54 yards isn't a huge run?Looks good via stat line, but that highlight shows a back without elite speed, which we all knew. Matters little for most, as he will simply will not break the huge run.Wow, 100 yards in the first, not bad
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Is Torain starting this week? (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter JohnnyU
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You there Scotty Dog?Well Ken, I was a Torain owner and I am partial to him as he got me through the bye weeks with some good production. The reason I say he is "low reward" is because he is part of the Shanahan backfield. There is now James Davis, Keiland Williams and Torain in the mix now that you have to try and figure out who will get the carries. On top of that, Torain is coming back from a Hammy injury which is huge. Also, as you should know, when a player is out on an injury for several weeks and then comes back, their work load is usually minimal for that first week or two. Thus, I say HIGH RISK, LOW REWARD. I hope this post gets your approval.
low reward-what supports this?poor posting
As stated- high risk/high reward
nysportsfan
Footballguy
Watching the highlight seemed like he was plodding a bit. It doesn't matter, guy is ripping them off in huge chunks.54 yards isn't a huge run?Looks good via stat line, but that highlight shows a back without elite speed, which we all knew. Matters little for most, as he will simply will not break the huge run.Wow, 100 yards in the first, not bad
Futz
Footballguy
Fixed.
Dismattle
Footballguy
nysportsfan
Footballguy
He wasn't in on the GL package to end the half. Granted time was running down, but they had plenty of it and chose to keep Williams in after his big run. Surprising they pounded Williams there.Fixed.
Hind sight is 20/20, coming back from a hammy injury with Shanahan as coach, I would not have taken that bet. I am happy for the guys that played him. For the guys posting here "I told you so", meh, easy to do now, isn't?
You there Scotty Dog?Well Ken, I was a Torain owner and I am partial to him as he got me through the bye weeks with some good production. The reason I say he is "low reward" is because he is part of the Shanahan backfield. There is now James Davis, Keiland Williams and Torain in the mix now that you have to try and figure out who will get the carries. On top of that, Torain is coming back from a Hammy injury which is huge. Also, as you should know, when a player is out on an injury for several weeks and then comes back, their work load is usually minimal for that first week or two. Thus, I say HIGH RISK, LOW REWARD. I hope this post gets your approval.
low reward-what supports this?poor posting
As stated- high risk/high reward
dagwood
Footballguy
I started him. Got my fingers crossed he does well. I am playing the top seed.
SieteCinco
Footballguy
I'm on a bye, so didn't start him bur did one even better and dropped him for Romo when rumors of a week 16 return started going around. Oopes.
Have you watched the game yet?
Sexy Rexy's going to be slinging it deep all day long. Should open things up for Torain, even if there are a few picks to go along with it.This was a sure fire flex play for me this week against Dallas but with Rex Grossman starting, now I'm not so sure.You gotta figure that Dallas's game plan would have to be to stop Torain first and see if Grossman can beat them.
