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The proof is in the tape. Hes extremely talented.
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In redraft, he going to improve each week this season. For dynasty owners, he is probably a low end RB1 or high end RB 2 next season.The proof is in the tape. Hes extremely talented.
What specifically did you see that was not to your liking?Having watched the game, I didn't feel good about what I saw. I plan to sell off these 2 TD's in hopes others didn't see it too.
So you're talking about a random 1st?What is he worth in PPR dynasty? 2021 1st?
What do you think a young top 10 RB with a bright future ahead is worth?What is he worth in PPR dynasty? 2021 1st?
I can only say how I value him as a dynasty owner who drafted him this year at 2.12. I wouldn't trade him for a 1.12 or a late 2021 first because I don't think that is likely to lead to a better RB prospect. He has proven he can play in the NFL and is performing as a RB10 in my 1 pt ppr league this year. Basically he is doing as well as CEH and significantly better than any other rookie RB this year. I would want at least a mid-first round pick like a 1.05.What is he worth in PPR dynasty? 2021 1st?
Top 10? He's not in the top 10 for me.What do you think a young top 10 RB with a bright future ahead is worth?
In my opinion more than a 1st round pick next season where I will hope to land a player who might be as good as Gibson.
Did you forget about Robinson?I can only say how I value him as a dynasty owner who drafted him this year at 2.12. I wouldn't trade him for a 1.12 or a late 2021 first because I don't think that is likely to lead to a better RB prospect. He has proven he can play in the NFL and is performing as a RB10 in my 1 pt ppr league this year. Basically he is doing as well as CEH and significantly better than any other rookie RB this year. I would want at least a mid-first round pick like a 1.05.
He is probably a better target if he is owned by a team that is positioning for the playoffs this year and you would do better if you could offer a veteran with a good playoff schedule who is going to give the other owner's team a better chance to win this year.
Trading him for picks is going to be tough because he is young with upside and proven ability so why would a rebuilding team trade him?
He is currently top 10 in scoring.Top 10? He's not in the top 10 for me.
He is 12 in my dynasty league...Mike Davis is 11...Mike Davis... Anyway...He is currently top 10 in scoring.
There are some guys injured. Who would you rank ahead of him?
I would add Mixon, Ekeler, and Jones. Had Hunt not resigned with Cleveland I would go with him too.He is 12 in my dynasty league...Mike Davis is 11...Mike Davis... Anyway...
Again, dynasty so a current injury does not count for what I've been talking about
I know I listed more than 10 below, but ya get my point. To be fair, Gibson is in my top 20, probably top 15. 1st rounder for a guy that loses so many touches & catches to JD McKissic?! Not today for me.
CMC
Zeke
Kamara
Barkley
Cook
Henry
Robinson
CEH
Jacobs
Chubb
Swift
M. Sanders
He’s a really raw rookie running back! Putting up a borderline rb1 season on a bad team. People would really value a random 1 over a young guy performing already in the NFL?!? That’s insanity to me.He is 12 in my dynasty league...Mike Davis is 11...Mike Davis... Anyway...
Again, dynasty so a current injury does not count for what I've been talking about
I know I listed more than 10 below, but ya get my point. To be fair, Gibson is in my top 20, probably top 15. 1st rounder for a guy that loses so many touches & catches to JD McKissic?! Not today for me.
CMC
Zeke
Kamara
Barkley
Cook
Henry
Robinson
CEH
Jacobs
Chubb
Swift
M. Sanders
Agreed, with this caveat. It depends on the NFL draft. We saw CEH's stock explode because of the team that picked him. Nothing to stop any of the high-powered offenses that need a RB next year from doing the same.He’s a really raw rookie running back! Putting up a borderline rb1 season on a bad team. People would really value a random 1 over a young guy performing already in the NFL?!? That’s insanity to me.
Right there will be a player or 2 like that and they’ll go in the top 5 or higher like CEH did. If you can get a top 5 pick I’d consider it. But without that assurance I’m holding the young, elite athlete, top 12 ish (for this year) Rb.Agreed, with this caveat. It depends on the NFL draft. We saw CEH's stock explode because of the team that picked him. Nothing to stop any of the high-powered offenses that need a RB next year from doing the same.
Yeah I am likely taking all of the guys you list ahead of Gibson.Helaire-ious said:He is 12 in my dynasty league...Mike Davis is 11...Mike Davis... Anyway...
Again, dynasty so a current injury does not count for what I've been talking about
I know I listed more than 10 below, but ya get my point. To be fair, Gibson is in my top 20, probably top 15. 1st rounder for a guy that loses so many touches & catches to JD McKissic?! Not today for me.
CMC
Zeke
Kamara
Barkley
Cook
Henry
Robinson
CEH
Jacobs
Chubb
Swift
M. Sanders
But how can he develop if they won't pass the ball to him?As far as the McKissic taking targets from Gibson right now I don't think that is something that will continue next season. They want Gibson to be a 3 down RB like CMC. As I said back in the summer I thought Gibson would take a year or two to develop as a receiver, if he were playing that position exclusively. He does have experience as a receiver already though and as a RB I think he will improve that part of his game in time. If Washington wanted to have a 2 down RB with a 3rd down RB coming in they could have just kept Peterson. They want Gibson to be their do everything RB in time.
The coach has stated on several occasions that he's taking his time developing Gibson.But how can he develop if they won't pass the ball to him?
Practice.But how can he develop if they won't pass the ball to him?
He has 27 receptions through 11 games as a rookie. If that represents anything close to a receiving floor, and there is room for growth in terms of pass blocking and route running, then sign me up. Oh wait I already did everywhere. I really think expecting more catches than this for a guy that has taken over but is still learning the the running role, is asking too much for a rookie in COVID 2020 on the WFT. That said, he *is* getting some targets. If we're only concerned with ROS I can't imagine Alex Smith should make anyone feel less about Gibson's PPR prosepcts.But how can he develop if they won't pass the ball to him?
Yeah perhaps so. Especially if they have some scrub at QB again, as they are likely to do. Alex Smith probably props Gibson's value a little if he is the expected starter. Gotta figure they go a different direction though.Gibson seems like one of those guys you can get in the third round in redrafts next year, but could be a top 3-5 RB if he becomes a true three down back.
I doubt anyone has been trading him for that. If so, that's not smart.Why anyone would want to trade this guy for a random 1st is beyond me. He's still learning the position.
Admittedly, I'm a U of Memphis alumni.
So glad I dropped him weeks ago. Gibson owners should be really happy right now. He’s playing well and is getting the touches.Buy low window slammed shut.
I tried to get him in dynasty after last week. No dice. I shoulda put a sad emoji on my post. I own him nowhere. Looks the part for sure.So glad I dropped him weeks ago. Gibson owners should be really happy right now. He’s playing well and is getting the touches.
And was involved early in the passing game. McKissic owners didn't like that.So glad I dropped him weeks ago. Gibson owners should be really happy right now. He’s playing well and is getting the touches.
Admittedly I probably sound stupid after saying what I did after a big game (not saying I am not stupid). I 100% agree there is room for improvement and that is exciting. I guess when they needed short yardage conversions they seemed to trust their other backs who seemed to be more efficient in decision making in that situation. (I own the guy, want him to awesome).Just based on some of the comments in the game thread and also the past week or so talking about Gibson and what his value might be moving forward, it seems that people still doubt his ability.
I am not really clear on what specifically peoples criticisms of Gibson are? One theme seems to be that Gibson doesn't pass the eye test. Anyone could have done well with that blocking.
I think Gibson could benefit from more leverage by running with lower pad level especially before making contact with a defender. I think he is still learning how to read defenses and his blocking. I think he looked improved from when I watched him earlier on in the season. There were still a lot of dead runs. Dallas has a lot of speed to stop the toss plays and other runs outside better than they are stopping runs up the middle. I do think the many outside runs in the first half perhaps set up some of the inside runs later on.
While nothing special as a receiver in this game still good to see him have 5 receptions. That was one of the concerns about Gibson, that he wasn't getting the lions share of the receiving opportunity. We know what CMC can do in this offense. It was a step in the right direction, there is still a lot of untapped upside here.
Read up before my post.I doubt anyone has been trading him for that. If so, that's not smart.
I keep hearing people saying they aren't impressed with him even though he continues to produce at a top level.Maybe you’re more optimistic about what you’re seeing.I think for some reason you are missing some special things and I don't know why but he's definitely not 'meh' in my estimation. I see some special things.
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Time will tell. It’s a small sample size. But at the end of the day we both watched a video that was 11 touches for under 40 rushing yards with 2 receptions that went nowhere. And not to be the “if not for that long run” guy, but if not for that long run where he tripped over a teammate in the open field, he would have had closer to 2 YPC than the 4 he had.
I remain unconvinced. I am not closed minded nor am I making a definitive statement about ROS. But on that video I saw very little to get excited about.
Go to the link for the full read.Antonio Gibson played 19 games of college football at Memphis, and only carried the ball 33 times...
... what got Gibson drafted in the third round of the 2020 NFL draft wasn’t the box score, but the traits he flashed every time he did touch the ball.
Even a closer look at the stat sheet showed what Gibson was capable of with the ball in his hands. He averaged 19 yards per reception at Memphis, and 10 of his 44 career receptions ended up in the end zone. As a runner, the bang for the buck was even more eye-popping, as Gibson averaged 11.2 yards per rushing attempt, scoring four touchdowns on those 33 carries...
I dont think Zeke scores on those 2 runs. Not quite that easy.I love this dude but those two 20+ yard TD runs he had today were just about the easiest pair of 20+ yard TDs any NFL RB will ever have.
It looked like an Alabama RB running through a Mack truck 8 foot wide hole against Southwest Chattanooga A&M State.
I can see what you were saying. My guess, and hope, is coaching staff gives most carries and touches to him and treat McKissic as fill in for breather breaks. This allow him to get consistent top level production. He has been every bit worth the 8th round pick I spent for him. And it’s dynasty soAdmittedly I probably sound stupid after saying what I did after a big game (not saying I am not stupid). I 100% agree there is room for improvement and that is exciting. I guess when they needed short yardage conversions they seemed to trust their other backs who seemed to be more efficient in decision making in that situation. (I own the guy, want him to awesome).
I am probably nitpicking. Two of his longer TD runs where gimmies but to his credit he took advantage. I should probably just stop typing.....he did help me this week bigtime and hope he continues to show.
Meh. I saw a Dallas defense that could t stop anything. He looked better than I initially thought (and I’ve come back here & said as much a few weeks ago) but you could drive a freight train through the holes he had last night. Every TD run was untouched busted coverage.I keep hearing people saying they aren't impressed with him even though he continues to produce at a top level.
I forgot who I had this conversation with back in September so I wonder if you had changed your mind or not.
I saw some special things.
Antonio Gibson proving traits trump production in draft evaluations
Go to the link for the full read.
Well, some match ups are better than others... and that is true for all players. If you sort by ppg in ppr you will see he is 10th on the board. He is a rookie, and rookies need time to develop. Add in slow start with no preseason and it is a good trajectory he is on. Though next two weeks are tough match ups. But weeks 15 and 16 are good ones. So just hoping I make that deep in the playoffs to use him. But he’s right there with Robinson and CEH as far as rookies rbs go. So that seems special to me.Meh. I saw a Dallas defense that could t stop anything. He looked better than I initially thought (and I’ve come back here & said as much a few weeks ago) but you could drive a freight train through the holes he had last night. Every TD run was untouched busted coverage.
I still don’t think he’s special. Sorry.