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Washington has a fumble last week, no idea if that affects his chances.
For real, I can't tell the difference between the two of them.
For real, I can't tell the difference between the two of them.
I ran a test to determine if there was a statistically significant difference between his % snaps over the first 4 weeks and there is not. While he's gotten a significantly fewer carries over the last several weeks, the percent snaps are no different.Murrays snaps and total opportunities over 4 weeks have been
62% 16
48% 14
48% 11
57% 10
Washington and Richard have been splitting pretty evenly as the second half of this committee.
Washington has 26 total opportunities and Richard has 25.
Not sure if Richard or Washintons playing time will increase or not moving forward, but Murray's opportunities have been declining. The last 2 weeks Richard and Washington combined have had more total opportunities than Murray has.
Yeah for an efficiency perspective:They both have been producing more than murray too
What sort of test did you do?I ran a test to determine if there was a statistically significant difference between his % snaps over the first 4 weeks and there is not. While he's gotten a significantly fewer carries over the last several weeks, the percent snaps are no different.
So in other words, nothing to see here; more of a product of game flow IMO. Further data is needed to demonstrate a statistical change
Scott Bair Verified account @BairCSN 2m2 minutes ago
Latavius Murray missed Wed. practice with a toe injury. He has been seen in a small walking boot in recent days.
I hope Murray sits this week. I drafted him, but also picked up Washington today as I ant confident moving forward. Hopefully Washington gets a shot.
Vision.On his long TD run he made a move on the NT behind the line of scrimmage that NONE of the other Raider RBs would make, not even DWashington. At first, I thought it was instinctual but a bit lucky, but in a postgame locker room interview, Richard indicated that it was completely intentional and a conscious setup all the way. As he approaches the line, he sees that the NT is two gapping, so JRich cuts right, gets the NT to commit to that hole and then explodes left through the opposite hole and past the line, eventually on to 75 yards of glory. He literally said he saw the NT two gapping and set him up with the lean right, cut left. That interview, plus a punt return that got called back in which he juked the #### out of like three defenders without any hitch in his moves has me VERY high on this kid all of a sudden. Grab and stash.
I suspect Washington will start, but Richard will get plenty of looks and it'll be close to 50/50 unless one of them gets hot or dinged.if murray doesn't start, who's the better play here -richard or washington?
It's odd to be described as 'banged up' after being used so sparingly.Vic Tafur @VicTafur 1h1 hour ago
Latavius Murray not practicing. Pretty banged up from Sunday’s game
Mine too. I want to see if he practices tomorrow. If not, I am making a moveSo I'm guessing Washington could be the slightly better play here ? Both him and Richard are available on my wire
I haven't gotten a good enough look at both yet. I'll probably give each a watch soon.Matt Waldman@MattWaldman
I know he's seeing a steady diet of draws, but Jalen Richard is the best between the tackles runner on the Oakland roster.
YepPersonally, I'm still torn on who to pick up between Richard or Washington. From the sound of it, Washington is looking to be the starter though...right?
ESPN Raiders reporter Paul Gutierrez expects Jalen Richard and DeAndre Washington to "split the load" in Latavius Murray's (toe) absence.
Richard and Washington's playing time has been pretty much dead even to this point. Washington has handled a few more touches recently, and NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported prior to Sunday's win over Baltimore that the Raiders wanted to increase Washington's role. Washington is the best bet as a Week 5 fantasy start, but Richard isn't far behind, especially after Washington lost a late-game fumble against the Ravens. As toe/foot injuries like Murray's can be tricky and have a tendency to cost players more time than expected, both Washington and Richard are worth picking up in all 12-team fantasy leagues.
Source: ESPN.com
Oct 5 - 11:09 PM
Good ideaDropped kicker for Washington to see what happens later in the week.
i drop my kicker every week and pick up a possible lottery ticketDropped kicker for Washington to see what happens later in the week.
I wouldn't do that in PPR.Ppr
Need a rb play this week. Drop james white for Richard and play him this week? Washington is rostered. I think both are great plays this week though and will be close to 5050 in usage.
Yeah I don't see much difference of a play either now that I look at it closer. Just excited about the possibilities for richardI wouldn't do that in PPR.
Remains to be seen of course, but James White was a beast in PPR down the stretch last year. With Brady back he could be a RB2 the rest of the way depending on Dion Lewis.
Yep I think this a two week absence at least with potential to be nagging enough that it could turn into a multi week issue.The death knell strikes. Load up on Washington and Richard shares, boys.