You have yet to post anything that says having 2 wrs on the same team vs having a wr of equal-ish or less value on another team as one of your same team wrs in a h2h matchup decreases your odds of winning


You keep saying it but no matter how many times you say it, it won't be true

If what you say statistically raises your ceiling, than 2 wrs on the same team raises your floor

You cannot have it both ways

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ZzZzZzZz nice back pedal

Good thing that guy started both dk and lockett. Sure worked out well he for sure hit that increased floor you spout on so much about. Grand total of like 13 points in appr league. Wow you're so right on that take

meanwhile the steelers had 3 guys you could have started at wr

Doesn't happen often

lockett and metcalf are both top 5 fantasy receivers

Awesome got some great trade bait if you got both on your team

Nice sample size

It either doesn't matter at all or lowers the ceiling and increases the floor

Either way, you're incorrect on your assessment

You will have a few weeks where both go off, a few weeks where neither go off, and alot of weeks where one scores wr1 numbers and the other wr2 numbers. Those same things happen near the same frequency as if both players aren't on the same team.

It is a myth that it decreases your chance of winning a h2h matchup

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The numbers are and have always been in my favor. Thats why I know for a fact you're wrong and I'm right

You're so sure that you're making me dig it up? I know for a fact you're wrong. The team the wr plays for doesn't change his projection

If big tourney dfs, you're correct. In h2h leagues, there's zero evidence to suggest what you're saying. Its a myth

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