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The question is, 'Do I have a Gado complex?' which makes me wonder if this... poster... has any idea as to the kind of grades one has to receive in college to be accepted at a top fantasy football board. If you have the vaguest clue as to how talented someone has to be to lead a fantasy football team. I have an M.D. from Harvard. I am board certified in fantasy drafting and team management. I have been awarded prize checks from seven different FF leagues in New England, and I am never, ever, sick at sea. So I ask you, when someone goes in to that chapel and they fall on their knees and they pray to Gado that their QB doesn't throw 4 interceptions, or that their WR doesn't tear an ACL, or that their RB doesn't suffer from plantar fasciitis, who do you think they're praying to? You go ahead and read your Bible... Harry, and you go to your church, and with any luck you might win the annual raffle, but if you're looking for Gado, He was in the cubicle at the end of the office on November 17th, and He doesn't like to be second guessed. You ask me if I have a Gado complex? Let me tell you something. I AM Gado.
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I agree and the shame of it is that 95% won't get it or know the reference.
 
On a few weeks, he'll get 100 yards and a touchdown. He's okay. But if you can trade him for a decent proven wide receiver, like Wayne, do it. That's what I did.

 
I would love to start him, MNF, vs. Min. Right now I am having a hard tiem benching Dunn and Westbrook. It is driving me crazy, but right now I am trying to come up with reasons to make room for him.

 
I would love to start him, MNF, vs. Min. Right now I am having a hard tiem benching Dunn and Westbrook. It is driving me crazy, but right now I am trying to come up with reasons to make room for him.
I hear you NYCelt. Without McNabb at the helm the Giants' DEF will be all over Westy like white on rice. He is a hell of a player but minus McNabb all eyes will be on Westbrook as he is their lone offensive star. Those are my reasons for going with Gado this weekend. Moreover, if Favre can get into the red zone they are going to pound it in with Gado.
 
I think I'm gonna run Gado over Thomas Jones. Tomlinson is my primary back, and I think I can afford to roll the dice on Gado this week and see how well Jones responds to his return, plus the game could be slow moving and low scoring in Chicago this weekend. Not to mention I haven't had a player on Monday night in several weeks and I just like watching on of my players on Monday when possible.

 
Probably going to start him over the Big Ol' Stone. that way I can call my team the Tiki Gados this week. :thumbup:

 
I would love to start him, MNF, vs. Min. Right now I am having a hard tiem benching Dunn and Westbrook. It is driving me crazy, but right now I am trying to come up with reasons to make room for him.
bench westbrook, start gado, i am...all signs are pointing gado having a monster game mondaynight vs the vikings. eagles offense is in dissarray at least for this week til we all see what mcmahon can do.Got Gado?

 
The question is, 'Do I have a Gado complex?' which makes me wonder if this... poster... has any idea as to the kind of grades one has to receive in college to be accepted at a top fantasy football board. If you have the vaguest clue as to how talented someone has to be to lead a fantasy football team. I have an M.D. from Harvard. I am board certified in fantasy drafting and team management. I have been awarded prize checks from seven different FF leagues in New England, and I am never, ever, sick at sea. So I ask you, when someone goes in to that chapel and they fall on their knees and they pray to Gado that their QB doesn't throw 4 interceptions, or that their WR doesn't tear an ACL, or that their RB doesn't suffer from plantar fasciitis, who do you think they're praying to? You go ahead and read your Bible... Harry, and you go to your church, and with any luck you might win the annual raffle, but if you're looking for Gado, He was in the cubicle at the end of the office on November 17th, and He doesn't like to be second guessed. You ask me if I have a Gado complex? Let me tell you something. I AM Gado.
:goodposting: I am gonna go with "A few Good Men" here

 
Samko Gado:

Wk11: MIN Rank Rushing Defense 26th

WK12: PHL Rank Rushing Defense 15th

WK13: CHI Rank Rushing Defense 8th

WK14: DET Rank Rushing Defense 13th

WK15: BAL Rank Rushing Defense 12th

WK16: CHI Rank Rushing Defense 8th

IMO Im am trying like hell to get rid of Gado and package him with a WR for Portis or someone similar.

His 2 games have been against:

PIT 3rd Rank Rusing Defense 26 carries 62 yards 2.3 per carry :no:

ATL 20th Rank Rusing Defense 25 carries 103 yds 4.1 per carry.

Im nervous about Div1AA Gado for the remainder of the season. Im a Gado owner and you should be nervous too. :no:
Meanwhile, does this mean he's a definite starter for week 11 vs #26 rushing Defense?
 
Green Bay - Samkon Gado, the NFC offensive player of the week after rushing for 103 yards and three touchdowns on his 23rd birthday against Atlanta, is not a cold-weather guy.

The rookie recalled playing a spring college football game at Liberty in 18-degree weather.

"That was just miserable. I lost the sensation in my fingers for three weeks," Gado said. "It might have been (frostbite). I just had a tingling sensation for three weeks."

The Packers practiced inside Thursday but with the doors open to the Don Hutson Center. The forecast for Monday night against Minnesota at Lambeau Field calls for slightly more moderate temperatures.

Still, by 10 p.m., the ground could be frozen. The weather can lead to fumbles, and Gado fumbled twice against Atlanta in the cozy Georgia Dome.

Gado agreed, and said he would wear gloves and would use a muff, or hand warmer if needed. He acknowledged that he simply had to protect the football as the weather gets colder.

"I think I'm just going to have to place extra emphasis on it," Gado said. "I didn't think there was the possibility of placing any more emphasis than I already have but I just have to find a way to get it done."

That might mean holding the ball with both hands when going for extra yardage on second and third effort.

"A lot of times it's a risk when you're trying to get that extra yard," Gado said. "You can do it better by kind of reaching one arm out but you're compromising the ball that way."

http://www.jsonline.com/packer/news/nov05/371559.asp

--- CRAP! I'm starting him too.... not a cold-weather guy? But he's got all that extra padding :P

 
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Green Bay - Samkon Gado, the NFC offensive player of the week after rushing for 103 yards and three touchdowns on his 23rd birthday against Atlanta, is not a cold-weather guy.

The rookie recalled playing a spring college football game at Liberty in 18-degree weather.

"That was just miserable. I lost the sensation in my fingers for three weeks," Gado said. "It might have been (frostbite). I just had a tingling sensation for three weeks."

The Packers practiced inside Thursday but with the doors open to the Don Hutson Center. The forecast for Monday night against Minnesota at Lambeau Field calls for slightly more moderate temperatures.

Still, by 10 p.m., the ground could be frozen. The weather can lead to fumbles, and Gado fumbled twice against Atlanta in the cozy Georgia Dome.

Gado agreed, and said he would wear gloves and would use a muff, or hand warmer if needed. He acknowledged that he simply had to protect the football as the weather gets colder.

"I think I'm just going to have to place extra emphasis on it," Gado said. "I didn't think there was the possibility of placing any more emphasis than I already have but I just have to find a way to get it done."

That might mean holding the ball with both hands when going for extra yardage on second and third effort.

"A lot of times it's a risk when you're trying to get that extra yard," Gado said. "You can do it better by kind of reaching one arm out but you're compromising the ball that way."

http://www.jsonline.com/packer/news/nov05/371559.asp

--- CRAP! I'm starting him too.... not a cold-weather guy? But he's got all that extra padding :P
He's playing to keep his starting job (and possibly a new contract). These are the pro's, they have gloves, heaters and all the amenities one could want. he'll be just fine.
 
I'm not sure his YPC average matters all that much. The Packers have a good enough passing offense to get him into the red zone. Earlier in the season, Favre was scoring 2-4 TD's per game with short passes to his receivers inside the 20. Now, probably half of those will be run in by Gado. For your opponents, he is indeed a "Nightmare".

In Gado We Trust. :yes:
:goodposting: Xactly - as I pointed out earlier, this situation is all about opportunities. Gado is going to get touches, and some of those will come at the goal-line. Even during his "bad" start this year, he had 26/62/1 rushing and 1/9/0 receiving (27 opportunities), followed by 25/103/2 rushing and 4/5/1 receiving (29 chances).

I'll be happy with a weekly total along the lines of his "bad" start (71 yards combined and 1 td) while hoping for an upside like his "good" start (108 yards combined and 3 TDs) -- YPC doesn't weigh heavily here, as Green Bay was mired among the bottom 4 teams in the NFL - right around 3.0 yards per carry as a team - before Gado ever touched a ball. Right now, they are 30th in the NFL averaging 3.1 yards per carry this season.

I'm happy to have Gado on the 2 rosters where I managed to snag him, as I indicated earlier in this string.

 
I'm not sure his YPC average matters all that much.  The Packers have a good enough passing offense to get him into the red zone.  Earlier in the season, Favre was scoring 2-4 TD's per game with short passes to his receivers inside the 20.  Now, probably half of those will be run in by Gado.  For your opponents, he is indeed a "Nightmare".

In Gado We Trust.  :yes:
:goodposting: Xactly - as I pointed out earlier, this situation is all about opportunities. Gado is going to get touches, and some of those will come at the goal-line. Even during his "bad" start this year, he had 26/62/1 rushing and 1/9/0 receiving (27 opportunities), followed by 25/103/2 rushing and 4/5/1 receiving (29 chances).

I'll be happy with a weekly total along the lines of his "bad" start (71 yards combined and 1 td) while hoping for an upside like his "good" start (108 yards combined and 3 TDs) -- YPC doesn't weigh heavily here, as Green Bay was mired among the bottom 4 teams in the NFL - right around 3.0 yards per carry as a team - before Gado ever touched a ball. Right now, they are 30th in the NFL averaging 3.1 yards per carry this season.

I'm happy to have Gado on the 2 rosters where I managed to snag him, as I indicated earlier in this string.
But why is Gado getting so much love yet Green was dissed in this forum?Also, Gado almost went to goat last week with his two fumbles.

 
I'm not sure his YPC average matters all that much.  The Packers have a good enough passing offense to get him into the red zone.  Earlier in the season, Favre was scoring 2-4 TD's per game with short passes to his receivers inside the 20.  Now, probably half of those will be run in by Gado.  For your opponents, he is indeed a "Nightmare".

In Gado We Trust.  :yes:
:goodposting: Xactly - as I pointed out earlier, this situation is all about opportunities. Gado is going to get touches, and some of those will come at the goal-line. Even during his "bad" start this year, he had 26/62/1 rushing and 1/9/0 receiving (27 opportunities), followed by 25/103/2 rushing and 4/5/1 receiving (29 chances).

I'll be happy with a weekly total along the lines of his "bad" start (71 yards combined and 1 td) while hoping for an upside like his "good" start (108 yards combined and 3 TDs) -- YPC doesn't weigh heavily here, as Green Bay was mired among the bottom 4 teams in the NFL - right around 3.0 yards per carry as a team - before Gado ever touched a ball. Right now, they are 30th in the NFL averaging 3.1 yards per carry this season.

I'm happy to have Gado on the 2 rosters where I managed to snag him, as I indicated earlier in this string.
But why is Gado getting so much love yet Green was dissed in this forum?Also, Gado almost went to goat last week with his two fumbles.
Because Green has proven much much more. This guy went from a no-name in college to starting RB for the rest of the season and was a WW pickup. There is a huge difference between what you expect out of a 1st/2nd round pick and a WW pickup.
 
I'm not sure his YPC average matters all that much. The Packers have a good enough passing offense to get him into the red zone. Earlier in the season, Favre was scoring 2-4 TD's per game with short passes to his receivers inside the 20. Now, probably half of those will be run in by Gado. For your opponents, he is indeed a "Nightmare".

In Gado We Trust. :yes:
:goodposting: Xactly - as I pointed out earlier, this situation is all about opportunities. Gado is going to get touches, and some of those will come at the goal-line. Even during his "bad" start this year, he had 26/62/1 rushing and 1/9/0 receiving (27 opportunities), followed by 25/103/2 rushing and 4/5/1 receiving (29 chances).

I'll be happy with a weekly total along the lines of his "bad" start (71 yards combined and 1 td) while hoping for an upside like his "good" start (108 yards combined and 3 TDs) -- YPC doesn't weigh heavily here, as Green Bay was mired among the bottom 4 teams in the NFL - right around 3.0 yards per carry as a team - before Gado ever touched a ball. Right now, they are 30th in the NFL averaging 3.1 yards per carry this season.

I'm happy to have Gado on the 2 rosters where I managed to snag him, as I indicated earlier in this string.
But why is Gado getting so much love yet Green was dissed in this forum?Also, Gado almost went to goat last week with his two fumbles.
Because it's trendy to jump on the band wagon.
 
I'm not sure his YPC average matters all that much.  The Packers have a good enough passing offense to get him into the red zone.  Earlier in the season, Favre was scoring 2-4 TD's per game with short passes to his receivers inside the 20.  Now, probably half of those will be run in by Gado.  For your opponents, he is indeed a "Nightmare".

In Gado We Trust.  :yes:
:goodposting: Xactly - as I pointed out earlier, this situation is all about opportunities. Gado is going to get touches, and some of those will come at the goal-line. Even during his "bad" start this year, he had 26/62/1 rushing and 1/9/0 receiving (27 opportunities), followed by 25/103/2 rushing and 4/5/1 receiving (29 chances).

I'll be happy with a weekly total along the lines of his "bad" start (71 yards combined and 1 td) while hoping for an upside like his "good" start (108 yards combined and 3 TDs) -- YPC doesn't weigh heavily here, as Green Bay was mired among the bottom 4 teams in the NFL - right around 3.0 yards per carry as a team - before Gado ever touched a ball. Right now, they are 30th in the NFL averaging 3.1 yards per carry this season.

I'm happy to have Gado on the 2 rosters where I managed to snag him, as I indicated earlier in this string.
But why is Gado getting so much love yet Green was dissed in this forum?Also, Gado almost went to goat last week with his two fumbles.
duh...because green had some pretty high expectations.

gado was on the practice squad 3 weeks ago.

plus gado has the top 2 rushing days for the green bay packers this year.

 
I'm not sure his YPC average matters all that much.  The Packers have a good enough passing offense to get him into the red zone.  Earlier in the season, Favre was scoring 2-4 TD's per game with short passes to his receivers inside the 20.  Now, probably half of those will be run in by Gado.  For your opponents, he is indeed a "Nightmare".

In Gado We Trust.  :yes:
:goodposting: Xactly - as I pointed out earlier, this situation is all about opportunities. Gado is going to get touches, and some of those will come at the goal-line. Even during his "bad" start this year, he had 26/62/1 rushing and 1/9/0 receiving (27 opportunities), followed by 25/103/2 rushing and 4/5/1 receiving (29 chances).

I'll be happy with a weekly total along the lines of his "bad" start (71 yards combined and 1 td) while hoping for an upside like his "good" start (108 yards combined and 3 TDs) -- YPC doesn't weigh heavily here, as Green Bay was mired among the bottom 4 teams in the NFL - right around 3.0 yards per carry as a team - before Gado ever touched a ball. Right now, they are 30th in the NFL averaging 3.1 yards per carry this season.

I'm happy to have Gado on the 2 rosters where I managed to snag him, as I indicated earlier in this string.
But why is Gado getting so much love yet Green was dissed in this forum?Also, Gado almost went to goat last week with his two fumbles.
duh...because green had some pretty high expectations.

gado was on the practice squad 3 weeks ago.

plus gado has the top 2 rushing days for the green bay packers this year.
Duh? Are you 7?Just remember that Gado almost turned into a goat last week when he fumbled the ball twice. As I have stated, as a Packer fan, I hope Gado pans out but some of you are too quick to appoint Gado as a sure thing.

 
I'm not sure his YPC average matters all that much.  The Packers have a good enough passing offense to get him into the red zone.  Earlier in the season, Favre was scoring 2-4 TD's per game with short passes to his receivers inside the 20.  Now, probably half of those will be run in by Gado.  For your opponents, he is indeed a "Nightmare".

In Gado We Trust.  :yes:
:goodposting: Xactly - as I pointed out earlier, this situation is all about opportunities. Gado is going to get touches, and some of those will come at the goal-line. Even during his "bad" start this year, he had 26/62/1 rushing and 1/9/0 receiving (27 opportunities), followed by 25/103/2 rushing and 4/5/1 receiving (29 chances).

I'll be happy with a weekly total along the lines of his "bad" start (71 yards combined and 1 td) while hoping for an upside like his "good" start (108 yards combined and 3 TDs) -- YPC doesn't weigh heavily here, as Green Bay was mired among the bottom 4 teams in the NFL - right around 3.0 yards per carry as a team - before Gado ever touched a ball. Right now, they are 30th in the NFL averaging 3.1 yards per carry this season.

I'm happy to have Gado on the 2 rosters where I managed to snag him, as I indicated earlier in this string.
But why is Gado getting so much love yet Green was dissed in this forum?Also, Gado almost went to goat last week with his two fumbles.
duh...because green had some pretty high expectations.

gado was on the practice squad 3 weeks ago.

plus gado has the top 2 rushing days for the green bay packers this year.
Duh? Are you 7?Just remember that Gado almost turned into a goat last week when he fumbled the ball twice. As I have stated, as a Packer fan, I hope Gado pans out but some of you are too quick to appoint Gado as a sure thing.
i'm 32.and flawed we all know where you stand on gado.

 
I'm not sure his YPC average matters all that much.  The Packers have a good enough passing offense to get him into the red zone.  Earlier in the season, Favre was scoring 2-4 TD's per game with short passes to his receivers inside the 20.  Now, probably half of those will be run in by Gado.  For your opponents, he is indeed a "Nightmare".

In Gado We Trust.  :yes:
:goodposting: Xactly - as I pointed out earlier, this situation is all about opportunities. Gado is going to get touches, and some of those will come at the goal-line. Even during his "bad" start this year, he had 26/62/1 rushing and 1/9/0 receiving (27 opportunities), followed by 25/103/2 rushing and 4/5/1 receiving (29 chances).

I'll be happy with a weekly total along the lines of his "bad" start (71 yards combined and 1 td) while hoping for an upside like his "good" start (108 yards combined and 3 TDs) -- YPC doesn't weigh heavily here, as Green Bay was mired among the bottom 4 teams in the NFL - right around 3.0 yards per carry as a team - before Gado ever touched a ball. Right now, they are 30th in the NFL averaging 3.1 yards per carry this season.

I'm happy to have Gado on the 2 rosters where I managed to snag him, as I indicated earlier in this string.
But why is Gado getting so much love yet Green was dissed in this forum?Also, Gado almost went to goat last week with his two fumbles.
duh...because green had some pretty high expectations.

gado was on the practice squad 3 weeks ago.

plus gado has the top 2 rushing days for the green bay packers this year.
Duh? Are you 7?Just remember that Gado almost turned into a goat last week when he fumbled the ball twice. As I have stated, as a Packer fan, I hope Gado pans out but some of you are too quick to appoint Gado as a sure thing.
i'm 32.and flawed we all know where you stand on gado.
I'm just trying to be realistic on Gado instead of drooling over him after only two games in the NFL. I'm a diehard Packer fan and will be there on Monday night!(32 year old men don't use the phrase "duh") ;)

 
I'm not sure his YPC average matters all that much.  The Packers have a good enough passing offense to get him into the red zone.  Earlier in the season, Favre was scoring 2-4 TD's per game with short passes to his receivers inside the 20.  Now, probably half of those will be run in by Gado.  For your opponents, he is indeed a "Nightmare".

In Gado We Trust.  :yes:
:goodposting: Xactly - as I pointed out earlier, this situation is all about opportunities. Gado is going to get touches, and some of those will come at the goal-line. Even during his "bad" start this year, he had 26/62/1 rushing and 1/9/0 receiving (27 opportunities), followed by 25/103/2 rushing and 4/5/1 receiving (29 chances).

I'll be happy with a weekly total along the lines of his "bad" start (71 yards combined and 1 td) while hoping for an upside like his "good" start (108 yards combined and 3 TDs) -- YPC doesn't weigh heavily here, as Green Bay was mired among the bottom 4 teams in the NFL - right around 3.0 yards per carry as a team - before Gado ever touched a ball. Right now, they are 30th in the NFL averaging 3.1 yards per carry this season.

I'm happy to have Gado on the 2 rosters where I managed to snag him, as I indicated earlier in this string.
But why is Gado getting so much love yet Green was dissed in this forum?Also, Gado almost went to goat last week with his two fumbles.
duh...because green had some pretty high expectations.

gado was on the practice squad 3 weeks ago.

plus gado has the top 2 rushing days for the green bay packers this year.
Duh? Are you 7?Just remember that Gado almost turned into a goat last week when he fumbled the ball twice. As I have stated, as a Packer fan, I hope Gado pans out but some of you are too quick to appoint Gado as a sure thing.
i'm 32.and flawed we all know where you stand on gado.
I'm just trying to be realistic on Gado instead of drooling over him after only two games in the NFL. I'm a diehard Packer fan and will be there on Monday night!(32 year old men don't use the phrase "duh") ;)
Glad to see you've lightened up on the boards as of late. :thumbup:
 
I'm not sure his YPC average matters all that much.  The Packers have a good enough passing offense to get him into the red zone.  Earlier in the season, Favre was scoring 2-4 TD's per game with short passes to his receivers inside the 20.  Now, probably half of those will be run in by Gado.  For your opponents, he is indeed a "Nightmare".

In Gado We Trust.  :yes:
:goodposting: Xactly - as I pointed out earlier, this situation is all about opportunities. Gado is going to get touches, and some of those will come at the goal-line. Even during his "bad" start this year, he had 26/62/1 rushing and 1/9/0 receiving (27 opportunities), followed by 25/103/2 rushing and 4/5/1 receiving (29 chances).

I'll be happy with a weekly total along the lines of his "bad" start (71 yards combined and 1 td) while hoping for an upside like his "good" start (108 yards combined and 3 TDs) -- YPC doesn't weigh heavily here, as Green Bay was mired among the bottom 4 teams in the NFL - right around 3.0 yards per carry as a team - before Gado ever touched a ball. Right now, they are 30th in the NFL averaging 3.1 yards per carry this season.

I'm happy to have Gado on the 2 rosters where I managed to snag him, as I indicated earlier in this string.
But why is Gado getting so much love yet Green was dissed in this forum?Also, Gado almost went to goat last week with his two fumbles.
duh...because green had some pretty high expectations.

gado was on the practice squad 3 weeks ago.

plus gado has the top 2 rushing days for the green bay packers this year.
Duh? Are you 7?Just remember that Gado almost turned into a goat last week when he fumbled the ball twice. As I have stated, as a Packer fan, I hope Gado pans out but some of you are too quick to appoint Gado as a sure thing.
i'm 32.and flawed we all know where you stand on gado.
I'm just trying to be realistic on Gado instead of drooling over him after only two games in the NFL. I'm a diehard Packer fan and will be there on Monday night!(32 year old men don't use the phrase "duh") ;)
Glad to see you've lightened up on the boards as of late. :thumbup:
Just as long as JimmyU doesn't start telling us why Bart Starr is overrated.
 
I'm not sure his YPC average matters all that much.  The Packers have a good enough passing offense to get him into the red zone.  Earlier in the season, Favre was scoring 2-4 TD's per game with short passes to his receivers inside the 20.  Now, probably half of those will be run in by Gado.  For your opponents, he is indeed a "Nightmare".

In Gado We Trust.  :yes:
:goodposting: Xactly - as I pointed out earlier, this situation is all about opportunities. Gado is going to get touches, and some of those will come at the goal-line. Even during his "bad" start this year, he had 26/62/1 rushing and 1/9/0 receiving (27 opportunities), followed by 25/103/2 rushing and 4/5/1 receiving (29 chances).

I'll be happy with a weekly total along the lines of his "bad" start (71 yards combined and 1 td) while hoping for an upside like his "good" start (108 yards combined and 3 TDs) -- YPC doesn't weigh heavily here, as Green Bay was mired among the bottom 4 teams in the NFL - right around 3.0 yards per carry as a team - before Gado ever touched a ball. Right now, they are 30th in the NFL averaging 3.1 yards per carry this season.

I'm happy to have Gado on the 2 rosters where I managed to snag him, as I indicated earlier in this string.
But why is Gado getting so much love yet Green was dissed in this forum?Also, Gado almost went to goat last week with his two fumbles.
Because we love nuggets off the waiver wire that can help us win a championship. Such players are fantasy gold. They spark the imagination and give us bragging rights. And when we hit the mother lode, it allows us to reaffirm our fantasy deity status by crushing lesser mortals in our leagues using the very player(s) they snubbed. Yes, I have a Gado complex. :lmao:

 
In a DYNASTY I just traded TO for Gado and Burress.....Gado immediately goes into my lineup ahead of KJones and CMart.Bandwagon or not he will put up better #s than Jones or CMart and I need to win now!

 
I'm not sure his YPC average matters all that much.  The Packers have a good enough passing offense to get him into the red zone.  Earlier in the season, Favre was scoring 2-4 TD's per game with short passes to his receivers inside the 20.  Now, probably half of those will be run in by Gado.  For your opponents, he is indeed a "Nightmare".

In Gado We Trust.  :yes:
:goodposting: Xactly - as I pointed out earlier, this situation is all about opportunities. Gado is going to get touches, and some of those will come at the goal-line. Even during his "bad" start this year, he had 26/62/1 rushing and 1/9/0 receiving (27 opportunities), followed by 25/103/2 rushing and 4/5/1 receiving (29 chances).

I'll be happy with a weekly total along the lines of his "bad" start (71 yards combined and 1 td) while hoping for an upside like his "good" start (108 yards combined and 3 TDs) -- YPC doesn't weigh heavily here, as Green Bay was mired among the bottom 4 teams in the NFL - right around 3.0 yards per carry as a team - before Gado ever touched a ball. Right now, they are 30th in the NFL averaging 3.1 yards per carry this season.

I'm happy to have Gado on the 2 rosters where I managed to snag him, as I indicated earlier in this string.
But why is Gado getting so much love yet Green was dissed in this forum?Also, Gado almost went to goat last week with his two fumbles.
Because we love nuggets off the waiver wire that can help us win a championship. Such players are fantasy gold. They spark the imagination and give us bragging rights. And when we hit the mother lode, it allows us to reaffirm our fantasy deity status by crushing lesser mortals in our leagues using the very player(s) they snubbed.
That is exactly my point. It is the....."I found Gado, so I'm a fantasy God complex."You will then be the first one to come crying like a school girl to the Shark Pool when Gado lets you down in your stretch run.

 
I'm not sure his YPC average matters all that much.  The Packers have a good enough passing offense to get him into the red zone.  Earlier in the season, Favre was scoring 2-4 TD's per game with short passes to his receivers inside the 20.  Now, probably half of those will be run in by Gado.  For your opponents, he is indeed a "Nightmare".

In Gado We Trust.  :yes:
:goodposting: Xactly - as I pointed out earlier, this situation is all about opportunities. Gado is going to get touches, and some of those will come at the goal-line. Even during his "bad" start this year, he had 26/62/1 rushing and 1/9/0 receiving (27 opportunities), followed by 25/103/2 rushing and 4/5/1 receiving (29 chances).

I'll be happy with a weekly total along the lines of his "bad" start (71 yards combined and 1 td) while hoping for an upside like his "good" start (108 yards combined and 3 TDs) -- YPC doesn't weigh heavily here, as Green Bay was mired among the bottom 4 teams in the NFL - right around 3.0 yards per carry as a team - before Gado ever touched a ball. Right now, they are 30th in the NFL averaging 3.1 yards per carry this season.

I'm happy to have Gado on the 2 rosters where I managed to snag him, as I indicated earlier in this string.
But why is Gado getting so much love yet Green was dissed in this forum?Also, Gado almost went to goat last week with his two fumbles.
Because we love nuggets off the waiver wire that can help us win a championship. Such players are fantasy gold. They spark the imagination and give us bragging rights. And when we hit the mother lode, it allows us to reaffirm our fantasy deity status by crushing lesser mortals in our leagues using the very player(s) they snubbed.
That is exactly my point. It is the....."I found Gado, so I'm a fantasy God complex."You will then be the first one to come crying like a school girl to the Shark Pool when Gado lets you down in your stretch run.
Spoken like a true lesser mortal. :pokey:
 
I'm not sure his YPC average matters all that much.  The Packers have a good enough passing offense to get him into the red zone.  Earlier in the season, Favre was scoring 2-4 TD's per game with short passes to his receivers inside the 20.  Now, probably half of those will be run in by Gado.  For your opponents, he is indeed a "Nightmare".

In Gado We Trust.  :yes:
:goodposting: Xactly - as I pointed out earlier, this situation is all about opportunities. Gado is going to get touches, and some of those will come at the goal-line. Even during his "bad" start this year, he had 26/62/1 rushing and 1/9/0 receiving (27 opportunities), followed by 25/103/2 rushing and 4/5/1 receiving (29 chances).

I'll be happy with a weekly total along the lines of his "bad" start (71 yards combined and 1 td) while hoping for an upside like his "good" start (108 yards combined and 3 TDs) -- YPC doesn't weigh heavily here, as Green Bay was mired among the bottom 4 teams in the NFL - right around 3.0 yards per carry as a team - before Gado ever touched a ball. Right now, they are 30th in the NFL averaging 3.1 yards per carry this season.

I'm happy to have Gado on the 2 rosters where I managed to snag him, as I indicated earlier in this string.
But why is Gado getting so much love yet Green was dissed in this forum?Also, Gado almost went to goat last week with his two fumbles.
Because we love nuggets off the waiver wire that can help us win a championship. Such players are fantasy gold. They spark the imagination and give us bragging rights. And when we hit the mother lode, it allows us to reaffirm our fantasy deity status by crushing lesser mortals in our leagues using the very player(s) they snubbed.
That is exactly my point. It is the....."I found Gado, so I'm a fantasy God complex."You will then be the first one to come crying like a school girl to the Shark Pool when Gado lets you down in your stretch run.
Spoken like a true lesser mortal. :pokey:
How I miss the great days of RSFF. This clown would not last long.
 
I'm not sure his YPC average matters all that much.  The Packers have a good enough passing offense to get him into the red zone.  Earlier in the season, Favre was scoring 2-4 TD's per game with short passes to his receivers inside the 20.  Now, probably half of those will be run in by Gado.  For your opponents, he is indeed a "Nightmare".

In Gado We Trust.  :yes:
:goodposting: Xactly - as I pointed out earlier, this situation is all about opportunities. Gado is going to get touches, and some of those will come at the goal-line. Even during his "bad" start this year, he had 26/62/1 rushing and 1/9/0 receiving (27 opportunities), followed by 25/103/2 rushing and 4/5/1 receiving (29 chances).

I'll be happy with a weekly total along the lines of his "bad" start (71 yards combined and 1 td) while hoping for an upside like his "good" start (108 yards combined and 3 TDs) -- YPC doesn't weigh heavily here, as Green Bay was mired among the bottom 4 teams in the NFL - right around 3.0 yards per carry as a team - before Gado ever touched a ball. Right now, they are 30th in the NFL averaging 3.1 yards per carry this season.

I'm happy to have Gado on the 2 rosters where I managed to snag him, as I indicated earlier in this string.
But why is Gado getting so much love yet Green was dissed in this forum?Also, Gado almost went to goat last week with his two fumbles.
Your best argument against Gado is what ALMOST happened. I bet you'll make the same arguments after 5 games 600 yards 8 TD later. I can just hear it now..."What's the big deal, he ALMOST was goat in week 9."
 
I'm not sure his YPC average matters all that much.  The Packers have a good enough passing offense to get him into the red zone.  Earlier in the season, Favre was scoring 2-4 TD's per game with short passes to his receivers inside the 20.  Now, probably half of those will be run in by Gado.  For your opponents, he is indeed a "Nightmare".

In Gado We Trust.  :yes:
:goodposting: Xactly - as I pointed out earlier, this situation is all about opportunities. Gado is going to get touches, and some of those will come at the goal-line. Even during his "bad" start this year, he had 26/62/1 rushing and 1/9/0 receiving (27 opportunities), followed by 25/103/2 rushing and 4/5/1 receiving (29 chances).

I'll be happy with a weekly total along the lines of his "bad" start (71 yards combined and 1 td) while hoping for an upside like his "good" start (108 yards combined and 3 TDs) -- YPC doesn't weigh heavily here, as Green Bay was mired among the bottom 4 teams in the NFL - right around 3.0 yards per carry as a team - before Gado ever touched a ball. Right now, they are 30th in the NFL averaging 3.1 yards per carry this season.

I'm happy to have Gado on the 2 rosters where I managed to snag him, as I indicated earlier in this string.
But why is Gado getting so much love yet Green was dissed in this forum?Also, Gado almost went to goat last week with his two fumbles.
Your best argument against Gado is what ALMOST happened. I bet you'll make the same arguments after 5 games 600 yards 8 TD later. I can just hear it now..."What's the big deal, he ALMOST was goat in week 9."
:lmao: :lmao: :lmao:
 
Gado Gets Rookie Honor
By Todd Korth Date: Nov 18, 2005Running back voted as top rookie of the week for big game against Atlanta Running back Samkon Gado of the Green Bay Packers was named the NFL Rookie of the Week for games played on Nov. 13-14, the NFL announced Thursday. Gado also was honored as the NFC Offensive Player of the Week on Wednesday.Gado ran for 103 yards and two touchdowns on 25 carries in the Packers’ 33-25 victory over the Atlanta Falcons. He scored on touchdown runs of two and nine yards in his first NFL start. Gado also caught a one-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Brett Favre.More than 42,680 fans voted for Gado this week on NFL.com. Gado was selected from among five finalists. The other finalists were defensive back Ellis Hobbs of the New England Patriots, wide receiver Matt Jones of the Jacksonville Jaguars, linebacker Lofa Tatupu of the Seattle Seahawks and cornerback Darrent Williams of the Denver Broncos.After the regular season, five players will be nominated for NFL Rookie of the Year honors, sponsored by Diet Pepsi. Fans can vote for the winner on NFL.com throughout the month of January. The winner will be announced at a press conference at Super Bowl XL in Detroit.
 
I'm convinced.  At first, I was worried about his ability to handle the load, but after 25+ touches per game, he's proven me wrong.  I was also worried about the O-line, but after last week's 103 yd/4.1 ypc, I lost those doubts, too.  Then I thought, will GB see the redzone?  4 scores later, I know better.

Now, I'm wondering...how this kid's going to handle the spotlight on MNF...primetime...night game?  He's in my starting line-up and now I can watch an entire game of him.

Where would you put him on the weekly cheatsheet?
4 or 5 right behind LT,Alexander, L.Johnson and Edge
 
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I'm just trying to be realistic on Gado instead of drooling over him after only two games in the NFL.
Well this what you had to say about Gado after the Steelers game
Gado=One Hit Wonder
Have you not seen the manlove for Gado by some people here?
I'm a proud member of the Anti-Gado Man-Love Club. :thumbup:
please don't tell me you are one of those Gado man-lovers?
Everyone wants to think they found a diamond in the rough with Gado but he will be just another Rondell Mealey.
Considering all that spew on Gado after the Steelers game, the BEST spew you could come up with this week is
Gado almost went to goat last week with his two fumbles.
I honestly expected much better anti Gado comments from you than that weak crap. :X But you're still a funny guy Fla\/\/ed. Keep it up :lmao:

 
I'm convinced.  At first, I was worried about his ability to handle the load, but after 25+ touches per game, he's proven me wrong.  I was also worried about the O-line, but after last week's 103 yd/4.1 ypc, I lost those doubts, too.  Then I thought, will GB see the redzone?  4 scores later, I know better.

Now, I'm wondering...how this kid's going to handle the spotlight on MNF...primetime...night game?  He's in my starting line-up and now I can watch an entire game of him.

Where would you put him on the weekly cheatsheet?
4 or 5 right behind LT,Alexander, L.Johnson and Edge
I'm seriously thinking of starting Gado over Portis. With another GB WR injury (Fergie went down in practice), it looks even more that Gabo will be asked to carry a bigger load.
 
Monday Night Football this week, another big game out of Gado in front of a national audience and this kid could be the front-runner for Rookie of the year.Gado won the Rookie of the Week Award last week.Also, by the by, how about Kansas City's RBs, Priest Holmes, Larry Johnson & Sam Gado. Yeah, I know they had to drop Gado but that is some crazy good evaluation of talent.Ronnie Brown 675 Yards 3 TDs totalCadillac Williams 516 yards 2TDs totalSam Gado 173 yards 4TDs total

 
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Monday Night Football this week, another big game out of Gado in front of a national audience and this kid could be the front-runner for Rookie of the year.

Gado won the Rookie of the Week Award last week.

Also, by the by, how about Kansas City's RBs, Priest Holmes, Larry Johnson & Sam Gado. Yeah, I know they had to drop Gado but that is some crazy good evaluation of talent.

Ronnie Brown 675 Yards 3 TDs total

Cadillac Williams 516 yards 2TDs total

Sam Gado 173 yards 4TDs total
Brown will get it over Gado.
 
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