No...and honestly, I don't see how people are expecting Bennett to jump right in here and make a difference right away. Graham's still going to be the guy immediately. A few more bad games, yeah, then Bennett's value may jump. But I wouldn't go crazy over Bennett unless you're desperate. And the fact that Kansas City would trade Bennett in favor of keeping a very VERY questionable Priest Holmes at this point speaks volumes to me.But would it be worth it to drop either Watson or Norwood to land Bennett?
That number would be .25 except he probably sits while learning the system the first 2 games.The O/U on how many games before bennett pulls something or otherwise gets dinged is 2.25 IMHO
Only if you weren't planning on using Dunn for several weeks.Would you drop Dunn for Bennett?
No...and honestly, I don't see how people are expecting Bennett to jump right in here and make a difference right away. Graham's still going to be the guy immediately. A few more bad games, yeah, then Bennett's value may jump. But I wouldn't go crazy over Bennett unless you're desperate. And the fact that Kansas City would trade Bennett in favor of keeping a very VERY questionable Priest Holmes at this point speaks volumes to me.But would it be worth it to drop either Watson or Norwood to land Bennett?
Then why trade for him?I thought his hands were suspect?Graham will most likely carry the load the next couple of weeks while Bennett learns the playbook. If Graham does well Bennett probably only sees a few carries while Pittman is still out.When Pittman returns I think he and Graham will see most of the carries.Bennett has an outside shot at getting significant playing time but I think it is a pretty long shot that Bennett would provide any RB#2 value.
Because you're possibly a serious contender in a wide-open conference, your RB depth is highly suspect and you're not giving up much to get him.I don't see Bennett stepping into a starting role at this point. His best days are in the past. He isn't a good receiver by any means; he's simply a guy who can be very effective if he gets the ball in space due to his speed (which he still has). But he isn't a prototypical third-down RB like Pittman, for example. My take is that unless Graham plays himself out of the job (not out of the question) he remains the starter until Pittman returns. Bennett would be a change-of-pace and he'd get the third-down looks if Graham's receiving skills don't improve. Bennett does bring more speed to the position and that will be a complement to Graham's more straight-ahead type of running style. I think we'll learn a lot about Graham this week. He has a very favorable matchup against the Lions. If he does well, Gruden will keep going with him. If he flops, then the door is wide open for someone (anyone) to step into the picture. Just my two cents.If you're a Graham owner, if he does well this week I'd look to move him next week. The Bucs get the Jags in Week 8 and Graham isn't gonna do squat against them. So if he has a good game against the Lions I'd Sell High if you can.Then why trade for him?I thought his hands were suspect?Graham will most likely carry the load the next couple of weeks while Bennett learns the playbook. If Graham does well Bennett probably only sees a few carries while Pittman is still out.When Pittman returns I think he and Graham will see most of the carries.Bennett has an outside shot at getting significant playing time but I think it is a pretty long shot that Bennett would provide any RB#2 value.