If you only get credit for return TD's and not yardage, then it's not worth factoring into your decision, because it's rare for anyone to get high numbers of return TD's year after year. 2 TD's or something isn't worth worrying about, and should not factor into who you select.Our league also credits Punt return and kick off returns (for TDs) regardless of players. I am thinking this is worth looking at. Does anyone have a list of DBs that also get time as returners?
Then I would definitely look at McGee, and possibly Revis. It depends on the scoring.what if return yardage is factored into your decision?
For yardage and possible (POSSIBLE!!!) return TD's here are some options...Terence NewmanCharles WoodsonChris GambleThese guys returned a number of punts last season.Here are some guys based on punt/kickoff return yards = 0.05 pts per yard OR 1 pt per 20 yards:Terrence McGee #1 DB 183 ptsPacman Jones #4 DB 170 pts ***If dynasty league he is worth a roster spotJustin Miller #8 DB WHO??? He has a ton of return yards
It too early to know. Its just like Miller/Revis, the situation needs time to play out.Another guy that was not mentioned on here is Chris Carr OAK DB. Was he cut? He was not great, but he was decent.Depending on the return yard scoring this can make a mediocre WR good (Wes Welker), and some guys startable on bye weeks (returner WR for CLE?) And it is icing on the cake for a RB (like D Williams or Mike Turner).does anybody know for sure what the deal is in buf is mcgee returning kickoffs or what?
Not cut.Another guy that was not mentioned on here is Chris Carr OAK DB. Was he cut? He was not great, but he was decent.does anybody know for sure what the deal is in buf is mcgee returning kickoffs or what?
Normally, KR > PR if yardage scores. That "free" 20 yards or so you get helps a lot, note the difference in KR average vs PR average.While there are often 2 KR's back, and only one PR, one KR is normally primary. doing both helps, but just one can give you an edge.so rapture, none of these DBs will return both punts and kicks???
I would note that PR usually score more TDs.Normally, KR > PR if yardage scores. That "free" 20 yards or so you get helps a lot, note the difference in KR average vs PR average.While there are often 2 KR's back, and only one PR, one KR is normally primary. doing both helps, but just one can give you an edge.so rapture, none of these DBs will return both punts and kicks???
Miller has off-field trouble? this is the first I have heard of this? What is he in trouble for?McGee BUF (but be careful, BUF may take him out of the role cause he is now CB#1).I hear Revis on the Jets can return kicks, and Miller is in a ton of off-field trouble. Maybe he'll be cut.Hester of course.some others, but i can't think of 'em right now
I don't think you'll see Hobbs doing any returns as long as Samuels is holding out. They can't risk having both top CBs out.Ellis Hobbs (CB-NE) is a possibility. He took one to the house last year on 10 returns. With Samuel holding out, he stands to start @ CB, with returns a remote possibility.
The Pats did sign Wes Welker, and he stands to be the main return guy, but Hobbs has proven to be a capable returner (36yd avg on 10 k.o. returns in '06, 25yd avg on 15 returns in '05).
Jets | J. Miller arrestedSun, 20 May 2007 17:20:15 -0700ESPN's Jeremy Schaap reports New York Jets CB Justin Miller was arrested Sunday, May 20, for allegedly punching a woman in a New York nightclub. He was apprehended after a police chase and charged with third-degree misdemeanor assault. Police said Miller was swinging at a man, but hit the woman after the man ducked. The woman has a laceration on her face and swelling and pain in her knee.Miller has off-field trouble? this is the first I have heard of this? What is he in trouble for?McGee BUF (but be careful, BUF may take him out of the role cause he is now CB#1).I hear Revis on the Jets can return kicks, and Miller is in a ton of off-field trouble. Maybe he'll be cut.Hester of course.some others, but i can't think of 'em right now
I'm thinking the key is to first focus on production at the players starting roster position. I had Chris Carr, thinking it would be nice to pick up those points for return yards, but is he going to get enough tackles in addition to his returning abilities to warrant playing him and not a solid DB who doesnt return kicks?I ended up dropping him and picking up McGee, thinking id get less yards than Carr but significantly more tackles.The question is, with one DB slot, do I play McGee or put in someone like Chris Hope or Kerry Rhodes?Any suggestions for this year? Looking for starter IDPs with return abilities.The only one I can think of for now is RW McQuarters (is he starting?)...I'm sure there's more however.Thanks.
This could be huge.Any confirmation of his winning the KR job? That article on the KR competition is a month old.Cortland Finnegan in Tennessee, looks like he'll not only be the #1 option in the KR/PR situations, but also looks likely to start at CB. He could very well put up similar #s to PacMan.
His role in the return game:
http://www.tennessean.com/apps/pbcs.dll/ar.../708030430/1027
Likely to start at CB:
http://www.tennessean.com/apps/pbcs.dll/ar...398/1328/SPORTS
Herman has him listed as the KR and PR in his Returnguys article, but also mentions other guys as well. Should be interesting to see how often Finnegan is back there on Sunday. If he's the man for both, and starting at CB, he could be better than Pac Man this year.IAMCANADIAN said:Well, the closest I see, is the Titan's own Depth Charts, which have him at starting CB, and starting KR/PR:
http://www.titansonline.com/press_box/depth_chart/index.php
That's what I'm sayin'. I think it's a watch and see unless you have a deep bench and unlimited transactions. Having said that, I may need to pick this guy up after Sunday.Herman has him listed as the KR and PR in his Returnguys article, but also mentions other guys as well. Should be interesting to see how often Finnegan is back there on Sunday. If he's the man for both, and starting at CB, he could be better than Pac Man this year.IAMCANADIAN said:Well, the closest I see, is the Titan's own Depth Charts, which have him at starting CB, and starting KR/PR:
http://www.titansonline.com/press_box/depth_chart/index.php
According to that article, he was the nickel back last year (it says he was their fifth DB). Even if he just fills the nickel role, that would be enough for me to pick him up if he ends up being the #1 returner for that team. Can't wait to see how it shakes out Sunday.Another report out of Tennessee, saying that the starting CB may only be decided just before kickoff on Sunday:
http://www.titansonline.com/news/titans_ne....php?PRKey=5021
I have lousy waiver priority in my two top leagues that I'm playing in. Both, leagues reward return ydg at: Punt 10yds/1point, Kickoff 25yds/1point... so I had to make my move on him yesterday. I had been told to watch out for this kid as a sleeper in our league; but as long as he was looking like a nickel corner, I wasn't nearly as interested. I only had to give up backup IDPs in both leagues to have him, and his ceiling is pretty high.
I agree with bigreese82, on that a "rookie corner rule", type situation may apply for him (although it is his 2nd year).
Now that we're a little closer to gametime, are there any updates on this situation?Cortland Finnegan in Tennessee, looks like he'll not only be the #1 option in the KR/PR situations, but also looks likely to start at CB. He could very well put up similar #s to PacMan.
His role in the return game:
http://www.tennessean.com/apps/pbcs.dll/ar.../708030430/1027
Likely to start at CB:
http://www.tennessean.com/apps/pbcs.dll/ar...398/1328/SPORTS