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"Blow Up" Week for Colston? (1 Viewer)

tombonneau

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With Devery potentially not around to pilfer any TDs, anyone else looking for a coming out party for Colston? I know CAR D is not giving up a lot of FF pts to WRs, but I think that is more a function of their competition (Atl & TB !) than any sort of superior secondary.

If NO falls behind in this game and has to play catchup, I could see a huge game from Colston. I've been starting him all year anyway and he's been a rocksolid WR2, but I'm thinking this is the week he goes for 100+/1-2Td.

If you've got him on your bench and have been waiting for the right time to play him, I think this game is it.

 
I am thinking close to 200 yards receiving, 30-40 rushing and 2-3 TDs. He may throw a TD as well!

 
With Devery potentially not around to pilfer any TDs, anyone else looking for a coming out party for Colston? I know CAR D is not giving up a lot of FF pts to WRs, but I think that is more a function of their competition (Atl & TB !) than any sort of superior secondary.If NO falls behind in this game and has to play catchup, I could see a huge game from Colston. I've been starting him all year anyway and he's been a rocksolid WR2, but I'm thinking this is the week he goes for 100+/1-2Td.If you've got him on your bench and have been waiting for the right time to play him, I think this game is it.
I haven't had a problem finding the right time to play him. If he is on your bench you must have hella good WRs. (or TEs :ph34r: )
 
I think this is blow up week for Bush he is due. I think Colston will get lots of attention from the D backs. I can see Bush playing a lot of WR this week.

 
With Devery potentially not around to pilfer any TDs, anyone else looking for a coming out party for Colston? I know CAR D is not giving up a lot of FF pts to WRs, but I think that is more a function of their competition (Atl & TB !) than any sort of superior secondary.If NO falls behind in this game and has to play catchup, I could see a huge game from Colston. I've been starting him all year anyway and he's been a rocksolid WR2, but I'm thinking this is the week he goes for 100+/1-2Td.If you've got him on your bench and have been waiting for the right time to play him, I think this game is it.
I haven't had a problem finding the right time to play him. If he is on your bench you must have hella good WRs. (or TEs :ph34r: )
He may be on my bench this week while I start Fitz vs ATL, Chambers vs HOU and Jennings vs PHI on MNF (Also have Branch and Cotchery). Colston could move into my lineup though if Henderson is indeed out....disclaimer: I know, I know, Chambers should be riding pine but Im giving him this week vs Houston as a last chance.
 
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I am doing the same thing with Chambers....If he can;t have a big game against the Houston Texans, it is time to cut losses.

 
I missed the boat on Colston. This guy looks smooth. Seems like he's already blown up, doing more damage than most of the top tier WRs.

 
I traded Colston for Shockey this week. I was offering Ward but the other owner wanted Colston more than Ward. Is Colston really worth that much already?

PS - I had Boldin/Driver/Djax/Ward as my #1-4 so Colston wasn't about to start anytime soon. Start 3WR.

 
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I traded Colston for Shockey this week. I was offering Ward but the other owner wanted Colston more than Ward. Is Colston really worth that much already?PS - I had Boldin/Driver/Djax/Ward as my #1-4 so Colston wasn't about to start anytime soon. Start 3WR.
I love Colston, just can't play him! :cry: SS/Holt/Driver.
 
Gamble and Lucas are amongst the best corner combo in the league. I think the Colston freight train is picking up a little too much hype. He has had a nice couple weeks, but unless he breaks rookie touchdown records his pace is going to slow down.

 
Gamble and Lucas are amongst the best corner combo in the league. I think the Colston freight train is picking up a little too much hype. He has had a nice couple weeks, but unless he breaks rookie touchdown records his pace is going to slow down.
:thumbup: My guess is that he will have an off week. 4 catches for 40 yards and no TD's.
 
I looked up the numbers and was surprised how non-dominant the Panther defense has been. These numbers are from: http://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/car2006.htm

|---------- PASSING -----------||----- RUSHING -----| TOTAL

CMP ATT YD YPA TD INT ATT YD YPA TD YD

44 79 503 6.37 4 2 105 456 4.34 2 959

6 7 7 17 20 14 29 28 26 13 17

I apologize in advane. I can never get this to align right, and would listen to suggestion on how to make this look better. The bottom row is the NFL rank per category.

 
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I looked up the numbers and was surprised how non-dominant the Panther defense has been. These numbers are from: http://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/car2006.htm

|---------- PASSING -----------||----- RUSHING -----| TOTAL

CMP ATT YD YPA TD INT ATT YD YPA TD YD

44 79 503 6.37 4 2 105 456 4.34 2 959

6 7 7 17 20 14 29 28 26 13 17

I apologize in advane. I can never get this to align right, and would listen to suggestion on how to make this look better. The bottom row is the NFL rank per category.
Posts always align left here, so you have to use periods to force the spacing to line it up
 
I looked up the numbers and was surprised how non-dominant the Panther defense has been. These numbers are from: http://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/car2006.htm

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|---------- PASSING -----------||----- RUSHING -----|  TOTALCMP  ATT  YD   YPA  TD INT  ATT   YD	YPA  TD	  YD 44   79   503  6.37  4   2  105   456  4.34   2	  9596	7	 7   17   20  14  29	28	26	13	  17
I apologize in advane. I can never get this to align right, and would listen to suggestion on how to make this look better. The bottom row is the NFL rank per category.
Does that help?
 
Gamble and Lucas are amongst the best corner combo in the league. I think the Colston freight train is picking up a little too much hype. He has had a nice couple weeks, but unless he breaks rookie touchdown records his pace is going to slow down.
:thumbup: My guess is that he will have an off week. 4 catches for 40 yards and no TD's.
This is what I am thinking.Why do people think Colston is going to start putting up even better numbers?His number have been improving over the 1st 3 weeks and he does seem to be Brees's target of choice (26 total targets).week 1 Cleveland 8 targets 4 catches 49 yards 1 TDweek 2 Green Bay 8 targets 4 catches 58 yards 1TDweek 3 Atlanta 10 targets 7 catches 97 yards 0 TDHenderson has had 12 targets over the 1st 3 games so it is possible Colston could see more than the 10 targets he got last week.However this Bell curve for Colston has to drop at some point and a Carolina defense that has a good secondary and pass rush might be the time to expect a drop rather than an increase imo.I am curious about reasons why people think otherwise though.
 
I looked up the numbers and was surprised how non-dominant the Panther defense has been. These numbers are from: http://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/car2006.htm

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|---------- PASSING -----------||----- RUSHING -----|  TOTALCMP  ATT  YD   YPA  TD INT  ATT   YD	YPA  TD	  YD 44   79   503  6.37  4   2  105   456  4.34   2	  9596	7	 7   17   20  14  29	28	26	13	  17
I apologize in advane. I can never get this to align right, and would listen to suggestion on how to make this look better. The bottom row is the NFL rank per category.
Does that help?
:goodposting: very much so. How did you do that? thank you
 
:goodposting: very much so. How did you do that? thank you
The [code] tags will put it in a font where every character is the same size and spaces are preserved (otherwise web pages eliminate all repeating spaces). That way if you space things out correctly, they will line up. The spacing was close to begin with, I just used the preview function a few times to add or delete a few spaces here and there until it lined up.
 
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Actually losing Henderson will hurt Colston this week. I'd expect to see Lucas covering him. This really isn't a good matchup for Colston. The blow-up player on the Saints this week will be Reggie Bush by a mile. The Panthers don't have an answer for him. I'd also consider the Saints starting TE in very deep leagues.

 
Actually losing Henderson will hurt Colston this week. I'd expect to see Lucas covering him. This really isn't a good matchup for Colston. The blow-up player on the Saints this week will be Reggie Bush by a mile. The Panthers don't have an answer for him. I'd also consider the Saints starting TE in very deep leagues.
I agree.This is the week I'll actually put Gonzo in as TE instead of Colston. :whistle:
 
I think Colston has another very good week.

Ten targets is his floor, I hope.

He's a rookie, but I'll wager he is getting coached morning to night, which bodes well for his stats.

I'll play it conservative - 6-80-1.

 
TC said:
Mister CIA said:
I think Colston has another very good week... I'll play it conservative - 6-80-1.
Let me repeat an earlier posting... What about Joe Horn? Why is he completly forgotten in this thread? :bag:
80 yards for Colston does not make Joe Horn a forgotten man.
 
' date='Oct 1 2006, 02:49 AM' post='5631338']Colston will fade like most rookie WRs do.This is Joe Horn's week.
Colston 5-132-1Horn 5-63-0:ptts:rookie WRs don't fade - rookie TEs and RBs do.
 
With Devery potentially not around to pilfer any TDs, anyone else looking for a coming out party for Colston? I know CAR D is not giving up a lot of FF pts to WRs, but I think that is more a function of their competition (Atl & TB !) than any sort of superior secondary.If NO falls behind in this game and has to play catchup, I could see a huge game from Colston. I've been starting him all year anyway and he's been a rocksolid WR2, but I'm thinking this is the week he goes for 100+/1-2Td.If you've got him on your bench and have been waiting for the right time to play him, I think this game is it.
Good call :thumbup:
 
Had him on my bench this week, but he is now officially a "Must Start".
Catching a garbage TD doesnt mean much for his future prospects.
Garbage TDs count in my league. 4 seconds into the game or 4 seconds left in the game, doesnt matter.Hes scored 3 out of 4 weeks. Brees looks to him often. The Saints offense is working. I think Ill keep him in my lineup.
 
' date='Oct 1 2006, 03:49 AM' post='5631338']Colston will fade like most rookie WRs do.This is Joe Horn's week.
Good call. Be sure to weigh in more often so that I can do the exact opposite. ;)
 
Had him on my bench this week, but he is now officially a "Must Start".
Catching a garbage TD doesnt mean much for his future prospects.
Garbage TDs count in my league. 4 seconds into the game or 4 seconds left in the game, doesnt matter.Hes scored 3 out of 4 weeks. Brees looks to him often. The Saints offense is working. I think Ill keep him in my lineup.
It's already been said, but to address this directly, Colston appears heavily involved regardless of garbage or tight game - the Saints' offense is balanced - and Brees is running passing plays extremely well. As an example, from today's game, Colston had 4 targets heading into the fourth q., the Saints scored to go ahead by 3 (10-7).Most of Colston's looks were before the "garbage time" catch of 86 yards.And he's been HEAVILY targeted by Brees, esp. in the red zone - I think it is unfair to say he won;t be active in the passing game while the offense is working - he's a crucial part of the offense working.Even IF he is a "garbage time" player, the assumption above falls apart because it is based on the assumption that the Saints won;t be in many situations where they have to pass to come back. Or to keep up (edit to add that last comment)I was most surprised with the targets Conwell received throughout the game.
 
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Fla\/\/ed said:
With Devery potentially not around to pilfer any TDs, anyone else looking for a coming out party for Colston? I know CAR D is not giving up a lot of FF pts to WRs, but I think that is more a function of their competition (Atl & TB !) than any sort of superior secondary.If NO falls behind in this game and has to play catchup, I could see a huge game from Colston. I've been starting him all year anyway and he's been a rocksolid WR2, but I'm thinking this is the week he goes for 100+/1-2Td.If you've got him on your bench and have been waiting for the right time to play him, I think this game is it.
Good call :thumbup:
Anytime. ;)Was a little worried going into the 4th for him, but that 80+ yarder was a thing of beauty. He's got some wheels for a big guy. My guess is that MqC is going to be the WW pickup that ends up on a lot of championship rosters.
 
My guess is that MqC is going to be the WW pickup that ends up on a lot of championship rosters.
I hope you're right. I picked him up as a dollar FA prior to week one and he's been a godsend given that I drafted Randy friggin' Moss.As long as the targets for him keep up he should be, at minimum, a very nice WR2 or a fantastic WR3.
 
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NatronIsMean said:
' date='Oct 1 2006, 03:49 AM' post='5631338']Colston will fade like most rookie WRs do.This is Joe Horn's week.
Good call. Be sure to weigh in more often so that I can do the exact opposite. ;)
:bag: Horn did have his most receptions of the season.But I still think Colston will fade.
 

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