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Guess who's talking R.O.Y already (1 Viewer)

No one is talking about him for ROY at all but Slaton has a better ypc, better ypr, and more TD's than Chris Johnson. Johnson has more yards and more carries but now that Ahman Green is out of the picture, that may change for Slaton very quickly. Of course, Slaton's team isn't 11-1.

 
As a Chris johnson owner, the last thing I'm worried about is Lendale White. No doubt White will get his touches early on, but I believe CJ will relegate him to a backup in fairly short order (4-6 weeks into the season). As far as the original topic, so what? He wants to win ROY. He just might do it.
I'm not at all worried about that. I just think there is an established guy in front of him that can be effective if used properly. I think best case for CJ is a Thunder and Lightning sort of system. That's not going to lead to ROY
Well I was wrong here. I have been tricked by speedsters before that got to the big show and found out that they were faster on the clock or not fast as well as tough enough to handle the hits. This guy is legit.
 
Lendale may not be the greatest talent, but he did get 300+ carries last year. How is this guy going to keep Lendale off the field?
Joey Harrington and Chris Redman may not be the greatest talent, but they did get 500 passing attempts last year. How is Matt Ryan going to keep them off the field?
Joey had 348 with more picks than td's check your stats before posting. :blackdot:
 
Its gonna go down as one of the greatest rookie classes in the history of the league. I agree, Ryan's to lose. Slaton and Forte coming on strong as well. Great great rook class...

 
Really hope Ryan and Johnson get Co-ROY. Neither one deserves to lose.

JMO Slaton/Forte are a distinct tier below. The other 2 are the centerpieces of 2 really good teams. (I'm a Bears fan)

 
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When was the last time you could list at least four strong/viable candidate for this? (Ryan, Johnson, Forte, Slaton) with at least three more that would be at least a viable candidate most other years (Flacco, Jackson, Royal).

If Atlanta makes the playoffs, I see no way you could keep the award from Ryan. As it is, I think he's the winner even if they somehow miss. He doesn't even look like a rookie.

 
Yeah, I agree that this is Ryan's to lose... He's had a lot of help from the likes of Turner and an improved defense, but he has really helped turn this crappy club around after a very unmemorable season last year.

 
Ryan probably wins it, though in my mind it should be close between him and Forte or CJ3.

Who wins Defensive RoY? I presume Mayo gets a ton of votes...who else has made as big of an impact?

 
Flacco gets no love? His numbers aren't quite as good as Ryan's, but he's had to play the Steelers, Titans, and Giants, with the Redskins and Steelers (again) coming up. Ryan has feasted on Detroit, KC, Green Bay, Denver and New Orleans.

When Ryan played the Eagles he had a passer rating of 68 and 2 INTs with his 2 TDs. Flacco vs. the Eagles had a rating of 95.5 and no INTs with his 2 TDs.

Both are really good. But Flacco is closer to Ryan than a lot of people think.

 
Flacco gets no love? His numbers aren't quite as good as Ryan's, but he's had to play the Steelers, Titans, and Giants, with the Redskins and Steelers (again) coming up. Ryan has feasted on Detroit, KC, Green Bay, Denver and New Orleans.When Ryan played the Eagles he had a passer rating of 68 and 2 INTs with his 2 TDs. Flacco vs. the Eagles had a rating of 95.5 and no INTs with his 2 TDs.Both are really good. But Flacco is closer to Ryan than a lot of people think.
Yeah...But I would not be putting GB in there as a bad mark against Ryan.Even with the last 2 weeks they are the 5th ranked pass defense.And prior to the Saints games were holding QBs to the lowest completion percentage in the league (or something like that they were showing on the MNF pregame).Just looked...they are still #2 in completion percentage against.
 
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MATT RYAN = ROY 2008!!!!

No Doubt about It!!!!
:thumbdown: FONT SHTICK TAKEN!Ditto for Leroy Jenkins shtick.
Too funny that you actually think I give a rats ### what you think regarding the font in my post above.whatever.... :yawn:

Nothing changes the fact that Matt Ryan is by far & away the most deserving rookie to win ROY & could be in the running for MVP right alongside Michael Turner.

 
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Who wins Defensive RoY? I presume Mayo gets a ton of votes...who else has made as big of an impact?
Lofton has done pretty well, as has Chris Long and Glenn Dorsey. Rivers looked good for a stretch. The Brandons in KC are alright, but won't sniff the award. Mayo probably wins it, but I'm not convinced that he's been better overall than Lofton.
 
Who wins Defensive RoY? I presume Mayo gets a ton of votes...who else has made as big of an impact?
Lofton has done pretty well, as has Chris Long and Glenn Dorsey. Rivers looked good for a stretch. The Brandons in KC are alright, but won't sniff the award. Mayo probably wins it, but I'm not convinced that he's been better overall than Lofton.
Mayo is an every-down linebacker, Lofton is not. Lofton has been very good in the middle against the run, but Mayo has been every bit as good at times.Chris Horton deserves a mention with Long and Leodis McKelvin could make a late run, but I think the award is easily Mayo's to lose at this point.

 
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Who wins Defensive RoY? I presume Mayo gets a ton of votes...who else has made as big of an impact?
Lofton has done pretty well, as has Chris Long and Glenn Dorsey. Rivers looked good for a stretch. The Brandons in KC are alright, but won't sniff the award. Mayo probably wins it, but I'm not convinced that he's been better overall than Lofton.
I only saw Mayo once, but that led me to believe he should get it over Lofton. Incredible player.
 
MATT RYAN = ROY 2008!!!!

No Doubt about It!!!!
:angry: FONT SHTICK TAKEN!Ditto for Leroy Jenkins shtick.
Too funny that you actually think I give a rats ### what you think regarding the font in my post above.whatever.... :cry:

Nothing changes the fact that Matt Ryan is by far & away the most deserving rookie to win ROY & could be in the running for MVP right alongside Michael Turner.
:ptts:
 
MATT RYAN = ROY 2008!!!!

No Doubt about It!!!!
:thumbdown: FONT SHTICK TAKEN!Ditto for Leroy Jenkins shtick.
Too funny that you actually think I give a rats ### what you think regarding the font in my post above.whatever.... :yawn:

Nothing changes the fact that Matt Ryan is by far & away the most deserving rookie to win ROY & could be in the running for MVP right alongside Michael Turner.
:lmao:
OUCH - looks like That beat down The Falcons put on the chargers in your backyard is still stinging you :shock: I'm laughing harder @ you - Believe it :lmao: :lmao:

 
MATT RYAN = ROY 2008!!!!

No Doubt about It!!!!
:goodposting: FONT SHTICK TAKEN!Ditto for Leroy Jenkins shtick.
Too funny that you actually think I give a rats ### what you think regarding the font in my post above.whatever.... :yawn:

Nothing changes the fact that Matt Ryan is by far & away the most deserving rookie to win ROY & could be in the running for MVP right alongside Michael Turner.
:lmao:
OUCH - looks like That beat down The Falcons put on the chargers in your backyard is still stinging you :lmao: I'm laughing harder @ you - Believe it :lmao: :lmao:
Glad to provide some entertainment to brighten your day. :towelwave:

ETA: I was rooting for the Falcons in that game.

 
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Who wins Defensive RoY? I presume Mayo gets a ton of votes...who else has made as big of an impact?
Lofton has done pretty well, as has Chris Long and Glenn Dorsey. Rivers looked good for a stretch. The Brandons in KC are alright, but won't sniff the award. Mayo probably wins it, but I'm not convinced that he's been better overall than Lofton.
Mayo is an every-down linebacker, Lofton is not. Lofton has been very good in the middle against the run, but Mayo has been every bit as good at times.Chris Horton deserves a mention with Long and Leodis McKelvin could make a late run, but I think the award is easily Mayo's to lose at this point.
True. I guess I'm just more impressed with Lofton than I expected to be. Or maybe it was just the few times I've seen him, he seems to have a nose for the ball. Forgot about Horton - good mention.

 
When was the last time you could list at least four strong/viable candidate for this? (Ryan, Johnson, Forte, Slaton) with at least three more that would be at least a viable candidate most other years (Flacco, Jackson, Royal).If Atlanta makes the playoffs, I see no way you could keep the award from Ryan. As it is, I think he's the winner even if they somehow miss. He doesn't even look like a rookie.
Vince Young won it and the Titans just missed the playoffs so I am agreeing with you there. Plus, Ryan's a QB which gives him an automatic edge over any other position.And I agree that Flacco seems to be ignored in these discussions and I think he's almost as good as Ryan.
 
Lendale may not be the greatest talent, but he did get 300+ carries last year. How is this guy going to keep Lendale off the field?
Joey Harrington and Chris Redman may not be the greatest talent, but they did get 500 passing attempts last year. How is Matt Ryan going to keep them off the field?
Awful comparison.
Why? I think you are missing the point. White got that many carries because he was the best option at the time. He is no longer the best option, same as Harrington/Ryan.
White is no longer the best option because the other guy ran well on the Rams? Newsflash. Everyone runs well against the Rams. Saying that the Rams gave up a big running play to a RB is like saying that water is wet. So saying that the guy is a better option right now is a bit early, don't you think?
White only averaged 5.5YPC. That suxor. :hophead: 3

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One RB is very explosive, whereas the other is going to get you consistent yardage. Coaches play guys that get them consistent yardage, and spell them with guys that are explosive. There's no way Johnson gets more carries than White this season.
No way, huh?CJ - 203 carries, 35 catches

White - 146 carries, 4 catches

Coaches play their best players, and it was clear to most people before the season started that Johnson was their best player.

 
Lendale may not be the greatest talent, but he did get 300+ carries last year. How is this guy going to keep Lendale off the field?
Joey Harrington and Chris Redman may not be the greatest talent, but they did get 500 passing attempts last year. How is Matt Ryan going to keep them off the field?
Awful comparison.
Why? I think you are missing the point. White got that many carries because he was the best option at the time. He is no longer the best option, same as Harrington/Ryan.
White is no longer the best option because the other guy ran well on the Rams? Newsflash. Everyone runs well against the Rams. Saying that the Rams gave up a big running play to a RB is like saying that water is wet. So saying that the guy is a better option right now is a bit early, don't you think?
White only averaged 5.5YPC. That suxor. :hophead: 3

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One RB is very explosive, whereas the other is going to get you consistent yardage. Coaches play guys that get them consistent yardage, and spell them with guys that are explosive. There's no way Johnson gets more carries than White this season.
And in the other CJ thread you're trying to say you're not using statistics in preseason games to draw distinctions between RBs. Only how they run. :goodposting:
:jawdrop: Right back at ya... The point made that White is a consistent grind it out RB, and Johnson is a COP home run hitter, has NOTHING to do with the statistics from the preseason game, and that's not why they were used.The point of the statistics was to show that White doesn't suck. Try reading the line above the stats. :jawdrop:
Im thinking the other way around. White will be the change of pace guy by week 3, if not to start the season. It seems people often refer to the smaller guy as the COP. I think this situation more resembles the Barber/Jacobs situation from two years ago. Westbrook/Buckhalter, Dunn/Duckett also make decent examples.
Week 3 now. Do none of you ever watch what Jeff Fisher does and how he coaches?
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Lendale may not be the greatest talent, but he did get 300+ carries last year. How is this guy going to keep Lendale off the field?
Joey Harrington and Chris Redman may not be the greatest talent, but they did get 500 passing attempts last year. How is Matt Ryan going to keep them off the field?
Awful comparison.
Why? I think you are missing the point. White got that many carries because he was the best option at the time. He is no longer the best option, same as Harrington/Ryan.
White is no longer the best option because the other guy ran well on the Rams? Newsflash. Everyone runs well against the Rams. Saying that the Rams gave up a big running play to a RB is like saying that water is wet. So saying that the guy is a better option right now is a bit early, don't you think?
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really are a handful of good rookie candidates this yr

flacco has done well

ryan has done better

slaton / johnson / forte have all done very well, but i must say i am most impressed with forte. he is a helluva complete back and is producing on a team with crap for offensive weapons.

matt ryan should probably get ROY though

 
really are a handful of good rookie candidates this yrflacco has done wellryan has done betterslaton / johnson / forte have all done very well, but i must say i am most impressed with forte. he is a helluva complete back and is producing on a team with crap for offensive weapons.matt ryan should probably get ROY though
I have it:1. Ryan2. Forte3. Johnson4. FlaccoRyan hasn't done much better than Flacco, numbers-wise, but he has turned around a team expected to win at most 4 games. Both could end up putting up some of the best performances by rookie QB's in history. I do think Forte has had the most impressive season and done amazingly well considering what he has to work with. He could also end up with a top 10 all time rookie RB season (1800 total yards and 13 TD's at this pace).IMO it's a toss up between Ryan and Forte.
 
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What makes me sad is I had the #1 and #3 picks in my rookie draft and I got stuck with McFadden and Mendenhall!

 
ninerfanatic492000 said:
Ryan Clady has had best rookie season and its not even close
You might be right, but I don't know how that could possibly be quantified, which is why lineman never get awards like ROY, MVP, etc.
 
ninerfanatic492000 said:
Ryan Clady has had best rookie season and its not even close
You might be right, but I don't know how that could possibly be quantified, which is why lineman never get awards like ROY, MVP, etc.
Sad but true. CAR RT Jeff Otah is also having a great year for another playoff caliber, run first team.Of the playmakers (who are more likely to win) NYJ TE Dustin Keller deserves a mention for ROY too.
 
Rookie QBs are never expected to do well, unlike rookie RBs, who can make immediate impacts, so it is a bigger deal when a rookie QB does well, making Matt Ryan the favorite at the moment. Forte, Slaton and Johnson would all be worthy picks, as well.

 
ninerfanatic492000 said:
Ryan Clady has had best rookie season and its not even close
You might be right, but I don't know how that could possibly be quantified, which is why lineman never get awards like ROY, MVP, etc.
One-half sack given up through 12 games at - best in the NFL among all tackles - would be one place to start. Shut out John Abrahms and Joey Porter, league leaders in sacks.Rookie QBs succeeding is a rarity. Rookie left tackles going to the Pro Bowl might be even more rare.
 
BobbyLayne, seeing your user name icon makes me laugh and brings back memories. reason being thats how my name is pronounced, when i was a kid 20ish years ago any guy over the age of 50 used to tell me stories of the great bobbylayne the last Qb to play without a helmet. trent edwards/trent green/matt schaub can barely play a half without getting a concussion with a helmet, christ imagine if they played without one.

back to subject. Ryan Clady deserves the award clearly but won't win it. this is a award voted on by fans right?if so fans cannot be counted on for voting unbiased or informed. probowler Roy williams(SS).....nuff said

 
Who wins Defensive RoY? I presume Mayo gets a ton of votes...who else has made as big of an impact?
Lofton has done pretty well, as has Chris Long and Glenn Dorsey. Rivers looked good for a stretch. The Brandons in KC are alright, but won't sniff the award. Mayo probably wins it, but I'm not convinced that he's been better overall than Lofton.
You have obviously not watched much Chiefs or Rams football until the last few weeks because neither Dorsey nor Long have done anything to stand out until the last couple weeks. As a Chiefs fan living in STL I see both teams games and neither have impressed until recently.
 
Ryan

Slaton

Forte

CJ

Flacco

Royal

The 2nd tier is a 4 way tie, although none of them have a chance at winning it.

 
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Ryan Clady has had best rookie season and its not even close
You might be right, but I don't know how that could possibly be quantified, which is why lineman never get awards like ROY, MVP, etc.
One-half sack given up through 12 games at - best in the NFL among all tackles - would be one place to start. Shut out John Abrahms and Joey Porter, league leaders in sacks.Rookie QBs succeeding is a rarity. Rookie left tackles going to the Pro Bowl might be even more rare.
How bout Joe Thomas from last year?
 

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