Josh Morgan (1 Viewer)

[PublicEnemy#1]

I was hoping this guy would pan out a bit more, horrible start so far. Is it worth it to keep a roster spot for him or am I better off picking up a guy like Stuckey?

 

[Kitrick Taylor]

I think his upside is a bit limited this season by a combination of Frank Gore, Mike Singletary and Shaun Hill. I believe he will be a respectable #4 this year (700/5). Who knows next year. The 49ers may or may not have a new QB, Crabtree etc.

 

[LGOA]

I have him in a depp (16 team) league, and am very close to dropping him. I'll probably hold on to him until byes start, but he would be the first one to go!

 

[Restricted]

Redraft - depends whats on waivers

Dynasty - yes

 

[thehornet]

http://forums.footballguys.com/forum/index...sh+morgan\

 

[JD8p]

I am VERY tempted to cut bait for Edelman who is out there.

I would rather dump Morgan than Burleson at this point.

 

[MAC_32]

Depends on the league, clearly this is a conservative run-first offense so Morgan's upside is limited but Morgan's still a starter. It's very concerning that he didn't get a single target week 2 though. I got him as a throw-in a deep bench 12 team redraft and am holding steady in a deep bench dyno but in league's with shallower benches he's waiver fodder until further notice imho.

 

[two_dollars]

Dropped him for Laurent Robinson yesterday.

 

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Dropped for SuperMario

 

[thehornet]

He isnt worth keeping in redrafts. Robinson, Smith, Manningham, Knox, Schilens, Edelman are all better options this year.

 

[jdgsatx]

I am not ready to cut ties with him just yet. While getting zero from any player can be frustrating, (G. Jennings Week 2) I think that the games they have been in have not put them in a position to rely heavily on the pass. SF has some pretty interesting match-up's after week three that could put Morgan in a better position to make the most of his time on the field, thus making him worthy of roster spot. Its not every week that Gore is going to eat up two drives with scores of 79 and 80 yards.

 

[Michael Fox Fan]

At some point defenses will figure out that all they have to do is keep 9 men in the box. Eventually, SF will need to pass the ball.