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No offense but there are many reasons why Moss is a viable drop and has been for weeks. He is the 56th-ranked WR in my league, for example. His lack of production alone makes him someone worthy of being on WWs. That's not taking into consideration the fact that many leagues have tight roster limits so keeping a player who isn't producing as opposed to someone who is may not make any sense.
While he may not have as much talent as Moss (debateable), no doubt that Britt is a better fantasy option at this point. He has certainly produced more than Moss. Despite not playing since week 7, Britt has more TD's and yards than Moss and only 3 less receptions. Britt caught at least 1 TD every week from week 2 to 7. Britt plays a factor as he is someone else to take already limited targets and Collins probably feels more comfortable with Britt than Moss as they have played together much longer. Moss also still commands a double team leaving Britt with single coverage. If your looking for a Tennessee wr to take advantage of the cupcake playoff sched., Britt is the man.Gaffney or BMW are no brainer starts over Moss in my IMO. They have both been much more productive.
10 touchdowns is unrosterable?
Ok, his upside is 10 pts in a week. TDs are great but aren't worth having a bunch of below average games and then get a TD in one. For a player to be a WR1/WR2 you need consistent production, regardless of TD, every week. If you are solely relying on TD then a player is a WR3/Flex play at best. That is all Moss is at this point. He played the Redskins (w/ Landry and Rogers out) and the Texans and put up a grand total of 3 catches for 23 yards with a goose egg in one of the games. If a WR can't it going against those two opponents then what is the point of rostering him?Even in 12 team leagues that start 3 WR he isn't worth putting your lineup. He is the 63rd ranked WR in my PPR league.10 touchdowns is unrosterable?
Me too. Going to see if Collins and Jax Def can get him to produce something.
Yes, he is unrosterable...........1 catch 13 yards10 touchdowns is unrosterable?
Nope. He only had one more catch today than I did - and I was sitting in my recliner all day.packersfan said:
Sidney in his second game back put up 24.5 in my league.Sudoku_in_the_Bathtub said:
people are still starting him?
:(Sidney in his second game back put up 24.5 in my league.Sudoku_in_the_Bathtub said:
Sidney in his second game back put up 24.5 in my league.Sudoku_in_the_Bathtub said:
I know Sidney Moss and he would suck at football.Agree with this.I dropped him for Jacoby Ford, and frankly Ford has more upside than him.Plus, I'd love to face the sucker who picks him up and actually plays him against me for another goose egg (yes, even against Houston).
Again....Unrosterable. Not just in fantasy football but possibly on an ACTUAL roster.10 touchdowns is unrosterable?
I would love to be a fly on the wall as he negotiates with teams this offseason for a big contract. "Well sure... there was that stretch of 12 games where I had only three catches, but I was focused on helping the team any way I could."Again....Unrosterable. Not just in fantasy football but possibly on an ACTUAL roster.10 touchdowns is unrosterable?
Nope. There were some positives though.- They threw to his side of the field twice.- He looked really, REALLY cool standing on the sidelines with his gloves attached to his facemask.
Only it's not a choice anymore.How badly do you think he wishes he shut his mouth earlier this season instead of going off on the 'no appreciation' rant after week 1 in N.E.?
Nothing to do with it.
I am sure you realize this claim is faulty on several counts: correlation doesn't prove causation; small sample size; reductionist.
I hate to be the one to break it to you, but Sidney's last name is RICE. If he's told you otherwise it's only because he wants to sleep with you.Sidney in his second game back put up 24.5 in my league.
Ya, and facts ARE facts.
Yes and you can say that about any presentation of stats. I realize Brad Childress got fired and Vince Young went nuts but can you prove that Moss didn't have any cause of that? Whether directly or indirectly? Moss isn't a team player and his attitude could cause negativity amoung others.
