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He has some O-Line issues. How much will this affect his performance?
One draft I was in he fell all the way to 3. We couldn't believe it. It was like...wow.
Couldn't believe it, but he fell to four!!! in a recent draft with 6 pt passing TDs. LT, Alexander, Peyton, then LJ. Owner that got him there celebrated, wouldn't shut up about it, then promptly selected D Foster at 2.7 with Parker and a ton of good receivers on the board... Should be fun to see how it pans out.One draft I was in he fell all the way to 3. We couldn't believe it. It was like...wow.
From week 9 on last year (about the time Priest was completely out of the picture), LJ averaged about 3 catches per game. Over an entire season, those 48 catches would start to put him in LT's reception neighborhood from last year (51). Since I expect a few more TDs out of LJ than LT and a few more yards, I think I'd still rather have LJ over LT. I have SA third behind them both (in ppr leagues) because he needed a monster TD total last year to make up for his lack of receptions.If it's a PPR league, I'd guess that LT has LJ completely owned in your league's scoring system.
Explain this to me like I'm drunk. I don't understand how anyone can believe this based on the receptions LJ accumulated in a relatively short amount of time last year, LT2s declining amount of receptions the last couple of seasons, and a new unproven QB in San Diego.Edit: I'm willing to be convinced that LT2 will outscore LJ this season, just not with the reasoning that LT2's number of receptions will blow LJ's out of the water.If it's a PPR league, I'd guess that LT has LJ completely owned in your league's scoring system.
what effect do you think having a young unproven QB will have on LT's receptions?Explain this to me like I'm drunk. I don't understand how anyone can believe this based on the receptions LJ accumulated in a relatively short amount of time last year, LT2s declining amount of receptions the last couple of seasons, and a new unproven QB in San Diego.Edit: I'm willing to be convinced that LT2 will outscore LJ this season, just not with the reasoning that LT2's number of receptions will blow LJ's out of the water.If it's a PPR league, I'd guess that LT has LJ completely owned in your league's scoring system.
effect unknown. first year starter ='s unknown. even with all the stats in the world, you're just guessing. as for a high low risk analysis, 50 seems a good guess. i wouldn't jack that to 80 based on rivers.what effect do you think having a young unproven QB will have on LT's receptions?Explain this to me like I'm drunk. I don't understand how anyone can believe this based on the receptions LJ accumulated in a relatively short amount of time last year, LT2s declining amount of receptions the last couple of seasons, and a new unproven QB in San Diego.Edit: I'm willing to be convinced that LT2 will outscore LJ this season, just not with the reasoning that LT2's number of receptions will blow LJ's out of the water.If it's a PPR league, I'd guess that LT has LJ completely owned in your league's scoring system.
eh, like I said it was a guess. I did zero research before posting that.I just remember LT catching 100 balls that one year, and I think he'll catch plenty this year as well. It's nice that LJ had a few receptions down the stretch last year, but who knows if the Chiefs will run the same offense as last season? Herman Edwards has stated that he'd like to run more of a ball-control offense this year, which would seem to work against the offense that Vermeil/Saunders ran where the RB was a big part of the passing game. I know that the Vermeil/KC playbook in Madden (2006) has a ton of play-action plays where the RB goes out as a receiver. Surely that number will go down with the installation of a different system, and following this flawless logic can only lead you to the conclusion that LT will have more receptions than LJ.I dunno.Explain this to me like I'm drunk. I don't understand how anyone can believe this based on the receptions LJ accumulated in a relatively short amount of time last year, LT2s declining amount of receptions the last couple of seasons, and a new unproven QB in San Diego.Edit: I'm willing to be convinced that LT2 will outscore LJ this season, just not with the reasoning that LT2's number of receptions will blow LJ's out of the water.If it's a PPR league, I'd guess that LT has LJ completely owned in your league's scoring system.
Same scenario in my 10-team league--but it was me at #4!Couldn't believe it, but he fell to four!!! in a recent draft with 6 pt passing TDs. LT, Alexander, Peyton, then LJ. Owner that got him there celebrated, wouldn't shut up about it, then promptly selected D Foster at 2.7 with Parker and a ton of good receivers on the board... Should be fun to see how it pans out.One draft I was in he fell all the way to 3. We couldn't believe it. It was like...wow.
It doesn't give me any confidence that it will mean more receptions for LT as compared to LJ.what effect do you think having a young unproven QB will have on LT's receptions?Explain this to me like I'm drunk. I don't understand how anyone can believe this based on the receptions LJ accumulated in a relatively short amount of time last year, LT2s declining amount of receptions the last couple of seasons, and a new unproven QB in San Diego.Edit: I'm willing to be convinced that LT2 will outscore LJ this season, just not with the reasoning that LT2's number of receptions will blow LJ's out of the water.If it's a PPR league, I'd guess that LT has LJ completely owned in your league's scoring system.
LJ Smith has been close to #9 TE overall.
LJ Smith has been close to #9 TE overall.