Team Legacy
Footballguy
Nate has had a great comeback year for a kid with high hopes just a few years back. If you were like me, a few years ago, you were scooping him up in the WR8-10 area, the Steve Smith area at the time, and feeling great about it. Well things went well for him financially, signing the lucrative contract in Seattle, but he hasn't made an impact... until now. He's looking good guys and I think we'll see even bigger and better things from him in the future, whether that's in Seattle or somewhere else. In THE MOST crowded WR corps in the league, he's managed 50 balls and 9 TDs ranking as the 33rd best receiver in the league, a servicable WR#3. I think you'll likely see good things in the playoffs from him and the price will go even higher. If you have the chance, deal for him now.
Other buy lows:
2. Jerricho Cotchery - Is it just me or was this the QUIETEST Top 20 WR season in the history of the NFL? 82 catches last year, 82 this year. He reduced in TDs (6 to 2), but his YPC went up a full 2 yards! That's huge. Consistent receptions is big for me, and a better Jets offense, McFadden?, lands him in the end zone more next year. I think Coles is near the end of his Mangini run, so a healthy Cotchery could be dangerous next year. TALK TO THIS OWNER NOW and feel them out on JC.
3. Anthony Gonzalez - Price won't get much lower. Once Marvin retires, the price skyrockets. I'm sure it's understood and partly built in to his value now, but once it's official, Gonzo's value vaults.
4. Sidney Rice - Another wide receiver COUNTING on a QB to come in and save the day. I like when I See a receiver seperate from the CB right before the ball lands. He stretches out and he'll make a WR1 in the NFL. He just needs that deep threat arm. If the coaches know what's good for em, they'll go out and pay for one this off - season.
5. Darrell Jackson - This one hinges on Alex Smith. Do you believe he has what it takes to be a starter in the NFL? Crazy as it sounds, I think I still do. I blame the offensive line for most of their troubles this year and I like what I saw from a healthy DJack near the end of the year. I think we may have the DJack from old back next year if, and its a BIG if, Smith returns to form. I'd take the chance, the reward outweighs the price.
6. / 7. Ted Ginn/Greg Camarillo - I have this feeling Brian Brohm will be tossing it to both of them left and right and every which way next year. We'll see if that's true, but no matter what, Parcells has to bring in a QB to get these guys the ball. They'll be behind a lot next year regardless. Camarillo is likely still on the waiver wire and is probably more on the DEEP SLEEPER list than a buy low list, but I like when a kid makes big plays and 2 straight weeks, he made them. Ginn is explosive and I think he'll prove in time to be much more than a WR3.
After these playoffs, don't say I didn't warn ya about big Nate.
Other buy lows:
2. Jerricho Cotchery - Is it just me or was this the QUIETEST Top 20 WR season in the history of the NFL? 82 catches last year, 82 this year. He reduced in TDs (6 to 2), but his YPC went up a full 2 yards! That's huge. Consistent receptions is big for me, and a better Jets offense, McFadden?, lands him in the end zone more next year. I think Coles is near the end of his Mangini run, so a healthy Cotchery could be dangerous next year. TALK TO THIS OWNER NOW and feel them out on JC.
3. Anthony Gonzalez - Price won't get much lower. Once Marvin retires, the price skyrockets. I'm sure it's understood and partly built in to his value now, but once it's official, Gonzo's value vaults.
4. Sidney Rice - Another wide receiver COUNTING on a QB to come in and save the day. I like when I See a receiver seperate from the CB right before the ball lands. He stretches out and he'll make a WR1 in the NFL. He just needs that deep threat arm. If the coaches know what's good for em, they'll go out and pay for one this off - season.
5. Darrell Jackson - This one hinges on Alex Smith. Do you believe he has what it takes to be a starter in the NFL? Crazy as it sounds, I think I still do. I blame the offensive line for most of their troubles this year and I like what I saw from a healthy DJack near the end of the year. I think we may have the DJack from old back next year if, and its a BIG if, Smith returns to form. I'd take the chance, the reward outweighs the price.
6. / 7. Ted Ginn/Greg Camarillo - I have this feeling Brian Brohm will be tossing it to both of them left and right and every which way next year. We'll see if that's true, but no matter what, Parcells has to bring in a QB to get these guys the ball. They'll be behind a lot next year regardless. Camarillo is likely still on the waiver wire and is probably more on the DEEP SLEEPER list than a buy low list, but I like when a kid makes big plays and 2 straight weeks, he made them. Ginn is explosive and I think he'll prove in time to be much more than a WR3.
After these playoffs, don't say I didn't warn ya about big Nate.
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I think Smith may be one of the most under rated guys going into next season. Injuries killed his season this year, and he's got that possession label tagged to him. He's 6'0" and 197lbs and ran a 4.44 at the combine. Same build as Driver, Ward, Jimmy Smith.....Toomer is going to be 34 next season and isn't exactly Harrison, Rice or Owens, and Sinorice Moss has failed with his opportunities. I don't know that we'll see 1000 yard season next year, but I think Smith is a great buy low.
Didn't watch a ton of Seahawks' games this season, but always LOVED the guy in Minnesota. Would have been nice to have him in purple this season! He is underrated and has good hands and deceptive speed.
Hackett has been VERY impressive. Yesterday showed his speed in the slot is a killer.
