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Took a gamble for the upside and started him today. May have been a mistake. Here's hoping for a BIG second half
Wait a minute! After that breakdown the other day you started him? Argh.
Took a gamble for the upside and started him today. May have been a mistake. Here's hoping for a BIG second half
They are playing him on obvious run situations and he is running directly into the middle of a crowded line. So, not so good.Not watching game. How does he look?
Not sure what breakdown you are referring to, but, yes, YES I DID!Took a gamble for the upside and started him today. May have been a mistake. Here's hoping for a BIG second half
Wait a minute! After that breakdown the other day you started him? Argh.
Steelers, Chiefs, and Bengals all make sense.It's time to talk JK Dobbins. Where will he sign? I'd love to see the Broncos. Other potential spots would be Cleveland, Kansas City, Las Vegas, Chicago, and I suppose Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, but I'd rather he didn't go to those two.
Also, is he a good buy low? I sent the 2.12 rookie for him the other day in a 12 team dynasty league. What are your thoughts on him in redraft?
I kicked the tires on selling him a month or so ago and based on the feedback I received quickly pivoted to a hold.Also, is he a good buy low?
Broncos and Raiders makes sense too. Sure, they will both draft a RB at some point, but how early?Steelers, Chiefs, and Bengals all make sense.It's time to talk JK Dobbins. Where will he sign? I'd love to see the Broncos. Other potential spots would be Cleveland, Kansas City, Las Vegas, Chicago, and I suppose Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, but I'd rather he didn't go to those two.
Also, is he a good buy low? I sent the 2.12 rookie for him the other day in a 12 team dynasty league. What are your thoughts on him in redraft?
I would think the other teams all aim higher as they need a #1. Dobbins, I think, is more suited to be a COP RB, and the 3 teams I listed offer a role for that.
Redraft will entirely depend on landing spot. Could be an RB2 in the right situation, could struggle for flex value in others.
In the Raiders case, probably 6th overall. Broncos probably day 2.Broncos and Raiders makes sense too. Sure, they will both draft a RB at some point, but how early?Steelers, Chiefs, and Bengals all make sense.It's time to talk JK Dobbins. Where will he sign? I'd love to see the Broncos. Other potential spots would be Cleveland, Kansas City, Las Vegas, Chicago, and I suppose Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, but I'd rather he didn't go to those two.
Also, is he a good buy low? I sent the 2.12 rookie for him the other day in a 12 team dynasty league. What are your thoughts on him in redraft?
I would think the other teams all aim higher as they need a #1. Dobbins, I think, is more suited to be a COP RB, and the 3 teams I listed offer a role for that.
Redraft will entirely depend on landing spot. Could be an RB2 in the right situation, could struggle for flex value in others.
I think he's a good buy for a late 2nd round / early to mid 3rd round pick. He's probably better than what you wll draft at that point and if he doesn't work out you're not out much. Just my opinion of course.I got NFNL on and just as I was reading this thread I saw JK Dobbins name on the TV and they were doing some segment were they have best fits for FA's. Their ideal suggestion for Dobbins was returning to Baltimore. Terrible, had to turn it off. Even if went back to Baltimore how is that ideal for him?
As for buying him, he's not my type. I was wrong about him last year but it's concerning the Chargers don't seem overly zesty about resigning him and imagine if they come around it's going to be cheap cheap. And that concern is of course over his medicals. They took a cheap/ league minimum type deal shot on him and it worked out for them, but whatever they know about his medicals is not giving off any kind of vibe they want to make a tangible financial commitment to him. He's not someone I'd be looking to buy right now.
I'm reading Broncos are pursing Dobbins, but I'm not going to post anything from these suspect sources. I wouldn't be surprised however, and it would be a great landing spot for him even if they do draft a RB later in the draft. It may indicate that they wouldn't draft one early. Same goes for the signing of Engram. They may not draft a TE or RB in the first round.Article pulled? Sorry if false
Multiple sources (SI, others) claiming Denver is signing JKD.
why?I was assuming he wouldn't be signed until after the draft
I'm reading Broncos are pursing Dobbins, but I'm not going to post anything from these suspect sources
why?I was assuming he wouldn't be signed until after the draft
Yep, waiting also gets him out of the comp pick formula, which may be a driving factor for some in his market.why?I was assuming he wouldn't be signed until after the draft
Since he wasn't signed in the first few days, and really since the Chargers didn't seem to be prioritizing re-signing him, seems to indicate something. Maybe it's health, maybe he wants too much money, no way to know just yet. The key here is no one made him a priority.
Now we are in a world where if he signs before the draft its a team filling a need so they don't have to spend a draft pick, but with the rookie class as loaded at RB as it supposedly is, then it makes more sense to explore spending a draft pick on a RB. Then after the draft you look at the veteran RBs to fill a hole if you couldn't fill it in the draft.
How does that work?Yep, waiting also gets him out of the comp pick formula, which may be a driving factor for some in his market.why?I was assuming he wouldn't be signed until after the draft
Since he wasn't signed in the first few days, and really since the Chargers didn't seem to be prioritizing re-signing him, seems to indicate something. Maybe it's health, maybe he wants too much money, no way to know just yet. The key here is no one made him a priority.
Now we are in a world where if he signs before the draft its a team filling a need so they don't have to spend a draft pick, but with the rookie class as loaded at RB as it supposedly is, then it makes more sense to explore spending a draft pick on a RB. Then after the draft you look at the veteran RBs to fill a hole if you couldn't fill it in the draft.
I don't know the exact timing, but it's around the draft - only unrestricted free agents signed up to that date are captured in the comp pick formula. Anyone signed after that date are exempt from the calculation.How does that work?Yep, waiting also gets him out of the comp pick formula, which may be a driving factor for some in his market.why?I was assuming he wouldn't be signed until after the draft
Since he wasn't signed in the first few days, and really since the Chargers didn't seem to be prioritizing re-signing him, seems to indicate something. Maybe it's health, maybe he wants too much money, no way to know just yet. The key here is no one made him a priority.
Now we are in a world where if he signs before the draft its a team filling a need so they don't have to spend a draft pick, but with the rookie class as loaded at RB as it supposedly is, then it makes more sense to explore spending a draft pick on a RB. Then after the draft you look at the veteran RBs to fill a hole if you couldn't fill it in the draft.
I think it's always the Monday after the NFL draft.I don't know the exact timing, but it's around the draft - only unrestricted free agents signed up to that date are captured in the comp pick formula. Anyone signed after that date are exempt from the calculation.How does that work?Yep, waiting also gets him out of the comp pick formula, which may be a driving factor for some in his market.why?I was assuming he wouldn't be signed until after the draft
Since he wasn't signed in the first few days, and really since the Chargers didn't seem to be prioritizing re-signing him, seems to indicate something. Maybe it's health, maybe he wants too much money, no way to know just yet. The key here is no one made him a priority.
Now we are in a world where if he signs before the draft its a team filling a need so they don't have to spend a draft pick, but with the rookie class as loaded at RB as it supposedly is, then it makes more sense to explore spending a draft pick on a RB. Then after the draft you look at the veteran RBs to fill a hole if you couldn't fill it in the draft.
Now we are in a world where if he signs before the draft its a team filling a need so they don't have to spend a draft pick
Now we are in a world where if he signs before the draft its a team filling a need so they don't have to spend a draft pick
how valuable is an experienced/veteran RB to a team? my Broncos don't have one. Does a veteran RB's experience help with the other RBs?
Denver's calling, pick up the phone!Anyone else think Dobbins is waiting how the draft shakes out before signing with a team? I gotta believe there will be some interest.
I think it's the teams waiting. They'd rather a rookie on a cost-controlled contract than a $3M+ vet with a fractured wheel.Anyone else think Dobbins is waiting how the draft shakes out before signing with a team? I gotta believe there will be some interest.
Packers should propose a rule making this illegalCan someone explain how this can happen at this point in the off season?
The Chargers applied the unrestricted free-agent tender to Dobbins on Tuesday, Howard Balzer of USA Today reports.