Undecided, most offers I have received have been underwhelming. This is a keeper league but I have AP and Gurley also. I will be seeing if the owner of Jamaal Charles is a willing buyer. I severely lack WR power and he has quite the collection of receivers.You gonna sell high?I couldn't get a bag of rocks for this guy a few weeks back now everybody is knocking at my door. Fantasy football is a funny game sometimes. Good to see him back to the Doug we know and love. He looked good last night. Hopefully it continues.
I can't imagine the other owner not wanting to make a deal. MIght be tough to get anything done on Martin's bye week though.Undecided, most offers I have received have been underwhelming. This is a keeper league but I have AP and Gurley also. I will be seeing if the owner of Jamaal Charles is a willing buyer. I severely lack WR power and he has quite the collection of receivers.You gonna sell high?I couldn't get a bag of rocks for this guy a few weeks back now everybody is knocking at my door. Fantasy football is a funny game sometimes. Good to see him back to the Doug we know and love. He looked good last night. Hopefully it continues.
He had a nice breakaway reception, but I don't know that Sims has ever looked good as a runner. At least he's cracked 3 ypc this season, but as a change of pace back, 3.6 ypc is pretty poor.Sims looked really good too. Ali Marpet is blasting people off the ball.I still find Sims' usage disturbing. I mean, they gave that turd a goal line carry (9:15 4Q 1st and goal on the 2). Luckily he didn't get in and they put Martin in and he got it.
FWIW, the snap split was 41-26.
If they're going to run it that much Doug can't get it all.
You just sold two young starters for an old back on a questionable offense? Assuming redraft, but even then, I don't like that trade.Someone just offered me Forte for Martin and Gio. I'm selling high.
Feel your pain. After starting him the first 2 weeks (sigh) I more than sat the little fella, I cut him precisely before the week 4 game (siggggh) for (sigh) Michael Floyd. He was my rb4/5 at the time. He would now be my rb2/3. Floyd? Planted deep on my bench.I fail at fantasy football.I sat him. again.
Hmm...I like Forte but you gave away a LOT for him. We all know Martin is doing his thing, and so is GioSomeone just offered me Forte for Martin and Gio. I'm selling high.
4. It was clear back in preseason action that Doug Martin had recaptured his rookie-season form after disappointing efforts in 2013 and 2014. Through four regular-season games that obvious improvement was masked by ineffective blocking. The Bucs made a key adjustment against a Jaguars defense missing leading tackler Paul Posluszny. Tampa Bay ran 17 of 62 plays (27 percent) with an extra offensive lineman, gaining an average of 7.5 yards per play. Teams entered the week averaging fewer than two plays per game with an extra offensive lineman.
After gashing Jacksonville's defense for 123 yards and a pair of touchdowns in a highlight-reel performance, Martin is tied with Johnson for second place in rushing yards.
D. Freeman tore up the Redskins defense. He ran for 153 yards on them. And then Chris Ivory ran for 146 last week. What impressed you with them against Atlanta?Hmm... I'm not that high on him this week. The game is on the road and Washington's D looked legit against Atlanta. The only good news here is that the Washington offense likely won't be able to run away with the game, so Doug should stay in as part of the game plan, although I think they'd be crazy to pull him for Sims even if they are down 2 scores. I think someone posted an article about how Doug's pass protection has really improved this year.
I'm not recommending benching him if you've got him, but don't be shocked if they keep him out of the end zone. My guess: 18/72/0 + 2/15/0. I hope he does better, though.
If you watched the actual game, they dominated the Falcons for 3 quarters. If they had any offense at all, they would've won that game.D. Freeman tore up the Redskins defense. He ran for 153 yards on them. And then Chris Ivory ran for 146 last week. What impressed you with them against Atlanta?Hmm... I'm not that high on him this week. The game is on the road and Washington's D looked legit against Atlanta. The only good news here is that the Washington offense likely won't be able to run away with the game, so Doug should stay in as part of the game plan, although I think they'd be crazy to pull him for Sims even if they are down 2 scores. I think someone posted an article about how Doug's pass protection has really improved this year.
I'm not recommending benching him if you've got him, but don't be shocked if they keep him out of the end zone. My guess: 18/72/0 + 2/15/0. I hope he does better, though.
This is a good point. I hadn't delved that deep into it.Jacksonville came into Tampa sporting the best yards per carry against average in the NFL. The Bucs had a lot of success with a "jumbo" package against them where they brought in an additional offensive lineman to play outside the tackle. You'll probably see a lot more of it against Washington, who has given up a ton of yards on the ground the last two weeks. Freeman and Ivory have murdered them the last two weeks rushing and receiving.
Washington's statistics can be a little misleading against the run as well with Miami only attempting 13 carries, St. Louis only 7 carries, and Philadelphia only 8 carries. The teams who have stuck with the run against them have had success. Tampa has been successful when they've pounded the ball and limited Jameis' throws/reads. I don't see why they'd change the formula coming off their bye.
For some reason, they seem to be getting easier to run on as the season goes. Hoping to see more of Martin as we've seen their last two games.If you watched the actual game, they dominated the Falcons for 3 quarters. If they had any offense at all, they would've won that game.D. Freeman tore up the Redskins defense. He ran for 153 yards on them. And then Chris Ivory ran for 146 last week. What impressed you with them against Atlanta?Hmm... I'm not that high on him this week. The game is on the road and Washington's D looked legit against Atlanta. The only good news here is that the Washington offense likely won't be able to run away with the game, so Doug should stay in as part of the game plan, although I think they'd be crazy to pull him for Sims even if they are down 2 scores. I think someone posted an article about how Doug's pass protection has really improved this year.
I'm not recommending benching him if you've got him, but don't be shocked if they keep him out of the end zone. My guess: 18/72/0 + 2/15/0. I hope he does better, though.
Overall, they rank 8th in yardage and 15th in points. Not as good as I expected, so maybe Doug has a better shot this week than I thought. But still, I don't have a lot of faith in Winston. Maybe Winston can avoid turnovers and Martin can plug away in a 13-6 type of game.
The Redskins are 25th in the league in YPC allowed at 4.6.This is a good point. I hadn't delved that deep into it.Jacksonville came into Tampa sporting the best yards per carry against average in the NFL. The Bucs had a lot of success with a "jumbo" package against them where they brought in an additional offensive lineman to play outside the tackle. You'll probably see a lot more of it against Washington, who has given up a ton of yards on the ground the last two weeks. Freeman and Ivory have murdered them the last two weeks rushing and receiving.
Washington's statistics can be a little misleading against the run as well with Miami only attempting 13 carries, St. Louis only 7 carries, and Philadelphia only 8 carries. The teams who have stuck with the run against them have had success. Tampa has been successful when they've pounded the ball and limited Jameis' throws/reads. I don't see why they'd change the formula coming off their bye.
Any word on if Evan Smith and Logan Mankins are back? If so, that would be a huge boon to the run game. Hopefully they both healed up over the bye.For some reason, they seem to be getting easier to run on as the season goes. Hoping to see more of Martin as we've seen their last two games.If you watched the actual game, they dominated the Falcons for 3 quarters. If they had any offense at all, they would've won that game.D. Freeman tore up the Redskins defense. He ran for 153 yards on them. And then Chris Ivory ran for 146 last week. What impressed you with them against Atlanta?Hmm... I'm not that high on him this week. The game is on the road and Washington's D looked legit against Atlanta. The only good news here is that the Washington offense likely won't be able to run away with the game, so Doug should stay in as part of the game plan, although I think they'd be crazy to pull him for Sims even if they are down 2 scores. I think someone posted an article about how Doug's pass protection has really improved this year.
I'm not recommending benching him if you've got him, but don't be shocked if they keep him out of the end zone. My guess: 18/72/0 + 2/15/0. I hope he does better, though.
Overall, they rank 8th in yardage and 15th in points. Not as good as I expected, so maybe Doug has a better shot this week than I thought. But still, I don't have a lot of faith in Winston. Maybe Winston can avoid turnovers and Martin can plug away in a 13-6 type of game.
You guys are giving me more hope for a big game than I had.The Redskins are 25th in the league in YPC allowed at 4.6.This is a good point. I hadn't delved that deep into it.Jacksonville came into Tampa sporting the best yards per carry against average in the NFL. The Bucs had a lot of success with a "jumbo" package against them where they brought in an additional offensive lineman to play outside the tackle. You'll probably see a lot more of it against Washington, who has given up a ton of yards on the ground the last two weeks. Freeman and Ivory have murdered them the last two weeks rushing and receiving.
Washington's statistics can be a little misleading against the run as well with Miami only attempting 13 carries, St. Louis only 7 carries, and Philadelphia only 8 carries. The teams who have stuck with the run against them have had success. Tampa has been successful when they've pounded the ball and limited Jameis' throws/reads. I don't see why they'd change the formula coming off their bye.
I expect the Bucs to run a lot since Jameis has done well in games where they limit his throws (both his wins were in games where he 21 and 19 times).
hey...whatever works for HIM ...as long as he keeps playing like he is nowUmmm Dougernaut? No.
Muscle Hampster.
I kind of like the Dougernaut.hey...whatever works for HIM ...as long as he keeps playing like he is nowUmmm Dougernaut? No.
Muscle Hampster.
and DOUGERNAUT it is !!!!!!!!!!I kind of like the Dougernaut.hey...whatever works for HIM ...as long as he keeps playing like he is nowUmmm Dougernaut? No.
Muscle Hampster.
Head scratcher. If Doug was gassed they should have thrown a jump ball to Evans. He was abusing Washington's corners all freaking day.Another good game. Bucs should have given it to him again on that last 3rd and goal and not Sims.
not fantasy related but the Skins were all primed to stop the run - have to score a TD there - one of the downs should have been a pass to Evans or Jackson.Head scratcher. If Doug was gassed they should have thrown a jump ball to Evans. He was abusing Washington's corners all freaking day.Another good game. Bucs should have given it to him again on that last 3rd and goal and not Sims.
Yes they were. Just about anything else would have worked in that situation. Jackson was injured, but the Redskins had no answer for Evans. Just asinine to not attempt something else there.not fantasy related but the Skins were all primed to stop the run - have to score a TD there - one of the downs should have been a pass to Evans or Jackson.Head scratcher. If Doug was gassed they should have thrown a jump ball to Evans. He was abusing Washington's corners all freaking day.Another good game. Bucs should have given it to him again on that last 3rd and goal and not Sims.
 
 Didn't he gain like 3-4 yards the 1, then almost get in?Either way, I agree with you; don't run that play-throw it up to Evans, run the Dougenator again, or let James run a sneak.He had two straight carries after the long run. I don't mind them going in a different direction, but the play they called was awful. It was basically the only thing they could have done short of a penalty to lose yardage. They were on the 1. Punch it in and the game is over.
Morons.
it almost seems like they're bending over backwards to force Simms into action. Not sure why. Martin is a great receiver in his own right.Didn't he gain like 3-4 yards the 1, then almost get in?Either way, I agree with you; don't run that play-throw it up to Evans, run the Dougenator again, or let James run a sneak.He had two straight carries after the long run. I don't mind them going in a different direction, but the play they called was awful. It was basically the only thing they could have done short of a penalty to lose yardage. They were on the 1. Punch it in and the game is over.
Morons.
wouldn't they ride the guy leaving to conserve the guy stayingThey are forcing Sims the ball because Martin will be a FA next year.
