Agreed! That said, how did he fare against the Pats a few weeks ago?You know what? I thought this was a distinct possibility. And still dropped him to add bench depth/options for the playoffs. At this point, even if he did blow up, would you trust him for the next game?
Happy to take a lower and more reliable floor at the WR position than have to rely on this bum again.
1 measley catch, 5 freaking yards.Agreed! That said, how did he fare against the Pats a few weeks ago?
Went from a thread of hope and promise to one of venting and kvetching about Parker's ineptitude.I dropped him too... finally quit him in fantasy but I can't quit this thread
My take as well. Parker could blow up since he is a talented WR on a team that will be playing from behind most of this game. I am not starting a player that has done nothing for weeks.You know what? I thought this was a distinct possibility. And still dropped him to add bench depth/options for the playoffs. At this point, even if he did blow up, would you trust him for the next game?
Happy to take a lower and more reliable floor at the WR position than have to rely on this bum again.
It's a hell of a year when I need to start two of Parker, Keelan Cole, Decker, perriman, Kendall wright, Gerald Everett and Ricky seals Jones. Or I can start a second kicker. So the kicker it is!You know what? I thought this was a distinct possibility. And still dropped him to add bench depth/options for the playoffs. At this point, even if he did blow up, would you trust him for the next game?
Happy to take a lower and more reliable floor at the WR position than have to rely on this bum again.
I traded Jeffrey and Ebron for him. Not as bad but still.I traded Hopkins for Parker and Crowell in the preseason. I win any kvetching battle that anyone can bring my way.
Yeah, if Parker got one of the best QBs of all time...Me too. Devante Adams gives me hope.
I was just reading a story about Rodgers once had Adams benched during his rookie season because he quit on a route. Cutler/the coaching staff doesn't seem to give a #### enough to do that even though it looks like Parker has been quitting on contested throws for weeks.Me too. Devante Adams gives me hope.
I would take Adams with Hundley numbersYeah, if Parker got one of the best QBs of all time...
why wouldn't he? hadn't heard he was hurt...Is he even going to play?
Has not practiced the last two dayswhy wouldn't he? hadn't heard he was hurt...
lol I'm here to discuss the end results. Fourth worst point differential in the league and pythagorean win expectation of only five games. But the homer told me they were even better than last year!Homer opinion? I've been posting on these boards A LOOOONG time. Just because I root for the Phins doesn't mean I'm a blind homer or irrational. They are, at best, a wild card team this year that probably gets bounced in the first. That, however, is a LOOONG way from the non sense that was just posted earlier in this thread.
They are a solid team. Print this post out, post it to your fridge with a magnet and a happy face sticker and come back here at seasons end and we'll discuss the end results.
And one last thing, if you don't understand how Vegas betting lines work...then it's pointless to even engage with you. They aren't "predicting" 7.5 wins, they are simply setting the line where the most betting is likely to occur on BOTH sides of the line. That's how they make money...I know it's an astronomical concept to comprehend...but try it and then come back.
No offense...but this entire post is garbage.No offense...but this entire post is garbage. You just moved here...I've lived here my entire life. We've had plenty of teams over the years that were garbage. This team isn't one of them. The simple fact they got rid of Tannehill makes them better, addition by subtraction. Last years team won 10 games and this years team has more talent.
Dolphins have a solid team. With Pouncey back the O-line has the potential to be an above average line. They've got 3 really good receivers and a very good running back. The D has two good pass rushing ends and a dominant tackle. They also get one of the best safeties in football back from injury in Rashad Jones.
I basically disagree with every syllable you typed...but other than that, hell of post.
NARRATOR: 2018 Fantasy Football managers did not, in fact, share the teams optimism.
Dolphins exercised WR DeVante Parker's fifth-year team option for 2019.
This wasn't as clear cut in Parker's case as some other 2015 first-rounders, but always seemed more likely than not. The enigmatic fourth-year pro will now be due $9.4 million in 2019. That, of course, is guaranteed for injury only. Provided he can pass a physical at the start of the new league year, the Dolphins could move on from Parker without penalty if he struggles through another injury-prone and inconsistent campaign.
Source: Barry Jackson on Twitter
Apr 24 - 3:40 PM
Same, kind of.in redraft, he's going to be the same price he was last year... if not even a little higher based on landry leaving.... i'll probably get sucked in to the hype again fool me 3-4 times i guess shame on me
Dolphins coach Adam Gase said DeVante Parker has "done a great job so far this offseason."
Parker also received heaps of praise last offseason before catching 57 passes for 670 yards and one measly touchdown. Gase blames the lack of a breakout on injuries and a "little bad luck," however. "We felt like things were going really well last year. He had a really good camp," Gase said. "And then he gets the ankle. And it was legitimate." Parker's history suggests injuries could once again be a concern this year, but Jarvis Landry leaving opens up a big potential opportunity for the 2015 first-rounder if he can stay healthy.
Source: Palm Beach Post
May 10 - 12:19 PM
Talk about pulling misleading quotes. I think he got that from this article talking about Gase's annual hype of Parker: Miami Dolphins’ Adam Gase: DeVante Parker approaching offseason with purposeOmar KellyVerified account @OmarKelly 9m9 minutes ago
Adam Gase said a Kenny Stills and Danny Amendola are leading the receiver group.
Gase said the presence of Kenny Stills and Danny Amendola will continue to help Parker’s growth.
“(Parker) says, ‘I’m going to work on this today,'” Gase said. “Kenny (Stills) has done a good job of guiding himself in the right direction, without holding his hand. He’s been trying to show him the right things to do. He’s been around a minute. He’s on his second contract. He knows exactly how we want to do things. He’s the leader of that room. And then adding a guy like Danny (Amendola), who has done it, and played in big time games and made big time plays in big moments and those guys watch him at 32 and he runs every route like this might be the last one. And when guys see that it just picks up the whole environment of that wide receiver group.”
Death, taxes & DeVante Parker having a great offseason.Just checking the date on this. It could have been 2016 or 2017.
That's my take. While injury and general sucky QB play in Miami was a factor, there were many games when Parker was primed to showcase what he's got, and did not. Production was highly variable, and most times you'd get 60 yards on 4-5 rec and nothing else. The fact that he was not a RZ target whatsoever in this offense made him a super risky start even at flex, which was the only position you could potentially trust him.Fool me once.....
It's not your fault. Gase said he was having a great off-season last year and that he was primed for a big year.Since I have washed my hands of Parker and the entire Dolphins offense now will likely be the year he blows up when I have no parts of him after sticking my neck out for this guy the last two years.
Still kicking myself for drafting Parker over Fitzgerald in one league last year.
I should know better.
I am done listening to him.It's not your fault. Gase said he was having a great off-season last year and that he was primed for a big year.
New Dolphins WRs coach Ben Johnson says the team is applying a "one day at a time" mentality with DeVante Parker.
"We were making these giant claims about him last year," Johnson, quite accurately, pointed out. "Now just one-day-at-a-time mentality. Keep stacking good days on top of each other." After the Dolphins tried to verbally will Parker to a breakout last season, he posted a modest 57/670/1 line across 13 games. Despite the change in tactics, Johnson stressed the team is happy with Parker. "I don’t know if there’s many guys that have spent more time in the building than him." Parker will open the year on the WR3/4 fringes in fantasy. It's a crowded receiver corps in Miami.
Source: Miami Herald
May 31 - 3:40 PM
According to the Palm Beach Post, "Dolphins coaches say few if any players have spent more time in the building than (DeVante) Parker since last season ended."
It's notable because Parker doesn't have a great reputation for work ethic. Beat writer Joe Schad says Parker "has been focused on managing his health as well as studying film." Schad also noticed Parker running extra routes with Ryan Tannehill after a recent OTA practice. When Tannehill last stayed healthy (2016), Parker set career highs in receiving yards (744) and touchdowns (4).
Source: Palm Beach Post