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I have him and McLaurin and feel really good about itI dont know what to do with him either.
I hate owning Washington players. Too much can go wrong...

I have him and McLaurin and feel really good about itI dont know what to do with him either.
I hate owning Washington players. Too much can go wrong...
Why do you feel good about it?I have him and McLaurin and feel really good about it![]()
Guice is young, looks good to me and is getting more and more reps. IF he makes it through the rest of this season without any injuries that require rehab I’ll feel even better. He’s just 22 and they’re giving him 3rd down work too. Obviously I’ll wait to see who they get as a HC though.Why do you feel good about it?
I own them both too.
Afraid horrible coaching, bad supporting cast, bad QB play, a minor procedure turning into endless infections, etc are not making me feel good about it. Players on really bad teams usually don't produce, especially RBs.
ThisGuice is young, looks good to me and is getting more and more reps. IF he makes it through the rest of this season without any injuries that require rehab I’ll feel even better. He’s just 22 and they’re giving him 3rd down work too. Obviously I’ll wait to see who they get as a HC though.
Yes they are bad this year but things in the NFL turn around quickly. Our division (I’m an Eagles fan) is also very bad. They can compete as soon as next season.
McLaurin is going to be really good. Wouldn’t shock me if he enters top 10 PPR as soon as next season.
the odds are stacked against him pretty significantlyGuice is young, looks good to me and is getting more and more reps. IF he makes it through the rest of this season without any injuries that require rehab I’ll feel even better. He’s just 22 and they’re giving him 3rd down work too. Obviously I’ll wait to see who they get as a HC though.
Yes they are bad this year but things in the NFL turn around quickly. Our division (I’m an Eagles fan) is also very bad. They can compete as soon as next season.
McLaurin is going to be really good. Wouldn’t shock me if he enters top 10 PPR as soon as next season.
Still wouldn’t shock me if he werethe odds are stacked against him pretty significantly
Derrius Guice rushed 10 times for 129 yards and two touchdowns in the Redskins' Week 13 win over the Panthers.
Guice was phenomenal against a porous Panthers run defense. He showed a ton of strength while running through arm tackles and had enough wiggle in space to create big plays. Guice's two touchdowns were both at the goal-line, which is a good sign that he's getting those looks over Adrian Peterson. AP was also fantastic today, rushing for 99 yards and a score on a team-high 13 carries. This is still a committee backfield and will be hard to fully trust given what we've seen from the offense. Guice will be a boom-or-bust flex play in Green Back next week. Expect him to handle 8-14 touches then.
Mmmm...with D Henry as my RB1, if they unleash Guice in a similar fashion might have to rename my team to the Stiffarm Express
You'll absolutely be able to flip him if you need to improve your team elsewhere. The question is do you really want to? At a minimum I'd hold until you know who the next coach will be. Me, I've been holding since last year and will continue to do so in belief he takes over the backfield in 2020.might be able to actually trade him for something this offseason
I have long term concerns. if he ends the season as good as he played today then he is a hold, but I have health concernsYou'll absolutely be able to flip him if you need to improve your team elsewhere. The question is do you really want to? At a minimum I'd hold until you know who the next coach will be. Me, I've been holding since last year and will continue to do so in belief he takes over the backfield in 2020.
It seems like you already made up your mind despite mounting evidence that he may be a strong hold.I have long term concerns. if he ends the season as good as he played today then he is a hold, but I have health concerns
Agreed on all fronts. As long as ADP is productive and healthy there is no compelling reason to kick him to the curb. 13/99/1 is pretty productive.For this year ROS, do we actually think they start giving Guice the reins a little more?
I don't think so -- even with the argument that they need to see what they have in Guice as a featured back, I don't see why from both a risk and potential impact standpoint the team doesn't simply continue to split carries between Guice and ADP.
Add a healthy Chris Thompson back into the mix, and despite a good match up or two down the stretch, and despite his obvious talent, I am not sure Guice has the volume to trust as a flex option in the playoffs this year.
I wish I knew how that committee was going to work. I don't think Guice becomes the feature back. Doesn't seem worth the ris for the Redskins. Add Thompson to the mix and Guice is probably getting 35-40% of the touches IMO.For this year ROS, do we actually think they start giving Guice the reins a little more?
I don't think so -- even with the argument that they need to see what they have in Guice as a featured back, I don't see why from both a risk and potential impact standpoint the team doesn't simply continue to split carries between Guice and ADP.
Add a healthy Chris Thompson back into the mix, and despite a good match up or two down the stretch, and despite his obvious talent, I am not sure Guice has the volume to trust as a flex option in the playoffs this year.
I have both and it has never even crossed my mind to bench Kamara (zeke is my #2). He just came off back to back 20 point weeks.Forget week 16...If Cousins gets me what I need tonight and I make the playoffs, I am very strongly considering marching Guice out there instead of Kamara (CMC is my #1 rb). I'm sick of hearing about Kamara's upside. Please talk me off the ledge.
He's also had 3 explosive plays in the last two games.Over the last three games Guice has three carries from the one yard line (2 TDs), Peterson has zero.
I think he is flex worthy on his 10 or so carries and 2-3 targets/game going forward. I don't see Chris Thompson impacting his market share in the least.
Probably no one. That is seriously impressiveHe's also had 3 explosive games in the last two games.
What other RBs can say that?
How do you define explosive? Rush yards after hand-off on a given play (e.g. longest run)?He's also had 3 explosive plays in the last two games.
What other RBs can say that?
Agreed. He and Reed won't be with the team in a few months. Its Guice and AP from here on out, and I hope more and more carries for Guice.Over the last three games Guice has three carries from the one yard line (2 TDs), Peterson has zero.
I think he is flex worthy on his 10 or so carries and 2-3 targets/game going forward. I don't see Chris Thompson impacting his market share in the least.
Yup. Thompson will have no effect whatsoever.Agreed. He and Reed won't be with the team in a few months. Its Guice and AP from here on out, and I hope more and more carries for Guice.
Guice had 31% in week 11 & 41% in week 12. He had 9, 11 & 13 rushes+targets.Yup. Thompson will have no effect whatsoever.
Week 13 snap counts:
A. Peterson - 23 (36%)
C. Thompson - 23 (36%)
D. Guice - 19 - (30%)
Thompson got most of his Wk 13 opportunities in the 2-min drill right before halftime. If the Redskins get significantly behind there's easily a scenario where Thompson gets a disproportionate share.Guice had 31% in week 11 & 41% in week 12. He had 9, 11 & 13 rushes+targets.
He has put up 244 yards and 3 TDs.
In week 13 Thompson had 5 opportunities (his season low) for 29 yards. And, Guice had his season high in opportunities with impressive results.
No, I don't expect Thompson's presence to have any impact in Guice. If anything Guice is going to impact Thompson's opportunities.
Oh goodness no. I never said that or anything close to that. I was very clear that I think he is a 10-13 opportunity guy, who can be explosive and gets GL opps, which makes him a flex play RoS.PhantomJB said:Thompson got most of his Wk 13 opportunities in the 2-min drill right before halftime. If the Redskins get significantly behind there's easily a scenario where Thompson gets a disproportionate share.
You seem to think Guice will continue to put up huge numbers ROS even though there is likely to be a pretty firm ceiling on his touches. Ok.
I don't know about disproportionate share but agree with the general take.PhantomJB said:Thompson got most of his Wk 13 opportunities in the 2-min drill right before halftime. If the Redskins get significantly behind there's easily a scenario where Thompson gets a disproportionate share.
RoS what looks is Guice losing in the passing game? He's getting two targets per game, I doubt that changes under any game script. Peterson is the biggest threat to Guice's touches, not Thompson. And Peterson has been virtually splitting opportunities 50:50 with Guice over the last three games.I don't know about disproportionate share but agree with the general take.
Tompson won't impact Guice at all from a rush attempt standpoint. But it may still be that Guice may lose looks in the passing game in game script situations where WAS gets behind and they need to throw to keep up. Thompson is a proven vet in passing downs and his pass pro is serviceable.
That said, Guice definitely looks to be a hold through the season, with the only cap on value, and what hesitates me from starting him, is that his volume is capped. ADP isn't going away.
This next game will be interesting to see if they do give Guice more of the lion's share of carries, which would change my opinion of his startability through the playoffs considerably.
Derrius Guice left Week 14 against the Packers with a knee injury
Guice went down at the end of a 23-yard run. He walked off under his own power, but the Redskins ruled him out in the second half. Any knee injury is a concern with Guice given his history. Adrian Peterson will handle all early-down work in his absence.
Dec 8, 2019, 2:07 PM ET
NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reports Derrius Guice suffered an MCL sprain in Week 14 against the Packers.
It's another tough break for Guice, who had a pair of knee surgeries over the last two years. An MCL injury isn't the worst news, but with only three games remaining and Guice's extensive history it's possible he'll be shut down. Barring setbacks, Guice should have a normal offseason, but it's going to be hard for the Redskins to count on his durability going forward. With Guice sidelined, Adrian Peterson should return to a workhorse role.
SOURCE: Tom Pelissero on Twitter
Dec 8, 2019, 7:08 PM ET
Looks explosive when healthy but those days rarely happen. Can't imagine any team could count Guice as their starting RB.Dang...sad
Thought it was already decided he was out 2-4 weeks? Must have been an assumption that I heard somewhere. Droppable in redraft.Unsurprisingly, Shefter says he's already OUT for week 15.
I thought Guice was going to solidify my thin RB Corp too. That was over quickly and it's time to go fishing again.I thought I was lucky to find him and Penny on my waiver wire last week...
I figure that's the case but it would be good to get more confirmation out of today's MRI. WAS plays the Giants this year and that could be a solid match up if a miracle happens and he can recover and play. Grade 1 sprains are way less onerous than grade 2 tears.Droppable in redraft.
NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports Derrius Guice (knee) was diagnosed with an MCL sprain.
This reaffirms Tom Pelissero's initial report. Rapoport adds the ACL was intact — a sigh of relief since Guice spent the entire offseason and a handful of games mid-season rehabbing from separate knee injuries. Coach Bill Callahan already ruled out Guice for Week 15, but this news likely sidelines the second-year runner for Washington's final two regular season games, too. The team will move forward with Adrian Peterson on early downs and Chris Thompson being treated as their primary pass-catching option.
SOURCE: Ian Rapoport on Twitter
Dec 10, 2019, 8:19 AM ET
Redskins placed RB Derrius Guice on injured reserve with a sprained MCL, ending his season.
Guice's latest knee issue will cost him the final three games of his sophomore campaign after he missed his entire rookie year. Guice confirmed his upside this year, averaging a top-flight 5.8 yards per carry in one of the league's worst offenses, but also his downside, as he simply can't stay on the field. Still only 22, Guice did enough this year to keep himself in the running for lead-back duties in 2020, but his health should be at the forefront of both the Redskins and dynasty players' minds.
Dec 10, 2019, 5:03 PM ET
Why not just be really really safe and hold him out til 2021 to regain his strength. I guess one of my 2 IR slots in dynasty is already spoken for next year.best thing for him IMO. allows him to fully regain his strength for 2020