BeTheMatch
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And where do you rate on that list?
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Bargain dynasty moves for next year? (1 Viewer)
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Xue
Footballguy
Gee, that's all you got? Either you tell me I'm wrong or I'm right and give me your reasons. I stated my feelings on Hankerson VS Torrey Smith based on watching them. Can you do the same?
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The knock on Hankerson was drops due to concentration, not hands or technique. You can hear Kiper mention it here: Hankerson Draft
You can see in that video, he's got monster hands and can make some spectacular catches.
You can see in that video, he's got monster hands and can make some spectacular catches.
Xue
Footballguy
Exactly. Thanks for offering some substance in this thread.You see some of the better young NFL WR's still drop passes and it's the same reason, concentration. If you have the game tuned on, watch Cruz and Manningham compared to Nicks. They all don't have consistent hands, but Nicks has the best "technique". Manningham and Cruz tend to cradle the ball and let it bounce around in their hands. Nicks is better at reaching for the ball away from his body when he has to.
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BeTheMatch
Footballguy
I already did. Also pointed out some others who feel that way. You simply choose to dismiss opinions you don't share.'Xue said:
Dr. Octopus
Footballguy
I'm not disagreeing that he's a good buy, but I don't see the Colts bringing him back. If they're going to rebuild, the money it would take would be better spent elsewhere. Garcon is also a FA, and would probably make more sense due to age.
loqutis
Footballguy
solorca
Footballguy
Some of my guys...
Charles Clay - I saw one other person mention him in this thread, but I am quite high on him (at least as a deep stash). On MFL he is still listed as a RB, but I"m hoping he is converted to TE going into next season. He didn't receive a carry this year, but being a FB/TE hybrid always gives him the chance for some cheap one yard TD runs as well. It would be pretty nice to have a short yardage back and tight end combination.
David Gettis - I am a Panthers homer, so maybe I'm a little biased, but he showed me much more in 2010 than any other Carolina Panthers rookie WR in recent years...and that was with Jimmy Clausen throwing to him. I think he'll battle Lafell for the #2 job (I don't predict Carolina signing a big free agent WR like a lot of people do), and even at the #3, he'll get plenty of opportunities.
Joseph Morgan - He made cut after cut with the Saints when he wasn't supposed to, and rather than cutting him and trying to stash him on their practice squad, they placed him on IR after he suffered a minor injury. I don't think the Saints would have done that if they didn't have see something in him. He may be mainly a kick/punt returner going into next season, but I think he has a chance to make an impact. If they are unable to sign Colston and a few others, he could end up being a 3rd or 4th receiving option with upside.
Josh Morgan - I'm surprised to see him on so many waiver wires, but I have been able to pick him up in every league I'm in. I believe someone mentioned him earlier in this thread, but he is a guy that will probably never have a Pro-Bowl season...but I see no reason to think that he shouldn't be a fantasy WR3 when he comes back.
Dennis Pitta - Another guy that I've been able to pick up off the waiver wire in a couple leagues. He and Dickson are probably going to battle it out in Baltimore for the number one TE spot, but he showed quite a bit of ability this season. He is good in the redzone and Roethlisberger seems to own him. As the last TE on my roster, I'm quite happy with him.
Rob Housler - He didn't get a chance to show too much in Arizona this season, but I think he has a legit shot to at least take over Jeff King's spot in Arizona, and start to compete for Todd Heaps role. He'll need to prove his ability to block a little better before he can win a ton of snaps...but in this new age of athletic tight ends, he could be in line for some chances this coming season.
Charles Clay - I saw one other person mention him in this thread, but I am quite high on him (at least as a deep stash). On MFL he is still listed as a RB, but I"m hoping he is converted to TE going into next season. He didn't receive a carry this year, but being a FB/TE hybrid always gives him the chance for some cheap one yard TD runs as well. It would be pretty nice to have a short yardage back and tight end combination.
David Gettis - I am a Panthers homer, so maybe I'm a little biased, but he showed me much more in 2010 than any other Carolina Panthers rookie WR in recent years...and that was with Jimmy Clausen throwing to him. I think he'll battle Lafell for the #2 job (I don't predict Carolina signing a big free agent WR like a lot of people do), and even at the #3, he'll get plenty of opportunities.
Joseph Morgan - He made cut after cut with the Saints when he wasn't supposed to, and rather than cutting him and trying to stash him on their practice squad, they placed him on IR after he suffered a minor injury. I don't think the Saints would have done that if they didn't have see something in him. He may be mainly a kick/punt returner going into next season, but I think he has a chance to make an impact. If they are unable to sign Colston and a few others, he could end up being a 3rd or 4th receiving option with upside.
Josh Morgan - I'm surprised to see him on so many waiver wires, but I have been able to pick him up in every league I'm in. I believe someone mentioned him earlier in this thread, but he is a guy that will probably never have a Pro-Bowl season...but I see no reason to think that he shouldn't be a fantasy WR3 when he comes back.
Dennis Pitta - Another guy that I've been able to pick up off the waiver wire in a couple leagues. He and Dickson are probably going to battle it out in Baltimore for the number one TE spot, but he showed quite a bit of ability this season. He is good in the redzone and Roethlisberger seems to own him. As the last TE on my roster, I'm quite happy with him.
Rob Housler - He didn't get a chance to show too much in Arizona this season, but I think he has a legit shot to at least take over Jeff King's spot in Arizona, and start to compete for Todd Heaps role. He'll need to prove his ability to block a little better before he can win a ton of snaps...but in this new age of athletic tight ends, he could be in line for some chances this coming season.
Dr. Awesome
Footballguy
Tell me more. Reading you Dolphins homers opinions seem to be rather mixed on the kid.
loose circuits
Footballguy
doesn't really matter what any fan thinks or fantasy football guy. Only matters if Joe Philbin and Mike Sherman think he's useful. Can he be that Flex-TE type how Green Bay used Finley or is he just not the same type of guy since he doesn't have the size? Hard to know for certain, but he definitely has a chance. Miami needs him to step up. Not sure they'll be in position to draft one of the top 3 in this draft. Regardless it's worth the price and wait to find out what type of competition Clay will have
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