OrangeCurtain
Footballguy
Nowhere to be found in either the team projections or the WR.
Was there an injury I haven't heard about??
Was there an injury I haven't heard about??
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Jason wood projections (1 Viewer)
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by_the_sea_wannabe
:sj:
I will use my magical powers and guess his numbers for Jones
55 - 705 yards - 5
55 - 705 yards - 5
Jason Wood
Zoo York
Just a wrong player ID, it'll be updated when my 2nd pass gets uploaded. FWIW I have him at 55, 705 and 5
OrangeCurtain
Footballguy
Its like magic!
biju
Footballguy
I have a question about the projections: In the team offensive projections I noticed that in some cases (like my Seahawks) the RB, WR and TE total projected 2011 receiving yards don't come anywhere close to the projected QB passing yards (2775 vs. 3350). Is this an oversight, or are these missing yards expected to come from an unknown acquisition?
Jason Wood
Zoo York
That must be a byproduct of the way the projections on the site are capped by position to a certain number of players.I have 3,350 passing/receiving yards modeled for SEA right now, with 575 of those unallocated until we see how free agency shakes out.
Jason Wood
Zoo York
No, I don't have Smith projected right now because he's not going to be in Carolina, but I have no idea where he's going to land. The same holds for Owens and Moss.
Interesting distribution of receptions in St. Louis. Surprisingly high for Greg Salas and Lance Kendricks. It's hard to see either of them taking a lead role without the benefit of a proper off-season. IMO, at least for the first half of the season, Clayton and Amendola will be posting the stats there.
Jason Wood
Zoo York
It's another great question. I'll be honest, usually the projections -- as you can imagine -- are MUCH more fully formed by now because we have at least a semblance of the depth charts and MOST of the impact free agents have homes. James Jones has 4 years and I'm very confident he won't re-sign with the Packers if he's declared an FA...and I think Jones would get a starting shot elsewhere. However, as you note, even though Jones has had the more impressive per play role than Nelson, his propensity for drops and Nelson's postseason heroics argue that Nelson, not Jones, is the heir apparent to Donald Driver. And then you have Driver still in the mix, too.Ultimately I suspect things will shift around. If Jones has to stay in Green Bay, I think that I'll need to adjust my projections and ultimately will find Nelson a bit overrated (everyone seems to assume he'll claim the full time WR2 slot), but if things go the other way, I could see both Jones and Nelson outdoing my current expectations.Sorry this can't be more definitive, but there are a lot of "to be determined" assumptions that have to do into this set. Also, this was done about two weeks ago, I've already made substantive changes as I go through each team for another pass.For example, I Wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy underrated Shonn Greene in this pass through.'kwille said:
mambomambo
Footballguy
What about Santana Moss?
Jason Wood
Zoo York
Same situation, he's a UFA. He said he wants to be back in DC, but he could easily have to find a job elsewhere.
