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Is that when you draft? Must be nice.So many overreactions. At least wait until a few regular season games are played.
Is that when you draft? Must be nice.So many overreactions. At least wait until a few regular season games are played.
I completely understand being skeptical and avoiding their backfield right now. I'm not taking Langford unless he's in the 8th round now. I just don't think it's fair to say that the OL is going to be complete crap yet. The odds are against them at the moment though.Is that when you draft? Must be nice.
Jeremy Langford rushed eight times for 55 yards and one touchdown in the Bears' second preseason game against the Patriots.
Through two preseason games, Langford has operated as the Bears' clear-cut No. 1 back. He handled every snap with the first-team offense in the exhibition opener, and did so again tonight before being replaced by Jacquizz Rodgers deep into the second quarter when Brian Hoyer came in at quarterback. Langford's rushing line was pumped up by a 34-yard gain, but he looked explosive with his cuts, and the offseason weight-gain hasn't slowed him down. Langford is cementing himself atop the depth chart and looks like he may open the year in an every-down role.
Aug 18 - 9:14 PM
I hated it. He is the RB that was far and away the best value as he was going between the 5th and 8th round depending on the site. I had been getting him consistently in the 6th in mocks. For how the Bears use their RBs, SoS and the talent, Langford is one of the few players going in that area of the draft with real top 12 RB potential. If this performance pushes him into the 4th round, I am going to cry.Looked much better tonight and Bears appear like they're going to be feeding him a lot. Secured number one spot
I mean people are drafting Matt Jones ahead (often a full round) of Langford. Can't make this stuff up.I hear you. As a Bears fan, I'm happy. As a fantasy football person, I'm not
I mean people are drafting Matt Jones ahead (often a full round) of Langford. Can't make this stuff up.
Jeremy Langford was spotted with a walking boot on his left foot at Saturday's practice.
There were not any reports of an injury following his 55-yard performance in Thursday's preseason game, and beat writers did not have any updates at the start of practice. Coach John Fox will certainly be asked about the boot after practice, but he is not always forthcoming when it comes to injuries. While the boot is certainly concerning, it is possible the Bears are simply being proactive with a minor issue. Langford has been working as the clear No. 1 back.
Source: Zach Zaidman on Twitter
I know it means little. But at msu i thought he looked better than bell.Recap post from almost exactly a year ago (noteworthy since then, Forte gone of course, Howard was drafted and Langford up to about 220 lbs.?):
1) Forte is 30 and in a contract year.
2) Carey drafted by the prior regime, Fox has zero ties to him.
3) Langford was the forgotten fourth round back coming from a conference in which Gordon, Abdullah and Coleman went in the first, second and third round.
4) A late bloomer, his two year 40 TD total destroyed the previous MSU record by 10 (same school as Le'Veon Bell).
5) His streak of multiple TDs in his last 7 games led the FBS.
6) His 15 straight regular season conference 100+ yard rushing games was the longest streak in the nearly two decades since the stat was tracked in '96.
7) Fastest RB at combine with a 4.42 40.
8) He can block and catch as a former DB and WR, only played RB two seasons, has upside once he learns positional nuances.
* 2014 MSU highlights (shifty, elusive and make you miss ability in the open field, contact balance and strong for size)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBy7sP8hLVw
2015 CHI rookie highlights
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cpnz5EVRRJ8
I think it all depends on how competitive the Bears are going to be this season, particularly with the offensive line.I've been really down on him but he's going to get the ball a lot and he has a qb with a big arm and multiple big wrs to stretch the field with. And he's running behind kyle Long. Maybe he's going to be ok.
Zach Zaidman Jeremy Langford was spotted with a walking boot on his left foot at Saturday's practice.
There were not any reports of an injury following his 55-yard performance in Thursday's preseason game, and beat writers did not have any updates at the start of practice. Coach John Fox will certainly be asked about the boot after practice, but he is not always forthcoming when it comes to injuries. While the boot is certainly concerning, it is possible the Bears are simply being proactive with a minor issue. Langford has been working as the clear No. 1 back.
That's all I need to hear to keep drafting Langford right where I'm going to.Howard.
Jeremy Langford shed his walking boot at Bears practice on Sunday.
Langford didn't participate in practice, but it's clear the boot was purely precautionary after Langford got "stepped on" in the Bears' second preseason game. Langford's status for next week's regular season dress rehearsal is unclear. He's shaping up as an enticing fantasy pick in the fifth and sixth rounds.
Source: Zach Zaidman on Twitter
Gut feeling only, but I think he could have a real nice Matt Forte like season.I dogged him and of course I ended up taking him in a draft. Lol
Everything I saw said his foot was stepped on Sat. He wore a walking boot after the game because it was sore. Sunday he had shed the walking boot. Where are you getting he's going to miss week 1??From the Chicago Tribune - 8/24/2016:
Tuesday's injury report included some top contributors, such as running back Jeremy Langford (left foot), right guard Kyle Long (shoulder), inside linebacker Danny Trevathan (hamstring).
Injuries just seem to follow this team around.
No other details on Langford outside of the walking boot. More than likely, all three of the above players will sit out until the opener @ HOU on 9/11/2016
Its says out until the opener.Everything I saw said his foot was stepped on Sat. He wore a walking boot after the game because it was sore. Sunday he had shed the walking boot. Where are you getting he's going to miss week 1??
I made the same mistake and then deleted my post - he said sit out "unitl" week 1. Weird how two people both missed it.Everything I saw said his foot was stepped on Sat. He wore a walking boot after the game because it was sore. Sunday he had shed the walking boot. Where are you getting he's going to miss week 1??
Yup. And one of them is a pretty bright guy.Weird how two people both missed it.
Yeah, see, I dunno if that's like a Cubs "we're only happy when we're miserable" thing, or if is a "oh crap - even the locals don't want him in FFB thing.It's the same in here.
6th round is where I think he becomes a good pick. Too many better WR options in the 5th in the mocks I have seen.5th round I've been taking him depending on how I started my mocks/dominator. 4th round is too rich. That simple really.
6th round is where I think he becomes a good pick. Too many better WR options in the 5th in the mocks I have seen.
That's how i feel. And yet with late drafts it gets tricky due to risers, fallers, injuries. Drafting September 5th, pretty much everything is out there for info, so it may be that it you're going 2 WR & 1 RB through 3 rounds, he's what you can get as a RB2 in the 4th.5th round I've been taking him depending on how I started my mocks/dominator. 4th round is too rich. That simple really.
Nah - these guys aren't in any of my leagues. Friends from other boards, other past leagues & contests, and from work (I used to travel to Chicago every other year.You Bear fan pals are either lying to you so they have one less.....
I'd be totally in at a 6th round price. One dude I am in two leagues with took him in the 5th last Saturday though, so it would depend on where I'm drafting relative to him. If he's between my 5th & 6th I'd have to go 5th.Langford is currently being drafted at pick 62, so top of the 6th round. Seems like a reasonable price but I always find other players I would prefer to have more. The Bears will likely throw a lot this season and Langford looks like their best RB option in the passing game, although Carey can catch too.