Question about return men/ Justin Miller (1 Viewer)

[strong]

I joined an IDP league for the first time and it also is the first league I've been in that rewards points for return yardage. But I'm having difficulty finding depth chart info on return men... Ourlads has it for some teams, but not all... And nfl.com has the preseason stats, but obviously a lot of teams are trying out several players so it's tough to know who has the job without depth chart info...

Anyone know of good resources for this?

And, more specifically, anyone know how much CB Justin Miller played for the Jets last year? I know he had some defensive stats and is a starter this year, but was he a starter last year? And is he still expected to be the main kick returner? Or will Leon Washington unseat him...

Thanks for any help...

 

[Marc Levin]

This is really an IDP question, so I am directing it to the IDP forum.

If you want, go ahead and post a SEPARATE request for return men info only in the Shark pool, but you are really asking IDP questions here.

 

[-OZ-]

Sorry I'm not of help, but I'm in the same position, with the same question. Considering dropping Ed Reed for Justin Miller (wouldn't be a factor in most leagues, but in this one, it is a close call)

 

[littletank]

As far as I know Justin Miller is returning kicks. He should start or atleast be a nickel defender.

My league counts 1 per 10 yards return so the good returners are very valuable considering they usually get around 1500 yards.

He was the 3rd highest DB in my league last year and I picked him up this year.

The best DB/kick returner though is T. Mcgee. 2nd was Carr of Oakland. Not sure if he is still returning kicks.

If your scoring is similar to mine and you get 1 per 10 yards then Josh Scobee of Seattle is a very cheap RB that you can use for consistant scoring. Tyson Thompson is another.

 

[Jene Bramel]

Our depth charts (by Bob Henry) designate the current punt returners (PR) and kick returners from each team (KR).

Threads (or posts) discussing Justin Miller here and here (bottom of post) and here (from May).