Who is hitting him on a 'go' route?If he catches a couple of those 'go' routes for TD's it won't matter about his route running.'wudaben said:I think it'll be Hill also. Sanchez seems to have a problem getting the ball consistently to smaller receivers and on top of that Santonio is a team cancer. If Hill can come in and act like a professional he could easily become the favorite wr target.'Sweet Love said:Stephen Hill - when in doubt, throw it to the big kid. I kind of think this game will be a shoot-out (though both have good DEFs), and Hill will likely get that obligatory 4-66 -1 TD line. If it is close, I see Bilal Powell as a hot FA pickup (though he tends to get drafted in the last round of every one of my drafts...usually be me...lol). I can see Jackson and Greene facing tough fronts as both teams dare the other to throw it, and Spiller (who will be drafted) and Powell (who may be an FA) to see a lot of check down balls their way.Linky(Rotoworld) ESPN New York's Rich Cimini nominates second-round WR Stephen Hill as the Jets' "biggest disappointment" heading into the season.Analysis: "Talented, but oh so raw," writes Cimini. "Needs time to develop, but he doesn't have that luxury on this team." Hill has been lost as an NFL route runner after being limited to "go" routes in Georgia Tech's run-dominant offense. He's not worthy of roster spot in redraft fantasy leagues.
Another WW gem, TEBOW!Who is hitting him on a 'go' route?If he catches a couple of those 'go' routes for TD's it won't matter about his route running.'wudaben said:I think it'll be Hill also. Sanchez seems to have a problem getting the ball consistently to smaller receivers and on top of that Santonio is a team cancer. If Hill can come in and act like a professional he could easily become the favorite wr target.'Sweet Love said:Stephen Hill - when in doubt, throw it to the big kid. I kind of think this game will be a shoot-out (though both have good DEFs), and Hill will likely get that obligatory 4-66 -1 TD line. If it is close, I see Bilal Powell as a hot FA pickup (though he tends to get drafted in the last round of every one of my drafts...usually be me...lol). I can see Jackson and Greene facing tough fronts as both teams dare the other to throw it, and Spiller (who will be drafted) and Powell (who may be an FA) to see a lot of check down balls their way.Linky(Rotoworld) ESPN New York's Rich Cimini nominates second-round WR Stephen Hill as the Jets' "biggest disappointment" heading into the season.Analysis: "Talented, but oh so raw," writes Cimini. "Needs time to develop, but he doesn't have that luxury on this team." Hill has been lost as an NFL route runner after being limited to "go" routes in Georgia Tech's run-dominant offense. He's not worthy of roster spot in redraft fantasy leagues.
Hill will see Tebow coming and go right home.Another WW gem, TEBOW!Who is hitting him on a 'go' route?If he catches a couple of those 'go' routes for TD's it won't matter about his route running.'wudaben said:I think it'll be Hill also. Sanchez seems to have a problem getting the ball consistently to smaller receivers and on top of that Santonio is a team cancer. If Hill can come in and act like a professional he could easily become the favorite wr target.'Sweet Love said:Stephen Hill - when in doubt, throw it to the big kid. I kind of think this game will be a shoot-out (though both have good DEFs), and Hill will likely get that obligatory 4-66 -1 TD line. If it is close, I see Bilal Powell as a hot FA pickup (though he tends to get drafted in the last round of every one of my drafts...usually be me...lol). I can see Jackson and Greene facing tough fronts as both teams dare the other to throw it, and Spiller (who will be drafted) and Powell (who may be an FA) to see a lot of check down balls their way.Linky(Rotoworld) ESPN New York's Rich Cimini nominates second-round WR Stephen Hill as the Jets' "biggest disappointment" heading into the season.Analysis: "Talented, but oh so raw," writes Cimini. "Needs time to develop, but he doesn't have that luxury on this team." Hill has been lost as an NFL route runner after being limited to "go" routes in Georgia Tech's run-dominant offense. He's not worthy of roster spot in redraft fantasy leagues.
Looks like it so far...Ogletree
Well who's wearing #82 for the Cowboys tonight then?As great as Ogletree looks (go Hoos!), don't forget that Witten's out. A lot of these routes will probably be his next week.
The aliensWell who's wearing #82 for the Cowboys tonight then?As great as Ogletree looks (go Hoos!), don't forget that Witten's out. A lot of these routes will probably be his next week.
Sorry, I didn't actually realize he was playing. I highly doubt he's 100% and, again, expect more of those routes to be Witten's once he's all recovered. Ogletree's a good pickup but I don't think LRob numbers are in the offing.Well who's wearing #82 for the Cowboys tonight then?As great as Ogletree looks (go Hoos!), don't forget that Witten's out. A lot of these routes will probably be his next week.
After a 2nd TD, question answered...Ogletree
Yep, he'll have a highhh pick-up percentage.After a 2nd TD, question answered...Ogletree
Kevin Ogletree- Will have a good enough nght tomorrow that people will connect the dots and think Laurent robinson from last year and he will be picked up heavily.
Anyway, my call in a moderately shallow league is Robert Turbin.For a deeper league, Kevin Ogletree.
I'll tune in for y'alls picks next week.I think one of the Dallas WRs not named Dez/Miles will have a big week, especially with Witten probably out. It'll be a nationally televised game that everyone watches and people will look back at what Laurent Robinson did as the #3 last year, get excited and whichever WR it is will be the hot guy everyone is after. Not sure whether it'll be Holmes or Ogletree or whoever. But that's my prediction.
YOu guys still have time to pick up the other three on this listKevin Ogletree- Will have a good enough nght tomorrow that people will connect the dots and think Laurent robinson from last year and he will be picked up heavily.
Lance Kendricks-good shot to score a TD.
Dallas clark-This man has been absolutely forgotten but I think there's an 80% chance he ends up with at least 4/47/1 and will get noticed.
Dwayne Allen-I'm not surehis stats will be enough for people to take notice because this is going to be a tough game to be utilized against the Bears, but for people watching the game, they are going to notice a lot in Allen and file him on the short list. I'm going to make one of those "bold" predictions like from the other thread and go ahead and say I bet Allen is going to have a play where he absoultely blows up Briggs or urlacher somewhere in this game and depending on who calls the game, this might be shown and talked about. It won't be long before people take notice that this guy can be Jason Witten.
It looks like a redux of Devery Henderson from last year.Sorry, I didn't actually realize he was playing. I highly doubt he's 100% and, again, expect more of those routes to be Witten's once he's all recovered. Ogletree's a good pickup but I don't think LRob numbers are in the offing.Well who's wearing #82 for the Cowboys tonight then?As great as Ogletree looks (go Hoos!), don't forget that Witten's out. A lot of these routes will probably be his next week.
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Theres a bit of truth to this if you're taking Hill as a WR5-6. Minimal risk with a decent upside. I'd probably buy under those circumstances.However I'd really temper expectations on him as he has Sanchise and Teblow as his QB's and a head coach that is throwing him to the wolves in his first year. I sometimes think people don't realize just how bad the Jets will be this year, and that will trickle down to the fantasy value of the players. It was pretty bad last year and this year isn't looking any better. I'm not saying there won't be value with some Jets players, but the value will be for depth or bye week material at best. Dustin Keller might be the best play for the entire team.As for my WW pick of the week. Greg "The Leg" Zuerlein. The next Janikowski is upon us.Stephen Hill - Abused lately in the press for being raw and inconsistent and plays with Sanchez/Tebow, but guys that are 6'4 that run 4.3's should not be ignored, especially when they're in the starting lineup.
I agree with everything you've said, we're all just tossing stuff against the wall to see what sticks on guys that may not be owned.While the Jets could really be horrible offensively, it's worth noting that Braylon Edwards had his second best TD season (7) playing with Sanchez and Plax had his third best TD season (8) of his career playing with Sanchez. He seems to be pretty productive with big WR's and the latest one he has can run a 4.3. So, we're talking pretty big ceiling to go with a very spacious floor here.Theres a bit of truth to this if you're taking Hill as a WR5-6. Minimal risk with a decent upside. I'd probably buy under those circumstances.However I'd really temper expectations on him as he has Sanchise and Teblow as his QB's and a head coach that is throwing him to the wolves in his first year. I sometimes think people don't realize just how bad the Jets will be this year, and that will trickle down to the fantasy value of the players. It was pretty bad last year and this year isn't looking any better. I'm not saying there won't be value with some Jets players, but the value will be for depth or bye week material at best. Dustin Keller might be the best play for the entire team.As for my WW pick of the week. Greg "The Leg" Zuerlein. The next Janikowski is upon us.Stephen Hill - Abused lately in the press for being raw and inconsistent and plays with Sanchez/Tebow, but guys that are 6'4 that run 4.3's should not be ignored, especially when they're in the starting lineup.
Good call bengal, unlike mineDwayne HarrisI think one of the Dallas WRs not named Dez/Miles will have a big week, especially with Witten probably out. It'll be a nationally televised game that everyone watches and people will look back at what Laurent Robinson did as the #3 last year, get excited and whichever WR it is will be the hot guy everyone is after. Not sure whether it'll be Holmes or Ogletree or whoever. But that's my prediction.
yet somehow amazingly Hightower is the #1 FF RB in DC when all is said and done.Most added:Week 1: Alfred Morris Week 2: Evan RoysterWeek 3: Roy HeluWeek 4: Alfred Morris Week 5: Evan RoysterWeek 6: Roy HeluWeek 7: Alfred Morris Week 8: Evan RoysterWeek 9: Roy HeluWeek 10: Alfred Morris Week 11: Evan RoysterWeek 12: Roy HeluWeek 13: Alfred Morris Week 14: Evan RoysterWeek 15: Roy HeluWeek 16: Alfred Morris#### you mike Shanahan.
Blast from the past, won a championship when he was with the Jets.For ppr leon washington
+Kyle RudolphDigging deepQB: Ponder, BradfordWR: Louis Murphy, Donald Jones, Rishard MathewsRB: Chris Rainy, Kendall HunterTE: M. Bennett, L. KendricksK: Zuerland
If he catches a couple of those 'go' routes for TD's it won't matter about his route running.I think it'll be Hill also. Sanchez seems to have a problem getting the ball consistently to smaller receivers and on top of that Santonio is a team cancer. If Hill can come in and act like a professional he could easily become the favorite wr target.Stephen Hill - when in doubt, throw it to the big kid. I kind of think this game will be a shoot-out (though both have good DEFs), and Hill will likely get that obligatory 4-66 -1 TD line. If it is close, I see Bilal Powell as a hot FA pickup (though he tends to get drafted in the last round of every one of my drafts...usually be me...lol). I can see Jackson and Greene facing tough fronts as both teams dare the other to throw it, and Spiller (who will be drafted) and Powell (who may be an FA) to see a lot of check down balls their way.Linky(Rotoworld) ESPN New York's Rich Cimini nominates second-round WR Stephen Hill as the Jets' "biggest disappointment" heading into the season.Analysis: "Talented, but oh so raw," writes Cimini. "Needs time to develop, but he doesn't have that luxury on this team." Hill has been lost as an NFL route runner after being limited to "go" routes in Georgia Tech's run-dominant offense. He's not worthy of roster spot in redraft fantasy leagues.
Snag one of the Ogletree/Hill/LaFell trio with waiver priority ... then scoop Simpson in free for allIf you have a high waiver order spot, do you take a chance on WRs like Ogletree, Hill, or LaFell or would you wait for better options that may be maybe available a few weeks from now like Jerome Simpson when he returns?