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Mark Ingram (2 Viewers)

Wild the to see the perception of this guy change so much in a few games. Not saying it's not correct.
the perception of every player is based on production
People waiting on him like he's a stud RB1. Perhaps he will be. But the confidence is hilarious.
No but a lot of people are desperate. With all the injuries/suspensions to RBs, people are looking for someone to save their season.

 
Wild the to see the perception of this guy change so much in a few games. Not saying it's not correct.
the perception of every player is based on production
People waiting on him like he's a stud RB1. Perhaps he will be. But the confidence is hilarious.
No but a lot of people are desperate. With all the injuries/suspensions to RBs, people are looking for someone to save their season.
My Montee Ball, Eddie Lacy keeper combo is definitely looking for someone to save this season. I'll gladly have it be Ingram.

 
Wild the to see the perception of this guy change so much in a few games. Not saying it's not correct.
the perception of every player is based on production
People waiting on him like he's a stud RB1. Perhaps he will be. But the confidence is hilarious.
No but a lot of people are desperate. With all the injuries/suspensions to RBs, people are looking for someone to save their season.
Exactly. Desperate times at rb. No way am I expecting rb1 numbers. Id be happy with 60 combined with a td.

 
Wild the to see the perception of this guy change so much in a few games. Not saying it's not correct.
the perception of every player is based on production
People waiting on him like he's a stud RB1. Perhaps he will be. But the confidence is hilarious.
No but a lot of people are desperate. With all the injuries/suspensions to RBs, people are looking for someone to save their season.
Exactly. Desperate times at rb. No way am I expecting rb1 numbers. Id be happy with 60 combined with a td.
60 yards and a TD (12 points in standard leagues) would be a borderline RB1 this year.

 
My starting RB's week 1 were Ingram, ADP and Matthews. So yeah, I really need this guy back although Robinson hasn't bee horrendous.

 
Wild the to see the perception of this guy change so much in a few games. Not saying it's not correct.
the perception of every player is based on production
People waiting on him like he's a stud RB1. Perhaps he will be. But the confidence is hilarious.
No but a lot of people are desperate. With all the injuries/suspensions to RBs, people are looking for someone to save their season.
Exactly. Desperate times at rb. No way am I expecting rb1 numbers. Id be happy with 60 combined with a td.
If you think about it, he DOES offer RB1 numbers because if you carve Forte and Foster and Murray off the top, everyone else's numbers aren't that daunting.

Sure, there are a few other solid guys but nobody spectacular. When you see guys like Antone Smith and Alfred Morris (despite the WIDE perception that he is a stinking bust right now) crowding the top 15 and then you add into it that Branden Oliver, despite basically being unknown until the last two weeks is in the top 20...you don't have far to go to be big time.

Actually, had Ingram not been hurt and maintained his weekly average, even WITH the bye week, he would be top 5-7 in ppr leagues right now.

 
Did he practice today? Seems like we should know that by now.

Hard to expect much coming off injury, on the road against a good D, with 2-3 other backs to share with.

I'm starting him. :excited:

 
Wish the first matchup wasn't with that stout DET defense, but I'm giddy he's back and past his bye.

Go get that big payday, kid (I'm looking at you ATL).

 
I'm excited but I can't forget the fact that Payton is an assbag that has no idea how to manage a rb.

 
I'm quite worried about playing Ingram. I've been burned by Payton too many times.

Ingram was running just as good as Demarco Murray in his first two games. Imagine if instead of letting Demarco lead them to 5-1, the Cowboys gave Dunbar and Randle 10-12 carries a piece, and let Demarco run it 15 times. It would be ridiculous, right?

Well that's what Payton is doing. It's time for Payton to feed him the ball. But if he doesn't, oh well. Ingram is gonna go somewhere next year and absolutely dominate.

 
Ingram really looked solid this year before going down. That said, I think Thomas benefits from the Jimmy absence more than Ingram, although Ingram may get another look or two at the goal as they often like to get it to Graham there.

 
I'm excited but I can't forget the fact that Payton is an assbag that has no idea how to manage a rb.
Its funny how all coaches that don't use our fantasy RBs correctly are morons. I'm guilty of it too with Arian's but its just funny how that happens.

 
shader said:
I'm quite worried about playing Ingram. I've been burned by Payton too many times.

Ingram was running just as good as Demarco Murray in his first two games. Imagine if instead of letting Demarco lead them to 5-1, the Cowboys gave Dunbar and Randle 10-12 carries a piece, and let Demarco run it 15 times. It would be ridiculous, right?

Well that's what Payton is doing. It's time for Payton to feed him the ball. But if he doesn't, oh well. Ingram is gonna go somewhere next year and absolutely dominate.
yeah youre not biased at all
 
shader said:
I'm quite worried about playing Ingram. I've been burned by Payton too many times.

Ingram was running just as good as Demarco Murray in his first two games. Imagine if instead of letting Demarco lead them to 5-1, the Cowboys gave Dunbar and Randle 10-12 carries a piece, and let Demarco run it 15 times. It would be ridiculous, right?

Well that's what Payton is doing. It's time for Payton to feed him the ball. But if he doesn't, oh well. Ingram is gonna go somewhere next year and absolutely dominate.
yeah youre not biased at all
can u unpackage this? ingram looks like a good back. payton likes to spread the wealth. so which part of this bias, that ingram is being compared to murray? i can buy that last part i guess. or u think ingram just isn't very good? u obviously don't have much vested in ingram, i get that, but the negativity is odd to me based on what ingram has done and what the team allowed him to do in the first two weeks before the injury.

 
Insein said:
RBM said:
I'm excited but I can't forget the fact that Payton is an assbag that has no idea how to manage a rb.
Its funny how all coaches that don't use our fantasy RBs correctly are morons. I'm guilty of it too with Arian's but its just funny how that happens.
So funny and so true...still laughing. I've caught myself thinking I could do better than the actual coach - by feeding my FF players an infinite # of targets/attempts. e.g., I mean why not throw it to Megatron every down? He will catch every one of your bad throws too! If I coached the Lions they would never lose.

 
shader said:
I'm quite worried about playing Ingram. I've been burned by Payton too many times.

Ingram was running just as good as Demarco Murray in his first two games. Imagine if instead of letting Demarco lead them to 5-1, the Cowboys gave Dunbar and Randle 10-12 carries a piece, and let Demarco run it 15 times. It would be ridiculous, right?

Well that's what Payton is doing. It's time for Payton to feed him the ball. But if he doesn't, oh well. Ingram is gonna go somewhere next year and absolutely dominate.
yeah youre not biased at all
can u unpackage this? ingram looks like a good back. payton likes to spread the wealth. so which part of this bias, that ingram is being compared to murray? i can buy that last part i guess. or u think ingram just isn't very good? u obviously don't have much vested in ingram, i get that, but the negativity is odd to me based on what ingram has done and what the team allowed him to do in the first two weeks before the injury.
him comparing ingram to murray coupled with the very first post in this thread.
 
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shader said:
I'm quite worried about playing Ingram. I've been burned by Payton too many times.

Ingram was running just as good as Demarco Murray in his first two games. Imagine if instead of letting Demarco lead them to 5-1, the Cowboys gave Dunbar and Randle 10-12 carries a piece, and let Demarco run it 15 times. It would be ridiculous, right?

Well that's what Payton is doing. It's time for Payton to feed him the ball. But if he doesn't, oh well. Ingram is gonna go somewhere next year and absolutely dominate.
yeah youre not biased at all
can u unpackage this? ingram looks like a good back. payton likes to spread the wealth. so which part of this bias, that ingram is being compared to murray? i can buy that last part i guess. or u think ingram just isn't very good? u obviously don't have much vested in ingram, i get that, but the negativity is odd to me based on what ingram has done and what the team allowed him to do in the first two weeks before the injury.
him comparing ingram to murray coupled with the very first post in this thread.
24 carries for 143 yards and 3 TD's through two games compares favorably. It's a question of opportunities.

Murray has received a minimum of 25 opportunities (carries + targets) in any one game so far this season. That's outstanding for (at least short term) fantasy production...imagine if NO gave Ingram that. Not that they would, and they don't need to, and I'm sure they won't, but...yeah...that's what he was saying I think. If they were to simply give Ingram looks closer to what Murray gets...it could be great.

 
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Insein said:
RBM said:
I'm excited but I can't forget the fact that Payton is an assbag that has no idea how to manage a rb.
Its funny how all coaches that don't use our fantasy RBs correctly are morons. I'm guilty of it too with Arian's but its just funny how that happens.
So funny and so true...still laughing. I've caught myself thinking I could do better than the actual coach - by feeding my FF players an infinite # of targets/attempts. e.g., I mean why not throw it to Megatron every down? He will catch every one of your bad throws too! If I coached the Lions they would never lose.
guilty as charged. However, a little easier to argue given the Saints record.

 
shader said:
I'm quite worried about playing Ingram. I've been burned by Payton too many times.

Ingram was running just as good as Demarco Murray in his first two games. Imagine if instead of letting Demarco lead them to 5-1, the Cowboys gave Dunbar and Randle 10-12 carries a piece, and let Demarco run it 15 times. It would be ridiculous, right?

Well that's what Payton is doing. It's time for Payton to feed him the ball. But if he doesn't, oh well. Ingram is gonna go somewhere next year and absolutely dominate.
yeah youre not biased at all
can u unpackage this? ingram looks like a good back. payton likes to spread the wealth. so which part of this bias, that ingram is being compared to murray? i can buy that last part i guess. or u think ingram just isn't very good? u obviously don't have much vested in ingram, i get that, but the negativity is odd to me based on what ingram has done and what the team allowed him to do in the first two weeks before the injury.
him comparing ingram to murray coupled with the very first post in this thread.
24 carries for 143 yards and 3 TD's through two games compares favorably. It's a question of opportunities.

Murray has received a minimum of 25 opportunities (carries + targets) in any one game so far this season. That's outstanding for (at least short term) fantasy production...imagine if NO gave Ingram that. Not that they would, and they don't need to, and I'm sure they won't, but...yeah...that's what he was saying I think. If they were to simply give Ingram looks closer to what Murray gets...it could be great.
gotcha. agree here. in addition murray's success in large part is that o-line they built through the last three years of draft and such in Dallas, Saints just don't compare.

 
Insein said:
RBM said:
I'm excited but I can't forget the fact that Payton is an assbag that has no idea how to manage a rb.
Its funny how all coaches that don't use our fantasy RBs correctly are morons. I'm guilty of it too with Arian's but its just funny how that happens.
So funny and so true...still laughing. I've caught myself thinking I could do better than the actual coach - by feeding my FF players an infinite # of targets/attempts. e.g., I mean why not throw it to Megatron every down? He will catch every one of your bad throws too! If I coached the Lions they would never lose.
guilty as charged. However, a little easier to argue given the Saints record.
While what you guys are saying does make sense, I think the NFL has trended way too far into the specialization of players. At this point it's a non-stop carousel of players being shuffled in and out, not just to stay fresh, but to play matchups. All of that for only 11 actual minutes of gameplay every week. The other 49 minutes is clock downtime. I say put your best 11 on 11 out there and play ball.

I would LOVE it to see there be a limited amount of substitutions allowed in the game. It would be better for fans to follow players, fantasy owners, and the speed of the game.

 
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I like Ingram, but he's a scary play, not due to the Detroit defense, but due to the fact that he's only gotten 20 snaps in each of the two games he's played in. So only 40 snaps total and he's been utilized in almost 3/4 of those snaps, pretty much tipping their hand to the defense. I'd love to see the guy get to play at least 50% of the snaps and see how much easier it is for him to get something going, but that's probably not going to happen until next year.

I hope I'm wrong, but I think the probability of him scoring less than 6 points this week is at least 50%.

 
It's Ingram or Lacy for me. Until I see how Saints use Ingram post injury might have to stick with Steady Eddie for one more game :X

 
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shader said:
I'm quite worried about playing Ingram. I've been burned by Payton too many times.

Ingram was running just as good as Demarco Murray in his first two games. Imagine if instead of letting Demarco lead them to 5-1, the Cowboys gave Dunbar and Randle 10-12 carries a piece, and let Demarco run it 15 times. It would be ridiculous, right?

Well that's what Payton is doing. It's time for Payton to feed him the ball. But if he doesn't, oh well. Ingram is gonna go somewhere next year and absolutely dominate.
yeah youre not biased at all
can u unpackage this? ingram looks like a good back. payton likes to spread the wealth. so which part of this bias, that ingram is being compared to murray? i can buy that last part i guess. or u think ingram just isn't very good? u obviously don't have much vested in ingram, i get that, but the negativity is odd to me based on what ingram has done and what the team allowed him to do in the first two weeks before the injury.
him comparing ingram to murray coupled with the very first post in this thread.
I bet at the time, Ingram and Murray being compared favorably wouldn't have raised an eyebrow. It's not as if Murray was the consensus number 1 RB when the year started.

The argument can actually be made that Ingram was running BETTER than Murray in the first two games, but just didn't get the opportunities.

But think what you want.

 
Insein said:
RBM said:
I'm excited but I can't forget the fact that Payton is an assbag that has no idea how to manage a rb.
Its funny how all coaches that don't use our fantasy RBs correctly are morons. I'm guilty of it too with Arian's but its just funny how that happens.
So funny and so true...still laughing. I've caught myself thinking I could do better than the actual coach - by feeding my FF players an infinite # of targets/attempts. e.g., I mean why not throw it to Megatron every down? He will catch every one of your bad throws too! If I coached the Lions they would never lose.
guilty as charged. However, a little easier to argue given the Saints record.
While what you guys are saying does make sense, I think the NFL has trended way too far into the specialization of players. At this point it's a non-stop carousel of players being shuffled in and out, not just to stay fresh, but to play matchups. All of that for only 11 actual minutes of gameplay every week. The other 49 minutes is clock downtime. I say put your best 11 on 11 out there and play ball.

I would LOVE it to see there be a limited amount of substitutions allowed in the game. It would be better for fans to follow players, fantasy owners, and the speed of the game.
I'd like to see a comparison of teams that do this a lot, versus teams that don't do this much at all.

I think it's really dumb to bring your running RB into the game on running plays, and then your passing RB into the game on passing plays, and then not mix it up. It's basically a way of telling the defense exactly what you are going to do.

 
Anybody worried that Robinson carved out a larger role with his performance while Ingram was out? It's tough to be confident starting any of these guys. Ingram, Robinson, Thomas, Cadet...

 
Anybody worried that Robinson carved out a larger role with his performance while Ingram was out? It's tough to be confident starting any of these guys. Ingram, Robinson, Thomas, Cadet...
12-15 carries for Ingram and goal line work. minimal to no catches. simple as that.
 
Anybody worried that Robinson carved out a larger role with his performance while Ingram was out? It's tough to be confident starting any of these guys. Ingram, Robinson, Thomas, Cadet...
12-15 carries for Ingram and goal line work. minimal to no catches. simple as that.
Ingram had 13 and 11 carries respectively in the two games everyone is drooling over. The first of which came against an Atlanta defense that has proven to be a sieve against the run.

 
Anybody worried that Robinson carved out a larger role with his performance while Ingram was out? It's tough to be confident starting any of these guys. Ingram, Robinson, Thomas, Cadet...
12-15 carries for Ingram and goal line work. minimal to no catches. simple as that.
Ingram had 13 and 11 carries respectively in the two games everyone is drooling over. The first of which came against an Atlanta defense that has proven to be a sieve against the run.
All Ingram owners/fanboys know that Ingram doesn't get the ball enough. This isn't being argued. I also don't think anyone in this thread is super confident about his opportunities in New Orleans.

But he still looked amazing in those first two games, which is all any Ingram fans are saying.

 
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Anybody worried that Robinson carved out a larger role with his performance while Ingram was out? It's tough to be confident starting any of these guys. Ingram, Robinson, Thomas, Cadet...
Oh def....that's what I meant when I said Payton is an assbag. I expect his usual 3 man rotation crap.

 
Anybody worried that Robinson carved out a larger role with his performance while Ingram was out? It's tough to be confident starting any of these guys. Ingram, Robinson, Thomas, Cadet...
Oh def....that's what I meant when I said Payton is an assbag. I expect his usual 3 man rotation crap.
It's safe to say now, Ingram will be free next year of the saints.
I remember thinking this same thing about DeAngelo Williams and then Jonathan Stewart. :kicksrock:

 
Anybody worried that Robinson carved out a larger role with his performance while Ingram was out? It's tough to be confident starting any of these guys. Ingram, Robinson, Thomas, Cadet...
12-15 carries for Ingram and goal line work. minimal to no catches. simple as that.
Not guaranteed. Robinson did vulture a 2-yd TD in 2nd quarter of Game 1.
it was the flow of the game. I watched it. Robinson won't typically get that work. It's like any others situation on any other team. Sometimes the primary GL back doesn't get the GL carry. It doesn't mean Ingram isn't the GL back and that he won't get the majority. He will.
 
I love how everyone thinks they know how the touches will be split out
Don't think any one is saying that. I'm not but I think it's fairly obvious what ingrams role in this offense is. Grinder and goal line. That's historically been good for about dozen carries and goalline work in the saint offense. Sure things vary week to week especially if the saints are playing behind.

 
As a Saints fan, I'd be surprised if Mark doesn't pick where he left off. Khiry did a fine job but he wasn't running near as well as Ingram was. It was a hand injury, so I expect his legs to be ready for the work.

 
Anybody worried that Robinson carved out a larger role with his performance while Ingram was out? It's tough to be confident starting any of these guys. Ingram, Robinson, Thomas, Cadet...
12-15 carries for Ingram and goal line work. minimal to no catches. simple as that.
Ingram had 13 and 11 carries respectively in the two games everyone is drooling over. The first of which came against an Atlanta defense that has proven to be a sieve against the run.
He also had 1 & 3 receptions in those games (5 total targets). I think relative to his draft position his owners would be very happy with a 14 touch per game average from Ingram.

 
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Anybody worried that Robinson carved out a larger role with his performance while Ingram was out? It's tough to be confident starting any of these guys. Ingram, Robinson, Thomas, Cadet...
12-15 carries for Ingram and goal line work. minimal to no catches. simple as that.
Not guaranteed. Robinson did vulture a 2-yd TD in 2nd quarter of Game 1.
it was the flow of the game. I watched it. Robinson won't typically get that work. It's like any others situation on any other team. Sometimes the primary GL back doesn't get the GL carry. It doesn't mean Ingram isn't the GL back and that he won't get the majority. He will.
Seems like NO likes to leave in whoever they have in the game at the time for the most part. I wouldn't consider Ingram the "goal line" RB, don't think they have one.

 

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