Johnny Utah #9
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Yeah, what the hell was that guy smoking. Who gives up Kelce for a RB3?Not sure why Kelce owner would trade for Zeke in a redraft. Talk about 2 players and teams going in opposite directions!
Yeah, what the hell was that guy smoking. Who gives up Kelce for a RB3?Not sure why Kelce owner would trade for Zeke in a redraft. Talk about 2 players and teams going in opposite directions!
There’s noone coming on the oline this yearPitt next week and then a bye. My hope is that my team can survive without him for two weeks and then the Oline and Dalton are healthier on the other side of the bye.
https://twitter.com/caplannfl/status/1324105823241592835?s=21Adam Caplan @caplannfl
#Cowboys RB Ezekiel Elliott (hamstring) was limited in today's practice.
#PITvsDAL
In my 10 team redraft, I traded Zeke for K. AllenZeke was just traded straight up for Kelce in my 12 team redraft
If Mosert comes back healthy that's a good trade.I traded Zeke for Dionte Johnson and Mosteert yesterday. It was the best deal I could get. 12 team redraft big money league
Cowboys RB Ezekiel Elliott (hamstring) did rehab work during individual drills at Thursday's practice.
Elliott was limited during Wednesday's practice with the hamstring issue. Though he's still on track to play this week against Pittsburgh, a Friday downgrade could mean a big workload for Tony Pollard this week against the Steelers. Elliott should not be considered a fantasy RB1 in the current iteration of the Dallas offense. He's averaged 3.7 yards per carry over the team's past three games while averaging 10.1 PPR points per contest.
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SOURCE: Calvin Watkins on Twitter
Nov 5, 2020, 1:06 PM ET
I get the frustration and disappointment, but Zeke is still quite a bit ahead of Lindsay in my opinion. Even against the Steelers this week, let alone for the ROS.Where do you guys view Zeke compared to someone like Lindsay?
I'm thinking Zeke wil be good for 7 pts per game, but no ceiling anymore. Does Dalton really change things? Lindsay could at least pop off once in awhile.
hmmmmmmmI can see zeke pulling up with a "hammy issue" in the not so near future. This season is kaput
You sensed Dak getting his leg broke?Dumped him him this year at the draft for a 1&2. Sensed this was coming, only a matter of time.
Cowboys RB Ezekiel Elliott (hamstring) is listed as questionable for Week 9 against the Steelers.
Cowboys OC Kellen Moore said it's a "wait-and-see thing" when asked about Elliott's potential workload against Pittsburgh. Limited in practice throughout the week after tweaking the hamstring late in Week 8's loss to the Eagles, Elliott has puts fantasy managers in a tough spot. It's not often that a first round pick should be treated as a RB3 option, but that's exactly what fantasy players should do in Week 9. Tony Pollard would become an intriguing start if Zeke sits. Pollard should be rostered in all formats.
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SOURCE: Michael Gehlken on Twitter
Nov 6, 2020, 4:44 PM ET
I got rejected straight up for Swift.Zeke don't run more than ten yards no more. Zeke done.
Getting what I can for him.
I've been shopping him in redraft and he's officially a pariah. Covered with ten foot pole marks...I got rejected straight up for Swift.
F me.
That is a big distinction. Dynasty rejection I can totally see. Redraft, not so much. But to each their own...Dynasty or redraft?
Buy low time, people see what they want to see and make up stories to fit their narrative. This year is wasted, but hopefully Dak is back next year and the o'line is much healthier. Unfortunately I don't see McCarthy going anywhere until after next year though so temper expectations.Cowboysfan8 said:You sensed Dak getting his leg broke?
Because in the 5 games Dak played Elliott had 28,24,28, 23 and 24 in ppr
16 in a terrible loss to Ari
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BingoBuy low time, people see what they want to see and make up stories to fit their narrative. This year is wasted, but hopefully Dak is back next year and the o'line is much healthier. Unfortunately I don't see McCarthy going anywhere until after next year though so temper expectations.
I agree the offense will be better next year with Dak and the offensive line back in place, but Zeke, for the most part, has looked pretty pedestrian to me and is clearly starting to wear downBingo
He looked good to me earlier in the season.I agree the offense will be better next year with Dak and the offensive line back in place, but Zeke, for the most part, has looked pretty pedestrian to me and is clearly starting to wear down
Sounds like it's all up to pregame walkthroughUgh is he playing?! Hate the late start as I have Pollard ready to rock in many desperation leagues.
I have him rostered in a salary-cap, keeper league. Based on his salary and performance this year, he is not an attractive keeper option. That being said, he is a starting RB who gets the majority of his team's RB work.3 hour lunch said:Curious of any other deals for him recently. He’s only 25 but doesn’t look the same.
Geez, what a fall from grace. I was thinking more in terms of dynasty. I was offered Zeke for McLaurin and a 1st today so was just curious. I’m not a top contender so I’ll probably pass but was just curious to see what the going rate for him is. His numbers were still ok with Dak, and there’s so few bell cows out there.I have him rostered in a salary-cap, keeper league. Based on his salary and performance this year, he is not an attractive keeper option. That being said, he is a starting RB who gets the majority of his team's RB work.
Prior to last week, I offered him to another in my league who is strong at WR and weak at RB, and was sitting in the 1st spot OUT of the playoffs (1 game back).
Other owner has Hill, M Thomas, C. Ridley, T Higgins, D Parker, and J Crowder at WR (start 2 RBs and 2 WRs, plus 2 flex each week). He has Breida, Fournette, Hines, and J Kelley at RB (he lost Barkley earlier this year, lost then traded away Ekeler, and currently has David Johnson on IR).
Last Sunday was our trade deadline and he has 6 viable starting WR options but just 2 RB2's (Breida & Fournette) and 2 RBBC guys (Hines & Kelley) at RB.
I offered Zeke and Duke Johnson for T. Hill. Keep in mind Duke was being viewed as a hot RB option last week, once David Johnson went on IR.
He replied almost instantly and said he had no interest in Zeke. Didn't even offer one of his other WRs (that he can't start); just said no.
Not really any contract issues. Both Zeke & Hill's contracts make them unlikely to be kept. Duke wouldn't be a keeper b/c of value/performance.I think I would have jumped at the deal Bayhawks offered unless I am missing some detail like contract years or something.
I would likely turn down the offer 3 hour lunch had although its not unreasonable. That is actually close I think. I would want at least that to part with Elliot.
Currently Elliot is RB 6 in fantasy PPR scoring. He has been a top 10 RB every season he has been in the league. His efficiency stats are down this year but I think that is more the offensive line and less of a throwing threat without Dak as the main reasons for that.
He has been a top 10 RB in fantasy every season so far for his career. He has at least one more in him after this if he stays healthy, and looking at his draft position along with him being a 21 year old RB entering the league, he actually has 3 more seasons of useful productivity left after this season although there may be some decline in performance 2022 or 2023.
I roster him. Make me an offer. (That's my mindset, frankly.)Well you have me thinking buying Elliot right now might be worth a shot.
and whose backup does more with limited touches, AND doesn't fumble. For the life of me, I don't get how people are so high on Zeke.Dynasty:
Zeke is a newly high paid mental midget that’s greatly dependent upon an above average OL.
Make your decisions accordingly.
I mean he's clearly playing with a hamstring injury. Whether that gets resolved this year or not is a fair question but 4-5 weeks ago he looked like a totally different player.and whose backup does more with limited touches, AND doesn't fumble. For the life of me, I don't get how people are so high on Zeke.
I am going to send out some feelers in my leagues. Wondering how low owners are willing to accept right now. Trade calcs have his value way down.I roster him. Make me an offer. (That's my mindset, frankly.)
I wonder about this. If he has a hamstring thats the kind of thing that needs rest and playing through it adds risk of cascade injury. So if this is serious then why is he playing through it?Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones said. "He gave a gutty performance [against Pittsburgh] where he wasn't able to practice. Certainly had a little nagging hamstring. He just made some really solid, dirty runs and I think Zeke is a great player and -- just like everybody else on this team -- [has] been put in some challenging and tough positions. But he keeps competing."
I imagine they will shut him down at the end of the year, especially with nothing to play for....Dallas Cowboys' Ezekiel Elliott on dip in production: It's been tough
I wonder about this. If he has a hamstring thats the kind of thing that needs rest and playing through it adds risk of cascade injury. So if this is serious then why is he playing through it?
I guess I'm too far off. Hunt and Carson doesn't really interest me given Carson's injury history. (He's hurt every year for at least three games and owners wonder why other owners don't want him). Hunt plus young receiver like Claypool would (I play PPR). Calcs have that even slightly in favor of Hunt/Claypool sender. Mixon plus late first might pique interest, but I don't like foot injuries.I am going to send out some feelers in my leagues. Wondering how low owners are willing to accept right now. Trade calcs have his value way down.
Would Hunt+Carson interest you? Trade calcs actually have that even if not favoring Hunt side, and it kind of works out in one of my leagues as the guy with Zeke is a contender that has lost all his other RBs to injury and has no RB2.
In another league, how far often are Mixon/Zeke to you? Calcs have the difference at about Mixon/2nd = Zeke. I would imagine I am as ready to get out from under Mixon as Zeke owners are to get out from under him.
Yeah looks like Zeke's value is all over the place depending on the owner.I guess I'm too far off. Hunt and Carson doesn't really interest me given Carson's injury history. (He's hurt every year for at least three games and owners wonder why other owners don't want him). Hunt plus young receiver like Claypool would (I play PPR). Calcs have that even slightly in favor of Hunt/Claypool sender. Mixon plus late first might pique interest, but I don't like foot injuries.
I'd see what receivers you had. Jefferson plus Drake or player of same caliber would likely get it done. Jefferson's value alone is too light straight up, even according to calcs.
Looks like maybe Zeke is a hold right now, considering...
I would have seriously considered your offer before rejecting it. My big hang-up is Carson in that deal. If you tried somebody different -- even lesser on the calcs -- that would move the needle for me to seriously consider it again. It just feels like forever since he's suited up (it hasn't been that long, really). It also just seems like foot injuries are not to be taken lightly.Yeah looks like Zeke's value is all over the place depending on the owner.
I offered Hunt/Carson/1st for Zeke and he sent me a message saying he would move Zeke/3rd for Barkley/Swift and not any less than that. Lol.
A girl can dream right?Yeah looks like Zeke's value is all over the place depending on the owner.
I offered Hunt/Carson/1st for Zeke and he sent me a message saying he would move Zeke/3rd for Barkley/Swift and not any less than that. Lol.
"It's not the years, honey...it's the mileage."Zeke's dynasty value remains elite, in my estimation. A lot of people seem to be chicken littleing because the Dallas offense is struggling without Dak right now, but Zeke is only 25 years old, he has never had a serious injury, and, despite his current woes, there is no indication Zeke's skills have suddenly diminished.