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With the questions about his knee and his average draft spot I'll take MJD as a bit of a bust this week!
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He was the first one I thought of too.Also Spiller. Sharing carries, on a bad team, good chance of playing from behind. Doesn't matter how talented he is, I don't see him putting up big numbers.Beanie Wells, already announced he's not starting, he gets 10 carries for 38 yards and 1 reception for 7.
AS an owner and starter of TH you get 3Beanie Wells, already announced he's not starting, he gets 10 carries for 38 yards and 1 reception for 7.
I dont think he will be sharing much at all. Even if they get behind i can see a bunch of dumpoffs to him.He was the first one I thought of too.Also Spiller. Sharing carries, on a bad team, good chance of playing from behind. Doesn't matter how talented he is, I don't see him putting up big numbers.Beanie Wells, already announced he's not starting, he gets 10 carries for 38 yards and 1 reception for 7.
I think Shonn will take it right at the Ravens and carve them up for 100 yards and a TD. I'm not benching him and I have a nice RB3 option.You know Rex Ryan is saying to himself "F-bomb the Ravens.....I'll run right at them and beat them at their own game....we'll see who's tougher". That's just how Rex thinks. You can tell from watching Harknocks.Shonn Greene.
Agree b/c I think Reggie Bush is gonna have a huge "F-U-Heisman-Trust" game.My gut says MendenhallMy head says Pierre Thomas, as in maybe under 40 yards rushing and no score.
not what I want to hear!Jamaal Charles. I'm getting the feeling he will be grossly underused early in the season due to his idiot coach. I'm starting him anyway & hoping I'm wrong.
I think people will be asking what's wrong with Chris Johnson after this week, until a few weeks go by, and everyone begins to realize the Raiders are just that much better this year.
I have him down for 12 receptions, 221 yds, 4TDs, a blocked punt, a blocked FG, and a fumble return for a TD plus a safety.Finley by only getting 3TD 142yrd in the first game thus grossly under performing expectations.
I agree with most of the doomsaying, yet I like your roster.Dang, this is starting to look like a thread for you guys to post my roster.I have: Shonn Greene, Mendenhall, Spiller, Kolb, & White.Sure hope you guys are wrong.
That's the first half. What about after intermission?I have him down for 12 receptions, 221 yds, 4TDs, a blocked punt, a blocked FG, and a fumble return for a TD plus a safety.Finley by only getting 3TD 142yrd in the first game thus grossly under performing expectations.
I am really amazed at how much people are just assuming a guy who has started all of two games is going to come out firing right out of the gate. Most likely scenario is he has a year very similar to Stafford and Henne last year.Kevin Kolb
Also Spiller. Sharing carries, on a bad team, good chance of playing from behind. Doesn't matter how talented he is, I don't see him putting up big numbers.
Kolb's situation is a lot more similar to Aaron Rodgers 2008 than Stafford. Kolb has 3 years of learning the system under his belt. I'm not saying he's as good as Rodgers but he's not coming "right out of the gate" so to speak.I am really amazed at how much people are just assuming a guy who has started all of two games is going to come out firing right out of the gate. Most likely scenario is he has a year very similar to Stafford and Henne last year.Kevin Kolb
Similar to Romo as well. In fact, are there any guys recently who sat for that long and DIDN'T do well right out of the gate? Didn't Rivers sit a couple years behind Brees and learn? I feel like if a guy lasts that long AND spends it all learning one system, he's probably got a much higher chance at success than anyone tossed in right away. (Assuming similar collegiate pedigrees of course)I'm excited for Kolb, I think he very well could come firing right out of the gate.Kolb's situation is a lot more similar to Aaron Rodgers 2008 than Stafford. Kolb has 3 years of learning the system under his belt. I'm not saying he's as good as Rodgers but he's not coming "right out of the gate" so to speak.I am really amazed at how much people are just assuming a guy who has started all of two games is going to come out firing right out of the gate. Most likely scenario is he has a year very similar to Stafford and Henne last year.Kevin Kolb
That's the first half. What about after intermission?I have him down for 12 receptions, 221 yds, 4TDs, a blocked punt, a blocked FG, and a fumble return for a TD plus a safety.Finley by only getting 3TD 142yrd in the first game thus grossly under performing expectations.
The problem early on will not be Kolb but the O-Line, which has injuries and looked terrible in preseason. I could see the GB D-Line causing major problems for Kolb in Week 1. That being said, he'll carve up the Lions in Week 2.Similar to Romo as well. In fact, are there any guys recently who sat for that long and DIDN'T do well right out of the gate? Didn't Rivers sit a couple years behind Brees and learn? I feel like if a guy lasts that long AND spends it all learning one system, he's probably got a much higher chance at success than anyone tossed in right away. (Assuming similar collegiate pedigrees of course)I'm excited for Kolb, I think he very well could come firing right out of the gate.Kolb's situation is a lot more similar to Aaron Rodgers 2008 than Stafford. Kolb has 3 years of learning the system under his belt. I'm not saying he's as good as Rodgers but he's not coming "right out of the gate" so to speak.I am really amazed at how much people are just assuming a guy who has started all of two games is going to come out firing right out of the gate. Most likely scenario is he has a year very similar to Stafford and Henne last year.Kevin Kolb
My guess is that he would kick the game winning Field Goal, just to see what it feels like...That's the first half. What about after intermission?I have him down for 12 receptions, 221 yds, 4TDs, a blocked punt, a blocked FG, and a fumble return for a TD plus a safety.Finley by only getting 3TD 142yrd in the first game thus grossly under performing expectations.![]()
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Yep. Yanked on the first series after his first fumble.Let the Derrick Ward era begin.Arian Foster
The only one I can think of is Garrard, who sat for 3 1/2 seasons and was just OK when he finally got a chance to start on a regular basis.Oh, and Ty Detmer. Tried to replicate the success of Favre's previous backup (Brunell) but failed in Philly.In fact, are there any guys recently who sat for that long and DIDN'T do well right out of the gate?
ward blows. better odds slaton steps in over ward.Yep. Yanked on the first series after his first fumble.Let the Derrick Ward era begin.Arian Foster
I agree with Greene and Turner, disagree with RR and MJD. Ravens will shut Greene down, and nobody is running on the Steelers this year with Aaron Smith and Polamalu back. Rice will be limited on the ground, but will get his through the air via dump-offs. Flacco will be checking down A LOT with Revis locking down the entire Ravens WR corp all by himself. Just read a blurb last night on Foxsports.com about MJD, and how he is disgruntled by all of the reports about his apparent knee issue. MJD says he is fine, and has no idea why people are reporting that he has knee issues. He will be tearing through the Broncos humidified D in the 4th QTR, racking up some nice numbers for his lucky owners. My bust for the week is Cutler, especially in leagues that penalize for turnovers. Not sure how high of a draft pick he was for people, but many are counting on him as their #1 QB this week. Detroit's D-line will be applying relentless pressure all day against that porous Chicago O-line. I can see at least 3 sacks from Vandenbosh, and Suh may just whet his NFL appetite with one himself, and a boatload of QB pressures.Shonn Greene, Michael Turner, Ray Rice, MJD(possible Injury)
I think he was joking. If he were serious he would have said Wali Lundy instead of Ward.ward blows. better odds slaton steps in over ward.Yep. Yanked on the first series after his first fumble.Let the Derrick Ward era begin.Arian Foster
Hey, easy, easy now..I am starting Crosby this week..don't be sending me to the waiver wire for a different kicker!!My guess is that he would kick the game winning Field Goal, just to see what it feels like...That's the first half. What about after intermission?I have him down for 12 receptions, 221 yds, 4TDs, a blocked punt, a blocked FG, and a fumble return for a TD plus a safety.Finley by only getting 3TD 142yrd in the first game thus grossly under performing expectations.![]()
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a bust is someone with high expectations who doesnt perform. kolb fits the mold, and some.I don't think Kolb can be considered a bust when he has yet to prove anything. People don't think highly of him so all he can do is go out and suprise people.
I don't have high expectations of him early in the season. Because he doesn't come out and throw for 300 yards and 3 TDs he will be a bust? Once they get their O-line in order I think Kolb will produce. Those who drafted him thinking he will be the next Aaron Rodgers are crazy.a bust is someone with high expectations who doesnt perform. kolb fits the mold, and some.I don't think Kolb can be considered a bust when he has yet to prove anything. People don't think highly of him so all he can do is go out and suprise people.
Detmer didn't stay with the same team...I wouldn't quite qualify him in the same situation.The only one I can think of is Garrard, who sat for 3 1/2 seasons and was just OK when he finally got a chance to start on a regular basis.Oh, and Ty Detmer. Tried to replicate the success of Favre's previous backup (Brunell) but failed in Philly.In fact, are there any guys recently who sat for that long and DIDN'T do well right out of the gate?
You don't know much about the city of Philadelphia, do you?Who has high expectations of him?a bust is someone with high expectations who doesnt perform. kolb fits the mold, and some.I don't think Kolb can be considered a bust when he has yet to prove anything. People don't think highly of him so all he can do is go out and suprise people.
Ah, didn't they ship McNabb to a division rival because it was this guys "time"?I don't think Kolb can be considered a bust when he has yet to prove anything.
let's just list the one who dont. you start, i cant think of any off the top of my head.Who has high expectations of him?a bust is someone with high expectations who doesnt perform. kolb fits the mold, and some.I don't think Kolb can be considered a bust when he has yet to prove anything. People don't think highly of him so all he can do is go out and suprise people.
The only one I can think of is Garrard, who sat for 3 1/2 seasons and was just OK when he finally got a chance to start on a regular basis.Oh, and Ty Detmer. Tried to replicate the success of Favre's previous backup (Brunell) but failed in Philly.In fact, are there any guys recently who sat for that long and DIDN'T do well right out of the gate?
Finley by only getting 3TD 142yrd in the first game thus grossly under performing expectations.
underperform as in less than 200 total yards or 250?Zow said:Finley by only getting 3TD 142yrd in the first game thus grossly under performing expectations.I like the Pitt WRs to underperform as well as Jahvid Best
Beanie will put up terrible numbers as will Boldin. I am hopeful about Kolb. He has some experience and success, great wide outs, and a very good TE. If McCoy is anything at all Kolb could do just fine. Maybe even top 5-7 QB this year plus they throw alot. That helps.The_Underachiever said:TommyGilmore said:The only one I can think of is Garrard, who sat for 3 1/2 seasons and was just OK when he finally got a chance to start on a regular basis.Oh, and Ty Detmer. Tried to replicate the success of Favre's previous backup (Brunell) but failed in Philly.In fact, are there any guys recently who sat for that long and DIDN'T do well right out of the gate?![]()