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I agree with Bucky on this point, he should have been all over it int he 2nd half. They have nothing though, against softer defenses he si going to clean up, made an incredible 1 arm catch while being PI with and no flag called.
Just one of those WR's always leaving you wanting more from my experience(have owned him since he was a rookie). But yeah, it was a decent game and it's way too soon to write him off as a potential top 15 wr this season or say that he's not a good enough wr2.
I've always felt that any WR that isn't a top 5 stud, 10+ pts is fine. They are so inconsitent
He has been in the league 2 years, similar stats each season. He is on pace for 64/1400, hopefully a few TD coming, he is gonna pay off.
Yeah, I have high hopes. Big believer in his talent and the Cam Cameron firing was good for everyone IMO.
Exactly what I was about to post. The ravens aren't exactly known for their high octane passing offense.
I think most FBG folks have them both in at least a league or two. You might enjoy the bragging threadImTheScientist said:Im enjoying how mad the non JT & Manning owners are..
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JT & Manning owner.
Let's take a look http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-cant-miss-plays/0ap1000000239012/Week-1-Can-t-Miss-Play-Manning-ties-single-game-TD-recordNetnautX said:
OK and this plus Bucky's observation correlate. Then Smith did have a mild game when the QB threw the ball 62 times, you would hope the WR1 would haul in more than 4 receptions.
Smith burned the Bailey in the playoffs for 2 long TDs, so they made sure he wouldn't beat them over the top today. But a better throw from Flacco on that 34-yard reception could've been a Smith TD. Smith is not just a burner, but Flacco limits his upside.Billy Bats said:
That late in the game, his running on a play that long was bound to be a little labored.NetnautX said:
Ya, FPC same team. Happy with the start. TEs went fast as expected so I spent an 11th round pick on him.I think most FBG folks have them both in at least a league or two. You might enjoy the bragging threadImTheScientist said:Im enjoying how mad the non JT & Manning owners are..
signed,
JT & Manning owner.
FFPC, same team?
I'll be honest and say that I replayed that part a couple times.
The Broncos cheerleaders were looking good last night and they featured them a few times.
This is what you get when you own T. Smith. He will have two or three crapola games in a row and when you finally bench him he goes off for 120 and 2 TDs.
I think it was 11:12 est last night. We noticed. It was on the internet within a half hour. God bless technology.
Depends on the scoring system. In leagues that give one point per 25 yards passing and 4 points per TDs, it falls behind Vick's MNF game against Washington (333/4/0 passing, 80/2 rushing) and Kaepernick's playoff game against Green Bay (263/2/1 passing, 181/2 rushing). With 20 yards per point passing and 4 points per passing TD, it jumps ahead of Kaepernick's game, but stays behind Vick's. In leagues that give 6 points for all TDs, it's the best QB game in modern NFL history, regardless of yardage scoring. It still falls behind Y.A. Tittle's 505 yard, 7 TD effort against the Redskins, in case anyone was playing fantasy football back in 1962.
Lots of fast players look kind of slow... Randy Moss, Robert Smith to name a couple.
Split End Del Shofner (a clear HoF snub) led the way with 11/269/1. Future HoF halfback/flanker Frank Gifford was past his prime, but still managed to go for 4/127/1. In TD-heavy leagues, end Joe Walton was the play with 6/63/3, and little-used backup Joe Morrison caught his only two TD receptions of the season. Norm Snead, the opposing QB, was also pretty good that day. 346 yards and 4 TDs passing, plus a 1-yard touchdown rushing, although he did throw 3 INTs.
Really just LMAO on that one....now I am afraid to go get my next one.... 
