BobbyLayne
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No soup for you!hrmmmmm
Do we listen to an assement from the team at Pro Football Focus who graded him #4 RB last year.... or Mr Soup who says he stinks.
No soup for you!hrmmmmm
Do we listen to an assement from the team at Pro Football Focus who graded him #4 RB last year.... or Mr Soup who says he stinks.
Similar to Cam Akers being out, it's easy to say they'll bring in another back, but who? I don't think there's anyone out there that could be considered a threat to Gus' workload. If Dobbins is really out for the year, I can't think of many "cleaner" situations for the backup RB to be an immediate RB1. Pollard I guess. Perhaps Mattison or Dillon?I really see another RB coming in if Dobbins is lost for the season.
Ty'son Williams is smaller than Gus, but a similar runner to my eyes. Good vision and decent power to get to the next level. The backfield would need more speed and I'm not sure Justice Hill is going to be that answer.
The 850 includes 129 yards receiving from 9 catches. His career best in receptions. I'd expect a committee here limiting his touches to 220 maybe 240 ceiling, implying about 1100 yards and 9 TDs and some upside on yards. Great value if you've already drafted.He's a league winner is who he is. Dude had 850 yards and 6 TD's last year in a 3 headed RBBC. Now he's going to have the same backfield mostly to himself?
I don't know how current the info on nfltraderumors.co is, but some known FAs on their list include Gurley, Yeldon, Ware, Peterson, Frank Gore, Duke Johnson, Chris Thompson, Bell, Gafney, Alfred Morris. Pickings are a little slim, but I'm sure one of them plus Hill and Williams can soak up 135 touches.Similar to Cam Akers being out, it's easy to say they'll bring in another back, but who? I don't think there's anyone out there that could be considered a threat to Gus' workload. If Dobbins is really out for the year, I can't think of many "cleaner" situations for the backup RB to be an immediate RB1. Pollard I guess. Perhaps Mattison or Dillon?
Similar to Cam Akers being out, it's easy to say they'll bring in another back, but who? I don't think there's anyone out there that could be considered a threat to Gus' workload. If Dobbins is really out for the year, I can't think of many "cleaner" situations for the backup RB to be an immediate RB1. Pollard I guess. Perhaps Mattison or Dillon?
If Ty'Son makes the squad then he's thread-worthy.I really see another RB coming in if Dobbins is lost for the season.
Ty'Son Williams is smaller than Gus, but a similar runner to my eyes. Good vision and decent power to get to the next level. The backfield would need more speed and I'm not sure Justice Hill is going to be that answer.
ADP hasn’t caught up with the injury yet. For those that drafted in the last day or two, where is Gus going?The 850 includes 129 yards receiving from 9 catches. His career best in receptions. I'd expect a committee here limiting his touches to 220 maybe 240 ceiling, implying about 1100 yards and 9 TDs and some upside on yards. Great value if you've already drafted.
My advice: hope he's there in the 6th, at which point you grab him. Don't overpay.ADP hasn’t caught up with the injury yet. For those that drafted in the last day or two, where is Gus going?
I’m drafting 5 out of 12 tomorrow and assume if I want him, I need to target 4th or 5th round.
I kinda swung for the fences in my 16 teamer last night and took him in the 4th round as my RB2.ADP hasn’t caught up with the injury yet. For those that drafted in the last day or two, where is Gus going?
I’m drafting 5 out of 12 tomorrow and assume if I want him, I need to target 4th or 5th round.
I’m drafting 5 out of 12 tomorrow and assume if I want him, I need to target 4th or 5th round.
Lamar’s legs are the only real threat Gus needs to have lanes. You can’t defend Lamar’s running with 1 defender. Gus is great at hitting the hole hard while the defense is trying to figure out who has the ball.I own Gus at great value in a couple of places because I believe my eyes and certain analysts that he is a really good runner.
I just have a hard time projecting Gus to be an immediate RB1 without being more involved in the passing game. Limits his upside. I think with the injuries Baltimore has in the WR room it adds to the pressure to try and pick up a back that can bring another dimension. The running lanes for Gus aren't going to be there if him and Lamar's legs are the only real threats.
Good postOh one more thing, Gus got Covid for the second time in early August. Had to sit the days consistent with what an unvaccinated player would sit so we can assume he wasn’t vaxxed then and probably still isn’t. He’s unlikely to get Covid in season due to having just had it but close contact with someone could still have him sit a few days I believe. Don’t know how much anyone cares about that but to my knowledge that’s where he’s at.
but in redraft tonight I grabbed Gus at 5.11 in a non-PPR. I’m good with that price
I simply cannot fathom how he is falling that far. Potential, if not likely, top 10 back. Is everyone asleep?
seriously.....congratulations.
Why wouldn't he go in the 3rd round where Dobbins was going?Mikejay said:ADP hasn’t caught up with the injury yet. For those that drafted in the last day or two, where is Gus going?
I’m drafting 5 out of 12 tomorrow and assume if I want him, I need to target 4th or 5th round.
If you wait till the 6th, you’re not likely to get him. If you’re worried about overpaying in the 4th or 5th, then you probably don’t value him that highly. Agree with the consensus that he’s probably worth in same neighborhood as Dobbins was. Would be happy to get him in the 4th.SeniorVBDStudent said:My advice: hope he's there in the 6th, at which point you grab him. Don't overpay.
I guess you're right....Dobbins was a polarizing draft candidate with a wide distribution of projections.If you wait till the 6th. You’re not likely to get him. If you’re worried about overpaying in the 4th or 5th, then you probably don’t value him that highly. Agree with the consensus that he’s probably worth in same neighborhood as Dobbins was. Would be happy to get him in the 4th.
Doesn’t have the receiving upside Dobbins did IMO. Nor the draft investment from the team. Dobbins was an early 3rd. Gus a late 3 early 4 to me. Not too big a difference.Why wouldn't he go in the 3rd round where Dobbins was going?
Not sure Dobbins had any receiving upside. LJax doesnt check down, he runs.Doesn’t have the receiving upside Dobbins did IMO. Nor the draft investment from the team. Dobbins was an early 3rd. Gus a late 3 early 4 to me. Not too big a difference.
True that it’s not a ton of upside and I mentioned that as well in the Dobbins thread. But Jk was the guy who would be on the field in passing situations and at least has the skillset to do some things Gus can’t. Gus probably gets pulled for Hill or maybe Williams on obvious passing downs.Not sure Dobbins had any receiving upside. LJax doesnt check down, he runs.
I doubt it, unless it's someone who's more of a STer. They've already got too many painful roster decisions to make at other positions. Before Dobbins got hurt, the only shot Hill had to stick was his value on ST - Williams had already moved past him on the depth chart - and I'm betting he was in real danger of getting cut anyway.The next week could be very important for Edwards' value. Will the Ravens add a veteran, such as Frank Gore, Adrian Peterson or Todd Gurley? Will there be a RB of significance cut by another team, such as Latavius Murray or Mark Ingram?
I will be mildly surprised if the Ravens go into the season with Gus Edwards, Ty'Son Williams and Justice Hill as their top 3 RBs, but if they do, it suggests the level of confidence the team has in this stable of backs.
For the sake of all formats and sizes, rounds are pretty difficult to guage. Would I take him in the 45-60 pick range? Without hesitation. Anything earlier than that, you probably have some real decisions to make with proven WR's and guys in equal situation to Gus Edwards.So are we all in agreement that he should be going early-mid 4th round if we're on the clock and he's sitting there? (in either format)
45-60 seems low. That means you wouldn't for sure snag him up until 4.09. I'm curious what his new ADP is just based on drafts yesterday. I'd guess around 4.06 but not sure.For the sake of all formats and sizes, rounds are pretty difficult to guage. Would I take him in the 45-60 pick range? Without hesitation. Anything earlier than that, you probably have some real decisions to make with proven WR's and guys in equal situation to Gus Edwards.
What are you concerned about? He's the clear lead RB on one of the best rushing attacks in NFL history. If you give Jackson 800-900 yards, you'll still have 1,600-1,700 yards (or more) to go around - I believe Edwards gets 65% of those. He's never rushed for less than 5 ypc. The O line has been all kinds of banged up, but getting healthier. They were a mess last year, too. But the scheme (& Jackson) make for good RB opportunities.So are we all in agreement that he should be going early-mid 4th round if we're on the clock and he's sitting there? (in either format)
JK would probably be an early 2 if Gus didn’t exist…one way you can kinda look at it....is what if the opposite would have happened....what if Gus would have been injured for the year...?....would Dobbins have gotten a bump....?..
I realize they are different players.....but just not sure Dobbins was that much better than Gus.....
I think Dobbins is special - thought so when he was in college - and is at least a tier better than Edwards. But Gus is a fine RB in a great situation. Your points are valid, IMO.one way you can kinda look at it....is what if the opposite would have happened....what if Gus would have been injured for the year...?....would Dobbins have gotten a bump....?..
I realize they are different players.....but just not sure Dobbins was that much better than Gus.....
I think this is moving into more of a timeshare RBBC than it was when Dobbins was there. I think Dobbins had upside that Gus doesn't. The fact he is being thrust into a #1 of, what looks to be, a 50/50 timeshare does increase his ADP but it doesn't move it above some of the other guys we have questions about - Henderson/Mike Davis/Myles Gaskin for me. I think Gus is a good player and the only thing serving him is the situation, but the situation appears more cautious than what some want you to believe.45-60 seems low. That means you wouldn't for sure snag him up until 4.09. I'm curious what his new ADP is just based on drafts yesterday. I'd guess around 4.06 but not sure.
I think Dobbins is a tier above Gus - Gus doesn't appear to have the receiving chops Dobbins does. I don't know if it is scheme or he has limitations in that area, but if he is getting subbed out... I don't think he has the upside Dobbins did/does.one way you can kinda look at it....is what if the opposite would have happened....what if Gus would have been injured for the year...?....would Dobbins have gotten a bump....?..
I realize they are different players.....but just not sure Dobbins was that much better than Gus.....
Wow.What are you concerned about? He's the clear lead RB on one of the best rushing attacks in NFL history. If you give Jackson 800-900 yards, you'll still have 1,600-1,700 yards (or more) to go around - I believe Edwards gets 65% of those. He's never rushed for less than 5 ypc. The O line has been all kinds of banged up, but getting healthier. They were a mess last year, too. But the scheme (& Jackson) make for good RB opportunities.
Unless Edwards gets hurt or gets butter-fingers or forgets how to block, he's almost a lock for over 1,000 yds and at least knocking on double-digit TDs.
I'll be interested to see where he goes in my local redraft. Many of the owners are Ravens fans, but we only have to start one RB and have a super flex, 1PPR for WRS & TEs only. So, RBs in general are depressed but Ravens RBs are usually not. If he's there in round 2 and I already took another position, I'm hopping on him. I just don't know how how long he'll lay out there. Hell, if I draw the 1.12/2.01 turn, I may take him there.
If I were in a non-local league, I'd take him no later than around the 2/3 turn. If you can get in in the 4th, you've done well.