JoeSteeler
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Bird flu?
He’s def missed practice multiple times prior to this week with a sickness. And the Cleveland poop game last year. And Covid…twice.Isn't this like his 3rd sickness this year?
Guy needs to wash his hands when he leaves the bathroom or sumthin
massraider said:Isn't this like his 3rd sickness this year?
Guy needs to wash his hands when he leaves the bathroom or sumthin
I'm actually worried that it's a bit more serious than being reported. Schefter mentioned yesterday on the FF show that Lamar has been "battling this illness all season" ... that doesn't sound good. The list of illnesses that last 3+ months is pretty short. And for a guy that has had COVID-19... TWICE? Is he a long-hauler, or is there another underlying condition... like Sickle Cell?
Yeah. I did not know he had been struggling with something. To miss a game is pretty serious.I'm actually worried that it's a bit more serious than being reported. Schefter mentioned yesterday on the FF show that Lamar has been "battling this illness all season" ... that doesn't sound good. The list of illnesses that last 3+ months is pretty short. And for a guy that has had COVID-19... TWICE? Is he a long-hauler, or is there another underlying condition?
I'm actually worried that it's a bit more serious than being reported. Schefter mentioned yesterday on the FF show that Lamar has been "battling this illness all season" ... that doesn't sound good. The list of illnesses that last 3+ months is pretty short. And for a guy that has had COVID-19... TWICE? Is he a long-hauler, or is there another underlying condition?
I've heard of complications arising from the vax and I'm sure most every NFL player has been inoculated.
I feel the same. Was actually cursing myself for most of the game for not starting Heinecke. It evened out, but what world are we living in where that’s even a debate? Yet here we are.This guy is starting to make me sick.
Been set it and forget it with him, but now concerned about what he gets done in the fantasy playoffs.
GB, @CINCI, LAR
Not great.
Not sure I'd have the guts to sit him, but thinking about finding a plan B.
I feel the same. Was actually cursing myself for most of the game for not starting Heinecke. It evened out, but what world are we living in where that’s even a debate? Yet here we are.
Ya gotta stick with him but the pucker factor is at an all time high. That INT was another total head-scratcher.
Ravens coach John Harbaugh said that implementing more up-tempo and no-huddle offense is definitely “on the table” for the team moving forward.
“It’s definitely something that we’ve done before," Harbaugh said on changing the team's approach on offense. "Among other things, it’s something that is on the table, for sure.” Lamar Jackson has only averaged 5.5 yards per attempt on 26 passes from no-huddle this year but Baltimore's offense has picked up 11 first downs on said throws. It would at least give the Ravens' offense some juice ahead of a plus matchup against Cleveland's thin secondary. With eight interceptions and 16 sacks taken over the last month, any change is worth trying if it helps Lamar keep upright.
SOURCE: Jeff Zrebiec on Twitter
Dec 9, 2021, 10:42 AM ET
how do you pay a QB, who is 75-80% his feet, top 5 money?
ravens in a super sticky spot with him...
I don’t get the hate.
Lamar's objective QB metrics are way above average.top 3 athlete in the nfl. bottom 3 qb (for actual QB'ing). any team would be crapping themselves at what to do with him right now. he's shown you that at his best, he's an average thrower... and at worst, doesnt belong in the cfl.
his legs are what destroys opponents. and w this latest injury (ankle) and knowing that one serious leg injury could completely derail his career, how much and how long do you give him?
humpback said:I don't think anyone is burying him or saying he's awful (at least they shouldn't be), but it's a very legitimate question as to whether you want to break the bank for him long term. He's been essentially zero cap hit for them so far in his career and they really haven't been close to winning it all, how are they going to put a great team around him if/when he starts accounting for $40mil+ of their cap space every year?
I find this hard to believe...
Jamison Hensley
@jamisonhensley
Ravens coach John Harbaugh said the plan right now is “for Lamar to be out there” Sunday against the Packers. Lamar Jackson sprained his right ankle Sunday and left the stadium in a protective boot.
He's not Joe Flacco. He has unique talent.Exactly this. How much money (esp guaranteed) and for how long, for a guy who could end up destroying your franchise w one leg injury (which w the frequency he runs, is a real concern)
If it's a lower sprain... absolutely he "could" play next week.
It might even be Harbaugh's "plan" to have him out there. I would strongly advise FF owners to have a good back-up plan. OK to have more than one plan.
Tyler Huntley
- 27/38
- 270 passing yards
Ravens OC Greg Roman said Lamar Jackson's (ankle) status for Week 15 "could go down to the wire."
The Ravens poached Josh Johnson from New York's practice squad on Wednesday, an ominous sign Jackson could be behind in recovering from his ankle sprain ahead of Week 15. Tyler Huntley has been formidable when asked to step in, completing 71% of his passes and averaging 6.5 carries in his two spot-starts for Lamar this year. It's possible Roman is merely taking a competitive advantage down to the wire, but managers should prepare as if Jackson will not suit up against the Packers.
SOURCE: Jeff Zrebiec on Twitter
Dec 16, 2021, 11:51 AM ET
Lamar Jackson (ankle) did not participate in Thursday's practice.
The tea leaves do not look good for Jackson starting on Sunday, with Josh Johnson signed from New York's practice squad and two straight DNPs off leaving last week's game with an ankle sprain. Greg Roman noted earlier today that his status could "go down to the wire." Regard him as legitimately questionable for now, but a factual assessment of the situation sure seems more pessimistic than that.
SOURCE: Jeff Zrbiec on Twitter
Dec 16, 2021, 2:01 PM ET
FOX NFL's Jay Glazer reports Lamar Jackson (ankle) will not play in Week 15 against the Packers.
Jackson was always a long shot to play He didn't practice all week and ESPN's Adam Schefter noted he was unlikely to play in the morning. Tyler Huntley will draw the start versus Green Bay. Huntley passed for 270 yards in relief of Jackson last week while adding another 45 yards via six rush attempts. Fantasy players scrambling to replace Jackson can turn to Huntley is a solid QB2 option.
SOURCE: Dov Kleiman on Twitter
Dec 19, 2021, 1:03 PM ET
L. Jackson owner here on bye. Picked up T. Huntley just before kickoff.
I honestly don't know if I want Lamar to be healthy come next week.
Huntley with 35 points against the GB D. Two rushing TDs. Processes info quickly and gets the ball out. No hesitation. Impressed.
How much would Huntley be worth if he keeps it up?Baltimore should think long and hard before giving Jackson the big $$$$.
Huntley looks to be a clone for pennies on the dollar. As an undrafted FA Ravens can have Huntley for 4 years on the cheap and load up everywhere else. Trade Jackson for a bounty and they are set.
How much would Huntley be worth if he keeps it up?
Trade Jackson for a bounty and they are set.
huntley looks like peyton manning at qb, compared to lamar.
this is gonna be something...
huntley looks like peyton manning at qb, compared to lamar.
this is gonna be something...
Lamar Jackson (ankle) did not participate in Thursday's practice.
Jackson was described as "day-to-day," by John Harbaugh on Wednesday, but Jackson has now missed every practice since hurting the ankle in Week 14. It's hard to see how he could be anything more than the pessimistic side of questionable this week, no matter what happens on Friday. Tyler Huntley would be a fine fantasy fill-in starter -- and possibly on the QB1 line -- this week against the Bengals.
Dec 23, 2021, 4:38 PM ET
NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports Lamar Jackson (ankle) is unlikely to play Week 16 against the Bengals.
Tyler Huntley would draw another start if Jackson -- who suffered an ankle sprain two weeks ago -- can't go against the Bengals. It would be a shock if Jackson, who hasn't practiced all week, was able to get in a limited practice Friday. If he does, he would have a slim shot of being under center for the Ravens Sunday. Huntley's rushing prowess makes him a low-end QB1 in Week 16 if he starts.
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Tyler Huntley
SOURCE: Ian Rapoport on Twitter
Dec 24, 2021, 8:19 AM ET
It's almost like the Tyler Huntley game against the Bears never happened to some people on here, and they are willing to erase the success of a Heisman winner and unanimous MVP with an ungodly W-L record in favor of an undrafted free agent that put up a lot of fantasy points in come back mode. Hilarious.