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Not only that, Booker has a slight issue with fumbleitis.kittenmittens said:I grabbed him in dynasty.. We don't know how well Booker will hold up to a full workload. Might as well own Bibbs while we find out.
Not only that, Booker has a slight issue with fumbleitis.kittenmittens said:I grabbed him in dynasty.. We don't know how well Booker will hold up to a full workload. Might as well own Bibbs while we find out.
On the most recent Audible Live podcast, Cecil repeatedly dismissed and trashed Bibbs while saying Booker was going to be one of those backs that runs for 1000 yards in 8 games and wins teams fantasy titles. That could still happen, but if Cecil still has his magic touch for picking the exact wrong guy, well... all the Bibbs owners just hit the jackpot!If Cecil likes him, stay away... Far away.... Cecil was in love with Hillman for about three years and then it was Ball. I don't think he's gotten a single Den RB right in the history of FBG
Well played sirOn the most recent Audible Live podcast, Cecil repeatedly dismissed and trashed Bibbs while saying Booker was going to be one of those backs that runs for 1000 yards in 8 games and wins teams fantasy titles. That could still happen, but if Cecil still has his magic touch for picking the exact wrong guy, well... all the Bibbs owners just hit the jackpot!
I think that's what most of us in here expect, but Cecil was pounding the table for Booker to be worked like a government mule. He talked about how Booker was a guy at Utah that wanted 30+ carries a game and got better with more work.You know he will be mixed in as if he was Booker and Booker is CJ.
None. I would grab bibbs and stashI had a spot on my bench, what will it hurt to grab and hold?
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Of course, the situation has changed with CJ out.Question here,does anyone think the situation has changed with CJ out? I'm guessing Kubs will operate in the same matter with Booker and Bibbs. A share of the load and somewhat the same % of carries
Great points but I like to add, CJ was not a the favorite of Elway. Booker and Bibbs are.Of course, the situation has changed with CJ out.
CJ is a proven vet who excelled picking up the blitz and is solid catching the ball out of the backfield. CJ has excellent vision in the hole and is better at that than Booker.
Kapri is known to be a solid runner but he wasn't on the field so I would imagine he isn't nearly as solid in pass-pro and I don't know anything about his hands. Kapri scored 30 TDs in college so I have confidence he would be a solid goal line back if the coaches trust him down near the goal.
The split 'probably' won't match what CJ and Booker had but don't forget that Booker fumbled his very first NFL snap and wasn't used much for a month after that so Kapri can't make mistakes that would cost him PT and I think his role will gradually increase to the point his natural running ability would shine.
Kapri Bibbs is a legit 'sleeper' in the true sense of the word. He has to prove he won't make mistakes and show he can protect the QB and be a weapon catching passes. His running ability has never been questioned and I'm excited to see him play.
Well, it has to be pointed out that Elway made what had to be seen as a mistake when he let CJ test FA waters but then he corrected that decision when he caved and decided to pay CJ rather than see him go in free agency.Great points but I like to add, CJ was not a the favorite of Elway. Booker and Bibbs are.
I would argue it was not a mistake to be willing to let CJ go. After all, how is this turning out now? Not what he had hoped for and Booker looks more than capable.Well, it has to be pointed out that Elway made what had to be seen as a mistake when he let CJ test FA waters but then he corrected that decision when he caved and decided to pay CJ rather than see him go in free agency.
I don't think it was a matter of not liking CJ but a business decision to allow him to test free agency but in the end he paid the man so he must have liked something about him. I mean he did play a huge role in the Super Bowl run and win.
not much of a talent gap btwn CJ and Booker. huge gape to them and Bibbs. Denver probably has the worst OL in the league to boot.I actually thought that Bibbs would see a greater volume, well...more than two carries anyway. But just as Booker was/is great insurance for an Anderson injury, so too is Bibbs (or Thompson) for an injury to Booker. I think we will see more of Bibbs moving forward as the #2 RB in Denver.
Yeah, sounds like he's trying to set up a trade in his fantasy league." RB Devontae Booker took 46 of 56 offensive snaps vs. OA;. Kapri Bibbs had 9. Ratio figures to change in Bibbs' favor vs. NO "
https://twitter.com/mikeklis?lang=en
I find this hard to believe.
Could the anti-Cecil bet pay off?On the most recent Audible Live podcast, Cecil repeatedly dismissed and trashed Bibbs while saying Booker was going to be one of those backs that runs for 1000 yards in 8 games and wins teams fantasy titles. That could still happen, but if Cecil still has his magic touch for picking the exact wrong guy, well... all the Bibbs owners just hit the jackpot!
NBC Denver believes Kapri Bibbs could supplant Devontae Booker as the Broncos' lead back in Week 10.
Speaking Monday, coach Gary Kubiak said Bibbs had earned more work. Booker played 46-of-56 snaps against the Raiders, compared to nine for Bibbs, but longtime beat writer Mike Klis believes "(that) ratio figures to change in Bibbs' favor vs. New Orleans." Booker out-touched Bibbs 11-3, but Bibbs out-gained him 80-30 thanks to a weaving 69-yard touchdown reception. Booker has been extremely ineffective through two starts in place of C.J. Anderson, gaining just 76 yards on 29 carries (2.62 YPC), but we'd still consider him the favorite to lead the Week 10 backfield. Bibbs will undoubtedly be more involved, however.
Its from Mike Klis on twitter. Anytime Rotoworld has an update you can click on their source at the bottom of the blurb. The Bibbs one links to Mike Klis twitter.I'm trying to find this "NBC Denver" article stating that Booker could take a backseat to Bibbs in week 10. Is NBC Denver a reliable source? Are they like beat writers except they belong to NBC's structure?
What a difference each and every week makes when it comes to the Denver backfield. It's like Groundhog Day.worh a read, and very difficult to read that and not be excited about the potential of Bibbs.
Lol - true, yes - but this is only true due to the struggles of Booker (2.6 ypc, denver'a begrudging shift to a 75-25 pass-heavy offense)What a difference each and every week makes when it comes to the Denver backfield. It's like Groundhog Day.
Time to fire up the Juwan Thompson hype train (again)!
I own him everywhere and have since the day CJA went down... it takes some talent to be one of three guys in NCAA history to score more than 30 TDs in a season.Lol - true, yes - but this is only true due to the struggles of Booker (2.6 ypc, denver'a begrudging shift to a 75-25 pass-heavy offense)
if Booker were averaging even 3.5 ypc this would be a non-topic.
But he is struggling, and if graat r significance, a shift back to 50-50 run/pass would open the door to heavier usage for Bibbs even if not at the expense of Booker.
and Kubiak is a feature back guy - so knowing his history and preferences, if Bibbs gets 10-12 carries and a couple of receptions and shows continued success, Booker could be marginalized in a hurry.
whatever the turnstile at RB in Denver we've seen, at some point they'll settle on a back, and right now the inside track appears to be paved for Bibbs.
i wouldn't bet the house on it, but I would definitely drop an end of bench player to take a shot. He certainly looks like an NFL RB out there. I'd like to see how he is in pass protection, but that 10 yard burst he showed on 3rd and 1 bodes well for GL chances.
If the buying price is the last roster spot on your team its worth the price of admission.I wouldn't get too excited about Bibbs just yet. Not to say he won't have a role going forward, but I want to see it before I buy into it.
Hah! This does bring another option into play... for those owning both, do you play both?Looks like, at least for this week, everybody wins. it New Orleans
Let the dark horse out of the stable and see what (else) he can do.This is the article,
and historically Kubiak follows through on what he says with regard to RBs
http://www.denverpost.com/2016/11/08/kapri-bibbs-broncos-running-back-more-touches/
worh a read, and very difficult to read that and not be excited about the potential of Bibbs.
And reportedly it was his showing in preseason that made Ronnie Hillman expendable.I own him everywhere and have since the day CJA went down... it takes some talent to be one of three guys in NCAA history to score more than 30 TDs in a season.
Worked out great for me with Hightower/Ingram last weekend.Hah! This does bring another option into play... for those owning both, do you play both?