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Seriously, I have all my 0s and 1s timetables memorized. Go ahead and test me. You will regret it.
Seriously, I have all my 0s and 1s timetables memorized. Go ahead and test me. You will regret it.
Jordan Reed says he is still catching up with his conditioning in Redskins training camp.
Reed didn't start running until a month before camp, and said he's still looking for "more burst, quickness and speed." Reed did say he feels good overall. "The only thing I have to work on is that burst," Reed said. "I've still got a lot of strengthening to do, explosive work to back to my full potential." Now 28, it's possible Reed never fully regains the burst he's looking for. He has dealt with so many injuries. But even a slightly-diminished Reed would still be a huge weapon for the Redskins if he is back to 100 percent health.
Source: John Keim on Twitter
Aug 6 - 2:17 PM
Redskins coach Jay Gruden confirmed Monday that Jordan Reed is "on pace" for Week 1.
Reed was held out of the entire preseason as the Skins put him in bubble wrap with Week 1 always being the goal. Even as he remains one of the NFL's biggest injury risks, Reed will be a top-eight TE1 play on Opening Day in Arizona.
Source: John Keim on Twitter
Aug 27 - 4:35 PM
Not sure I'm reading you. Are you in or out on Reed for the 2018 season?Are you guys ready for a guy with 8 toes to be a top 3 TE week in and week out?
At his price 2018 price I'm 100% in. I'm not being facetious when I say you just need to hope that the injury occurs in practice or in game after he's already put up a decent line. I'd be more than happy if he gave me 10-12 games.Not sure I'm reading you. Are you in or out on Reed for the 2018 season?
Pair him with another guy like Njoku. If Reed drops a tad I may grab him and do this.TartanLion said:In this year. Couldn't say no at the price, look forward to sweating it every single week
Ended up getting him late with Kittle as my back up. Already starting to sweat.TartanLion said:In this year. Couldn't say no at the price, look forward to sweating it every single week
Without a doubt. Such an extremely talented player. Welcome to the world of anxiety that comes with being a Jordan Reed owner. You watch after every tackle to see if he gets up and heads to the dressing room.TartanLion said:In this year. Couldn't say no at the price, look forward to sweating it every single week
I did this same thing in one league. I even grabbed Vernon Davis as insurance. It’s a lot to spend on the TE position but they were all late round picks so I didn’t really care.I'm pairing him with Eifert even later. If one of them stay healthy it could be a nice boom. If not, then probably someone laying around to pickup who would be comparable at that late round pick anyways. (Clay is another tempting one that no one seems to mention)
I also did this in one league.Reed and Burton for me. If Reed as much as strains his neck sneezing, I'm confident Burton is locked in my lineup.
I did this same thing in one league. I even grabbed Vernon Davis as insurance. It’s a lot to spend on the TE position but they were all late round picks so I didn’t really care.
I think I paired Reed/Davis on my subscriber contest team.Was going to say, surely Davis is the nice cheap backup for Reed with the previous relationship with Smith to add into the mix
Agree on preferring not to back up my TE (although I'm somewhat more willing to do it in my league where we start a WR/TE flex).I don't think I like the idea of pairing him with another TE and I especially don't like the idea of spending starters capital on another TE to pair with Reed. But I guess I'm also not a fan of holding more than one player at a onsie positions. I don't like the opportunity cost of holding a second QB, TE or god forbid DST over a lottery ticket RB. The beauty of Reed is that he allows you to build a solid core in the first 6-7 rounds while getting your hands on an elite TE. If/when he gets injured then you just go dumpster diving on the waiver wire, maybe you just pick up Vernon Davis.
Is it safe to assume the word you were looking for was "boon," or are you actually expecting one of them to spontaneously explode?I'm pairing him with Eifert even later. If one of them stay healthy it could be a nice boom.
Statistically speaking, it's the most likely outcome.Is it safe to assume the word you were looking for was "boon," or are you actually expecting one of them to spontaneously explode?
I did similar in my 12 team auction. I had ertz, but reed was so cheap(4$) he was a better option than other rb/wr for a potential flexHe ended up dropping into the 12th round in my league, so I grabbed him as a backup to Ertz. I compared him to the WR and RB options at that point in the draft and I easily see him being a more likely flex contributor than the other available options as well.
Or like many of the previous posts stated you take Reed late as a TE2.When (not if) Reed misses time you will want to have Vernon Davis on your bench.
LolEnded up getting him late with Kittle as my back up. Already starting to sweat.
..a healthy Jordan Reed. You never want to play against a healthy Jordan Reed.Jordan Reed - TE - Redskins
Coach Jay Gruden said Jordan Reed is "in great shape" and will play Week 1 against the Cardinals.
Neither Reed nor Chris Thompson are on the Week 1 injury report as the practice week kicks off. Both will play Sunday and be fixtures on offense. Reed is a back-end TE1 with upside, while Thompson is a solid RB3/FLEX.
Yep. Just a matter of health. I probably ended up with Reed in 9/12 redrafts. He was hard to pass up at his value.It was so nice to finally get Reed at value this year.
Just made a tackle.Not watching the game. What’s going in with him tonight?
He's been out there running routes... not playing every snap, but I've seen him out there. Smith just not throwing to him tonight for some reason.Not watching the game. What’s going in with him tonight?
Probably the most talented player on the offense, and he's an afterthought. He should have seen at least 8-10 targets in this game, he saw 2.He was barely in there in the 1st half. Made a great finger tip catch on the sideline. Alex Smith sucks? Not sure how WAS didn't get Reed going early since they were down a few TDs early. Puzzling player utilization.
The Gruden boys have a style...Probably the most talented player on the offense, and he's an afterthought. He should have seen at least 8-10 targets in this game, he saw 2.
I was telling people that he Amari'ed me last night but I failed to connect the Gruden dots.The Gruden boys have a style...
63% snap count last night. I'd have thought it was lower and this is actually higher then his season average. He was around 50% weeks 1-2 and 65% in week 3.What puzzles me is not the low number of targets but the low number of snaps. Seems like he was not on the field very often. Would love to see the stats.
Had the same thought on that play. I scanned some Redskins beat writer Reed related tweets after the game and they were all as mystified as we are about his lack of use. One of them indicated he'd been having some issues with his toes but figured the bye week would help. As I indicated above it would appear he's on a pitch count. Still can't excuse the lack of use.It's very strange. It can't be a health thing either because he busted his ### and run 3/4 of the field to make a TD saving tackle.