This appears pretty evident. With all of the leadup here, Manningham just didn't do much. He appears to have been supplanted for Steve Smith 3.cruz is so much better than this guy
I can cut him for Heyward-Bay or one of those Seattle guys...I guess I'll hold him because he's better than the crap I can get on the waiver wire and he's been good for 8-10 points if I need to roll him out. He'll be on my bench until he proves something though.
Your quote is semi-funny but your avatar is hilarious!Cruz Owns Manningham...
lots of people said that last week . . .I have a strong hunch that he is going to produce big this week.
This being the rub. You know its going to happen once or twice this season, just not when.lots of people said that last week . . .I have a strong hunch that he is going to produce big this week.
True. I guess that last week, despite Cruz's solid performance, made me see that Manningham still has a place in the offense. He was still in on all two receiver sets and Manning looked his way quite a bit. Last week, it was still a guessing game if he would be heavily involved, regardless of what was being said to the media. When they backed it up on the field, I felt a lot better. He definitely isn't going to be the solid WR2 people were expecting this year, but I think he will end up being a good WR3 when it's all said and done.lots of people said that last week . . .I have a strong hunch that he is going to produce big this week.
Exactly, plus theyve supported 3 WRs before and are throwing to the TEs even less with Boss gone. He's not going to be that top 20 guy so many people expected, but Id buy him as a low-end WR3 right now. First big game he has and no one will be selling cheap anymore.'cvnpoka said:ofc he can be. the giants throw a lot, they dont throw to the te or rb as much as other teams, so it is realistic they support 3 fantasy viable wr.
Is Mario now the third or still the second option???this is how bad i want manningham to do good this week: in looking at the bills' box scores, each opponent's third receiving option has had the big day. its that or dhb, still debating
He's third in targets the last 2 games.Is Mario now the third or still the second option???this is how bad i want manningham to do good this week: in looking at the bills' box scores, each opponent's third receiving option has had the big day. its that or dhb, still debating
Interesting way to phrase that, as Mario had more targets than Nicks last week. Despite missing 1.5 games, he has 1 less target than Cruz on the season.He's third in targets the last 2 games.Is Mario now the third or still the second option???this is how bad i want manningham to do good this week: in looking at the bills' box scores, each opponent's third receiving option has had the big day. its that or dhb, still debating
I like both Cruz and Manningham, so I don't really have a dog in the hunt. But Manningham's targets have gone 7-7-x-5-9 while Cruz went 2-2-5-9-11. Cruz took advantage of the week Manningham was injured, and he hasn't looked back.Regardless, I see little reason to drop a guy who is in the top 30 in targets per game.Interesting way to phrase that, as Mario had more targets than Nicks last week. Despite missing 1.5 games, he has 1 less target than Cruz on the season.He's third in targets the last 2 games.Is Mario now the third or still the second option???this is how bad i want manningham to do good this week: in looking at the bills' box scores, each opponent's third receiving option has had the big day. its that or dhb, still debating
In what format is Manningham in the top 30 in pts per game?I like both Cruz and Manningham, so I don't really have a dog in the hunt. But Manningham's targets have gone 7-7-x-5-9 while Cruz went 2-2-5-9-11. Cruz took advantage of the week Manningham was injured, and he hasn't looked back.Regardless, I see little reason to drop a guy who is in the top 30 in targets and fantasy points per game.Interesting way to phrase that, as Mario had more targets than Nicks last week. Despite missing 1.5 games, he has 1 less target than Cruz on the season.He's third in targets the last 2 games.Is Mario now the third or still the second option???this is how bad i want manningham to do good this week: in looking at the bills' box scores, each opponent's third receiving option has had the big day. its that or dhb, still debating
Whoops, that should just say targets. Sorry.In what format is Manningham in the top 30 in pts per game?I like both Cruz and Manningham, so I don't really have a dog in the hunt. But Manningham's targets have gone 7-7-x-5-9 while Cruz went 2-2-5-9-11. Cruz took advantage of the week Manningham was injured, and he hasn't looked back.Regardless, I see little reason to drop a guy who is in the top 30 in targets and fantasy points per game.Interesting way to phrase that, as Mario had more targets than Nicks last week. Despite missing 1.5 games, he has 1 less target than Cruz on the season.He's third in targets the last 2 games.Is Mario now the third or still the second option???this is how bad i want manningham to do good this week: in looking at the bills' box scores, each opponent's third receiving option has had the big day. its that or dhb, still debating
According to FBG's, Mario is tied for 42nd in targets.Whoops, that should just say targets. Sorry.In what format is Manningham in the top 30 in pts per game?I like both Cruz and Manningham, so I don't really have a dog in the hunt. But Manningham's targets have gone 7-7-x-5-9 while Cruz went 2-2-5-9-11. Cruz took advantage of the week Manningham was injured, and he hasn't looked back.Regardless, I see little reason to drop a guy who is in the top 30 in targets and fantasy points per game.Interesting way to phrase that, as Mario had more targets than Nicks last week. Despite missing 1.5 games, he has 1 less target than Cruz on the season.He's third in targets the last 2 games.Is Mario now the third or still the second option???this is how bad i want manningham to do good this week: in looking at the bills' box scores, each opponent's third receiving option has had the big day. its that or dhb, still debating
Per game?According to FBG's, Mario is tied for 42nd in targets.Whoops, that should just say targets. Sorry.In what format is Manningham in the top 30 in pts per game?I like both Cruz and Manningham, so I don't really have a dog in the hunt. But Manningham's targets have gone 7-7-x-5-9 while Cruz went 2-2-5-9-11. Cruz took advantage of the week Manningham was injured, and he hasn't looked back.Regardless, I see little reason to drop a guy who is in the top 30 in targets and fantasy points per game.Interesting way to phrase that, as Mario had more targets than Nicks last week. Despite missing 1.5 games, he has 1 less target than Cruz on the season.He's third in targets the last 2 games.Is Mario now the third or still the second option???this is how bad i want manningham to do good this week: in looking at the bills' box scores, each opponent's third receiving option has had the big day. its that or dhb, still debating
Manningham has been targeted 28 times in 2011:Week 1: 7 (4-49-0)Week 2: 7 (3-56-0)Week 3: DNPWeek 4: 5 (1-10-0)Week 5: 9 (5-56-0)Per game?According to FBG's, Mario is tied for 42nd in targets.Whoops, that should just say targets. Sorry.In what format is Manningham in the top 30 in pts per game?I like both Cruz and Manningham, so I don't really have a dog in the hunt. But Manningham's targets have gone 7-7-x-5-9 while Cruz went 2-2-5-9-11. Cruz took advantage of the week Manningham was injured, and he hasn't looked back.Regardless, I see little reason to drop a guy who is in the top 30 in targets and fantasy points per game.Interesting way to phrase that, as Mario had more targets than Nicks last week. Despite missing 1.5 games, he has 1 less target than Cruz on the season.He's third in targets the last 2 games.Is Mario now the third or still the second option???this is how bad i want manningham to do good this week: in looking at the bills' box scores, each opponent's third receiving option has had the big day. its that or dhb, still debating
Cruz Owns Manningham...
I think Plax can get in the end zone this week...just a hunch.i suppose i can live with 13 yds per catch, but this guy needs td's, and i just dont think he's getting the chance for any. are any of those targets within the red zone? otherwise, you can't predict when he will get a long one. can anyone list the wr's ranked 20-40 that are more prone to being start-worthy due to getting red zone looks? garcon/branch/plax/tb mike/ward/dhb??? i dont know, hopefully someone has stats or a better estimate.
Eli is QB7 behind only the FF studs (Rodgers, Newton, Brady, Brees, Vick, Stafford). He's doing fine.'lexdizzle said:a majority thought this guy could but it together this season at a wr2 status. The combination of stone hands, self concussion, bad play by Eli, and the emergence of cruz have made him awful. Next week they are on bye and if he doesnt produce this week is he still a hold?
Shhhh. He's terrible. Not worth a roster spot. Right Saber?Manningham had a decent game. He came real close to scoring two TD's. One where he just fell short of the goal line and they initially gave him the score but was reversed, and the second where he caught a long pass but could not control the ball as he landed (defender got his hands on the ball). He led the team w/ 8 targets, catching 5 for 56 yards. Looks like going forward Manningham should be a solid WR3 or better.
FF stats don't always equate to good NFL play... More often times they go hand in hand with attempts which can be tied in some manner with ability, or good play, but often times is more tied to the situation during the game.. Eli has made some bad throws. Constantly being forced to make up points will be more the culprit, rather than Eli being a top 7 QB via his play alone.Eli is QB7 behind only the FF studs (Rodgers, Newton, Brady, Brees, Vick, Stafford). He's doing fine.a majority thought this guy could but it together this season at a wr2 status. The combination of stone hands, self concussion, bad play by Eli, and the emergence of cruz have made him awful. Next week they are on bye and if he doesnt produce this week is he still a hold?
Eli has definitely made some bad throws, but he's looked good the last few weeks. He's not an upper tier elite stud, but he's a good/very good QB.FF stats don't always equate to good NFL play... More often times they go hand in hand with attempts which can be tied in some manner with ability, or good play, but often times is more tied to the situation during the game.. Eli has made some bad throws. Constantly being forced to make up points will be more the culprit, rather than Eli being a top 7 QB via his play alone.Eli is QB7 behind only the FF studs (Rodgers, Newton, Brady, Brees, Vick, Stafford). He's doing fine.a majority thought this guy could but it together this season at a wr2 status. The combination of stone hands, self concussion, bad play by Eli, and the emergence of cruz have made him awful. Next week they are on bye and if he doesnt produce this week is he still a hold?
I'm actually warming on him after these last two games where he has some catches and production.Shhhh. He's terrible. Not worth a roster spot. Right Saber?Manningham had a decent game. He came real close to scoring two TD's. One where he just fell short of the goal line and they initially gave him the score but was reversed, and the second where he caught a long pass but could not control the ball as he landed (defender got his hands on the ball). He led the team w/ 8 targets, catching 5 for 56 yards. Looks like going forward Manningham should be a solid WR3 or better.![]()
Just watched the replay on NFL.com... amazing how close Manningham came to having a monster game. Eli looked his way a LOT! That long TD non-catch was even challenged by Coughlin... nice play by the DB though to stay with it all the way through to the ground and get the ball out of there.He was also forced out of bounds inside the 5 after another catch and drew a (desperation) defensive holding penalty while beating the DB on another break to the end zone... one of those "good penalties" to save the TD.Manningham had a decent game. He came real close to scoring two TD's. One where he just fell short of the goal line and they initially gave him the score but was reversed, and the second where he caught a long pass but could not control the ball as he landed (defender got his hands on the ball). He led the team w/ 8 targets, catching 5 for 56 yards. Looks like going forward Manningham should be a solid WR3 or better.
Yeah, Im just about to finish watching the NFLN replay. They cut out the BS, and yet Mario was in it a lot. He literally was close to a 2 TD, 100+ yard game. Im going to try to get him the next couple days.Just watched the replay on NFL.com... amazing how close Manningham came to having a monster game. Eli looked his way a LOT! That long TD non-catch was even challenged by Coughlin... nice play by the DB though to stay with it all the way through to the ground and get the ball out of there.He was also forced out of bounds inside the 5 after another catch and drew a (desperation) defensive holding penalty while beating the DB on another break to the end zone... one of those "good penalties" to save the TD.Manningham had a decent game. He came real close to scoring two TD's. One where he just fell short of the goal line and they initially gave him the score but was reversed, and the second where he caught a long pass but could not control the ball as he landed (defender got his hands on the ball). He led the team w/ 8 targets, catching 5 for 56 yards. Looks like going forward Manningham should be a solid WR3 or better.
Encouraging to say the least.![]()
I played him, but played AGAINST the Ahmad Bradshaw owner. CRAP!
As I said earlier in the season. The pressure cooker that is New York does funny things to people. I expect him to feel the heat the longer the season goes on.I guarantee the sports talk shows are still ragging on how he still doesn't have a TD for the season. Especially if the Giants lose some games, I see good things coming. . . .I'm actually warming on him after these last two games where he has some catches and production.Shhhh. He's terrible. Not worth a roster spot. Right Saber?Manningham had a decent game. He came real close to scoring two TD's. One where he just fell short of the goal line and they initially gave him the score but was reversed, and the second where he caught a long pass but could not control the ball as he landed (defender got his hands on the ball). He led the team w/ 8 targets, catching 5 for 56 yards. Looks like going forward Manningham should be a solid WR3 or better.![]()
good stuff! thanks!Manningham at a minimum , is worthy of a pickup, he sports an amazingly consistent stat line of 5-56..now that might seem low to some, but in PPR with 1 pt per 25 rec yards, that's 7pts/week..and you can't put a price on consistency.. he'll be one of the top 15-20 WR's the remainder of the season, ala 2010..he's just getting warmed up!I saw most of the game as well, and it looked like he was in on all the 2WR sets . . .snap count (Profootballfocus.com)Week 6Nicks 60Manningham 50Cruz 21 (his lowest total since week 1) . . .
What an odd scoring system. You get a point for every catch, but only one point for 25 yards? So someone like Michael Crabtree last week with 9/77 would be worth more than a guy who goes for 6/150good stuff! thanks!Manningham at a minimum , is worthy of a pickup, he sports an amazingly consistent stat line of 5-56..now that might seem low to some, but in PPR with 1 pt per 25 rec yards, that's 7pts/week..and you can't put a price on consistency.. he'll be one of the top 15-20 WR's the remainder of the season, ala 2010..he's just getting warmed up!I saw most of the game as well, and it looked like he was in on all the 2WR sets . . .snap count (Profootballfocus.com)Week 6Nicks 60Manningham 50Cruz 21 (his lowest total since week 1) . . .![]()
He's 5'11 1/2 and 181 pounds and ran a 4.6 at the combine (though he ran a much better time at his pro day). Regardless, to imply that he is this overwhelming physical package that blows away the other receivers talked about is a bit misguided.Baldwin for example is 5'10, 190 pounds and ran a 4.5 (with a lightning fast 3 cone). Faster shuttle, higher vertical than Manningham etc. Doucet is a little taller, a lot "bigger", and a little slower. Hartline is 6'2 and ran a 4.5. And they were all drafted in the same range except for Baldwin of course.He has enough speed and enough size and is very quick. But let's not pretend he is Andre or Calvin. He's in the same boat as all of the rest of these guys physically.You talk about him like he has no talent. He isn't Doug Baldwin. He isnt Early Doucet. He isn't even Brian Hartline. Manningham is a talented, big, fast WR that has had fairly consistent success in the NFL.