Love, Hate

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Fearful of Dano's revenge, Nidge has moved the family out to a hotel. He reconciles with Darren, paying him a proportion of the money he owes, as his old friend - still on the run - plans to leave When one of his gang is mistakenly shot by a rival organisation, Nidge plays the diplomat but a mad drunken Paddy's night slides out of control towards disaster.

Where are the members from RTE's hit crime-drama series Love/Hate now?

Hear more from Michael. Check out our favorite moments from the Emmy Awards! All the best photos from TV's biggest night. It depicts the drug addiction, squalor and violence of organised crime that has grown in post-boom Ireland. Darren Treacy Robert Sheehan returns to Dublin from Spain, spending time there while trying to avoid the Garda in Ireland for gun possession.

Darren's brother Robbie is released from Cloverhill prison. While waiting to be collected, Robbie is shot outside a newsagents in a drive by shooting. Catastrophic events ignite tension among the drug gang, and family, friends and the community must live with the consequences.

Written by Octagon Films. I rarely write reviews but I felt this show deserved one. I've watched many shows over the years from a range of different countries and it's intriguing to see how gangland wars and drugs are portrayed in each one.

I put this show off for a couple of years until this year and I wanted to binge- watch the show like I do with some shows I find hoping to find a hidden gem. Being from Ireland its not hidden how and ever it IS a total gem. I'm proud to say Ireland has produced one of the greatest crime dramas ever. The show is based upon Dublin's criminal underworld whereby it depicts drug addiction, squalor and violence of organised crime that has grown post Celtic tiger era in Ireland.

The above is a synopsis of the first episode and immediately portrays how raw the show is. Tom Vaughan-Lawlor nidge is amazing throughout. He is one of the most slimiest characters ever. Retrieved 13 July Retrieved 18 November Retrieved 28 August Irish Film and Television Network. Retrieved 30 September Retrieved 7 October Retrieved 22 October Archived from the original on 20 December Retrieved 3 February Archived from the original on 25 May Retrieved 12 December Retrieved 17 January Retrieved 12 March Retrieved 16 November Retrieved 4 October Retrieved 6 November Archived from the original on 8 January Archived from the original on 6 December He scored on He's also suspended for the first four games of , and I expect Alvin Kamara to Or maybe he already did.

In Weeks 11 through 17, he was 30th in the league with Ingram ran 19 times for 47 yards in the postseason last season.

He scored five rushing touchdowns during that second half, so you didn't notice but that usage makes me nervous, especially considering Kamara's emergence and positive regression coming for Brees' passing touchdowns. Amari Cooper , Raiders: But still only 24 years old, he is just one of seven wide receivers with five or more TD catches in each of the past three seasons. However, even when you figure in last season's disappointing campaign, like many people, Cooper produces when he gets work.

For his career, when Cooper gets plus targets he averages When he gets eight-plus targets, he averages And with Michael Crabtree gone In fact, adding in other offseason losses for the Raiders, It's been a minute, as the kids used to say, but in the 11 years Jon Gruden has been a head coach, his teams have always had at least one 1,yard receiver, and I say Cooper makes it 12 this season. I've been talking him up so much the past month including 29 straight hours on TV that I feel like at least someone is listening.

His ADP has risen six spots since my Facts column came out which was also very pro-Cooper , but I still think he's being undervalued. He's a potential WR1 going as a low-end WR2 these days. This one might be even more baffling to me. People have clearly forgotten what Hogan did last season before getting hurt, as he's currently going as WR29, in the eighth round.

Hogan was a top WR at the point when he got injured, he was tied for fourth in the NFL in red zone targets and that included two more targets than teammate Rob Gronkowski. Among the 73 WRs with at least 70 catches since the beginning of , Hogan ranks fourth in terms of fantasy points per catch 3. So, he just needs volume. Well, now that he is fully healthy and with Brandin Cooks in L.

Is saying Hogan catches four balls a game this season a stretch? Four catches per game would mean 64 catches for the season since , an average of two players per season have eclipsed 64 receptions for the Patriots. In Hogan's past 16 games with at least four catches, he has What are we all doing here?

A versatile WR who can play outside or in the slot, there is no way a healthy Chris Hogan doesn't easily beat his low WR29 draft price. Already undervalued, Baldwin had some sort of mysterious "knee issue" pop up and now he's really sinking, currently going as WR18, in the fifth round. Reports are that he will be ready for the start of the season, but no doubt there is risk there, so I get it.

But I also think it's a ridiculous price for the guy who has the second-most receiving touchdowns over the past three seasons. Only Antonio Brown has more.

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And then when you consider that he produced the second-most scores while ranking 33rd in red zone targets during that stretch and that Jimmy Graham no player has more red zone targets than him the past two years is now in Green Bay, well, it's easy to see the potential. In fact, add in Paul Richardson, who is now in Washington, and total targets are up for grabs and there's no obvious candidate to get them. Even if the Seahawks follow through with a more run-heavy approach, Baldwin will still be the focal point in the passing game for one of the best QBs in football.

Baldwin is entering the best fantasy opportunity of his NFL career, so even with the risk, he is a bargain at WR Davante Adams , Packers: An obvious name, I'm just throwing him in here because I have him at WR7 and he's currently going somewhere between WR I have him ahead of A. Green and believe he is in the WR1 tier some say he's in WR2 territory.

Adams is also going in the third round overall and I have him as a mid-second-rounder. Over the past eight years, the Packers' top pass-catcher has averaged Already the only player with plus TD catches in each of the past two seasons, his 40 red zone targets the past two seasons rank second in the NFL. Yes, the player with the most is new Packers tight end Jimmy Graham with 41, but still. Devin Funchess , Panthers: I may be drunk. Even still, since Funchess entered the league, he has 13 TDs on red zone throws no other Panther has more than six in that span.

He had five scores in his final seven games last season, he is tall, he is fast and if history holds, he is a perfect fit for what Norv has traditionally liked to do with his No. Yes, Greg Olsen is back and I am intrigued by DJ Moore 's talent, but for this season at least, the year-old Funchess is a bargain at his current WR34 and ninth-round draft-day price. I have him as a sixth-rounder. Corey Davis owes me. After hyping him all last season and stashing him on my bench for most of the season, a bad hammy and whatever that was that Marcus Mariota pretended was QB play killed his value all season.

But in that playoff loss to the Patriots, Davis showed his immense potential 5 catches on 8 targets for 63 yards and 2 TDs. He saw at least seven targets in six games last season and with Eric Decker gone, 83 big targets are up for grabs. Davis received greater than a 20 percent target share last season, and I expect that number to go up and for him to become a true No.

Davis is a popular breakout pick among the fantasy community. I've been a member of the bandwagon for two years now and this is the season he pays me back, especially at his WR40, eighth-round draft price. One of only two receivers to have at least 8 TDs in each of the past three seasons, Michael Crabtree lands in a solid spot in Baltimore, where Joe Flacco's top target when he is healthy has averaged targets per season. Last season, every WR who saw more than targets finished in the top 30 at the position in total fantasy points and they accounted for 17 of the top 18 spots in the WR ranks Tyreek Hill being the lone exception.

I'm actually not even a Flacco fan, but as long as we are talking Baltimore, I also think John Brown and Willie Snead make good late-round fliers. Josh Gordon has a very wide range of outcomes and, of course, tons of risk, but you're either in or you're out on Gordon. He is a perfect fit for Tyrod Taylor's arm.

He needs to stay healthy don't we all? If you couldn't tell, I'm in on San Francisco this season. But the 6-foot-4 "BabyTron," as my friend JJ calls him, is healthy and due for a big uptick in looks, especially in the red zone. Speaking of size, Josh Doctson is 6-foot-3 with a inch vertical. From Week 7 on last season, the only wide receiver to see more end zone targets than Doctson was DeAndre Hopkins. A breakout year is coming for Doctson.

Doctson is a former first-round pick, as is Mike Williams of the Chargers. With no Hunter Henry ACL injury , a fully healthy Williams has a chance to really step up in the red zone this season. Last season, when the Rams got close and they didn't give it to Todd Gurley, they looked for my little Cooper Kupp. Kupp tied with Dez Bryant and Davante Adams for the fourth-most red zone targets in the NFL last season 20 , more than any two of his teammates combined.

He'll play the slot and continue to be a safety blanket for Jared Goff. Over the past five seasons, the No. Gimme some Cameron Meredith , especially in Round Jarvis Landry accounted for Landry is now in Cleveland, as HBO viewers are well aware. Wide receiver is crazy-deep, but for those in deeper leagues, here are some other names I like at the end of drafts these are guys I believe will be the No.

On his third team in three years, Watkins is averaging 9. I get that he is fast and talented and has a big-armed QB throwing it to him in KC. I thought it was a good NFL move for the Chiefs to get him. I just don't want him on my fantasy team. Health is always an issue and Sammy has never caught more than 65 passes in a season.

Last season, Watkins scored on eight of 39 catches Under Andy Reid, the No. I get that Watkins is more talented than who he has had in there before, but still, there is just the one ball, you know? Watkins will have a few huge games this season, but good luck figuring out when they will be. He's going in the same round as, and often ahead of, Chris Hogan and Corey Davis, guys I like as safer bets and better upside picks just depends what you want for your eighth-round pick. It's not the talent and it's not even the QB -- I'm in on Luck staying healthy.

Over the past three years, per Tristan's consistency ratings , Hilton was a "stiff" 51st or worse at the position in a given week I get that some of that is Jacoby Brissett-induced, but if you take out last season, it's 15 "starts" and 9 "stiffs" in the past two years with Luck as his primary QB. Hilton is a deep threat who can disappear for long stretches, yet he is currently going in the top 10 among WRs. He's way too boom or bust for me to be a WR1. You need rock-solid, high-floor production from a WR1 and that's just not his game.

And while I think Luck stays healthy, there's a decent chance I'm wrong. What the hell do I know? Without Luck last season, Hilton's start percentage was He is very Luck-dependent and for a WR1, that's too risky for me. Look, I have him as my WR10, so I clearly think he'll have a productive fantasy season. But he's currently going as WR7 at the end of the second round, and if I am picking at the end of the second round, I would much rather have Davante Adams or a running back than Green.

Green is a mid-to-late third-rounder for me, which means it's unlikely I roster him this season. He had only three games with plus yards last season and is coming off the lowest reception rate of his career 54 percent. Green eclipsed 15 points just five times last season. For reference, Cooper Kupp and Nelson Agholor had more. Now on the wrong side of 30, he's played all 16 games just twice in the past four years. Even if he stays healthy, he scored on His career rate prior to last season was So yeah, I think there is regression coming for his touchdowns.

Andy Dalton hasn't thrown for more than 25 touchdowns since , so it's unlikely that there's a sudden explosion there, and getting John Ross and Tyler Eifert back healthy I know, just go with it could, in theory, take some potential scores away as well. I just knocked T. Hilton for consistency, and well, Green was 27th in consistency ratings last season. That's ugly for a guy going as WR7.

Maybe he has something left in the tank, but nothing last season suggested he does. His fantasy value came from the touchdowns and it will be hard to get the chemistry with Derek Carr that he had with Aaron Rodgers. Nelson is 33 years old and coming off a season in which he didn't have one game of more than 80 yards, even with A-Rod. Jones' ADP of WR23 a season after being WR11 in fantasy means we all agree he is going to regress from last season, the question is just how much. I think a little further than his ADP suggests and it starts with Golladay.

In the five games last season that Golladay was out, Jones averaged But in the 11 games Golladay played, Jones averaged just 5. He was still a productive fantasy WR in those games, but the likelihood of him continuing that rate with such low volume isn't ideal. Jones is a big-play threat who is capable of being a difference-maker in any one given week, but as I noted in "love," I believe Golladay takes a big step this year. Jones has caught just Jordan Reed , Redskins: Don't bother yelling homer. I know, OK, I know. Reed misses plenty of time.

Believe me, as a Redskins fan, I'm well aware. And he has been hurting fantasy managers for years with his injuries. But here's why I am back in: And the reward outweighs the risk. Reed trails only Rob Gronkowski in terms of points per game at the tight end position over the past three seasons. There is actually a wider gap between TE3 and Reed than there is between Reed and Gronk during that stretch.

In the ninth round, getting a guy who will win you the week at the position is very much worth the risk, especially when you can pair him with Vernon Davis. Kyle Rudolph , Vikings: Rudolph is the only tight end to have at least five touchdown receptions in each of the past three seasons. And now he gets to catch passes from the QB who ranks first in completions, third in completion percentage, third in passing yards and fifth in passing touchdowns to the TE position in that span?

I understand that there are a lot of mouths to feed in Minnesota, but with Rudolph ranking as the third-most-targeted player in the red zone during the past two seasons trailing only Jimmy Graham and Davante Adams , his floor resembles that of the elite, but his ADP doesn't. Last season was an ugly one for the Bears, but better times are ahead and I think it starts with Burton. There is no questioning that there is role potential here, as Burton profiles as a slot threat and Chicago needs slot help.

Like, really needs it. The Bears ranked 30th in slot receiving yards last season and got all of two receiving touchdowns from that spot. Chicago TEs earned a The impact of a healthy Andrew Luck is far greater than the addition of Eric Ebron. I mean, it's Eric Ebron. Luck has a track record of keeping his tight end fed, and I don't think Jack Doyle 's 80 receptions last season were an accident. The Colts will play a lot of two-TE sets this season, especially with the pass-catching options outside of T. Hilton not very established.

As you may have heard, I am in on San Fran's offense this year. As is required by fantasy analyst law, I too like David Njoku , regardless of who is under center in Cleveland. During his eight games with the Redskins in which he played at least 55 snaps, Davis has averaged 9. I love Reed, but if he goes down, there is a TE1 waiting in the wings.

Remember, 50 percent of Davis' career touchdowns were thrown by Alex Smith.

Vance McDonald and Ricky Seals-Jones are both free in drafts right now, but have enough upside to make them flier-worthy in deeper formats. McDonald was targeted on more than 21 percent of his routes last season and with the Steelers finishing as the 10th-most target friendly to TEs in the red zone, those targets could turn into a handful of touchdowns. As for RSJ, the plan last season was to get him the ball when he was on the field targeted on a crazy You would think that playing with Aaron Rodgers would increase the value for all involved, but just 17 percent of Rodgers' touchdown passes during the past decade have gone to the TE position and the Packers haven't produced a top tight end since Jermichael Finley in That means that when Rodgers was at the peak of his powers QB1 from , the tight end wasn't much of a thing.

In fact, during that stretch, the Packers ranked 25th in TE points. And that is with the most productive QB in the game. I've used that analysis each of the past few years and every year, people argue with me. They yelled when I had Martellus Bennett on the hate list last year, they yelled at me when I had Jared Cook on it before that.

Avoid having to smile politely for the next six weeks!

Look, I get that, even at this stage of his career, Graham is not Bennett or Cook. But still, he didn't have one game of more than 75 yards last season, he is very touchdown dependent for his fantasy value and he's competing for looks in the red zone with Adams, Cobb and the running backs.

Hey, when you are on the field with Rodgers great things can happen, but an aging player coming off of his worst yards-per-catch season of his career entering an offense that doesn't feature the TE Death, taxes and Jared Cook on the hate list. He has appeared on this list on a regular basis, and with three touchdowns in the past three regular seasons combined, he has earned it.

I'm told that catching the ball goes a long way toward producing fantasy numbers, so the fact that Cook has dropped 4. Cameron Brate , Buccaneers: Brate was a nice story in the early going last season TE6 through Week 5 , but he scored just twice from that point forward both in the same game against the Packers and was TE19 on a per-game basis from Week 6 forward.

Why did his production drop? Howard 's snaps per game jumped by more than 25 percent from Weeks 10 to 14, relative to the first nine weeks of the season. The Bucs took Howard with the 19th pick of the draft, and with him scoring three times in his final five games, things seem to be trending more in his favor. I reserve the right to wake up at some point, realize this was all a horrible mistake and walk it back. But for now, yeah, this is it. There are way too many people to thank, but in addition to Keith and Pierre, back when I was doing the old TMR site, I used to write a version of the column for The Sporting News, and my friend Brendan Roberts edited me there, so I wanted to thank him.

I want to thank the tireless folks on the copy desk at ESPN. I do not make their job easy, that is for sure. Thank you for your help and patience. But mostly I want to thank you. For reading, for interacting, for giving feedback, even when it wasn't positive, for putting up with bad calls and worse jokes, for reaching out when you liked something you read, for reading this far and for reading all these years. It remains my great love, a true honor and a tremendous privilege to have gotten to do this for this long.

Matthew Berry, The Talented Mr. Roto, is nervous, sad and excited all at once.

He is the creator of RotoPass.

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