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23rd is literally a WR2 in PPR.
If you are dreaming about Emmanuel Sanders, you need better dreams.23rd is literally a WR2 in PPR.
Stop killing my dreams and let me bask in the glory of being right for 5 weeks.
also, Thomas coming back should loosen coverage for every other Saints receiver. So there.
Maybe if this were any other year the offense might be Top 5. Given the offensive explosion across the league, the Steelers currently rank 10th in points scored, 16th in offensive YFS, 19th in passing yards, and 9th in rushing yards.
No worries. Outside of a player where we knew there was an obvious injury risk, I don't much much weight on an injury causing a miss on these.Same buddy. Same. I’ve got so many red crosses I feel like I need to put out a donation bucket in front of my house.
And there hasn’t even been a game yet.
I thought a couple things would happen that haven't. One, I thought NE would have schemed up more for the Patriots offense. McDaniels sounded almost giddy in camp about all the things he could draw up. In the early going, the Pats had a strong running game and that led to some ability to move the ball through the air. Then NE had all the COVID stuff that kept them from practicing and they have looked horrible since. They have gotten behind early and have gotten away from the running game. Yesterday was the perfect example. They stopped SF on their first two plays and were looking at a 3 and out and were about to sack Jimmy G who managed a last second dump off to Kittle. The drive continued for a TD.
Cam says his Wi-Fi is off with Edelman. Edelman usually has a bunch of things that could be classified as boo boo's up to full bore injuries involving his knee, shoulder, and ribs. I would definitely say he looks off and less engaged. He looks slower and more tentative, but he is also getting older and has taken a lot of hits.
Forgot to mention that there has been a lot of talk that NE would move Gilmore to upgrade the offense. That really isn't new news, as several people have indicated he was on the trading block before the season started. Trading him seems like a NE thing to do (expensive and 30 years old). But trading him and eating a decent cap hit doesn't seem like a NE things to do (it would cost them $15 million in dead cap money split between this year and next to free up $9.5 million in cap space).
134 targets in 15 games. Not as good as I was hoping but close. Probably not much of a call on my part. 2nd round redraft this year is probably not happening.
4633 yards 40 TDs
I had some worries early. But this was one of those to me that made perfect sense. In my opinion, the Patriots had been held together by Brady the last few years. He masked a LOT of gigantic whiffs from Belichick in scouting skill position players. The fact he could score points throwing to a receiving corps as abysmal as what they put out there just begged the question - what could he do with talented receivers?BassNBrew said:
Talent over situation. Situations do change, and he will eventually get a better QB throwing him the ball.
