Deranged Hermit
Not cool & Pissed
In all seriousness, does he have any value right now? I'm pretty much dangling him out as sweetener in all my trade offers right now hoping his name piques a little interest.
he has looked like a corpse in his time with the jets, they have gase as HC and have gases's muse, frank gore roostered. when they are 1-7 i figure they look at perine a bunch. but these are the jets, so maybe gore gets 30 touches a game. short of the matter is that bell would have no value to me in any format.In all seriousness, does he have any value right now? I'm pretty much dangling him out as sweetener in all my trade offers right now hoping his name piques a little interest.
as a jet fan, i get the feeling that bell got paid, knows this is a losing team and is uninterested in trying. i figure he is "hurt" most the year, collecting his money until he is cut next year. even if he shocks me, this team is gonna be behind a bunch, not a formula for the run game. oh and Gase.The last time Bell rushed for 100 yards was Week 15 of the 2017 season. 2017! That same season, Lesean McCoy and CJ Anderson each rushed for over 1,000 yards, and backs like Alex Collins, Orleans Darkwa, Bilal Powell and Isaiah Crowell were all fantasy relevant. In NFL terms, that is ancient history. Bell was a quality back once upon a time, but he has not looked good in quite some time. I have been holding onto him in a PPR Dynasty league, but I don't know how much longer I want to surrender a valuable roster spot to him. His reception numbers keep him just valuable enough to hang onto in PPR, but not valuable enough to put into my lineup as more than an occasional flex or injury or bye-week sub. I keep hoping he will have that one big game so I can unload him in a trade, but I may not wait that long. If I can grab an upside player from the waiver wire, I may send Bell packing. Bell offers no real future upside. He is never again going to be the back he was in Pittsburgh.
as a jet fan, i get the feeling that bell got paid, knows this is a losing team and is uninterested in trying. i figure he is "hurt" most the year, collecting his money until he is cut next year. even if he shocks me, this team is gonna be behind a bunch, not a formula for the run game. oh and Gase.The last time Bell rushed for 100 yards was Week 15 of the 2017 season. 2017! That same season, Lesean McCoy and CJ Anderson each rushed for over 1,000 yards, and backs like Alex Collins, Orleans Darkwa, Bilal Powell and Isaiah Crowell were all fantasy relevant. In NFL terms, that is ancient history. Bell was a quality back once upon a time, but he has not looked good in quite some time. I have been holding onto him in a PPR Dynasty league, but I don't know how much longer I want to surrender a valuable roster spot to him. His reception numbers keep him just valuable enough to hang onto in PPR, but not valuable enough to put into my lineup as more than an occasional flex or injury or bye-week sub. I keep hoping he will have that one big game so I can unload him in a trade, but I may not wait that long. If I can grab an upside player from the waiver wire, I may send Bell packing. Bell offers no real future upside. He is never again going to be the back he was in Pittsburgh.
I dunno, wasn't he the one denying his injury and wanting to practice/play through it? Saying how much he had to prove this year?as a jet fan, i get the feeling that bell got paid, knows this is a losing team and is uninterested in trying. i figure he is "hurt" most the year, collecting his money until he is cut next year. even if he shocks me, this team is gonna be behind a bunch, not a formula for the run game. oh and Gase.
More like 1918.If the jets organization were a year, they'd be 2020
says his coach or him? who knows, but there is no way this guys finished this season IMO. just a gut feeling.I dunno, wasn't he the one denying his injury and wanting to practice/play through it? Saying how much he had to prove this year?
IR doesn't mean the same thing it has in seasons past, but still, he will miss at least the next three games. Is Gore the play here, or is is nobody?Eligible to be back in 3 weeks.
gore/adams if desperate. Otherwise nobodyIR doesn't mean the same thing it has in seasons past, but still, he will miss at least the next three games. Is Gore the play here, or is is nobody?
Says both.says his coach or him? who knows, but there is no way this guys finished this season IMO. just a gut feeling.
Nobody is gonna save your team, if that's what you're asking. It's gonna be a Ballage/Gore/Perine/Adams RBBC. This team is pathetic.IR doesn't mean the same thing it has in seasons past, but still, he will miss at least the next three games. Is Gore the play here, or is is nobody?
JoeStealerI tried and tried and tried to trade him all offseason. Finally moved him on September 6th for (what should be) an early 2nd in 2021. This is a salary cap league where is the 14th highest paid player.
finishes, damn autocorrect.....Says both.
No way he's finished this season? Or did you mean no way he finishes this season?
ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reports Le’Veon Bell (hamstring, IR) is targeting a Week 5 return.
The Jets expect to get Bell back when first eligible. He can resume practicing next week and should return for a matchup with the Cardinals. Bell will be working against negative gamescripts on the winless Jets, but with Jamison Crowder (hamstring) and Breshad Perriman (ankle) injured, he could see higher than the 57% of snaps he was playing before going down.
SOURCE: ESPN
Sep 30, 2020, 9:41 AM ET
Will help that any new coach won't be so smitten with Gore and unless you are a slot WR I guess it helps every player to break free from Gase.Have a feeling Bell is gonna go off the week Gase is fired.
Hopefully week 5.
I'm not a cap expert, but his contract makes this highly unlikely I think. I believe there is a chance for them to get out from under the contract next year for a 4M cap hit, but this year is way higher than that.Wouldn't surprise me to see Bell traded this week.
He should get the ball that's for sure.Potentially coming off IR this week. If so, there's a strong likelihood he'll be plugged into my decimated/underperforming lineup at FLEX over Gallup.
He's better sitting on the wire tempting people than he is in your lineup. Good move.He should get the ball that's for sure.
That team was an offensive disaster last week and now Darnold is probably out. Poor immobile Flacco.
That said, AZ run D is horrendous.
Somebody dropped L. Bell when he first went on IR. I picked him up hoping there were signs of life. I'm watching him this week, but not starting him.
Drafted in the third round of my re-draft league. Couldn't believe it.He's better sitting on the wire tempting people than he is in your lineup. Good move.
Yeah, he went in like the third or fourth in ours. I'm a Jets fan, so I just stayed way away and passed when he fell. Problem isn't all Bell, either. It's his coach and his line, too. Not that Bell has been a stalwart of making a go at things while in shape or anything (if you were in such good shape last year, how are you now finally in football shape this year, etc...); he's just also got that working against him.Drafted in the third round of my re-draft league. Couldn't believe it.
Contract is easy to trade now, was not the case last year.I'm not a cap expert, but his contract makes this highly unlikely I think.
I traded for him a few hours ago in a dynasty league.He's better sitting on the wire tempting people than he is in your lineup. Good move.
What did you give up?I traded for him a few hours ago in a dynasty league.
He may not be the guy you want to put in your lineup, but he might be the guy some teams need to put in their lineup.
Yes it's full PPR and I gave up a second and a third and got back Bell and a 4th. I did have an extra 1 and 2 from previous trades so had some draft collateral to work with.What did you give up?
Regarding the second point, things can certainly go awry to where you'd need him. I have a hard time believing he'll average 14.50 pts. unless you're full PPR. I hope he lands in a better situation, that's for sure.
Not really criticizing your move, I just have no faith in Bell on the Jets.
Cool. And I can understand that a trade is out of necessity and what that means; that's really why I'm not judging, just curious for my own intake. That sounds about right and that you got a fair deal, and if you've got the extra two, then by all means. Believe me, I wouldn't be rolling out Damien Harris as a FLEX next week if my overall situation was any good, either.Yes it's full PPR and I gave up a second and a third and got back Bell and a 4th. I did have an extra 1 and 2 from previous trades so had some draft collateral to work with.
Understand not having faith him in or any Jets and I don't do this trade if I don't need a RB.
ESPN's Jeremy Fowler reports Le'Veon Bell (hamstring, IR) "plans and expects to play" in Week 5 against the Cardinals.
This falls in line with comments from coach Adam Gase, who said Bell "feels better" than he did in Week 1. Bell has reportedly been healthy the last couple weeks. There's a low floor with Bell in a Joe Flacco offense in his first game back, but it doesn't sound like his workload will be limited.
SOURCE: ESPN
Oct 10, 2020, 10:21 AM ET
I picked him up too. Nice to see you back, Leroy!Lack of RB depth made him a must pickup off my waiver wire.
Jets activated RB Le'Veon Bell (hamstrings) from injured reserve.
As expected. He's gotten the green light to face the Cardinals this week. However, we doubt Bell actually handles workhorse snaps and will share the load with Frank Gore and possibly even Lamical Perine and/or Ty Johnson. Bell is barely a RB3/FLEX play in a horrible offense with Joe Flacco starting.
Oct 10, 2020, 4:17 PM ET