Should I trade Jamaal Charles for Alfred Morris and Delanie Walker?
If you're going to trade Charles, trade him for the much better back in Eddie Lacy. Alfred Morris is a great back, but he's on a very underwhelming football team. Eddie Lacy, on the other hand, has the potential this season to cut loose and make the Super Bowl. You'll be much more well off going after Lacy.Jamaal Charles, in my opinion, doesn't quite live up to the hype as many give him, but don't get me wrong, he's a great halfback for sure.
Should I trade J. Allen for J. Maclin and A. Hopper in Week 3, also with my TE G. Olsen out?
I agree with Jessee Heck: what other RBs do you have? Do you have a flex position? Also, are you playing in PPR? Allen is more valuable in that format.The defining factor for me would be the size of your league (10, 12, 14, 16 teams)? The only way I do that trade is if you're in a 16 teams league and all the TEs are taken. If not, look at the waiver wire for TE help (Charles Clay and Jack Doyle are my favorite waiver wire TEs).I like Allen more than Maclin as a flex. Hooper is kinda “meh” for me. Good luck and let me know what you decided to do!
Should I trade LeSean McCoy for Carlos Hyde?
No. Hyde was traded to Jax. and is only and insurance [policy against Fournettes’ continuing hamstring issues. Jax. is off this weekend and Fournette will have more time to let his leg heal. T.J. Yeldon is a pretty decent back also, so Hyde at best is a #2 back and will be the 3rd back as soon as Fournette is healthy. McCoy is the starting back for a crappy Buffalo team, but he’ll continue together carries and his # of routes run out of the backfield is increasing. He ran 24 routes last game. Very bad move.
How are the Kelvin Planck and the Clausius statement equivalent?
Clausius statementIf you keep simply starring at a hot coffee, it would get cold by itself and it remain cold how much ever ferociouls you stare at it, but it would get heated up (atleast to a small amount) if you keep stirring it for some time.Still not getting cold body —————- (work)————→ Hot bodyKelvin PlankFor this re-read that whats written above, especially within that bracket.“(Atleast to a small amount)” It mean the so much of work of stirring you gave, raised only a small temperatue and not only that you have added a cutlery to be washed, you have contributed to humidity from your sweat, (dont get worried) I meant that you have done something to your surrounding.And thats the statement you can not convert the heat (that your muscles gave from chemical energy) to work (stirring your coffee) , COMPLETELY.
Should I trade Gronk for DeSaun Jackson, T Richardson, and J Reed?
If you're in a PPR league, Delanie Walker is a top-5 TE this year (due to the nature of the Titan's offense, mostly), so it's actually not crazy to say that he's actually an upgrade from Gronk – or, at the very least, has a higher floor. The Pats' offense is rough this year and is only going to gain in target options as they work out their WR situation.That said, I don't think the players you'd be getting are quality options. Reed is an injury risk (and you'd only be using him to back up Walker), Trent Richardson is losing worth by the minute, and faith in DeSean Jackson means you're expecting Cousins to recover to a respectable level this year ...I absolutely think you should trade away Gronk – somebody in your league will totally bite on him for name value alone – but you can get more value than that.
Do I trade away Justin Hunter for Carlos Hyde? My current WRs include: Demaryius, Roddy, Terance W, Hopkins, Justin H Current RBs: Joique, Toby
Yeah. Hyde has more value then Hunter at the moment, even with Gore getting the majority of the carries. I'd look into picking up a running back from the Waiver Wire. McKinnon from the Vikings might be a good pick up. He didn't have a great game last night, but he has some value as he is the best back they have in Minnesota. They are just giving Asiata the carries since he's been behind Peterson for years.
Should I trade: A Johnson, R Gronkowski and C. Johnson for D. Hopkins, L. Bell and J. Witten?
I wouldn't. Gronkowski/Chris Johnson for Bell/Witten is not too far off, but the difference between Andre Johnson/Hopkins is too big. Gronk has the talent to be the best tight end in fantasy, and Andre Johnson/Chris Johnson are still high-end options at their respective positions.
Why should I buy a Mac?
Before you consider reasons why you should buy a Mac, consider the reasons you need to buy a Mac over a PC, or even a tablet.There are only two reasons why you must own a Mac, in 2018:You use Xcode for iOS or macOS development, in which case you are forced to use a Mac.You are locked into iTunes / iCloud, and it’s cheaper to use a Mac than to migrate all of your data and purchases to a different operating system.Other than that, there is no reason you need a Mac, except for consumer preference.Final Cut Pro, an exclusive application and the premiere reason to own a Mac in the early 2000’s, has become a bit of a joke, more closely resembling iMovie:Final Cut ProThe latest version is not compatible with legacy archives before Final Cut 10.Similarly, Logic has suffered the same fate. I don’t know of anyone who professionally uses Logic as their DAW. It’s more or less GarageBand:Logic Pro XAlmost all other software, except the iCloud suite, is now available on a PC.To give context, in 2008, there was limited choice for creative professionals, since Avid, the Hollywood video editing software, was very expensive, and music production required the purchase of external hardware costing thousands of dollars. A Mac was your only real option for low priced entry into professional applications.Today, a Windows PC offers all of the same software, usually at a lower price point.To answer your question on why you should buy a Mac, it is just preference.Do you prefer the hardware design?Do you prefer macOS?Do you use an iPhone or iPad?If the answer to any of those questions is “no”, and you don’t use iCloud or Xcode, a PC is just as capable.