I have him plugged in over Charles right now. This is a non ppr td heavy league so a couple of 1 yd TD is worth way more than 100 yds rushing. I am worried that Hillis is going to vulture any goal line TD potential JC has. That said, he's due to break off an 85 yarder 1st play from scrimmage.It seems like Dwyer has a nice match up this week against San Diego, and Big Ben is back. Is it a crazy thought to start him over a guy like Jamal Charles?
Can't disagree with you on that although he should catch 2 or 3 balls. He will will get a lot if carries though guaranteedI'm not understanding where all these Dwyer dump offs will be coming from? The guy clearly is not fast enough to make anything happen. The dump offs will be going to Redman or Haines
Do you play in a PPR league?Over sproles
.5 pprDo you play in a PPR league?Over sproles
I think you are making the right call. I have sproles in now but I am leaning towards Dwyer. I can see Dwyer going for 100+ yards and a TD. Sproles having 9 targets in the passing game last week isn't making the decision any easier..5 pprDo you play in a PPR league?Over sproles
Starting RB on WW who gets 15 plus carries in a productive offense?Wow.dywer is still on my ww.
This was way off base. JC only broke an 80 yd touchdown from the 1st play from scrimmage.'Dark Matter said:I have him plugged in over Charles right now. This is a non ppr td heavy league so a couple of 1 yd TD is worth way more than 100 yds rushing. I am worried that Hillis is going to vulture any goal line TD potential JC has. That said, he's due to break off an 85 yarder 1st play from scrimmage.It seems like Dwyer has a nice match up this week against San Diego, and Big Ben is back. Is it a crazy thought to start him over a guy like Jamal Charles?
Went back and forth all morning and decided to stay with DwyerThis was way off base. JC only broke an 80 yd touchdown from the 1st play from scrimmage.'Dark Matter said:I have him plugged in over Charles right now. This is a non ppr td heavy league so a couple of 1 yd TD is worth way more than 100 yds rushing. I am worried that Hillis is going to vulture any goal line TD potential JC has. That said, he's due to break off an 85 yarder 1st play from scrimmage.It seems like Dwyer has a nice match up this week against San Diego, and Big Ben is back. Is it a crazy thought to start him over a guy like Jamal Charles?
Those are the leagues in which people are claiming Alfred Morris was the waiver wire pickup of the year...Starting RB on WW who gets 15 plus carries in a productive offense?Wow.dywer is still on my ww.
Those are the leagues in which people are claiming Alfred Morris was the waiver wire pickup of the year...Starting RB on WW who gets 15 plus carries in a productive offense?Wow.dywer is still on my ww.
Read more: http://www.post-gazette.com/stories/sports/steelers/bouchette-on-the-steelers-goal-of-the-otas-688269/#ixzz2Tn6p7kwfDoes this dude have a shot to start? I'm not sure he got a fair shake last year with the injuries they had in the OL and at QB. Could we have expected more?Devise a pecking order for the halfbacks. The real test for the backs, including second-round pick Le'Veon Bell, will not come until training camp and preseason games. However, how quickly Bell picks up the offense could determine whether he or Isaac Redman/Jonathan Dwyer start the season at halfback.
Dwyer had his chances last season and for the most part did not perform. His biggest problem is that he wants a breather after every 2 yard run. Anything is possible but barring injuries I see Dwyer as being at the third most valuable RB on the Steelers behind Bell and Redman and possibly even behind Stephens-Howling as well.Read more: http://www.post-gazette.com/stories/sports/steelers/bouchette-on-the-steelers-goal-of-the-otas-688269/#ixzz2Tn6p7kwfDoes this dude have a shot to start? I'm not sure he got a fair shake last year with the injuries they had in the OL and at QB. Could we have expected more?Devise a pecking order for the halfbacks. The real test for the backs, including second-round pick Le'Veon Bell, will not come until training camp and preseason games. However, how quickly Bell picks up the offense could determine whether he or Isaac Redman/Jonathan Dwyer start the season at halfback.
Also, I believe he's a decent buy low in dynasty. I'd sell for a 3rd and buy for a 4th, but I think that price is fair value considering the talent. He turns 24 in july and is a free agent after 2013 so there is plenty of room yet
Take it from one of the Steelers' homers.Dwyer had his chances last season and for the most part did not perform. His biggest problem is that he wants a breather after every 2 yard run. Anything is possible but barring injuries I see Dwyer as being at the third most valuable RB on the Steelers behind Bell and Redman and possibly even behind Stephens-Howling as well.Read more: http://www.post-gazette.com/stories/sports/steelers/bouchette-on-the-steelers-goal-of-the-otas-688269/#ixzz2Tn6p7kwfDoes this dude have a shot to start? I'm not sure he got a fair shake last year with the injuries they had in the OL and at QB. Could we have expected more?Devise a pecking order for the halfbacks. The real test for the backs, including second-round pick Le'Veon Bell, will not come until training camp and preseason games. However, how quickly Bell picks up the offense could determine whether he or Isaac Redman/Jonathan Dwyer start the season at halfback.
Also, I believe he's a decent buy low in dynasty. I'd sell for a 3rd and buy for a 4th, but I think that price is fair value considering the talent. He turns 24 in july and is a free agent after 2013 so there is plenty of room yet
I even looked him up on Facebook and he still has a gut. If he hasn't got it yet he never will and the Steelers obviously don't think he will either.Dwyer's issue is that he is painfully lazy. He has been chastized by Tomlin every preseason and early camp for coming into the season out of condition. Tomlin was DESPERATE to hand him the starting job, but Dwyer simply couldn't keep his discipline levels high enough to maintain worthwhile conditioning. He is rumored to have gained (amazingly enough) a good 10-15 lbs during the season last year, and he is notorious for "tapping out" for a breather every few plays.
Bell is substantially faster and more naturally talented than Redman, and he isn't a lazy pile of mush like Dwyer. He also has decent pass pro and good hands and although he isn't a Bettis bruiser, he is still a bigger, harder runner.
The starting RB position is LeVeon Bell's to lose. I will be absolutely shocked if he isn't the day 1 starter
You will enjoy those peanuts more than you would have enjoyed Dwyer.This is the lightest Ive ever been in the off-season, Dwyer said. I took a disciplinary action on myself. I know what I can do as a player when Im in the best shape I can be. I know if I am I can get up into that next level as potentially one of the best in the league. So thats pretty much where Im trying to get to.
Dwyers weight is back down to 245, and he said hes on pace to get down to 230, or as low as I possibly can by the opener.
That would be his lightest weight since 2009 at Georgia Tech, but he said hes not motivated by coaches or the drafting of LeVeon Bell in the second round.
I motivated myself, Dwyer said. I made that decision back when the season was over. I started training a little earlier than I usually do. I made sure I was on my diet and getting a chef and really getting into nutrition and learning how I can help myself.
http://pit.scout.com/2/1293811.html
Dwyer's job to lose. Just traded him for peanuts too :(
Those peanuts ain't making it past Dwyer's pie hole, that's for sure.You will enjoy those peanuts more than you would have enjoyed Dwyer.This is the lightest Ive ever been in the off-season, Dwyer said. I took a disciplinary action on myself. I know what I can do as a player when Im in the best shape I can be. I know if I am I can get up into that next level as potentially one of the best in the league. So thats pretty much where Im trying to get to.
Dwyers weight is back down to 245, and he said hes on pace to get down to 230, or as low as I possibly can by the opener.
That would be his lightest weight since 2009 at Georgia Tech, but he said hes not motivated by coaches or the drafting of LeVeon Bell in the second round.
I motivated myself, Dwyer said. I made that decision back when the season was over. I started training a little earlier than I usually do. I made sure I was on my diet and getting a chef and really getting into nutrition and learning how I can help myself.
http://pit.scout.com/2/1293811.html
Dwyer's job to lose. Just traded him for peanuts too :(