Katism said:
The Man Who Met Andy Griffith said:
This is clearly bad for Barber. Shorter possessions, fewer scoring opportunities = fewer yards and points. Don't overthink this.
He's still a top 12 RB most likely, but his pace will slow while Romo is out.
Top 12? LOL!I'm not disagreeing with you that his numbers COULD slide, but not top-12. It's not like they're rolling Gus Frerotte in there. What is so bad about Brad Johnson? As for Barber, he's the best back in Fantasy in most formats. He'll be top-5 AT WORST. Tell me who is playing better than him besides Clinton Portis, Michael Turner, and Reggie Bush (in ppr).
wow.. I take it you own him.. Settle down a bit.. I think Chase stated it best. Fewer TD opportunity's for sure going forward without Romo. & you really can't compare who is playing better as of today since he has had Romo up until this week. I think we'll have to wait & see what happens but I think Barber will see a decline for the next 3 weeks. How much remains to be seen.. & I'm not quite sure if Frerotte doesn't just about equal Brad Johnson. albeit less arm strength out of Brad Johnson..
Owning him has nothing to do with it. Look at the weapons Dallas has. Witten, TO, and now Roy Williams. Minnesota has ADP, an average WR core and no TE that can compare to Witten. yeah Brad Johnson is 40-years-old but he was a pro-bowl caliber QB during his career. It's not like the entire offense is going to implode. If Brooks Bollinger was the backup QB for the Dallas Cowboys then I would understand your argument.
They play St. Louis this weekend who may have won last week against the Redskins but they couldn't stop Clinton Portis (21-129-2). How are they going to stop MBIII? If Frank Gore and Matt Forte can put up top-5 #'s with top-20 QBs and minimal WR help, why can't Barber do the same, if not better with the offense that is around him?