Seattle & SeattleWhere does Dwyer end up? Are there any desirable destinations left?
I think Seattle would definitely be the best spot for him fantasy wise. Beyond that New England and Philly might be decent destinations but I don't see many beyond that.Are there any desirable destinations left?
If Seattle in the 4th, where does that rank him ahead or below Ben Tate for dynasty rank?I think Seattle would definitely be the best spot for him fantasy wise. Beyond that New England and Philly might be decent destinations but I don't see many beyond that.Are there any desirable destinations left?
Well below....Dwyer will never play full-time, and the HOU offense is light years ahead of SEA. Id also argue (though feel free to disagree) that forsett is well ahead of anything HOU has in their backfield. Slaton is ok when healthy, but thats not this year, and Foster is just a guy.If Seattle in the 4th, where does that rank him ahead or below Ben Tate for dynasty rank?I think Seattle would definitely be the best spot for him fantasy wise. Beyond that New England and Philly might be decent destinations but I don't see many beyond that.Are there any desirable destinations left?
I actully think Foster is better than forsett, but I agree that tate is well ahead of dwyer...if seattle gets dwyer, dwyer will be a late first round draft pick ...tate is top 6Well below....Dwyer will never play full-time, and the HOU offense is light years ahead of SEA. Id also argue (though feel free to disagree) that forsett is well ahead of anything HOU has in their backfield. Slaton is ok when healthy, but thats not this year, and Foster is just a guy.If Seattle in the 4th, where does that rank him ahead or below Ben Tate for dynasty rank?I think Seattle would definitely be the best spot for him fantasy wise. Beyond that New England and Philly might be decent destinations but I don't see many beyond that.Are there any desirable destinations left?
Sounds good...we can debate Foster vs. Forsett all day, but its not a big deal.I think Dwyer is likely to get carries no matter how well Forsett plays, because their styles are so different. I don't believe Foster can hold off Tate, but if he does, with such similar styles, he could regulate Tate to the bench.I actully think Foster is better than forsett, but I agree that tate is well ahead of dwyer...if seattle gets dwyer, dwyer will be a late first round draft pick ...tate is top 6Well below....Dwyer will never play full-time, and the HOU offense is light years ahead of SEA. Id also argue (though feel free to disagree) that forsett is well ahead of anything HOU has in their backfield. Slaton is ok when healthy, but thats not this year, and Foster is just a guy.If Seattle in the 4th, where does that rank him ahead or below Ben Tate for dynasty rank?I think Seattle would definitely be the best spot for him fantasy wise. Beyond that New England and Philly might be decent destinations but I don't see many beyond that.Are there any desirable destinations left?
Ummm no, they already have:L. McCoyL. WeaverM. BellBest landing spot for him would be in Philly, as a big back complement to McCoy
i kind of expect seattle, miami, or atlanta to trade up to get him.... like greene was gotten last year... at the start of the 3rd.EBF said:It's pretty clear that we grossly overrated him in the years and months leading up to this draft. I'm as guilty as anyone. Four months ago I thought he would be a first round pick. Now he's primed to slip out of the top 100. The first warning sign was the combine, where Hardesty/Tate looked rocked out while Dwyer looked like a ball of dough. No surprise that he bombed in his workouts while the other two shined. He doesn't have an athletic body, which is surprisingly given how good he looked in pads.I still think he can help someone and maybe contribute as a rookie. The fourth round isn't exactly a death sentence for a RB prospect. Marion Barber, Brandon Jacobs, and Rudi Johnson all slipped this far. I think Dwyer could potentially start for all of these teams:OaklandSeattleNew EnglandWashingtonChicagoGreen BayTampa BayWe'll see who wants him tomorrow. I don't imagine that he'll fall out of the next round.
This. Dwyer has been vastly overrated for over a year now. Not sure it matters a whole lot where he goes at this point. At best it will be a RBBC situation.EBF said:It's pretty clear that we grossly overrated him in the years and months leading up to this draft. I'm as guilty as anyone. Four months ago I thought he would be a first round pick. Now he's primed to slip out of the top 100.
Chicago? really? Behind two pass catching runningbacks? Come onI'm thinking it will be Seattle or NE.EBF said:It's pretty clear that we grossly overrated him in the years and months leading up to this draft. I'm as guilty as anyone. Four months ago I thought he would be a first round pick. Now he's primed to slip out of the top 100. The first warning sign was the combine, where Hardesty/Tate looked rocked out while Dwyer looked like a ball of dough. No surprise that he bombed in his workouts while the other two shined. He doesn't have an athletic body, which is surprisingly given how good he looked in pads.I still think he can help someone and maybe contribute as a rookie. The fourth round isn't exactly a death sentence for a RB prospect. Marion Barber, Brandon Jacobs, and Rudi Johnson all slipped this far. I think Dwyer could potentially start for all of these teams:OaklandSeattleNew EnglandWashingtonChicagoGreen BayTampa BayWe'll see who wants him tomorrow. I don't imagine that he'll fall out of the next round.
If he goes to NE we will be talking about him in the top 6 again..if Seattle top 8Chicago? really? Behind two pass catching runningbacks? Come onI'm thinking it will be Seattle or NE.EBF said:It's pretty clear that we grossly overrated him in the years and months leading up to this draft. I'm as guilty as anyone. Four months ago I thought he would be a first round pick. Now he's primed to slip out of the top 100. The first warning sign was the combine, where Hardesty/Tate looked rocked out while Dwyer looked like a ball of dough. No surprise that he bombed in his workouts while the other two shined. He doesn't have an athletic body, which is surprisingly given how good he looked in pads.I still think he can help someone and maybe contribute as a rookie. The fourth round isn't exactly a death sentence for a RB prospect. Marion Barber, Brandon Jacobs, and Rudi Johnson all slipped this far. I think Dwyer could potentially start for all of these teams:OaklandSeattleNew EnglandWashingtonChicagoGreen BayTampa BayWe'll see who wants him tomorrow. I don't imagine that he'll fall out of the next round.
I'm not sure what you're getting at here. Are you suggesting that Dwyer will run the wildcat?Dwyer has played in a gimmicky offense in college and Miami likes to get alot tricky every once in awhile.Very good fit
Ron Dayne in the fourth round wouldn't be a bad pick. He was in the league 7 years, and in his last three he was decent.The next Ron Dayne.
Not bad, not great either. Dwyer could have some success. But he's got slow feet and that limits him.Ron Dayne in the fourth round wouldn't be a bad pick. He was in the league 7 years, and in his last three he was decent.The next Ron Dayne.
Been saying he is overrated for months....now it is coming to fruition.At this point though...he would be a value in the sense of a RBBC guy that could be GL/change of pace...in the physical sense.Not bad, not great either. Dwyer could have some success. But he's got slow feet and that limits him.Ron Dayne in the fourth round wouldn't be a bad pick. He was in the league 7 years, and in his last three he was decent.The next Ron Dayne.
I'd think it would be.Dwyer failed a drug test at the combine. The claim is that it was his ADD medication that caused the positive, but I'm not sure whether NFL teams believe that or even if the ADD itself might be negative.
Great analysis in that article Matt.Seems the lack of being able to evaluate him on tape, coming to the combine out of shape, and the news he's on ADD meds has dropped him like a rock.I still believe these are the reasons - he's just hard to evaluate and feel absolutely sure he has all of the components of vision to be an I-back. I think he can, but that uncertainly drops his value. Some team will be happy to get him though. Even if he bombs, he has potential.
I do! I think Thomas is overrated and that pick was a horrible choice with Dez Bryant sitting there in round one. If you don't want Bryant, fine, but trade down some more than take a WR who while accounted for some gaudy percentage of his passing game benefitted from an offensive scheme where he was often the only WR on the field, he snuck behind defenses on play action, or he got a one-on-one situation on the perimeter on a short pass that he took the distance with a broken tackle. Thomas could develop into a solid possession receiver with some red zone skill down the line if he can really learn route fundamentals and not fight the ball. However, that makes him a round 3-4 pick at best. I know a lot of people here love him, but I think this is a bassackwards decision by the Broncos. Should be fun when this analysis blows up in my face, but for now I'm sticking to it.Does anybody find irony in the fact that Paul Johnson's offense produced a first-round WR while its #1 stud back is still waiting in the 5th?
Easy, we've still got 2 more rounds plus UFA.CFL?
Just joking lolI just can't wait to see someone in my league take him in the 1st 10 rookie picks though even if he's taken in the next 2 rounds.Easy, we've still got 2 more rounds plus UFA.CFL?
A high profile prospect falling this far is telling.RIP jonny Dwyer, in January we all loved you, now we just laugh at you. Keep poppin those ADD meds and eating crispy creams.Stick a fork in him, he's done.
Why is it ironic? I know nothing about that coach. Is he supposed to run the ball alot or something?Does anybody find irony in the fact that Paul Johnson's offense produced a first-round WR while its #1 stud back is still waiting in the 5th?
In one dynasty league where we hold the rookie draft before the NFL draft, Dwyer was the pick at 1.04. Anquan Boldin was traded straight up to move into that pick.....
In one dynasty league where we hold the rookie draft before the NFL draft, Dwyer was the pick at 1.04. Anquan Boldin was traded straight up to move into that pick.....
That is why you never do a rookie draft before the NFL.In one dynasty league where we hold the rookie draft before the NFL draft, Dwyer was the pick at 1.04. Anquan Boldin was traded straight up to move into that pick.....
and that's why you never overvalue rookies eitherThat is why you never do a rookie draft before the NFL.In one dynasty league where we hold the rookie draft before the NFL draft, Dwyer was the pick at 1.04. Anquan Boldin was traded straight up to move into that pick.....
It's a triple option scheme. Looks like a high school offense. I'd estimate they run 80% of the time or more.Why is it ironic? I know nothing about that coach. Is he supposed to run the ball alot or something?Does anybody find irony in the fact that Paul Johnson's offense produced a first-round WR while its #1 stud back is still waiting in the 5th?
It's a triple option scheme. Looks like a high school offense. I'd estimate they run 80% of the time or more.Why is it ironic? I know nothing about that coach. Is he supposed to run the ball alot or something?Does anybody find irony in the fact that Paul Johnson's offense produced a first-round WR while its #1 stud back is still waiting in the 5th?
They beat Va Tech this year with one pass completion.It's a triple option scheme. Looks like a high school offense. I'd estimate they run 80% of the time or more.Why is it ironic? I know nothing about that coach. Is he supposed to run the ball alot or something?Does anybody find irony in the fact that Paul Johnson's offense produced a first-round WR while its #1 stud back is still waiting in the 5th?