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Watching Gurley this year makes me want to look up Fisher and punch him in the face.
Watching Gurley this year makes me want to look up Fisher and punch him in the face.
You think he is the true handcuff? From what I have seen if Gurley goes down I think it would be a committee with Tavon taking the passing down 3rd down work and possibly malcolm for first and second.....otherwise a hot mess like AZ backfield once DJ went down.anyone backing him up with Malcolm Brown for just in case
https://forums.footballguys.com/forum/topic/761244-gurley-owners-how-important-is-malcom-brown/ahartig said:You think he is the true handcuff? From what I have seen if Gurley goes down I think it would be a committee with Tavon taking the passing down 3rd down work and possibly malcolm for first and second.....otherwise a hot mess like AZ backfield once DJ went down.
He comes out sometimes on third. But honestly his prior snap count was unsustainable. The was a have Brown was hurt when he never came off field.Any homers know why they have stopped using him the way they were early on? Targets are gone and he comes out on third down now, the last 2 plus today. Very odd considering the success he was having.
6 targets in the first half today. Call off the dogs for now.Any homers know why they have stopped using him the way they were early on? Targets are gone and he comes out on third down now, the last 2 plus today. Very odd considering the success he was having.
No luck. Probably for the best. People are still stuck on his value last year and where he was taken this year. Ride him to the championship. Sure would've been nice if I could've had David Johnson in there with him.flapgreen said:I may have to trade this guy after all. Injuries have hurt the end of my starting lineup. Will look for a combination of a couple starters for Gurley.
Oh man. I’m in the same boat with DJ. Having both of them would have been ridiculous.No luck. Probably for the best. People are still stuck on his value last year and where he was taken this year. Ride him to the championship. Sure would've been nice if I could've had David Johnson in there with him.![]()
Maybe just as good as that TD was solid run blocking and his inside running. In second half when they knew what was coming he was ripping ahead and knifing for 6-8 yard gains like it was nothing.Oh man. I’m in the same boat with DJ. Having both of them would have been ridiculous.
That TD run was spectacular and he looked really good today.
This.Maybe just as good as that TD was solid run blocking and his inside running. In second half when they knew what was coming he was ripping ahead and knifing for 6-8 yard gains like it was nothing.
Absolutely not! You definitely don’t sit studs during the playoffs. Through my own experience most of them perform at a high level during that time of year. During the playoffs I start my studs regardless of the opponent.I'm considering a trade for Todd Gurley, but couldn't help but notice that brutal playoff schedule. Any cause for concern?
Wk 13: #5 - Philadelphia
Wk 14: #8 - @Seattle
Wk 15: #18 - @Tennessee
Is he to the point of matchup proof yet? Last time he played the Seahawks, he only produced 50 yards of offense (TD reversed).
Not a problem if they keep him involved in the passing game.I'm considering a trade for Todd Gurley, but couldn't help but notice that brutal playoff schedule. Any cause for concern?
Wk 13: #5 - Philadelphia
Wk 14: #8 - @Seattle
Wk 15: #18 - @Tennessee
Is he to the point of matchup proof yet? Last time he played the Seahawks, he only produced 50 yards of offense (TD reversed).
Man that was close, of course guy I'm playing started Woods.Shoestring tackle cost him a third TD
In redraft sure.So Dunbar the clear backup? Anyone grabbing him or not worth it?
Amazing the difference a year makes with TG and this offense.
I’m redraft, assume there would still be good value unless RBBC but Dunbar I believe got all the extra carries last week.In redraft sure.
I'm dynasty, I'm struggling dropping Brown, who isn't 100% done for the year and might have 2018 value on another team.
Trying to make room for Dunbar but he could only be a 3-4 game insurance policy.
The problem is they have yet to IR Brown. If he does go to IR then I think Dunbar basically is the new handcuff. But until/if they make permanent decision on Brown's 2018 Dunbar is a wild card.GoBirds said:I’m redraft, assume there would still be good value unless RBBC but Dunbar I believe got all the extra carries last week.
I’m a Gurley owner too and would love more action but the plan makes total sense. The strength of the New Orleans D right now is it’s D line. Why fight against that and you can take it advantage of the corners.Really not sure what's happening here. At least he's getting some receptions.
How about now? Still passing up 10I’m a Gurley owner too and would love more action but the plan makes total sense. The strength of the New Orleans D right now is it’s D line. Why fight against that and you can take it advantage of the corners.
Keep doing what’s working. Last thing we need to do is turtle up and run a few 3 & outs. Get first downs and keep the Hall of Famer off the field.How about now? Still passing up 10
I'm not saying run a few 3 & outs. I'm saying balance it out and eat up the clock.Keep doing what’s working. Last thing we need to do is turtle up and run a few 3 & outs. Get first downs and keep the Hall of Famer off the field.
I agree with that for sure. Just in this game it was a bad matchup, but you are absolutely right, the run game is and will be crucial to the wins going forward.But they just beat a good Saints team so it's working now. Will need to run more toward end of season and playoffs.
Credit McVay for openly admitting he's been getting away from Gurley too often, even if the game script and opposing defenses offer viable excuses. Self-scouting is among the most difficult and yet vital parts of NFL coaching. The best teams work on understanding their own tendencies as much as an opponent's trends.
Sure. In private. I don't know why he has to say anything publicly. It's like talking while playing poker - it rarely is a good idea.Music to my ears... Despite being green / rookie in being head coach, I applauded him for recognize the need for his best playmaker more touches especially when need to sustain the lead and time possession.
You left out the most important part though.Music to my ears... Despite being green / rookie in being head coach, I applauded him for recognize the need for his best playmaker more touches especially when need to sustain the lead and time possession.
His offense did this in Washington too, though most of the blame fell on Gruden. Definitely put McVay in Reid's group of coaches who get too enamored with their clever passing schemes and don't want to "settle" for 4.5 yards and a cloud of dust.Hankmoody said:You left out the most important part though.
"Going back to the New Orleans game and the last couple weeks, you can definitely look at that," McVay said. "I look at myself and say, you've got to make sure you're cognizant of giving the runs a chance and trying to stay balanced. That's something I haven't done. You can't keep standing up here and saying the same things. You've just got to get it fixed.
The real question is do we have another Andy Reid here? Saying it continuously means squat. Getting it done is what we care about.
Same here,lost by a couple last week after losing Wentz in the 3rd quarter. What could have been.Too little too late for me. If I was still in it, he would've scored 5 points anyway, so you're all welcome.
I would have probably won on the back of his performance if AB hadn't been hurt.Too little too late for me. If I was still in it, he would've scored 5 points anyway, so you're all welcome.