I completely disagree with this.Eddy Lacey is going down like Trent Richardson
He's still getting about 7+ targets a game. Can't drop that in PPR.Is Jordan Matthews still worth rostering in redraft? Considering dropping him for Diggs.
I can agree, but in standard his 7+ targets have been worthless.He's still getting about 7+ targets a game. Can't drop that in PPR.Is Jordan Matthews still worth rostering in redraft? Considering dropping him for Diggs.
Yes. Standard is all about the yards and hope for a TD. He has no hope for a TD right now. So if there are better options, I'd bail.I can agree, but in standard his 7+ targets have been worthless.He's still getting about 7+ targets a game. Can't drop that in PPR.Is Jordan Matthews still worth rostering in redraft? Considering dropping him for Diggs.
I think so. That O-line isn't magically going to fix itself and the defense isn't getting better any time soon.Melvin Gordon droppable in standard redraft?
Haven't seen him really make progress behind that broken O-line. Woodhead has also scored more points than him this season. Oliver looked okay too.
hes like the #1 handcuff to own. Dumb to dropMattFancy said:Tevin Coleman. Unless something happens to Freeman, he's not getting his job back.
Unfortunately, I just did and I traded John Brown and J-Stew for him. It was essentially so I could open up a roster spot to stash/block an owner for another RB. Now, I'm looking at 3 disappointments at WR in Cobb, AJ and JM while Brown finally exploded last week. Just gotta hope the cream eventually rises to the top...In other thoughts, I ALMOST traded for Jordan Matthews 2 weeks back.... in an effort to "upgrade" my WR3 slot in a league.
I think I dodged a bullet there.
My hit on Nuk has made my miss on Matthews more palatable. I'm holding now only because I'm in a pprInsein said:Yes. Standard is all about the yards and hope for a TD. He has no hope for a TD right now. So if there are better options, I'd bail.SengerCJ said:I can agree, but in standard his 7+ targets have been worthless.Insein said:He's still getting about 7+ targets a game. Can't drop that in PPR.SengerCJ said:Is Jordan Matthews still worth rostering in redraft? Considering dropping him for Diggs.
Sorry to hear that.Unfortunately, I just did and I traded John Brown and J-Stew for him. It was essentially so I could open up a roster spot to stash/block an owner for another RB. Now, I'm looking at 3 disappointments at WR in Cobb, AJ and JM while Brown finally exploded last week. Just gotta hope the cream eventually rises to the top...In other thoughts, I ALMOST traded for Jordan Matthews 2 weeks back.... in an effort to "upgrade" my WR3 slot in a league.
I think I dodged a bullet there.
I do have Allen Robinson as well so, in a world without byes, Matthews or Brown wasn't getting played because I'm always too gunshy to bench my "studs". Also kept Moncrief over Brown as he's shown to be consistent and not as boom or bust. Should be OK but it sucks because I made sure to draft Brown.Sorry to hear that.Unfortunately, I just did and I traded John Brown and J-Stew for him. It was essentially so I could open up a roster spot to stash/block an owner for another RB. Now, I'm looking at 3 disappointments at WR in Cobb, AJ and JM while Brown finally exploded last week. Just gotta hope the cream eventually rises to the top...In other thoughts, I ALMOST traded for Jordan Matthews 2 weeks back.... in an effort to "upgrade" my WR3 slot in a league.
I think I dodged a bullet there.
I was very high on John Brown everywhere preseason, even drafted him in 4/4 leagues.
There was some good discussion on Brown in his thread there the last few weeks too.
But- I do think Jordan Matthews finally gets something going.
Last I checked he is still getting a decent number of targets, so you can hope he finally starts firing it up a bit.
I am a fellow Cobb owner, so I know what thats like. Just sleep easy at night knowing you have the best piece in the Green Bay offense once he finally gets on track for the season.
It would take a massive offer for me to move Cobb currently, even though he has been a disappointment overall.
(I did tune in to the game last night, and saw Matthews drop one pass, but Gruden and the horrible announcing + the commercial overload made me turn it off soon thereafter)
TZM
HA~! You must have consulted my go-to list of WRs preseason.I do have Allen Robinson as well so, in a world without byes, Matthews or Brown wasn't getting played because I'm always too gunshy to bench my "studs". Also kept Moncrief over Brown as he's shown to be consistent and not as boom or bust. Should be OK but it sucks because I made sure to draft Brown.
I completely agree with you. I don't think I'll find another guy with that much of a workload in the wire. BUT I already did it once this season by dropping Alfred Morris. I drafted him higher than Gordon too.Melvin Gordon is averaging 13 carries a game, and was in the double digits every week until last week.
He certainly isn't doing much with those, I get it.
But with the way the RBs have been horrible across the board this year, to just cut this guy and give up completely seems like a terrible mistake.
He may not ever turn it around with that O Line there, but you are not going to find that kind of workload on any waiver wire in the leagues that I am associated with.
Bench him if you think you have to, but dropping him is not the answer, at least not at this point.
Whenever I think about dropping someone I always ask myself ......... "Can I get a comparable player off the wire?".
This is a case where I may snag someone, but I certainly don't like abandoning that workload and leaving it on the wire for the next owner.
In other thoughts, I ALMOST traded for Jordan Matthews 2 weeks back.... in an effort to "upgrade" my WR3 slot in a league.
I think I dodged a bullet there.
I think Ameer Abdullah is one many are thinking of dropping.
He is one I may be targeting for a bench stash. The team may be coming around and he has some great matchups in weeks 15-16.
Even if I had to bench the guy, if I can get him cheap........come the end of the fantasy season I may be happy I am not facing the guy in those weeks.
TZM (Not a Melvin Gordon owner)
I'll second this and eat some crow. I was wrong about him this year.Insein said:Let's open this up to others as well.
Peyton Manning.
Now's the perfect time. It's a bye. So you don't need to feel guilty. Then when you feel that cringe when someone picks him up, it'll go away by the end of week 8 when he puts up another stinker.
A lot of these are TERRIBLE picks. Mike Evans will light it up in the second half. Michael Floyd is just starting to get relevant. Who cuts Jeremy Hill? Steward scores 2 TD's at Seattle - cut him now? Stafford? OK - but last game not bad. Mathews great buy low. Kendall Wright moves up with Mettenberger. Vincent Jackson? cut? He's been their best receiver and their schedule gets much harder (i.e. - more passing to both Jackson and Evans, less Martin).Vincent Jackson
Peyton Manning
C.J. Anderson
Darren Sproles
Percy Harvin
Devante Parker
Indy tight ends
Titan running backs
Alex Smith
Owen Daniels
Ruben Randle
Giant rbs
Terrance Williams
Zach Ertz
Bridgewater
Charles Johnson
Abdullah
Cooks
Spiller
Carolina receivers
Roddy White
St. Louis receivers
Andre Johnson
Markus Wheaton
On the verge:
Bradford
Jordan Mathews
Garcon
Joseph Randle
Wallace
Stafford
Adams
Stewart
Mike Evans
Michael Floyd
Arizona backs
Watkins
Kendall Wright
Jeremy Hill
Crowell
K.C. running backs
Gordon
Really hard to say in redraft...he may break out at some point this year. But he's a definite buy low in dynasty and possibly keeper (depending on the format). Although he hasn't done much behind that beat up and battered line, he *does* have 5 runs of 20+ yards in 6 games (which is really 5.5 games since he got benched after fumbling last week...) The potential is there. He has those 5 long runs despite the poor line, not because of it. None of them were huge holes...They all showed vision and the ability to change lanes. Again, hard to say he gets there this year, so redraft is tough. If the line gets healthy in the next few games, who knows...might come into his own just in time for the fantasy playoffs.Melvin Gordon is averaging 13 carries a game, and was in the double digits every week until last week.
He certainly isn't doing much with those, I get it.
But with the way the RBs have been horrible across the board this year, to just cut this guy and give up completely seems like a terrible mistake.
He may not ever turn it around with that O Line there, but you are not going to find that kind of workload on any waiver wire in the leagues that I am associated with.
Bench him if you think you have to, but dropping him is not the answer, at least not at this point.
Whenever I think about dropping someone I always ask myself ......... "Can I get a comparable player off the wire?".
This is a case where I may snag someone, but I certainly don't like abandoning that workload and leaving it on the wire for the next owner.
In other thoughts, I ALMOST traded for Jordan Matthews 2 weeks back.... in an effort to "upgrade" my WR3 slot in a league.
I think I dodged a bullet there.
I think Ameer Abdullah is one many are thinking of dropping.
He is one I may be targeting for a bench stash. The team may be coming around and he has some great matchups in weeks 15-16.
Even if I had to bench the guy, if I can get him cheap........come the end of the fantasy season I may be happy I am not facing the guy in those weeks.
TZM (Not a Melvin Gordon owner)
I dropped Watkins, but half my team is on a bye so my situation was desparate.I think it's time to give up on Watkins. Constantly injured. And not getting the attention he needs to flourish in that offense. He might turn it on in the 2nd half of the season but in the meantime he's a useless waste of roster space when you can grab a guy like diggs
Did you see the On the verge comment?A lot of these are TERRIBLE picks. Mike Evans will light it up in the second half. Michael Floyd is just starting to get relevant. Who cuts Jeremy Hill? Steward scores 2 TD's at Seattle - cut him now? Stafford? OK - but last game not bad. Mathews great buy low. Kendall Wright moves up with Mettenberger. Vincent Jackson? cut? He's been their best receiver and their schedule gets much harder (i.e. - more passing to both Jackson and Evans, less Martin).Vincent Jackson
Peyton Manning
C.J. Anderson
Darren Sproles
Percy Harvin
Devante Parker
Indy tight ends
Titan running backs
Alex Smith
Owen Daniels
Ruben Randle
Giant rbs
Terrance Williams
Zach Ertz
Bridgewater
Charles Johnson
Abdullah
Cooks
Spiller
Carolina receivers
Roddy White
St. Louis receivers
Andre Johnson
Markus Wheaton
On the verge:
Bradford
Jordan Mathews
Garcon
Joseph Randle
Wallace
Stafford
Adams
Stewart
Mike Evans
Michael Floyd
Arizona backs
Watkins
Kendall Wright
Jeremy Hill
Crowell
K.C. running backs
Gordon
It is more about validating their guy once again than actually trying to come up with someone that fits the question in the thread. Makes me want to hold Coleman even more for the inevitable fall.hes like the #1 handcuff to own. Dumb to dropMattFancy said:Tevin Coleman. Unless something happens to Freeman, he's not getting his job back.
I don't own Freeman and have injuries and bye week issues. I'm not holding him in the league I have him. He's gotten 6 carries the last 2 weeks. Sure, if you own Freeman, you need to find a way to get Coleman. But if you don't own Freeman and need help, I'd have no problem dropping him.hes like the #1 handcuff to own. Dumb to dropMattFancy said:Tevin Coleman. Unless something happens to Freeman, he's not getting his job back.
trade him to the freeman ownerI don't own Freeman and have injuries and bye week issues. I'm not holding him in the league I have him. He's gotten 6 carries the last 2 weeks. Sure, if you own Freeman, you need to find a way to get Coleman. But if you don't own Freeman and need help, I'd have no problem dropping him.hes like the #1 handcuff to own. Dumb to dropMattFancy said:Tevin Coleman. Unless something happens to Freeman, he's not getting his job back.
Unfortunatley, I've been trying ever since Freeman took over.trade him to the freeman ownerI don't own Freeman and have injuries and bye week issues. I'm not holding him in the league I have him. He's gotten 6 carries the last 2 weeks. Sure, if you own Freeman, you need to find a way to get Coleman. But if you don't own Freeman and need help, I'd have no problem dropping him.hes like the #1 handcuff to own. Dumb to dropMattFancy said:Tevin Coleman. Unless something happens to Freeman, he's not getting his job back.
Not sure if you're thinking drop or trade. In a lot of leagues he will fetch more in trade than you could hope to get off the waiver wire.I think it's time to give up on Watkins. Constantly injured. And not getting the attention he needs to flourish in that offense. He might turn it on in the 2nd half of the season but in the meantime he's a useless waste of roster space when you can grab a guy like diggs
+1I'll second this and eat some crow. I was wrong about him this year.Insein said:Let's open this up to others as well.
Peyton Manning.
Now's the perfect time. It's a bye. So you don't need to feel guilty. Then when you feel that cringe when someone picks him up, it'll go away by the end of week 8 when he puts up another stinker.
Bit of a hijack, but has any Coleman owner recently sold to a Freeman owner (or Freeman owner trying to buy Coleman) in redraft recently? If so, what's that market looking like?Unfortunatley, I've been trying ever since Freeman took over.trade him to the freeman ownerI don't own Freeman and have injuries and bye week issues. I'm not holding him in the league I have him. He's gotten 6 carries the last 2 weeks. Sure, if you own Freeman, you need to find a way to get Coleman. But if you don't own Freeman and need help, I'd have no problem dropping him.hes like the #1 handcuff to own. Dumb to dropMattFancy said:Tevin Coleman. Unless something happens to Freeman, he's not getting his job back.