Nate Burelson - Broken Leg (out for year) (1 Viewer)

[Seekay]

Per local News in Detroit

 

[Seekay]

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap1000000084108/article/nate-burleson-out-for-lions-season-with-broken-leg

 

[kinghill]

Wow. Did not expect that outcome after seeing the play. Landed weird but didn't think it was a break.

 

[BobbyLayne]

That's a shame.

Titus dropped in a lot of leagues, but Broyles is the play.

 

[avina1]

broken leg, damn! Fibula I guess?

 

[nb009]

That's a shame.Titus dropped in a lot of leagues, but Broyles is the play.

How do you figure?

 

[BobbyLayne]

That's a shame.Titus dropped in a lot of leagues, but Broyles is the play.

How do you figure?

S.O.P. for the Pool. Always go for the shiny new toy, not the knucklehead who has already failed.Also, Titus is and shall remain the slot WR, while Broyles is an outside WR. But neither figures to have value in redraft format unless that offense does a 180 and gets back to lighting it up like last year.

 

[Inspiration]

That's a shame.

Titus dropped in a lot of leagues, but Broyles is the play.

How do you figure?

S.O.P. for the Pool. Always go for the shiny new toy, not the knucklehead who has already failed.Also, Titus is and shall remain the slot WR, while Broyles is an outside WR. But neither figures to have value in redraft format unless that offense does a 180 and gets back to lighting it up like last year.

Negative.

 

[BobbyLayne]

That's a shame.

Titus dropped in a lot of leagues, but Broyles is the play.

How do you figure?

S.O.P. for the Pool. Always go for the shiny new toy, not the knucklehead who has already failed.Also, Titus is and shall remain the slot WR, while Broyles is an outside WR. But neither figures to have value in redraft format unless that offense does a 180 and gets back to lighting it up like last year.

Negative.

You may be correct in that they drafted him as a slot. Tonight I only saw him outside. Maybe he moves back to his more natural position - the Lions rotate everyone to the slot, including Megatron (used a ton there against Philly) and the TEs (esp Scheffler when healthy).Regardless, Burleson/Young have been a disappointment for anyone who drafted them thinking this was the Colts circa 2004. Maybe Broyles will surprise and exceed their production. I have my doubts.

 

[Beerguzzler]

They can't even get the ball to Megatron, what makes anyone think that offense can now all of a sudden support a 2nd WR.