Okay, let’s talk about Terry McLaurin and Gabe Davis. I spent some time figuring out which one to start in my fantasy football league, and it was a real head-scratcher. Here’s how I went through it all.
First, I looked up some info on these two. I saw that McLaurin had a pretty good season, pulling in over 1,000 yards. That’s nothing to sneeze at! It mentioned that he’s up against a defense that’s given up a bunch of points to wide receivers, which made me think he might be a solid pick.
Then, I checked out what the “experts” were saying. There were a ton of articles comparing these two for different weeks. It seemed like a common dilemma for fantasy players. Some were leaning towards McLaurin, others towards Davis. I started making a list of pros and cons for each, just like those articles suggested.
McLaurin’s pros:
- Consistent performer, especially with those receiving yards.
- Facing a weak secondary, which could mean lots of points.
McLaurin’s cons:
- I had to consider who else is playing.
Davis’s pros:
- I thought about if he could have a big game.
Davis’s cons:
- I couldn’t figure out his strong suit.
I spent a good chunk of time just going back and forth, reading more articles, and checking out their stats. I even looked at their past games to see if I could spot any trends. It felt like every time I was sure about one, I’d find something that made me doubt my choice.
Ultimately, I decided to go with McLaurin. It just felt like he had a higher chance of putting up some serious points, especially with that weak defense he’s facing. I mean, 1,000 yards is no joke, right? Plus, there’s something about picking a guy who’s been consistently good all season. It just feels safer.
So, there you have it. That’s how I grappled with the McLaurin vs. Davis decision. It was a tough one, but I’m feeling pretty good about sticking with Terry. Fingers crossed he has a monster game! Let me know what you guys think, did I make the right call?
