Timmay
Footballguy
After watching Cutler put up another dud, it got me thinking, which players have I owned or relied on (someone you never learned your lesson on), but they burned you the most by putting up duds in big time games or being busts for the season. (daily, redraft, dynasty, gambling, etc)
For Me:
Jay Cutler: This guy always falls flat for me whenever I need him to come through. Be it in daily, redraft, start 2 QB leagues, gambling on the Bears, pick'ems, survivor pools. I dont think I can count how many "juicy" matchups this guy has had for me, but still rarely seems to meet expectations.
Mark Ingram: Drafted him the 1st and 2nd years in the league, was a big believer, fell flat. Drafted him again this year. Still early, but frustrating so far. Of course I didnt own him the past couple of years when he had stellar years.
Lee Evans: Had some outstanding years for the Bills, but was boom or bust. It seemed like more times than not, I would start him and he would put up a 2 for 10 yards performance. Sit him and he would go 5 for 230 and 3 TD's. I owned him probably 5 years total.
Darren McFadden: A believer of the hype every year when he was with the Raiders that "this year is going to be the year, he is going to have first round potential". A lot of this was due to injury frustrations, but even when he was active, he never failed to disappointment more times than not.
For Me:
Jay Cutler: This guy always falls flat for me whenever I need him to come through. Be it in daily, redraft, start 2 QB leagues, gambling on the Bears, pick'ems, survivor pools. I dont think I can count how many "juicy" matchups this guy has had for me, but still rarely seems to meet expectations.
Mark Ingram: Drafted him the 1st and 2nd years in the league, was a big believer, fell flat. Drafted him again this year. Still early, but frustrating so far. Of course I didnt own him the past couple of years when he had stellar years.
Lee Evans: Had some outstanding years for the Bills, but was boom or bust. It seemed like more times than not, I would start him and he would put up a 2 for 10 yards performance. Sit him and he would go 5 for 230 and 3 TD's. I owned him probably 5 years total.
Darren McFadden: A believer of the hype every year when he was with the Raiders that "this year is going to be the year, he is going to have first round potential". A lot of this was due to injury frustrations, but even when he was active, he never failed to disappointment more times than not.