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I'd probably wait until week 7, but I wouldn't be surprised to see him produce 100+ yards of offense per game (70-75 yards rushing and 25-30 yards receiving) in the second half of the season. I definitely think he'll be a main target in the red zone (especially goaline) once he gets fully integrated into the offense.But then again, I'm probably just an optimistic KJ owner hoping to salvage my season
Me too, flex in a 14 team league, and he has done ok points wise.I've started him 2 week in a row now.
Last week. He has two more TDs than my former RB2, MJD
Actually, I played him this weekend because I had Ahman Green, Boldin, and Walker OUT and MJD on a BYE. Didn't have much choice. Luckily, I'd locked up the win before the late game because I had Westy in my line-up and no other options left on my bench... oh, and I started Caddie, too. Really glad week 4 is in the rear-view mirror.
TD's are just too difficult to predict and with KJ only getting a handful of carries, you may be wise to leave him on the bench until Week 7, right after the bye. I don't think KJ will ever get 25 carries in a game this year, and may not even crack 20, but he'll have a lot of games with 14-18 carries for 60-90 yards, and will score often enough to make him valuable. Calvin Johnson has turned that offense from average to very dangerous. Naturally, KJ will get more TD's with the added focus on that star studded receiving crew.Week 5 as I took a hit on Jordan, Caddy and Harrison this week and got scooped on D. Rhodes and E. Graham
Due to a bye week and having to start 3 RB's I started him last week. I will continue to start him as well.
Guru is correct - KJ looked every bit his old self against the Bears and his TD run was nice - toss, one quick cutback and a shoulder into the DB for 6. I'd be surprised if Tater got any more looks inside the 10 due to that fumble, which kept the Bears going before the wheels fell off the wagon.
I am curious about this too. I saw Bell's fumble but missed KJs.
It was hard to see because it was in the middle of a pile of players. The announcers didn't even see it right away and they never showed a good replay.
That's exactly what I'm hoping for. Have been sitting on him a few weeks and figure on unveiling him after the bye.
You really think KJ will only get 13 carries in an average week? even with Martz, I think that figure is 4-5 carries short.
Kitna and KJ collided on the handoff, the ball went down and bounced right back up in his hands, he then picked up a few yards.
What he said.Let's face, we can't be as picky with our starters as we could on week one. Too many injuries, throw in a few byes... feels like about 2:00 AM, and the pickin's is slim.
Another wasted early pick!
He averaged 15 carries per game last season. 14 per game in 2005. Playing in pain with Bell and Duckett there, 13 per game for the remainder of the season sounds reasonable.
Fair enough, however last year the team was getting creamed. Now they will have the lead at times and while we all know Martz hates to run, I would expect 15+ at least, but we are starting to split hairs, perhaps.
I am thinking 12 carries for 40 rushing yds, 3 receptions for 30 yards and .6 TDs. I am really hoping he scores a TD since with the bye week for ADP I have to move him to my #2RB slot.
) share of carries away from Bell. If he got the full load, I can see him being a viable RB2.
Right there with ya.
