question, since Holmes is out for teh seasaon, but may return next year, and I may want to keep him, how do we deal with it. Do I have to "keep" him on my team all season or as he listed as IR can I drop him, and will he be "protected" for me and next year?
What say you?
Too lazy to beat myself up for being to lazy to beat myself up for being too lazy to... well you get the point....
If you want him you have to keep him on your team, unless you can trade him for some good draft picks. That frees up your roster, and lets you pick someone else if he doesn't go next year.
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I agree. Has to be on the roster at the end of the season to be eligible as a keeper.Originally posted by giff57
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I think teams ought to be able to keep an IR player with the caveat that the replacement player may not be a keeper.
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Sorry, but even though this is fantasy football, it's still football and injuries are all part of it. I'd suggest holding onto him until we have to announce our three keepers and then go for him in the first round of next year's draft -- you'll probably get him....although......I expect that it will be a moot point once LJ posts 100+ yards in the next 7 games and is the undeniable starter next year.
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