Yeah he's ranked higher than some of my other options, but hate the matchup.I know Pierce is good but sitting him this coming week. Jax d line looks pretty decent.
Right now leaning towards starting J. Warren over him in PPR.
Yeah he's ranked higher than some of my other options, but hate the matchup.I know Pierce is good but sitting him this coming week. Jax d line looks pretty decent.
Likely going Sky Moore if Toney and James are out. I’m thinking the Chiefs want to get going offensively.Yeah he's ranked higher than some of my other options, but hate the matchup.I know Pierce is good but sitting him this coming week. Jax d line looks pretty decent.
Right now leaning towards starting J. Warren over him in PPR.
I'm not selling unless someone gave me a WR2. I think once Stroud gets in a groove and the Oline comes back, he will be ready to pound in the cold months.Actually think he's a good buy low.
Stroud seems like he can get it together, decent WRs, injuries should be overcome at some point, and the matchups have been tough out of the gate.
No reason for the team to giveup on him either. Good young talent everywhere.
That's exactly what I'm thinking about doing.Yeah he's ranked higher than some of my other options, but hate the matchup.I know Pierce is good but sitting him this coming week. Jax d line looks pretty decent.
Right now leaning towards starting J. Warren over him in PPR.
NopeThat's exactly what I'm thinking about doing.Yeah he's ranked higher than some of my other options, but hate the matchup.I know Pierce is good but sitting him this coming week. Jax d line looks pretty decent.
Right now leaning towards starting J. Warren over him in PPR.
Question to all Pierce owners:
With RBs beginning to drop like flies, is anyone rostering his backup Singletary as insurance?
With RBs beginning to drop like flies, is anyone rostering his backup Singletary as insurance?
No value. I'd rather roster someone else's backup on the up side.That's exactly what I'm thinking about doing.Yeah he's ranked higher than some of my other options, but hate the matchup.I know Pierce is good but sitting him this coming week. Jax d line looks pretty decent.
Right now leaning towards starting J. Warren over him in PPR.
Question to all Pierce owners:
With RBs beginning to drop like flies, is anyone rostering his backup Singletary as insurance?
Pierce played 54% of the snaps while Singletary was in on 39%, however via PFF's Nathan Jahnke:Dameon Pierce rushed 14 times for 31 yards and a touchdown in the Texans’ Week 3 win over the Jaguars, adding three receptions for 28 additional yards.
Pierce was running behind an offensive line missing key pieces, leading to 2.2 yards per carry. He was able to punch in a goal-line touchdown and catch three passes, dominating running back touches until late when the Texans led by multiple possessions. Pierce’s efficiency will be low as long as Houston’s offensive line stays banged up, but he is the definitive lead back. Pierce is an RB2 in a Week 4 matchup against the Steelers.
- Rotoworld
Tunsil will be back next week, Howard/Scruggs by Week 5.Buy low on Dameon Pierce: Devin Singletary led the Texans in receiving yards, but this was mostly due to work in garbage time.
- The Texans running back rotation was relatively similar to the last two weeks.
- The main difference has been who is playing on passing downs. It was Mike Boone in Week 1, but he was inactive in Week 2, leading to Devin Singletary and Dare Ogunbowale taking those snaps.
- This week, Ogunobale was the healthy inactive, leading to Boone playing a few snaps on third downs again.
- Singletary only ran the ball twice over the first three quarters. Six of his carries occurred in the last seven minutes while Houston maintained a 17-point lead, which the Texans extended to 20 points.
- Houston was still without starting left tackle Laremy Tunsil while starting right tackle Tytus Howard and center Juice Scruggs are on injured reserve and eligible to return after Week 4. Once they are back, Pierce should be more effective rushing the ball.
Texans just picked up a few offensive lineman rumor is Tunsil may be out for much longer than anticipated. Fingers crossed that isn't true.Pierce played 54% of the snaps while Singletary was in on 39%, however via PFF's Nathan Jahnke:Dameon Pierce rushed 14 times for 31 yards and a touchdown in the Texans’ Week 3 win over the Jaguars, adding three receptions for 28 additional yards.
Pierce was running behind an offensive line missing key pieces, leading to 2.2 yards per carry. He was able to punch in a goal-line touchdown and catch three passes, dominating running back touches until late when the Texans led by multiple possessions. Pierce’s efficiency will be low as long as Houston’s offensive line stays banged up, but he is the definitive lead back. Pierce is an RB2 in a Week 4 matchup against the Steelers.
- Rotoworld
Tunsil will be back next week, Howard/Scruggs by Week 5.Buy low on Dameon Pierce: Devin Singletary led the Texans in receiving yards, but this was mostly due to work in garbage time.
- The Texans running back rotation was relatively similar to the last two weeks.
- The main difference has been who is playing on passing downs. It was Mike Boone in Week 1, but he was inactive in Week 2, leading to Devin Singletary and Dare Ogunbowale taking those snaps.
- This week, Ogunobale was the healthy inactive, leading to Boone playing a few snaps on third downs again.
- Singletary only ran the ball twice over the first three quarters. Six of his carries occurred in the last seven minutes while Houston maintained a 17-point lead, which the Texans extended to 20 points.
- Houston was still without starting left tackle Laremy Tunsil while starting right tackle Tytus Howard and center Juice Scruggs are on injured reserve and eligible to return after Week 4. Once they are back, Pierce should be more effective rushing the ball.
Holding firm.every time i watch him i think he looks great...last week was close. It's coming though you can see it
Holding firm.every time i watch him i think he looks great...last week was close. It's coming though you can see it
Although it will get worse. NO this week and then a bye week. Two more weeks of buy low offers coming my way. Nope.
Things could change.I thought about acquiring him, but that playoff schedule is brutal. TEN, CLE, TEN. Also has JAX and TB, which are both top 10 run defenses. So there are only 5 favorable matchups the rest of the year, and he hasn't really been producing as it is. However, those 5 matchups are all against bottom 10 run defenses (NYJ, ARZ, CAR, DEN, CIN).
Confident running game will improve
Pierce said Friday that this season has been like another rookie year for him, but he currently feels "amazing" and believes the Texans are "really close" to establishing a successful running game, Aaron Wilson of KPRC 2 Houston reports.
Advice: Pierce doesn't exactly sound frustrated; he appears to be acknowledging that he's had a tough adjustment period under new offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik, who has overseen a productive offense overall under the leadership of rookie quarterback C.J. Stroud. The running back didn't mention being frustrated with his role or usage, though fantasy managers have some cause for concern after Devin Singletary received just one fewer carry than Pierce (13 to 12) in Houston's final game before its Week 7 bye. Pierce likely will remain the starter this Sunday at Carolina and anticipates the Texans having a much more efficient rushing game during the second half of the season. A healthier offensive line certainly should help, especially relative to September when the Texans often had three or four of their five preferred starters out of the lineup.
- Rotowire
This may be true but watching him he still passes the eye test for me. Dude runs incredibly hard and rarely gets taken down easy or on the first hit, almost alway falling forward for extra yards. He just hasn’t had any room to run and is getting hit in the backfield every time. Everybody’s talking about how Singletary out played him last week but I watched the whole game, as I have all the Houston games this year, and his runs were against a Defense that was playing the pass so there were lanes. Lanes Dameon hasn’t seen all year.I hate to say it but you got what you drafted. A slow college committee 4th round RB on a mediocre to bad team with a rookie QB.
This may be true but watching him he still passes the eye test for me. Dude runs incredibly hard and rarely gets taken down easy or on the first hit, almost alway falling forward for extra yards. He just hasn’t had any room to run and is getting hit in the backfield every time. Everybody’s talking about how Singletary out played him last week but I watched the whole game, as I have all the Houston games this year, and his runs were against a Defense that was playing the pass so there were lanes. Lanes Dameon hasn’t seen all year.I hate to say it but you got what you drafted. A slow college committee 4th round RB on a mediocre to bad team with a rookie QB.
Like everyone I’m super disappointing as he hasn’t lived up to what we drafted. But when I watch him I don’t see a bad back. I see what I’ve seen 1 million times in the past with the solid running backs who are under performing. A bad line not giving him an opportunity.
Thanks, I really haven't seen him play much so this is helpful.This may be true but watching him he still passes the eye test for me. Dude runs incredibly hard and rarely gets taken down easy or on the first hit, almost alway falling forward for extra yards. He just hasn’t had any room to run and is getting hit in the backfield every time. Everybody’s talking about how Singletary out played him last week but I watched the whole game, as I have all the Houston games this year, and his runs were against a Defense that was playing the pass so there were lanes. Lanes Dameon hasn’t seen all year.I hate to say it but you got what you drafted. A slow college committee 4th round RB on a mediocre to bad team with a rookie QB.
Like everyone I’m super disappointing as he hasn’t lived up to what we drafted. But when I watch him I don’t see a bad back. I see what I’ve seen 1 million times in the past with the solid running backs who are under performing. A bad line not giving him an opportunity.
agree, whenever i watch him it seems like he's turning a 2-yard loss into a 2-yard gainThis may be true but watching him he still passes the eye test for me. Dude runs incredibly hard and rarely gets taken down easy or on the first hit, almost alway falling forward for extra yards. He just hasn’t had any room to run and is getting hit in the backfield every time. Everybody’s talking about how Singletary out played him last week but I watched the whole game, as I have all the Houston games this year, and his runs were against a Defense that was playing the pass so there were lanes. Lanes Dameon hasn’t seen all year.I hate to say it but you got what you drafted. A slow college committee 4th round RB on a mediocre to bad team with a rookie QB.
Like everyone I’m super disappointing as he hasn’t lived up to what we drafted. But when I watch him I don’t see a bad back. I see what I’ve seen 1 million times in the past with the solid running backs who are under performing. A bad line not giving him an opportunity.
if you were starting at flex would you jump at Gabe Davis 1-1 trade?
His day would have been a whole lot different if he wasn't stuffed on the 1 twice. And the next play on both some random FB and Stroud get the TDs.Well that's it for him...he's droppable
His day would have been a whole lot different if he wasn't stuffed on the 1 twice. And the next play on both some random FB and Stroud get the TDs.Well that's it for him...he's droppable
Can't argue with you there.His day would have been a whole lot different if he wasn't stuffed on the 1 twice. And the next play on both some random FB and Stroud get the TDs.Well that's it for him...he's droppable
Yes but he is always getting stuffed in the hole. That's his story 90% of the year
What's the play in dynasty? Buy low or avoid like the plague?
I was never super high on his long term prospects. He's talented. But it seems like NFL teams are quick to replace RB's taken after the 3rd round. But with his recent performance, feels like the price is way down.
I am a dynasty owner and I am looking to trade him. I was dead wrong about this guy when I took him 1.3 in the rookie draft last year.What's the play in dynasty? Buy low or avoid like the plague?
I was never super high on his long term prospects. He's talented. But it seems like NFL teams are quick to replace RB's taken after the 3rd round. But with his recent performance, feels like the price is way down.
I am a dynasty owner and I am looking to trade him. I was dead wrong about this guy when I took him 1.3 in the rookie draft last year.What's the play in dynasty? Buy low or avoid like the plague?
I was never super high on his long term prospects. He's talented. But it seems like NFL teams are quick to replace RB's taken after the 3rd round. But with his recent performance, feels like the price is way down.
I am a dynasty owner and I am looking to trade him. I was dead wrong about this guy when I took him 1.3 in the rookie draft last year.What's the play in dynasty? Buy low or avoid like the plague?
I was never super high on his long term prospects. He's talented. But it seems like NFL teams are quick to replace RB's taken after the 3rd round. But with his recent performance, feels like the price is way down.
He was the only game in town last year with a struggling HOU offense. Now they have CJ, a stable of RB options and a new OC. Fantasy prospects not bright.