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Lol I loved when you said it. I knew I stole it from someone here.My attorney will be sending you a cease and desist order for using my shtick without permission.We get it. You play dynasty.Coach is just trying to get the most out of him thru motivation. You people throwing mud at Gibbs at this point in his career really need to take a step back and understand what you have in Gibbs long term, not after a few games.Huh? Did you read the article? It was their coach who was a talking about how he expected more.A little too soon to be concerned with "what could have been". Fantasy players are a fickle bunch. They expect instant gratification, or perhaps that's the way with this current generation.Seriously? The entire first paragraph was about "what could have been".He's been leaving a lot of meat on the bone, unrealized yardage, etc.So Campbell doesn't think he's playing well. This is exactly what I said.Found it boss. The actual quote is a little different.
Dan Campbell knows there's more meat on the bone in run game for Jahmyr Gibbs
Jahmyr Gibbs had an up-and-down outing last week, but Lions head coach Dan Campbell sees growth amid any frustration at unrealized yardage.sidelionreport.com
What part of the article you quoted says Campbell doesn't think he's playing well? https://sidelionreport.com/posts/da...-on-the-bone-in-running-game-for-jahmyr-gibbs
That's coach speak for he's not playing well.
Thanks. We'll disagree there. In the context of the coachspeak, I think he's saying what a lot are seeing, he's tough and talented and has room to be better.
And then "Because I think this kid’s pretty tough and I do think he’s got vision and he’s only going to get better with time. When this lightbulb really, really comes on, I think it’s going to be something special. We’ll just keep coaching him up."
This all seems pretty normal and expected.
Lol at "this current generation ".
If you don't like dynasty references in the discussion ignore the post instead of making snarky comments.Lol I loved when you said it. I knew I stole it from someone here.My attorney will be sending you a cease and desist order for using my shtick without permission.We get it. You play dynasty.Coach is just trying to get the most out of him thru motivation. You people throwing mud at Gibbs at this point in his career really need to take a step back and understand what you have in Gibbs long term, not after a few games.Huh? Did you read the article? It was their coach who was a talking about how he expected more.A little too soon to be concerned with "what could have been". Fantasy players are a fickle bunch. They expect instant gratification, or perhaps that's the way with this current generation.Seriously? The entire first paragraph was about "what could have been".He's been leaving a lot of meat on the bone, unrealized yardage, etc.So Campbell doesn't think he's playing well. This is exactly what I said.Found it boss. The actual quote is a little different.
Dan Campbell knows there's more meat on the bone in run game for Jahmyr Gibbs
Jahmyr Gibbs had an up-and-down outing last week, but Lions head coach Dan Campbell sees growth amid any frustration at unrealized yardage.
What part of the article you quoted says Campbell doesn't think he's playing well? https://sidelionreport.com/posts/da...-on-the-bone-in-running-game-for-jahmyr-gibbs
That's coach speak for he's not playing well.
Thanks. We'll disagree there. In the context of the coachspeak, I think he's saying what a lot are seeing, he's tough and talented and has room to be better.
And then "Because I think this kid’s pretty tough and I do think he’s got vision and he’s only going to get better with time. When this lightbulb really, really comes on, I think it’s going to be something special. We’ll just keep coaching him up."
This all seems pretty normal and expected.
Lol at "this current generation ".
I don't think any offense was intended.If you don't like dynasty references in the discussion ignore the post instead of making snarky comments.Lol I loved when you said it. I knew I stole it from someone here.My attorney will be sending you a cease and desist order for using my shtick without permission.We get it. You play dynasty.Coach is just trying to get the most out of him thru motivation. You people throwing mud at Gibbs at this point in his career really need to take a step back and understand what you have in Gibbs long term, not after a few games.Huh? Did you read the article? It was their coach who was a talking about how he expected more.A little too soon to be concerned with "what could have been". Fantasy players are a fickle bunch. They expect instant gratification, or perhaps that's the way with this current generation.Seriously? The entire first paragraph was about "what could have been".He's been leaving a lot of meat on the bone, unrealized yardage, etc.So Campbell doesn't think he's playing well. This is exactly what I said.Found it boss. The actual quote is a little different.
Dan Campbell knows there's more meat on the bone in run game for Jahmyr Gibbs
Jahmyr Gibbs had an up-and-down outing last week, but Lions head coach Dan Campbell sees growth amid any frustration at unrealized yardage.
What part of the article you quoted says Campbell doesn't think he's playing well? https://sidelionreport.com/posts/da...-on-the-bone-in-running-game-for-jahmyr-gibbs
That's coach speak for he's not playing well.
Thanks. We'll disagree there. In the context of the coachspeak, I think he's saying what a lot are seeing, he's tough and talented and has room to be better.
And then "Because I think this kid’s pretty tough and I do think he’s got vision and he’s only going to get better with time. When this lightbulb really, really comes on, I think it’s going to be something special. We’ll just keep coaching him up."
This all seems pretty normal and expected.
Lol at "this current generation ".
ExplainI don't think any offense was intended.If you don't like dynasty references in the discussion ignore the post instead of making snarky comments.Lol I loved when you said it. I knew I stole it from someone here.My attorney will be sending you a cease and desist order for using my shtick without permission.We get it. You play dynasty.Coach is just trying to get the most out of him thru motivation. You people throwing mud at Gibbs at this point in his career really need to take a step back and understand what you have in Gibbs long term, not after a few games.Huh? Did you read the article? It was their coach who was a talking about how he expected more.A little too soon to be concerned with "what could have been". Fantasy players are a fickle bunch. They expect instant gratification, or perhaps that's the way with this current generation.Seriously? The entire first paragraph was about "what could have been".He's been leaving a lot of meat on the bone, unrealized yardage, etc.So Campbell doesn't think he's playing well. This is exactly what I said.Found it boss. The actual quote is a little different.
Dan Campbell knows there's more meat on the bone in run game for Jahmyr Gibbs
Jahmyr Gibbs had an up-and-down outing last week, but Lions head coach Dan Campbell sees growth amid any frustration at unrealized yardage.
What part of the article you quoted says Campbell doesn't think he's playing well? https://sidelionreport.com/posts/da...-on-the-bone-in-running-game-for-jahmyr-gibbs
That's coach speak for he's not playing well.
Thanks. We'll disagree there. In the context of the coachspeak, I think he's saying what a lot are seeing, he's tough and talented and has room to be better.
And then "Because I think this kid’s pretty tough and I do think he’s got vision and he’s only going to get better with time. When this lightbulb really, really comes on, I think it’s going to be something special. We’ll just keep coaching him up."
This all seems pretty normal and expected.
Lol at "this current generation ".
It's kinda your thing.
Starting off a sentence with "you people"... no snarkiness there.If you don't like dynasty references in the discussion ignore the post instead of making snarky comments.Lol I loved when you said it. I knew I stole it from someone here.My attorney will be sending you a cease and desist order for using my shtick without permission.We get it. You play dynasty.Coach is just trying to get the most out of him thru motivation. You people throwing mud at Gibbs at this point in his career really need to take a step back and understand what you have in Gibbs long term, not after a few games.Huh? Did you read the article? It was their coach who was a talking about how he expected more.A little too soon to be concerned with "what could have been". Fantasy players are a fickle bunch. They expect instant gratification, or perhaps that's the way with this current generation.Seriously? The entire first paragraph was about "what could have been".He's been leaving a lot of meat on the bone, unrealized yardage, etc.So Campbell doesn't think he's playing well. This is exactly what I said.Found it boss. The actual quote is a little different.
Dan Campbell knows there's more meat on the bone in run game for Jahmyr Gibbs
Jahmyr Gibbs had an up-and-down outing last week, but Lions head coach Dan Campbell sees growth amid any frustration at unrealized yardage.
What part of the article you quoted says Campbell doesn't think he's playing well? https://sidelionreport.com/posts/da...-on-the-bone-in-running-game-for-jahmyr-gibbs
That's coach speak for he's not playing well.
Thanks. We'll disagree there. In the context of the coachspeak, I think he's saying what a lot are seeing, he's tough and talented and has room to be better.
And then "Because I think this kid’s pretty tough and I do think he’s got vision and he’s only going to get better with time. When this lightbulb really, really comes on, I think it’s going to be something special. We’ll just keep coaching him up."
This all seems pretty normal and expected.
Lol at "this current generation ".
I suppose I need to differentiate between dynasty and redraft on each post even better than I do. Saying, we get it, you play dynasty” is stupid. We all know that redraft and dynasty discussions are intermingled in these player threads, ignore it if you know I’m talking dynasty and are only interested in redraft.Starting off a sentence with "you people"... no snarkiness there.If you don't like dynasty references in the discussion ignore the post instead of making snarky comments.Lol I loved when you said it. I knew I stole it from someone here.My attorney will be sending you a cease and desist order for using my shtick without permission.We get it. You play dynasty.Coach is just trying to get the most out of him thru motivation. You people throwing mud at Gibbs at this point in his career really need to take a step back and understand what you have in Gibbs long term, not after a few games.Huh? Did you read the article? It was their coach who was a talking about how he expected more.A little too soon to be concerned with "what could have been". Fantasy players are a fickle bunch. They expect instant gratification, or perhaps that's the way with this current generation.Seriously? The entire first paragraph was about "what could have been".He's been leaving a lot of meat on the bone, unrealized yardage, etc.So Campbell doesn't think he's playing well. This is exactly what I said.Found it boss. The actual quote is a little different.
Dan Campbell knows there's more meat on the bone in run game for Jahmyr Gibbs
Jahmyr Gibbs had an up-and-down outing last week, but Lions head coach Dan Campbell sees growth amid any frustration at unrealized yardage.
What part of the article you quoted says Campbell doesn't think he's playing well? https://sidelionreport.com/posts/da...-on-the-bone-in-running-game-for-jahmyr-gibbs
That's coach speak for he's not playing well.
Thanks. We'll disagree there. In the context of the coachspeak, I think he's saying what a lot are seeing, he's tough and talented and has room to be better.
And then "Because I think this kid’s pretty tough and I do think he’s got vision and he’s only going to get better with time. When this lightbulb really, really comes on, I think it’s going to be something special. We’ll just keep coaching him up."
This all seems pretty normal and expected.
Lol at "this current generation ".
Last weeks waiver wire thread you were beating the drum, about the differences between redraft and dynasty waivers.ExplainI don't think any offense was intended.If you don't like dynasty references in the discussion ignore the post instead of making snarky comments.Lol I loved when you said it. I knew I stole it from someone here.My attorney will be sending you a cease and desist order for using my shtick without permission.We get it. You play dynasty.Coach is just trying to get the most out of him thru motivation. You people throwing mud at Gibbs at this point in his career really need to take a step back and understand what you have in Gibbs long term, not after a few games.Huh? Did you read the article? It was their coach who was a talking about how he expected more.A little too soon to be concerned with "what could have been". Fantasy players are a fickle bunch. They expect instant gratification, or perhaps that's the way with this current generation.Seriously? The entire first paragraph was about "what could have been".He's been leaving a lot of meat on the bone, unrealized yardage, etc.So Campbell doesn't think he's playing well. This is exactly what I said.Found it boss. The actual quote is a little different.
Dan Campbell knows there's more meat on the bone in run game for Jahmyr Gibbs
Jahmyr Gibbs had an up-and-down outing last week, but Lions head coach Dan Campbell sees growth amid any frustration at unrealized yardage.
What part of the article you quoted says Campbell doesn't think he's playing well? https://sidelionreport.com/posts/da...-on-the-bone-in-running-game-for-jahmyr-gibbs
That's coach speak for he's not playing well.
Thanks. We'll disagree there. In the context of the coachspeak, I think he's saying what a lot are seeing, he's tough and talented and has room to be better.
And then "Because I think this kid’s pretty tough and I do think he’s got vision and he’s only going to get better with time. When this lightbulb really, really comes on, I think it’s going to be something special. We’ll just keep coaching him up."
This all seems pretty normal and expected.
Lol at "this current generation ".
It's kinda your thing.
This is a player thread, not a waiver thread, so references to both redraft and dynasty are made all the time in player threads. I pointed out in the waiver thread we probably need one for redraft and dynasty, but made no assumptions in player threads, only discussion that happens to mostly be from a dynasty perspective from my end.Last weeks waiver wire thread you were beating the drum, about the differences between redraft and dynasty waivers.ExplainI don't think any offense was intended.If you don't like dynasty references in the discussion ignore the post instead of making snarky comments.Lol I loved when you said it. I knew I stole it from someone here.My attorney will be sending you a cease and desist order for using my shtick without permission.We get it. You play dynasty.Coach is just trying to get the most out of him thru motivation. You people throwing mud at Gibbs at this point in his career really need to take a step back and understand what you have in Gibbs long term, not after a few games.Huh? Did you read the article? It was their coach who was a talking about how he expected more.A little too soon to be concerned with "what could have been". Fantasy players are a fickle bunch. They expect instant gratification, or perhaps that's the way with this current generation.Seriously? The entire first paragraph was about "what could have been".He's been leaving a lot of meat on the bone, unrealized yardage, etc.So Campbell doesn't think he's playing well. This is exactly what I said.Found it boss. The actual quote is a little different.
Dan Campbell knows there's more meat on the bone in run game for Jahmyr Gibbs
Jahmyr Gibbs had an up-and-down outing last week, but Lions head coach Dan Campbell sees growth amid any frustration at unrealized yardage.
What part of the article you quoted says Campbell doesn't think he's playing well? https://sidelionreport.com/posts/da...-on-the-bone-in-running-game-for-jahmyr-gibbs
That's coach speak for he's not playing well.
Thanks. We'll disagree there. In the context of the coachspeak, I think he's saying what a lot are seeing, he's tough and talented and has room to be better.
And then "Because I think this kid’s pretty tough and I do think he’s got vision and he’s only going to get better with time. When this lightbulb really, really comes on, I think it’s going to be something special. We’ll just keep coaching him up."
This all seems pretty normal and expected.
Lol at "this current generation ".
It's kinda your thing.
It kinda stuck, ask around.
It isn't a negative association just something that was observed.
Man, get out of here with these facts!! This is a narrative-driven discussion!
You asked for an explanation, that's all I provided.This is a player thread, not a waiver thread, so references to both redraft and dynasty are made all the time in player threads. I pointed out in the waiver thread we probably need one for redraft and dynasty, but made no assumptions in player threads, only discussion that happens to mostly be from a dynasty perspective from my end.Last weeks waiver wire thread you were beating the drum, about the differences between redraft and dynasty waivers.ExplainI don't think any offense was intended.If you don't like dynasty references in the discussion ignore the post instead of making snarky comments.Lol I loved when you said it. I knew I stole it from someone here.My attorney will be sending you a cease and desist order for using my shtick without permission.We get it. You play dynasty.Coach is just trying to get the most out of him thru motivation. You people throwing mud at Gibbs at this point in his career really need to take a step back and understand what you have in Gibbs long term, not after a few games.Huh? Did you read the article? It was their coach who was a talking about how he expected more.A little too soon to be concerned with "what could have been". Fantasy players are a fickle bunch. They expect instant gratification, or perhaps that's the way with this current generation.Seriously? The entire first paragraph was about "what could have been".He's been leaving a lot of meat on the bone, unrealized yardage, etc.So Campbell doesn't think he's playing well. This is exactly what I said.Found it boss. The actual quote is a little different.
Dan Campbell knows there's more meat on the bone in run game for Jahmyr Gibbs
Jahmyr Gibbs had an up-and-down outing last week, but Lions head coach Dan Campbell sees growth amid any frustration at unrealized yardage.
What part of the article you quoted says Campbell doesn't think he's playing well? https://sidelionreport.com/posts/da...-on-the-bone-in-running-game-for-jahmyr-gibbs
That's coach speak for he's not playing well.
Thanks. We'll disagree there. In the context of the coachspeak, I think he's saying what a lot are seeing, he's tough and talented and has room to be better.
And then "Because I think this kid’s pretty tough and I do think he’s got vision and he’s only going to get better with time. When this lightbulb really, really comes on, I think it’s going to be something special. We’ll just keep coaching him up."
This all seems pretty normal and expected.
Lol at "this current generation ".
It's kinda your thing.
It kinda stuck, ask around.
It isn't a negative association just something that was observed.
This is a very balanced and rational take. Reality is that once practices and games start, it shouldn’t matter where a guy got drafted. If Gibbs had been an early 2nd, how would people view him today? COP guy with upside for a bigger role if things click for him over time. I’m a fan, but it doesn’t look like he’s trending toward Kamara-as-a-rookie level performance (so far).
A little surprising, but I'm pretty high on Addison.
I own him in dynasty, so you can save the "you people" nonsense.Coach is just trying to get the most out of him thru motivation. You people throwing mud at Gibbs at this point in his career really need to take a step back and understand what you have in Gibbs long term, not after a few games.Huh? Did you read the article? It was their coach who was a talking about how he expected more.A little too soon to be concerned with "what could have been". Fantasy players are a fickle bunch. They expect instant gratification, or perhaps that's the way with this current generation.Seriously? The entire first paragraph was about "what could have been".He's been leaving a lot of meat on the bone, unrealized yardage, etc.So Campbell doesn't think he's playing well. This is exactly what I said.Found it boss. The actual quote is a little different.
Dan Campbell knows there's more meat on the bone in run game for Jahmyr Gibbs
Jahmyr Gibbs had an up-and-down outing last week, but Lions head coach Dan Campbell sees growth amid any frustration at unrealized yardage.
What part of the article you quoted says Campbell doesn't think he's playing well? https://sidelionreport.com/posts/da...-on-the-bone-in-running-game-for-jahmyr-gibbs
That's coach speak for he's not playing well.
Thanks. We'll disagree there. In the context of the coachspeak, I think he's saying what a lot are seeing, he's tough and talented and has room to be better.
And then "Because I think this kid’s pretty tough and I do think he’s got vision and he’s only going to get better with time. When this lightbulb really, really comes on, I think it’s going to be something special. We’ll just keep coaching him up."
This all seems pretty normal and expected.
Lol at "this current generation ".
Snark doesn't really help anyone.I own him in dynasty, so you can save the "you people" nonsense.Coach is just trying to get the most out of him thru motivation. You people throwing mud at Gibbs at this point in his career really need to take a step back and understand what you have in Gibbs long term, not after a few games.Huh? Did you read the article? It was their coach who was a talking about how he expected more.A little too soon to be concerned with "what could have been". Fantasy players are a fickle bunch. They expect instant gratification, or perhaps that's the way with this current generation.Seriously? The entire first paragraph was about "what could have been".He's been leaving a lot of meat on the bone, unrealized yardage, etc.So Campbell doesn't think he's playing well. This is exactly what I said.Found it boss. The actual quote is a little different.
Dan Campbell knows there's more meat on the bone in run game for Jahmyr Gibbs
Jahmyr Gibbs had an up-and-down outing last week, but Lions head coach Dan Campbell sees growth amid any frustration at unrealized yardage.
What part of the article you quoted says Campbell doesn't think he's playing well? https://sidelionreport.com/posts/da...-on-the-bone-in-running-game-for-jahmyr-gibbs
That's coach speak for he's not playing well.
Thanks. We'll disagree there. In the context of the coachspeak, I think he's saying what a lot are seeing, he's tough and talented and has room to be better.
And then "Because I think this kid’s pretty tough and I do think he’s got vision and he’s only going to get better with time. When this lightbulb really, really comes on, I think it’s going to be something special. We’ll just keep coaching him up."
This all seems pretty normal and expected.
Lol at "this current generation ".
Tell me, oh prescient one, what do we have in Gibbs long term? The truth is that we have no idea- as much as people want to pretend that he's going to get so much better, it's far from a guarantee that he will.
Where does his pace of 1000 yards, 60 receptions, and zero TDs get you in FF? And that's with Montgomery out for ~30% of the season so far. I know, TDs are "unpredictable", but if you're going to talk about pace that's where he's at.Snark doesn't really help anyone.I own him in dynasty, so you can save the "you people" nonsense.Coach is just trying to get the most out of him thru motivation. You people throwing mud at Gibbs at this point in his career really need to take a step back and understand what you have in Gibbs long term, not after a few games.Huh? Did you read the article? It was their coach who was a talking about how he expected more.A little too soon to be concerned with "what could have been". Fantasy players are a fickle bunch. They expect instant gratification, or perhaps that's the way with this current generation.Seriously? The entire first paragraph was about "what could have been".He's been leaving a lot of meat on the bone, unrealized yardage, etc.So Campbell doesn't think he's playing well. This is exactly what I said.Found it boss. The actual quote is a little different.
Dan Campbell knows there's more meat on the bone in run game for Jahmyr Gibbs
Jahmyr Gibbs had an up-and-down outing last week, but Lions head coach Dan Campbell sees growth amid any frustration at unrealized yardage.
What part of the article you quoted says Campbell doesn't think he's playing well? https://sidelionreport.com/posts/da...-on-the-bone-in-running-game-for-jahmyr-gibbs
That's coach speak for he's not playing well.
Thanks. We'll disagree there. In the context of the coachspeak, I think he's saying what a lot are seeing, he's tough and talented and has room to be better.
And then "Because I think this kid’s pretty tough and I do think he’s got vision and he’s only going to get better with time. When this lightbulb really, really comes on, I think it’s going to be something special. We’ll just keep coaching him up."
This all seems pretty normal and expected.
Lol at "this current generation ".
Tell me, oh prescient one, what do we have in Gibbs long term? The truth is that we have no idea- as much as people want to pretend that he's going to get so much better, it's far from a guarantee that he will.
We don't know what Gibbs will be. He's not as good as we hoped so far. But he's also been much better than some are trying to say.
His shortcomings so far is as a receiver. As a runner he's been very good.
He's still on pace for 1,000 yards with 60 receptions. Not as good as hoped for but not all doom and gloom either.
He was clearly talking about the run game, do you agree? Assuming yes, I think we can agree that he wasn't referencing the 1 carry for 40 yards from Raymond or the 2 carries from Goff when he talked about the lack of explosive runs/pop. Still fair? So that leaves the non-explosive Montgomery, who they gave a career high by a large margin 32 carries to his first game back from injury, or the rookie, who is supposed to be the explosive RB, who they gave a whopping 8 carries to, all in a game where they dominated and were never threatened. No one else ran the ball.Those are two quotes. Went from "he" to "we". First references Gibbs specifically. Second seems to be talking about the team.(There) were a couple things, man, I wish he had read a little different."We ran a lot of outside zone, and (he has to) hit that cut a little earlier and cut it upfield," "There were a number of things in there where we felt we were really going to get some explosive runs, and that’s why you run them. You know it may take a minute to get them, but we expected to pop more than we got. We weren’t real clean all the way through the game like we really should be."Seriously? The entire first paragraph was about "what could have been".He's been leaving a lot of meat on the bone, unrealized yardage, etc.So Campbell doesn't think he's playing well. This is exactly what I said.Found it boss. The actual quote is a little different.
Dan Campbell knows there's more meat on the bone in run game for Jahmyr Gibbs
Jahmyr Gibbs had an up-and-down outing last week, but Lions head coach Dan Campbell sees growth amid any frustration at unrealized yardage.
What part of the article you quoted says Campbell doesn't think he's playing well? https://sidelionreport.com/posts/da...-on-the-bone-in-running-game-for-jahmyr-gibbs
That's coach speak for he's not playing well.
Thanks. We'll disagree there. In the context of the coachspeak, I think he's saying what a lot are seeing, he's tough and talented and has room to be better.
And then "Because I think this kid’s pretty tough and I do think he’s got vision and he’s only going to get better with time. When this lightbulb really, really comes on, I think it’s going to be something special. We’ll just keep coaching him up."
This all seems pretty normal and expected.
He was clearly talking about the run game, do you agree? Assuming yes, I think we can agree that he wasn't referencing the 1 carry for 40 yards from Raymond or the 2 carries from Goff when he talked about the lack of explosive runs/pop. Still fair? So that leaves the non-explosive Montgomery, who they gave a career high by a large margin 32 carries to his first game back from injury, or the rookie, who is supposed to be the explosive RB, who they gave a whopping 8 carries to, all in a game where they dominated and were never threatened. No one else ran the ball.Those are two quotes. Went from "he" to "we". First references Gibbs specifically. Second seems to be talking about the team.(There) were a couple things, man, I wish he had read a little different."We ran a lot of outside zone, and (he has to) hit that cut a little earlier and cut it upfield," "There were a number of things in there where we felt we were really going to get some explosive runs, and that’s why you run them. You know it may take a minute to get them, but we expected to pop more than we got. We weren’t real clean all the way through the game like we really should be."Seriously? The entire first paragraph was about "what could have been".He's been leaving a lot of meat on the bone, unrealized yardage, etc.So Campbell doesn't think he's playing well. This is exactly what I said.Found it boss. The actual quote is a little different.
Dan Campbell knows there's more meat on the bone in run game for Jahmyr Gibbs
Jahmyr Gibbs had an up-and-down outing last week, but Lions head coach Dan Campbell sees growth amid any frustration at unrealized yardage.
What part of the article you quoted says Campbell doesn't think he's playing well? https://sidelionreport.com/posts/da...-on-the-bone-in-running-game-for-jahmyr-gibbs
That's coach speak for he's not playing well.
Thanks. We'll disagree there. In the context of the coachspeak, I think he's saying what a lot are seeing, he's tough and talented and has room to be better.
And then "Because I think this kid’s pretty tough and I do think he’s got vision and he’s only going to get better with time. When this lightbulb really, really comes on, I think it’s going to be something special. We’ll just keep coaching him up."
This all seems pretty normal and expected.
I mean, it certainly seems like he's still talking about Gibbs to me.
Don't do rankings, but I don't see much of a reason to move him far from where he's been, late 20's overall/early 30's in ppg.
Not sure you read my meaning. Yes the first quote is about Gibbs in the run game.He was clearly talking about the run game, do you agree? Assuming yes, I think we can agree that he wasn't referencing the 1 carry for 40 yards from Raymond or the 2 carries from Goff when he talked about the lack of explosive runs/pop. Still fair? So that leaves the non-explosive Montgomery, who they gave a career high by a large margin 32 carries to his first game back from injury, or the rookie, who is supposed to be the explosive RB, who they gave a whopping 8 carries to, all in a game where they dominated and were never threatened. No one else ran the ball.Those are two quotes. Went from "he" to "we". First references Gibbs specifically. Second seems to be talking about the team.(There) were a couple things, man, I wish he had read a little different."We ran a lot of outside zone, and (he has to) hit that cut a little earlier and cut it upfield," "There were a number of things in there where we felt we were really going to get some explosive runs, and that’s why you run them. You know it may take a minute to get them, but we expected to pop more than we got. We weren’t real clean all the way through the game like we really should be."Seriously? The entire first paragraph was about "what could have been".He's been leaving a lot of meat on the bone, unrealized yardage, etc.So Campbell doesn't think he's playing well. This is exactly what I said.Found it boss. The actual quote is a little different.
Dan Campbell knows there's more meat on the bone in run game for Jahmyr Gibbs
Jahmyr Gibbs had an up-and-down outing last week, but Lions head coach Dan Campbell sees growth amid any frustration at unrealized yardage.
What part of the article you quoted says Campbell doesn't think he's playing well? https://sidelionreport.com/posts/da...-on-the-bone-in-running-game-for-jahmyr-gibbs
That's coach speak for he's not playing well.
Thanks. We'll disagree there. In the context of the coachspeak, I think he's saying what a lot are seeing, he's tough and talented and has room to be better.
And then "Because I think this kid’s pretty tough and I do think he’s got vision and he’s only going to get better with time. When this lightbulb really, really comes on, I think it’s going to be something special. We’ll just keep coaching him up."
This all seems pretty normal and expected.
I mean, it certainly seems like he's still talking about Gibbs to me.
I'm quite sure I read your meaning, I know you were talking about the 2nd quote. Sure, because he didn't explicitly mention him by name in that one you can call it "subjective", I just think there's a mound of evidence that he was talking about Gibbs there too.Not sure you read my meaning. Yes the first quote is about Gibbs in the run game.He was clearly talking about the run game, do you agree? Assuming yes, I think we can agree that he wasn't referencing the 1 carry for 40 yards from Raymond or the 2 carries from Goff when he talked about the lack of explosive runs/pop. Still fair? So that leaves the non-explosive Montgomery, who they gave a career high by a large margin 32 carries to his first game back from injury, or the rookie, who is supposed to be the explosive RB, who they gave a whopping 8 carries to, all in a game where they dominated and were never threatened. No one else ran the ball.Those are two quotes. Went from "he" to "we". First references Gibbs specifically. Second seems to be talking about the team.(There) were a couple things, man, I wish he had read a little different."We ran a lot of outside zone, and (he has to) hit that cut a little earlier and cut it upfield," "There were a number of things in there where we felt we were really going to get some explosive runs, and that’s why you run them. You know it may take a minute to get them, but we expected to pop more than we got. We weren’t real clean all the way through the game like we really should be."Seriously? The entire first paragraph was about "what could have been".He's been leaving a lot of meat on the bone, unrealized yardage, etc.So Campbell doesn't think he's playing well. This is exactly what I said.Found it boss. The actual quote is a little different.
Dan Campbell knows there's more meat on the bone in run game for Jahmyr Gibbs
Jahmyr Gibbs had an up-and-down outing last week, but Lions head coach Dan Campbell sees growth amid any frustration at unrealized yardage.
What part of the article you quoted says Campbell doesn't think he's playing well? https://sidelionreport.com/posts/da...-on-the-bone-in-running-game-for-jahmyr-gibbs
That's coach speak for he's not playing well.
Thanks. We'll disagree there. In the context of the coachspeak, I think he's saying what a lot are seeing, he's tough and talented and has room to be better.
And then "Because I think this kid’s pretty tough and I do think he’s got vision and he’s only going to get better with time. When this lightbulb really, really comes on, I think it’s going to be something special. We’ll just keep coaching him up."
This all seems pretty normal and expected.
I mean, it certainly seems like he's still talking about Gibbs to me.
The second one is about the team in the run game.
Everything else we interpret from that is subjective.
Probably around 30. He's a desperation flex at this point.He was clearly talking about the run game, do you agree? Assuming yes, I think we can agree that he wasn't referencing the 1 carry for 40 yards from Raymond or the 2 carries from Goff when he talked about the lack of explosive runs/pop. Still fair? So that leaves the non-explosive Montgomery, who they gave a career high by a large margin 32 carries to his first game back from injury, or the rookie, who is supposed to be the explosive RB, who they gave a whopping 8 carries to, all in a game where they dominated and were never threatened. No one else ran the ball.Those are two quotes. Went from "he" to "we". First references Gibbs specifically. Second seems to be talking about the team.(There) were a couple things, man, I wish he had read a little different."We ran a lot of outside zone, and (he has to) hit that cut a little earlier and cut it upfield," "There were a number of things in there where we felt we were really going to get some explosive runs, and that’s why you run them. You know it may take a minute to get them, but we expected to pop more than we got. We weren’t real clean all the way through the game like we really should be."Seriously? The entire first paragraph was about "what could have been".He's been leaving a lot of meat on the bone, unrealized yardage, etc.So Campbell doesn't think he's playing well. This is exactly what I said.Found it boss. The actual quote is a little different.
Dan Campbell knows there's more meat on the bone in run game for Jahmyr Gibbs
Jahmyr Gibbs had an up-and-down outing last week, but Lions head coach Dan Campbell sees growth amid any frustration at unrealized yardage.
What part of the article you quoted says Campbell doesn't think he's playing well? https://sidelionreport.com/posts/da...-on-the-bone-in-running-game-for-jahmyr-gibbs
That's coach speak for he's not playing well.
Thanks. We'll disagree there. In the context of the coachspeak, I think he's saying what a lot are seeing, he's tough and talented and has room to be better.
And then "Because I think this kid’s pretty tough and I do think he’s got vision and he’s only going to get better with time. When this lightbulb really, really comes on, I think it’s going to be something special. We’ll just keep coaching him up."
This all seems pretty normal and expected.
I mean, it certainly seems like he's still talking about Gibbs to me.
Thanks. Where do you rank Gibbs for rest of season in half point PPR redraft?
That’s a polite way of saying he isn’t playing as well as he should be.Dan Campbell knows there's more meat on the bone in run game for Jahmyr Gibbs
Jahmyr Gibbs had an up-and-down outing last week, but Lions head coach Dan Campbell sees growth amid any frustration at unrealized yardage.
I think that is in the best case scenario range if Monty stays healthy.
Okay. But the point is first quote is specific. The second one references broader issues about execution.I'm quite sure I read your meaning, I know you were talking about the 2nd quote. Sure, because he didn't explicitly mention him by name in that one you can call it "subjective", I just think there's a mound of evidence that he was talking about Gibbs there too.Not sure you read my meaning. Yes the first quote is about Gibbs in the run game.He was clearly talking about the run game, do you agree? Assuming yes, I think we can agree that he wasn't referencing the 1 carry for 40 yards from Raymond or the 2 carries from Goff when he talked about the lack of explosive runs/pop. Still fair? So that leaves the non-explosive Montgomery, who they gave a career high by a large margin 32 carries to his first game back from injury, or the rookie, who is supposed to be the explosive RB, who they gave a whopping 8 carries to, all in a game where they dominated and were never threatened. No one else ran the ball.Those are two quotes. Went from "he" to "we". First references Gibbs specifically. Second seems to be talking about the team.(There) were a couple things, man, I wish he had read a little different."We ran a lot of outside zone, and (he has to) hit that cut a little earlier and cut it upfield," "There were a number of things in there where we felt we were really going to get some explosive runs, and that’s why you run them. You know it may take a minute to get them, but we expected to pop more than we got. We weren’t real clean all the way through the game like we really should be."Seriously? The entire first paragraph was about "what could have been".He's been leaving a lot of meat on the bone, unrealized yardage, etc.So Campbell doesn't think he's playing well. This is exactly what I said.Found it boss. The actual quote is a little different.
Dan Campbell knows there's more meat on the bone in run game for Jahmyr Gibbs
Jahmyr Gibbs had an up-and-down outing last week, but Lions head coach Dan Campbell sees growth amid any frustration at unrealized yardage.
What part of the article you quoted says Campbell doesn't think he's playing well? https://sidelionreport.com/posts/da...-on-the-bone-in-running-game-for-jahmyr-gibbs
That's coach speak for he's not playing well.
Thanks. We'll disagree there. In the context of the coachspeak, I think he's saying what a lot are seeing, he's tough and talented and has room to be better.
And then "Because I think this kid’s pretty tough and I do think he’s got vision and he’s only going to get better with time. When this lightbulb really, really comes on, I think it’s going to be something special. We’ll just keep coaching him up."
This all seems pretty normal and expected.
I mean, it certainly seems like he's still talking about Gibbs to me.
The second one is about the team in the run game.
Everything else we interpret from that is subjective.
ETA- I was under the impression that these comments came after the last game, but despite the article being dated Thursday, they were talking about week 3.
So, disregard the evidence from week 4, but considering Montgomery didn't even play in week 3, I think it's even more likely he was referring to Gibbs with the 2nd quote.
Here's the article that the original link was referencing that includes the audio interview, the Gibbs stuff starts a bit after the 3 minute mark.
He looks like he does need a little runway to get going
If we want to be super pedantic, it's "subjective" that he was speaking about Gibbs in the first quote too. He was asked a question about Gibbs, but responded with "he" without mentioning him by name. The second "quote" was in the same answer, to the same question. Then he finally mentioned him by name, again in the same answer to the same question, when he talked about the things he liked. No pauses, interruptions, other questions about other topics, nothing. It's plainly obvious that he was referring to Gibbs with his entire answer, including the bad parts. IMO it's borderline willfully ignorant to refuse to admit that, even if it refutes your claim that his shortcomings have all been in the passing game. Heck, the first quote alone does that.Okay. But the point is first quote is specific. The second one references broader issues about execution.I'm quite sure I read your meaning, I know you were talking about the 2nd quote. Sure, because he didn't explicitly mention him by name in that one you can call it "subjective", I just think there's a mound of evidence that he was talking about Gibbs there too.Not sure you read my meaning. Yes the first quote is about Gibbs in the run game.He was clearly talking about the run game, do you agree? Assuming yes, I think we can agree that he wasn't referencing the 1 carry for 40 yards from Raymond or the 2 carries from Goff when he talked about the lack of explosive runs/pop. Still fair? So that leaves the non-explosive Montgomery, who they gave a career high by a large margin 32 carries to his first game back from injury, or the rookie, who is supposed to be the explosive RB, who they gave a whopping 8 carries to, all in a game where they dominated and were never threatened. No one else ran the ball.Those are two quotes. Went from "he" to "we". First references Gibbs specifically. Second seems to be talking about the team.(There) were a couple things, man, I wish he had read a little different."We ran a lot of outside zone, and (he has to) hit that cut a little earlier and cut it upfield," "There were a number of things in there where we felt we were really going to get some explosive runs, and that’s why you run them. You know it may take a minute to get them, but we expected to pop more than we got. We weren’t real clean all the way through the game like we really should be."Seriously? The entire first paragraph was about "what could have been".He's been leaving a lot of meat on the bone, unrealized yardage, etc.So Campbell doesn't think he's playing well. This is exactly what I said.Found it boss. The actual quote is a little different.
Dan Campbell knows there's more meat on the bone in run game for Jahmyr Gibbs
Jahmyr Gibbs had an up-and-down outing last week, but Lions head coach Dan Campbell sees growth amid any frustration at unrealized yardage.
What part of the article you quoted says Campbell doesn't think he's playing well? https://sidelionreport.com/posts/da...-on-the-bone-in-running-game-for-jahmyr-gibbs
That's coach speak for he's not playing well.
Thanks. We'll disagree there. In the context of the coachspeak, I think he's saying what a lot are seeing, he's tough and talented and has room to be better.
And then "Because I think this kid’s pretty tough and I do think he’s got vision and he’s only going to get better with time. When this lightbulb really, really comes on, I think it’s going to be something special. We’ll just keep coaching him up."
This all seems pretty normal and expected.
I mean, it certainly seems like he's still talking about Gibbs to me.
The second one is about the team in the run game.
Everything else we interpret from that is subjective.
ETA- I was under the impression that these comments came after the last game, but despite the article being dated Thursday, they were talking about week 3.
So, disregard the evidence from week 4, but considering Montgomery didn't even play in week 3, I think it's even more likely he was referring to Gibbs with the 2nd quote.
Here's the article that the original link was referencing that includes the audio interview, the Gibbs stuff starts a bit after the 3 minute mark.
You want to say it's all Gibbs. I want to say, particularly since it was after week 3, that with three offensive linemen rotating all over the place (was it the 4th string guard?) It was more broad than that. That's why it's subjective, not "subjective".
We shouldn’t ignore it or deny it. Very clear that the coach said he’s leaving yards on the field and needs some work to improve still.If we want to be super pedantic, it's "subjective" that he was speaking about Gibbs in the first quote too. He was asked a question about Gibbs, but responded with "he" without mentioning him by name. The second "quote" was in the same answer, to the same question. Then he finally mentioned him by name, again in the same answer to the same question, when he talked about the things he liked. No pauses, interruptions, other questions about other topics, nothing. It's plainly obvious that he was referring to Gibbs with his entire answer, including the bad parts. IMO it's borderline willfully ignorant to refuse to admit that, even if it refutes your claim that his shortcomings have all been in the passing game. Heck, the first quote alone does that.Okay. But the point is first quote is specific. The second one references broader issues about execution.I'm quite sure I read your meaning, I know you were talking about the 2nd quote. Sure, because he didn't explicitly mention him by name in that one you can call it "subjective", I just think there's a mound of evidence that he was talking about Gibbs there too.Not sure you read my meaning. Yes the first quote is about Gibbs in the run game.He was clearly talking about the run game, do you agree? Assuming yes, I think we can agree that he wasn't referencing the 1 carry for 40 yards from Raymond or the 2 carries from Goff when he talked about the lack of explosive runs/pop. Still fair? So that leaves the non-explosive Montgomery, who they gave a career high by a large margin 32 carries to his first game back from injury, or the rookie, who is supposed to be the explosive RB, who they gave a whopping 8 carries to, all in a game where they dominated and were never threatened. No one else ran the ball.Those are two quotes. Went from "he" to "we". First references Gibbs specifically. Second seems to be talking about the team.(There) were a couple things, man, I wish he had read a little different."We ran a lot of outside zone, and (he has to) hit that cut a little earlier and cut it upfield," "There were a number of things in there where we felt we were really going to get some explosive runs, and that’s why you run them. You know it may take a minute to get them, but we expected to pop more than we got. We weren’t real clean all the way through the game like we really should be."Seriously? The entire first paragraph was about "what could have been".He's been leaving a lot of meat on the bone, unrealized yardage, etc.So Campbell doesn't think he's playing well. This is exactly what I said.Found it boss. The actual quote is a little different.
Dan Campbell knows there's more meat on the bone in run game for Jahmyr Gibbs
Jahmyr Gibbs had an up-and-down outing last week, but Lions head coach Dan Campbell sees growth amid any frustration at unrealized yardage.
What part of the article you quoted says Campbell doesn't think he's playing well? https://sidelionreport.com/posts/da...-on-the-bone-in-running-game-for-jahmyr-gibbs
That's coach speak for he's not playing well.
Thanks. We'll disagree there. In the context of the coachspeak, I think he's saying what a lot are seeing, he's tough and talented and has room to be better.
And then "Because I think this kid’s pretty tough and I do think he’s got vision and he’s only going to get better with time. When this lightbulb really, really comes on, I think it’s going to be something special. We’ll just keep coaching him up."
This all seems pretty normal and expected.
I mean, it certainly seems like he's still talking about Gibbs to me.
The second one is about the team in the run game.
Everything else we interpret from that is subjective.
ETA- I was under the impression that these comments came after the last game, but despite the article being dated Thursday, they were talking about week 3.
So, disregard the evidence from week 4, but considering Montgomery didn't even play in week 3, I think it's even more likely he was referring to Gibbs with the 2nd quote.
Here's the article that the original link was referencing that includes the audio interview, the Gibbs stuff starts a bit after the 3 minute mark.
You want to say it's all Gibbs. I want to say, particularly since it was after week 3, that with three offensive linemen rotating all over the place (was it the 4th string guard?) It was more broad than that. That's why it's subjective, not "subjective".
I'm not saying the performance is all on Gibbs, there are always a bunch of factors, I'm simply saying that the quote from the coach was about him. It isn't a huge deal, it doesn't mean he stinks or he'll never get better, but not sure why we have to try and deny it.
I got him in the 5th behind Pollard and Walker3.
You would think, yet here we are.
That must've been a very early draft because ADP was early 3rd round by late August
It wasn’t. It was the evening of Labor Day. Not everyone relies on the consensus rankings. I usually don’t trust rookie anything in my starting lineup. If you took him in the 3rd based on consensus rankings, that’s on you. If you reached in the 3rd, you should have had a backup plan due to being a rookie. I’ve been playing FF for 23 years. I’ve learned a lot over those years. The whining I’ve seen from wanting instant gratification in this thread is comical to me. If you took a rookie RB in the 3rd that you obviously knew was in a time share because of someone else’s rankings………that’s completely on you.
Completely understandable if that's your opinion, all I said is that it isn't exactly what he said, which is accurate. Not looking to argue about it especially considering it's going off on a tangent.
Understood. Just provided the full quote so nobody thinks I’m trying to create a false narrative.
Well done. I will say it just takes one. 9 out of 10 owners may look at it like u. 1 owner in most cases will see the value at his 3rd round ADP. To have your entire league pass in the 3rd. Then the 4th. Very unique situation. Once again. Well done.
I agree with nearly all of this, including thinking that Gibbs will get there eventually and that Campbell thinks he will as well. I disagree with 2nd to last paragraph however. IMO, he's certainly had more growing pains than should have been expected, particularly the slips and drops. It pretty much is the main reason for the disappointment and FF underperformance so far, hopefully he grows out of them quickly.
The slips in particular have just been weirdly persistent…..
I cant really explain the slips. Jitters or something else I dont know. That needs to stop.
