Yes I'll bite once more during my bye week stretch now.yes, a chance. That said, still can't trust him. I got Nicks and Knox on bye this week, so just as an example... Evans makes this lineup, this week - fwiw
When did this happen?The running "joke" in our league has been that no team has ever won the Fantasy SB with Lee Evans on their roster (that is actually true in our league anyway). The guy is like poison in our league (a league of Badger fans ironically). On a sidenote...a good friend of mine/ours was actually on duty as the police dispatcher the night Lee was arrested on charges of marijuana possession outside of town.
I won a SB with him in my starting lineup. Of course this was in his rookie year I believe.The running "joke" in our league has been that no team has ever won the Fantasy SB with Lee Evans on their roster (that is actually true in our league anyway). The guy is like poison in our league (a league of Badger fans ironically). On a sidenote...a good friend of mine/ours was actually on duty as the police dispatcher the night Lee was arrested on charges of marijuana possession outside of town.
Not only that, he made Chris Chambers relevant as a Chief. Funny thing with Evans and Johnson, now everyone has them but no one is sure enought to start them. Including me.Bills homer here and, I am as skeptical as anyone with regard to the Bills becoming fantasy relevant all of the sudden. But, considering how awful the defense is, the passing game is going to have to be utilized throughout the season. It would be different if the Bills could grind some games out, but their defense is so horrible, they can't do that like they've done in years past.Gailey also deserves a lot of credit. Think about what he did with Tyler Thigpen at QB. With Thigpen the Chiefs had two viable receiving options with T-Gon catching over 90 balls and D-Bowe catching more than 80 balls and 7 TDs. In addition to this, the Bills have been able to do this against 3 of the best teams in the AFC (Patriots, Ravens, and Jets). I think they can maintain it.
In 2004 (as a rookie), he had a 5-game stretch of 70/1, 110/2, 33/1, 101/1, and 92/2.In 2006, he had 80+ yards every single week from week 3 to week 6 (4 games), and finished the season with another 4-game stretch of 91/1, 67/1, 64/1, and 145/1.In 2007, he had a 98/0, 138/1, 165/1 stretch of games.In 2008, he went 88/1, 100/1, 89/1, and 116/0 over a 4-game stretch (and the 3 games before that were 102/0, 77/0, and 65/0).Even when he's been having disappointing seasons, Evans has usually been able to string together at least one streak of sustained production.Has Lee Evans ever had a three game stretch where he has done well in each game?... I'm so afraid to start or bench him this week. Thinking about going BMW or Dez Bryant over him. What's everyone else doing?
In 2004 (as a rookie), he had a 5-game stretch of 70/1, 110/2, 33/1, 101/1, and 92/2.In 2006, he had 80+ yards every single week from week 3 to week 6 (4 games), and finished the season with another 4-game stretch of 91/1, 67/1, 64/1, and 145/1.In 2007, he had a 98/0, 138/1, 165/1 stretch of games.In 2008, he went 88/1, 100/1, 89/1, and 116/0 over a 4-game stretch (and the 3 games before that were 102/0, 77/0, and 65/0).Even when he's been having disappointing seasons, Evans has usually been able to string together at least one streak of sustained production.Has Lee Evans ever had a three game stretch where he has done well in each game?... I'm so afraid to start or bench him this week. Thinking about going BMW or Dez Bryant over him. What's everyone else doing?
He's also been a notoriously slow finisher. That's his problem. He gives nothing for the first few weeks. Then owners gets impatient and drop him. Then he blows up for 2-3 weeks. Then owners sense a trend and throw him back in the lineup. Then he finishes just as poorly as he started.I don't know how true it really is but Lee seems to be a notoriously slow starter ....seems like it takes 6 or 7 weeks before he starts to produce
Lee Evans, career stats (PPG estimated to account for bye weeks)Weeks 1-4: 80 for 1200 and 2 (7.85 ppg)Weeks 5-8: 84 for 1322 and 12 (12.53)Weeks 9-12: 86 for 1385 and 10 (12.93)Weeks 13-16: 91 for 1395 and 17 (13.85)The two TDs in Weeks 1-4 is pretty fluky, but even that's probably just random noise and accounts for most of the difference in PPG during Weeks 1-4.He's also been a notoriously slow finisher. That's his problem. He gives nothing for the first few weeks. Then owners gets impatient and drop him. Then he blows up for 2-3 weeks. Then owners sense a trend and throw him back in the lineup. Then he finishes just as poorly as he started.I don't know how true it really is but Lee seems to be a notoriously slow starter ....seems like it takes 6 or 7 weeks before he starts to produce
Great job, good stats. I have always felt that Lee Evans was a 2nd half of the season player. This is his time.wdcrob said:Lee Evans, career stats (PPG estimated to account for bye weeks)Weeks 1-4: 80 for 1200 and 2 (7.85 ppg)Weeks 5-8: 84 for 1322 and 12 (12.53)Weeks 9-12: 86 for 1385 and 10 (12.93)Weeks 13-16: 91 for 1395 and 17 (13.85)The two TDs in Weeks 1-4 is pretty fluky, but even that's probably just random noise and accounts for most of the difference in PPG during Weeks 1-4.gianmarco said:He's also been a notoriously slow finisher. That's his problem. He gives nothing for the first few weeks. Then owners gets impatient and drop him. Then he blows up for 2-3 weeks. Then owners sense a trend and throw him back in the lineup. Then he finishes just as poorly as he started.I don't know how true it really is but Lee seems to be a notoriously slow starter ....seems like it takes 6 or 7 weeks before he starts to produce
most of those years were with run first teams that threw for 2 bills a game. So long as buf d is so shoddy, he should have the chance to potentially have another 3-4 400 yd games this year. lee evans has to get some of that? And potentially A LOT of it, like last week (first week i started him after picking him up the week before.Lee "_______" Evans"all or nothing""hero or zero""I too live dangerously"
Does Flowers have the speed to stick with Evans? I don't know anything about Flowers. It's nice to see a #2 WR emerge, thought they had it last year with Owens, but Johnson is outproducing Owens easily this year.Who is the main receiver in Buffalo, Evans or Johnson? I'm worried that whoever Flowers is covering (usually the #1) will not catch many passes.
Do you consider Johnson a starter? He's available in a number of leagues, but I don't trust him yet. Is he this years Miles Austin?From a fantasy perspective, I think the difference now with Lee Evans is that most owners aren't counting on him to be anything more than a flex starter or a bye week filler. In that capacity, he's an upside player. That is why I picked him up despite my bad experiences in the past. It's a no-brainer really.
Johnson has been just as productive from the other side. If you think Evans is a viable flex or bye week guy then Johnson has to be considered in the same capacity. He's actually been a little more consistent than Evans week to week - probably because Evans draws the other team's top corner.Do you consider Johnson a starter? He's available in a number of leagues, but I don't trust him yet. Is he this years Miles Austin?From a fantasy perspective, I think the difference now with Lee Evans is that most owners aren't counting on him to be anything more than a flex starter or a bye week filler. In that capacity, he's an upside player. That is why I picked him up despite my bad experiences in the past. It's a no-brainer really.