That would be great if you got point for that in fantasy.Msw catching everything in camp.http://www.rotoworld.com/player/nfl/4243/mike-sims-walker
If what is taking place in camp carries over to the field during regular season, then it is indeed good.That would be great if you got point for that in fantasy.Msw catching everything in camp.http://www.rotoworld.com/player/nfl/4243/mike-sims-walker
Sims-Walker is severely undervalued at his present ADP.If what is taking place in camp carries over to the field during regular season, then it is indeed good.That would be great if you got point for that in fantasy.Msw catching everything in camp.http://www.rotoworld.com/player/nfl/4243/mike-sims-walker
Yes, and Amendola in a PPR too. Kendricks is the real deal. HooHoo is hurt again, so Kendricks is going to be SB's main target. Kendricks is built like a brick poop house too. He is going to be special in the Rams offense and with SB as QB and Josh as OC.Sims-Walker and Kendricks seem like the two plays here. Kendricks in particular, could be an extremely dirty pick.
Wasn't corbett there for a day?
Looks like Hawks will be late to the party....I surprised the Hawks aren't jumping all over Sims-Walker.
Gotta flap your wings to get off the ground.top15 WR. (Danario Alexander)
kinda. basically said the same thing as this thread. They are all kind of good, and no one is really separating themselves. No knock on CP, just the situation is tantamount to picking which broncos rb would start under shanny...Thanks CP. That's a very helpful article.
If he can turn Lloyd into a superstar, I'm glad to have him... With our WR's we need a miracle worker like that.Say hello to McDaniels.I didn't like them publicly saying it. SJax mentioned it specifically, which I thought was weird since he was barely used. He was standing up for his teammates I guess, but Bradford also mentioned it albeit much more diplomatically. I think having 12 WR's hurts this process too. Not only are they all trying to learn the O, but there aren't enough balls to go around to cement it in their heads. Not enough positive rewards for running the right route and a ball waiting for them when they get there. I'm sort of rooting against guys like Avery and Gilyard to fall back in the competition so they can focus on those doing better, but nobody is lighting it up and nobody is really sucking. It's all mediocre for as far as the eye can see.That's cause for concern IMO.

Wouldn't that require his YPC to go up like 33%? This is such a messWhen you have 5 guys, you have none. Amendola is the slot guy. Probably a lock for 75 catches and about 750 yards if the other guys stay healthy. He's not a redzone threat at all
For anyone joining the thread late, this post really sums it all up.This is such a mess
That's what I want to know. I stashed him away as I think he can be the WR1 on this team if he's back and healthy.So what's going to happen to Mark Clayton?
Rams say his knee is not 100%. Clayton visited other teams but was not offered a contract.That's what I want to know. I stashed him away as I think he can be the WR1 on this team if he's back and healthy.So what's going to happen to Mark Clayton?
Targeting Gibson late is good advice but that doesn't make the situation less messy. There is a lot of interest in this situation(at least for me) because you have a developing QB and a new OC that just recently took a journeyman at best WR and turned him into one of the most productive fantasy WRs last season. I'm not reading this thread looking for a guy that might be a decent flex late, I have a long list of those guys. I'm trying to see if I can find the next Brandon Lloyd. And that quest is indeed a mess at this point.It's not as messy as some are thinking. Amendola and MSW go anywhere in the 8th-10th rounds, but wait 4 more rounds and grab Brandon Gibson late as a WR5/6, that will get you some ROI...dude was a weekly flex last year in the 10-12 ppg range for a while, no reason he cannot improve.
I'm trying to figure out where I would take MSW. Last night he was the only receiver in when he scored his TD. 2 TE, 2 Backs and MSW- could imply he is their WR version of a GL back. It makes sense given his production in JAC. I worry that he might only have 800-900 yard upside the way they are using him. Amendola I don't want in the first 12 rounds. Gibson ~ round 12 starts to look good as well.It's not as messy as some are thinking. Amendola and MSW go anywhere in the 8th-10th rounds, but wait 4 more rounds and grab Brandon Gibson late as a WR5/6, that will get you some ROI...dude was a weekly flex last year in the 10-12 ppg range for a while, no reason he cannot improve.
I'm not suggesting that Amendola is going to score a bunch of TDs but these stats stolen from another thread contradict your redzone claim.Unless your point is to predict his Redzone targets will diminish significantly this year.When you have 5 guys, you have none. Amendola is the slot guy. Probably a lock for 75 catches and about 750 yards if the other guys stay healthy. He's not a redzone threat at all.
He's prolly gonna play golf, take a nap and maybe a dip in the ocean on South Beach...So what's going to happen to Mark Clayton?
Unless Clayton re-signs (not resigns) , Denario Alexander plays through the pain, Donnie Avery's speed is back and and Marty Gilyard, Pettis and Salas continue to develop or excel.It's not as messy as some are thinking. Amendola and MSW go anywhere in the 8th-10th rounds, but wait 4 more rounds and grab Brandon Gibson late as a WR5/6, that will get you some ROI...dude was a weekly flex last year in the 10-12 ppg range for a while, no reason he cannot improve.
Face it, this is the equivalent of playing Church Bingo. You might actually win something, but it's more likely that you will just get frustratingly close a lot and wish you were somewhere else drinking...That's exactly why I agree with targeting Gibson out of the 3. I just picked him up in the 15th round earlier this week. Its not like you're expecting a starter at that time so shoot for the moon with high upside. Its a crap shoot between Amendola, MSW and Gibson IMO. Amendola is the safest to be at least serviceable but is also being drafted earlier. MSW isn't far behind. But Gibson is there much later, so if you don't get anything from him you're really not out anything. I can't say I've ever looked back on a season and said "If only I hadn't wasted my 15th round pick I could have won it all".Unless Clayton re-signs (not resigns) , Denario Alexander plays through the pain, Donnie Avery's speed is back and and Marty Gilyard, Pettis and Salas continue to develop or excel.It's not as messy as some are thinking. Amendola and MSW go anywhere in the 8th-10th rounds, but wait 4 more rounds and grab Brandon Gibson late as a WR5/6, that will get you some ROI...dude was a weekly flex last year in the 10-12 ppg range for a while, no reason he cannot improve.Face it, this is the equivalent of playing Church Bingo. You might actually win something, but it's more likely that you will just get frustratingly close a lot and wish you were somewhere else drinking...
This is the problem with Amendola- he only had 3 Tds. THREE! On the 2nd most RZ targets in the league. Having MSW and Kendricks could mean Amendola ends the season with 50+ catches on 1-2 TDs. Last year was a perfect storm for him and he only put up a lot of catches- nothing else. 2 catches for 5 yards, 2 catches 18 yards, 2 catches 15 yards has been his preseason so far. Meanwhile Bradford had thrown 4 TDs this season- ALL of them to players not on the Rams last season. Avery, MSW and Kendricks.I'm not suggesting that Amendola is going to score a bunch of TDs but these stats stolen from another thread contradict your redzone claim.Unless your point is to predict his Redzone targets will diminish significantly this year.When you have 5 guys, you have none. Amendola is the slot guy. Probably a lock for 75 catches and about 750 yards if the other guys stay healthy. He's not a redzone threat at all.
Top 10 Redzone targets
24 Larry Fitzgerald
24 Danny Amendola (Great Value Pick, and now in a Josh McDaniels offense (possible Welker like numbers this year)
23 Lance Moore (Great Value Pick, adds yet another reason to look for him, shows why Drew Brees pushed for a new contract.. trust)
23 Wes Welker (Shows who Brady is going to trust when it is time to score)
22 Roddy White
22 Marques Colston
22 Terrell Owens
19 Pierre Garcon
19 Dwayne Bowe
19 Mike Williams (TB)
Top 10 Inside 10 Yardline targets
14 Larry Fitzgerald
13 Wes Welker (Again only makes him bigger in PPR leagues)
13 Danny Amendola (Again reinforces his sleeper potential in a Josh McDaniels offense where his young QB trusts him)
13 Miles Austin (Reinforces beliefs of Romo's trust in him)
11 Hakeem Nicks (Shows how huge he can be if he can play a whole season)
10 Terrell Owens
09 Santana Moss
09 Dwayne Bowe
09 Pierre Garcon
08 Mike Williams
08 Marques Colston
08 Hines Ward
This is the problem with Amendola- he only had 3 Tds. THREE! On the 2nd most RZ targets in the league. Having MSW and Kendricks could mean Amendola ends the season with 50+ catches on 1-2 TDs. Last year was a perfect storm for him and he only put up a lot of catches- nothing else. 2 catches for 5 yards, 2 catches 18 yards, 2 catches 15 yards has been his preseason so far. Meanwhile Bradford had thrown 4 TDs this season- ALL of them to players not on the Rams last season. Avery, MSW and Kendricks.I'm not suggesting that Amendola is going to score a bunch of TDs but these stats stolen from another thread contradict your redzone claim.Unless your point is to predict his Redzone targets will diminish significantly this year.When you have 5 guys, you have none. Amendola is the slot guy. Probably a lock for 75 catches and about 750 yards if the other guys stay healthy. He's not a redzone threat at all.
Top 10 Redzone targets
24 Larry Fitzgerald
24 Danny Amendola (Great Value Pick, and now in a Josh McDaniels offense (possible Welker like numbers this year)
23 Lance Moore (Great Value Pick, adds yet another reason to look for him, shows why Drew Brees pushed for a new contract.. trust)
23 Wes Welker (Shows who Brady is going to trust when it is time to score)
22 Roddy White
22 Marques Colston
22 Terrell Owens
19 Pierre Garcon
19 Dwayne Bowe
19 Mike Williams (TB)
Top 10 Inside 10 Yardline targets
14 Larry Fitzgerald
13 Wes Welker (Again only makes him bigger in PPR leagues)
13 Danny Amendola (Again reinforces his sleeper potential in a Josh McDaniels offense where his young QB trusts him)
13 Miles Austin (Reinforces beliefs of Romo's trust in him)
11 Hakeem Nicks (Shows how huge he can be if he can play a whole season)
10 Terrell Owens
09 Santana Moss
09 Dwayne Bowe
09 Pierre Garcon
08 Mike Williams
08 Marques Colston
08 Hines Ward
I have to admit I thought the same thing after I posted the stats. When Sabertooth stated that Amendola was "not a redzone threat at all", he may very well have been aware of the target numbers and could still fairly make his statement.Amendola may have had the opportunity - and that's something to consider this season - but actually doing something with those chances is another thing altogether.This is the problem with Amendola- he only had 3 Tds. THREE! On the 2nd most RZ targets in the league. Having MSW and Kendricks could mean Amendola ends the season with 50+ catches on 1-2 TDs. Last year was a perfect storm for him and he only put up a lot of catches- nothing else. 2 catches for 5 yards, 2 catches 18 yards, 2 catches 15 yards has been his preseason so far. Meanwhile Bradford had thrown 4 TDs this season- ALL of them to players not on the Rams last season. Avery, MSW and Kendricks.I'm not suggesting that Amendola is going to score a bunch of TDs but these stats stolen from another thread contradict your redzone claim.Unless your point is to predict his Redzone targets will diminish significantly this year.When you have 5 guys, you have none. Amendola is the slot guy. Probably a lock for 75 catches and about 750 yards if the other guys stay healthy. He's not a redzone threat at all.
Top 10 Redzone targets
24 Larry Fitzgerald
24 Danny Amendola (Great Value Pick, and now in a Josh McDaniels offense (possible Welker like numbers this year)
23 Lance Moore (Great Value Pick, adds yet another reason to look for him, shows why Drew Brees pushed for a new contract.. trust)
23 Wes Welker (Shows who Brady is going to trust when it is time to score)
22 Roddy White
22 Marques Colston
22 Terrell Owens
19 Pierre Garcon
19 Dwayne Bowe
19 Mike Williams (TB)
Top 10 Inside 10 Yardline targets
14 Larry Fitzgerald
13 Wes Welker (Again only makes him bigger in PPR leagues)
13 Danny Amendola (Again reinforces his sleeper potential in a Josh McDaniels offense where his young QB trusts him)
13 Miles Austin (Reinforces beliefs of Romo's trust in him)
11 Hakeem Nicks (Shows how huge he can be if he can play a whole season)
10 Terrell Owens
09 Santana Moss
09 Dwayne Bowe
09 Pierre Garcon
08 Mike Williams
08 Marques Colston
08 Hines Ward
FWIW I was able to get Amendola in my 4 man PPR keeper league at 8.9 which would put him at 12.9 in re-draft leagues.As it stands right now he's been the ONLY constant in the offense and in the news coming out of STL. Having a 75-700-5 is very possible given the potential for growth between him and Bradford. My only worry is that McDanials makes him Royal and not Welker...'Ministry of Pain said:It's not as messy as some are thinking. Amendola and MSW go anywhere in the 8th-10th rounds, but wait 4 more rounds and grab Brandon Gibson late as a WR5/6, that will get you some ROI...dude was a weekly flex last year in the 10-12 ppg range for a while, no reason he cannot improve.
Gibson is starting his 3rd season. He was traded from the team that drafted him after the 1st game of the season last year, and you've seen all we can expect from him? Seems a little premature to go that far.'Sudoku_in_the_Bathtub said:Gimme Amendola and MSW over Gibson. (wouldn't waste a draft pick period on Gibson)We've seen what Gibson offers on gamedays. He's a mediocre NFL WR. He'll need 200 targets to catch 70 balls. Full offseason, he's likely roster bubble. No offseason is going to kill a lot of rookies (Salas/Pettis)
Totally... he's already accomplished far more than Stevie Johnson had in his career before his 3rd season last year... or Brandon Lloyd the last 4 years. That being said. He's never really shown anything to make me go "wow! this guy is a stud in the making!" Not great speed, not great hands... but his route running seems pretty crisp. I can't argue with anyone labeling him as mediocre... but that doesn't make him undraftable and he can still be the best passing option on that team this year.Gibson is starting his 3rd season. He was traded from the team that drafted him after the 1st game of the season last year, and you've seen all we can expect from him? Seems a little premature to go that far.'Sudoku_in_the_Bathtub said:Gimme Amendola and MSW over Gibson. (wouldn't waste a draft pick period on Gibson)We've seen what Gibson offers on gamedays. He's a mediocre NFL WR. He'll need 200 targets to catch 70 balls. Full offseason, he's likely roster bubble. No offseason is going to kill a lot of rookies (Salas/Pettis)
He doesn't have the ability or on field intelligence to be a good starting NFL WR on a good team. Like I said, if you throw him the ball 200 times, he'll catch 70 passes. Sam Bradford deserves a better starting WR than him. MSW can be a good #2 NFL WR. Amendola is and can continue to be a solid slot guy. (Whether he is for the long-term only Rams management knows). Rams need an NFL quality #1 WR -- that's not Brandon Gibson. The pieces are getting there for Bradford -- Kendricks looks like a nice receiving find at TE.Gibson is starting his 3rd season. He was traded from the team that drafted him after the 1st game of the season last year, and you've seen all we can expect from him? Seems a little premature to go that far.'Sudoku_in_the_Bathtub said:Gimme Amendola and MSW over Gibson. (wouldn't waste a draft pick period on Gibson)We've seen what Gibson offers on gamedays. He's a mediocre NFL WR. He'll need 200 targets to catch 70 balls. Full offseason, he's likely roster bubble. No offseason is going to kill a lot of rookies (Salas/Pettis)
yesI have Clayton, Alexander, and MSW in a 10-team dynasty PPR league and I can only keep 1 after September 2. Not sure which one I'm gonna roll with -- probably MSW.
Don't forget Avery in there too and they love Salas too. He has game.'DevilintheDetail said:Gibson is still listed as WR1 on the Rams official depth chart. It also lists MSW as backing up Amendola. Thoughts on that?
That was me, and yes. The Rams WR's aren't getting much seperation and Bradford loves Kendricks. Kendricks is a monster too. He is built like a tank. Very muscular, strong lower body, good hands, deceptive quickness. LB's won't be able to stay with him and he's way too big and strong for a safety. He is going to be a mis-match nightmare. I compare him so far to Gates. Not as tall, but plays a very similar game. He's almost 6'4 and weighs 245.'LawFitz said:The more I read this thread, the higher I get on Kendricks. Someone made a great point in the sleeper TE thread about Bradford's connection with Gresham at OK. While everyone is looking for a WR to become the apple of Bradford's eye, could it instead be the rookie TE?
Functionally, there are two guys who can stretch the field: Alexander (when healthy), and MSW.Amendola runs the most crisp routes, and he's nearly suicidal about going over the middle to catch tough passes.Gibson was a 6th Eagles rounder who was going to be stuck on the practice squad. He has had tons of opportunity (3 starts his rookie year and 12 last when virtually the whole corps went down). 34 on 69 targets and 53 on 91 targets. Dude is like a poor man's RoY.Avery has been full speed at practice since August 22nd, and after missing a year, no need to rush it. But if he recovers it is difficult to see a role for Gibson IMO.Regardless of the official depth chart, the FF chart in your head should read PPR - Amendola is #1 MSW #2, Standard reverse that. Though to be honest, in my PPR redraft tomorrow morning I might just take MSW because I think he has the highest ceiling. Highest floor is Amendola.IMOYMMV'DevilintheDetail said:Gibson is still listed as WR1 on the Rams official depth chart. It also lists MSW as backing up Amendola. Thoughts on that?
Why do you think he has a high floor? Since 1970 no player has averaged < 9 yards a catch with at least 30 receptions and gone on to have a meaningful career. Most of the guys that did it were has beens like Peerless Price, Ike Hilliard or Joe Horn in one of their last years in the league. As far as I can see the best career to come out of one of these guys was Jabar Gaffney or Bobby Engram.Highest floor is Amendola.
Because he's going to catch a lot of balls, and his ypc can't get worse so that'll translate into actual yards.I know I am probably coming off as an amendola hater, which in a way I guess I am, but would one of the pimpers answer me this
Why do you think he has a high floor? Since 1970 no player has averaged < 9 yards a catch with at least 30 receptions and gone on to have a meaningful career. Most of the guys that did it were has beens like Peerless Price, Ike Hilliard or Joe Horn in one of their last years in the league. As far as I can see the best career to come out of one of these guys was Jabar Gaffney or Bobby Engram.Highest floor is Amendola.
Why is he going to catch a lot of balls? He caught a lot of balls last year when everyone else (literally) was injured, it is unlikely the situation this season is even half as bad.Because he's going to catch a lot of balls, and his ypc can't get worse so that'll translate into actual yards.I know I am probably coming off as an amendola hater, which in a way I guess I am, but would one of the pimpers answer me this
Why do you think he has a high floor? Since 1970 no player has averaged < 9 yards a catch with at least 30 receptions and gone on to have a meaningful career. Most of the guys that did it were has beens like Peerless Price, Ike Hilliard or Joe Horn in one of their last years in the league. As far as I can see the best career to come out of one of these guys was Jabar Gaffney or Bobby Engram.Highest floor is Amendola.
That's the problem, they really don't have any field stretchers. DX could be, but I don't think he is going to make the team due to his knees. Avery has potential, but is always hurt. MSW is going to catch a lot of balls in the 10-20 yard range, the same with Gibson, and Amendola underneath in the middle. They will pound it with SJax and their drives will be methodical and precise. Kendricks will also play a key part.Here is question for Fantatic or B2H or any other homers:Nobody threw short of the sticks more than Bradford last year. Partly by design, but also because that was the way he operated much of the time at OU. The attack was very dependent on YAC.Supposedly that is all going to change under McDaniels. Do you guys see them going vertical more this year? What have we seen so far in preseason? Do they have the personnel to stretch the field like that?TIA