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RB Jahmyr Gibbs, DET (6 Viewers)

Anyone else in the need a monster game out of Gibbs camp?
Yep. I need 61 between him, Purdy and Jennings.
Like those chances. Think I’d take yours over mine. Down 16 he has Laporta, I have Gibbs and Bates.
Good luck my friend.
I believe you’re the champ, champ!

You prob didn’t even need that 30 yard TD run, I sure as **** did. Thought it was over for me when Laporta scored. And then they kept pulling him in the RZ :doh:

Then he did it for me and many others.

3 + 3 (100 yard bonus) + 6

He paid owners off big when it counted most!
 
Anyone else in the need a monster game out of Gibbs camp?
Yep. I need 61 between him, Purdy and Jennings.
Like those chances. Think I’d take yours over mine. Down 16 he has Laporta, I have Gibbs and Bates.
Good luck my friend.
I believe you’re the champ, champ!

You prob didn’t even need that 30 yard TD run, I sure as **** did. Thought it was over for me when Laporta scored. And then they kept pulling him in the RZ :doh:

Then he did it for me and many others.

3 + 3 (100 yard bonus) + 6

He paid owners off big when it counted most!
Yes sir! Congratulations! The td run did it for me too lol. I was down by like 2.5 or so before that.
 
Thank you so much for validating my Gibbs and Jamo pics when all the “experts” said other wise 🙌🙌
Who didn’t like Gibbs?
About a month into this season this thread was full of people bemoaning their selection of him.

traded Breece to one of those people after Week 6

Yahtzee!

Is that legal?

two years in a row

last year when he was hurt & missed a few g, straight up for Addison

guess I’ll have to resort to drafting him in 2025
 
After 2 seasons:

Jah (1 g remaining)

SeasonsAgeTeamPosGGSAttYdsTD1DSucc%LngY/AY/GA/GTgtRecYdsY/RTD1DSucc%LngR/GY/GCtch%Y/TgtTouchY/TchYScmRRTDFmb
2023-202421-22DETRB31640922182310450.9705.471.513.2129998028.144249.6543.225.976.76.25085.93020273

Kamara

SeasonsAgeTeamPosGGSAttYdsTD1DSucc%LngY/AY/GA/GTgtRecYdsY/RTD1DSucc%LngR/GY/GCtch%Y/TgtTouchY/TchYScmRRTDFmb
2017-201822-23NORRB31163141611229955.4745.152.010.120516215359.596954.1425.249.579.07.54766.63146312
 
302 touches
1929 yards
20 TDs
RB1 overall in some formats, finished 0.40 behind Saquon in our full PPR format



The only players in NFL history to produce a season with at least 1,900 scrimmage yards, 16 rushing TDs and four receiving TDs:

1. Jahmyr Gibbs (2024)
2. David Johnson (2016)
3. Marshall Faulk (2000)
4. O.J. Simpson (1975)



Since Montgomery was hurt, three straight games 150+ YFS with at least 1 TD



Lions rushed for a franchise record 29 TDs
  1. Gibbs 16 tied for NFL lead
  2. Montgomery 12
  3. Jamo 1
 
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Thank you so much for validating my Gibbs and Jamo pics when all the “experts” said other wise 🙌🙌
Who didn’t like Gibbs?
About a month into this season this thread was full of people bemoaning their selection of him.
Sucks for them. He and London were key in my late year and finally championship wins in many leagues. I can see if some who drafted Gibbs early who expected him to carry the rock most of the time fairly upset in some of the earlier weeks but that's their fault. I know he and Monty would share and expected that. It was only a surprise gift when Monty went down late in season. Ditto with London with Penix taking over.
 
I have Gibbs as RB 2 next year, behind Barkley.
Started my first draft of the 2025 season this morning and Gibbs went 1.1, followed by Barkley so nothing you are saying is crazy.

Love Gibbs, would be clear cut as easy of a 1.1 choice as we've seen in years if Monty was not in the picture but he's not. Plus, and it's possible it might help Gibbs, we got the unknown of how the likely new OC will utilize them and like I said it's possible this help Gibbs,but when I'm talking 1.1 or top RB I don't want to rely so much on "maybe".

Bijan is my RB1.
 
I've made a lot of strong offers for Gibbs (or for the #2 pick, pre-dynasty-draft). Obviously, what I'm willing to offer now is significantly lower than in was pre-dynasty-draft.

I asked him what an acceptable trade would look like.

He said: Gibbs, his 2024 first and second (likely quite early, good shot at top 3, but he's in a very weak division so he could certainly make the playoffs), for Garrett Wilson, Quentin Johnston, Kendre Miller, Tyjae Spears, and Roschon Johnson. I considered that was decidedly too steep. But I did completely understand that opinion, as I would not want to give up Gibbs; I didn't think the offer was crazy. But he went to great lengths to convince me it was a reasonable degree of overpay. I thought it was a bit more than reasonable. Curious what others might think. (Our league is a bit crazy for RB's, which somewhat makes sense because 2-3 out of 6 offensive starters are RB's.)

Also I wasn't necessarily looking for picks, though I am always happy to stock up. But I just used high picks on those 4 2023 rookies he wanted. Doesn't seem like progress to trade them in for fewer picks.
I would take that pretty easily.
(your post from Oct 20, 2023)

Thanks for this, by the way.
 
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Gibbs is a special pass-catcher - he should see 7-10 targets a game. I used weapon bc he can line up in the slot and be used across the formation. Not just a traditional back.
I have picks 1.01, 1.03 and 1.04. Really excited about potentially adding him and Bijan to a completely barren RB room.
Just to update, that rb duo has now lead me to back to back championships in that league. :suds:
 
I've made a lot of strong offers for Gibbs (or for the #2 pick, pre-dynasty-draft). Obviously, what I'm willing to offer now is significantly lower than in was pre-dynasty-draft.

I asked him what an acceptable trade would look like.

He said: Gibbs, his 2024 first and second (likely quite early, good shot at top 3, but he's in a very weak division so he could certainly make the playoffs), for Garrett Wilson, Quentin Johnston, Kendre Miller, Tyjae Spears, and Roschon Johnson. I considered that was decidedly too steep. But I did completely understand that opinion, as I would not want to give up Gibbs; I didn't think the offer was crazy. But he went to great lengths to convince me it was a reasonable degree of overpay. I thought it was a bit more than reasonable. Curious what others might think. (Our league is a bit crazy for RB's, which somewhat makes sense because 2-3 out of 6 offensive starters are RB's.)

Also I wasn't necessarily looking for picks, though I am always happy to stock up. But I just used high picks on those 4 2023 rookies he wanted. Doesn't seem like progress to trade them in for fewer picks.
I would take that pretty easily.
(your post from Oct 20, 2023)

Thanks for this, by the way.
Like shooting fish in a barrel there.
 
No way Gibbs numbers will exceed Robinson's
Gibbs scored more PPR PPG (using weeks 1-17 the fantasy weeks)

Gibbs 16.7
Bijan 13.9
Gibbs has now done it 2 years in a row and we are not even counting that 46 point week 18 game.
Gibbs 19.8
Bijan 19.4

Last year I was skeptical of taking Gibbs at the 1/2 turn with Monty there but Monty's injury opened the door for a monster finish.
Now that Gibbs ADP has shot up into the top 6 it will be interesting to see with Monty back if he can do it again.

Remember this was a guy many called a bust after week 5 in 2023.
 
No way Gibbs numbers will exceed Robinson's
Gibbs scored more PPR PPG (using weeks 1-17 the fantasy weeks)

Gibbs 16.7
Bijan 13.9
Gibbs has now done it 2 years in a row and we are not even counting that 46 point week 18 game.
Gibbs 19.8
Bijan 19.4

Last year I was skeptical of taking Gibbs at the 1/2 turn with Monty there but Monty's injury opened the door for a monster finish.
Now that Gibbs ADP has shot up into the top 6 it will be interesting to see with Monty back if he can do it again.

Remember this was a guy many called a bust after week 5 in 2023.
Love Gibbs and have both him and Bijan on a dynasty team. I’d still have Bijan ranked ahead for dynasty but honestly you can almost flip a coin for me. They are dynasty RB1 and RB2.
 
I like Gibbs but I see regression this year in the Lions offense. Between losing their OC, their Pro-Bowl center and Montgomery back to share carries, it's hard to maintain their dominance. Gibbs should have a good year but I don't see a Top 5 RB finish this year. I think he'll be in the RB 9-12 range which makes him a minor bust pick this year.
 
I like Gibbs but I see regression this year in the Lions offense. Between losing their OC, their Pro-Bowl center and Montgomery back to share carries, it's hard to maintain their dominance. Gibbs should have a good year but I don't see a Top 5 RB finish this year. I think he'll be in the RB 9-12 range which makes him a minor bust pick this year.
I think your points, and the tougher schedule may actually even things out for Gibbs this year. Playing from behind, and in more competitive games will keep him on the field over Monty.
 
IMO Monty's presence has little impact on Gibbs's production. He played 14 games in '23 & '24 was already ceding touches to Gibbs in '24 before he got hurt. I think it's fair to project another 14 games from Monty in '25, who hasn't played a full season since his rookie year and never played 17.

The biggest threat to Gibbs is a regression from his insane efficiency jump from '23 to '24. His yards per carry increased from 5.2 to 5.6 and his yards per reception went from 6.1 as a rookie to a whooping 9.9 in year two.

The TD numbers were also kinda crazy. Not many players have multiple 20 TD seasons in a row.

Gibbs will probably be a bit overdrafted, but not because of Monty.

But he's still electric AF and is in a small group of RBs with #1 overall upside.
 
IMO Monty's presence has little impact on Gibbs's production. He played 14 games in '23 & '24 was already ceding touches to Gibbs in '24 before he got hurt. I think it's fair to project another 14 games from Monty in '25, who hasn't played a full season since his rookie year and never played 17.

The biggest threat to Gibbs is a regression from his insane efficiency jump from '23 to '24. His yards per carry increased from 5.2 to 5.6 and his yards per reception went from 6.1 as a rookie to a whooping 9.9 in year two.

The TD numbers were also kinda crazy. Not many players have multiple 20 TD seasons in a row.

Gibbs will probably be a bit overdrafted, but not because of Monty.

But he's still electric AF and is in a small group of RBs with #1 overall upside.
As a Gibbs owner, I like how regressing from the "insane jump in efficiency" would bring him back down to the 30th best yards per carry in a qualifying season by any active RB. Half joking, as I could easily see him regressing farther than that. And the TD's I think is the bigger regression concern. 20 takes a LOT of luck with Montgomery still in the mix.
 
I think the TD regression is a good callout. There isn’t much to criticize about Gibbs game but he clearly didn’t look as good as Montgomery with his red zone carries last year. Gibbs is a Ferrari so it’s asking too much of him to become a tank.
 
I think the TD regression is a good callout. There isn’t much to criticize about
Gibbs
game but he clearly didn’t look as good as
Montgomery
with his red zone carries last year.
Gibbs
is a Ferrari so it’s asking too much of him to become a tank.
I think Gibbs is pretty darn effective near the GL. I agree if you are looking for 1 or 2 tough yards up the middle, Monty is better. However, Gibbs is very effective in short yardage just using his quickness and wiggle.

Last year Monty got 49 RZ carries for 161 yards and 12 TDs. Gibbs got 50 for 158 yards and 12 TDs.
As a receiver, Gibbs was targeted 11 times for 40 yards and 3 TDs in the red zone. Monty only had 3 for 12 yards and 0 TDs.
 
but he clearly didn’t look as good as Montgomery with his red zone carries last year
Completely disagree with this and no offense but I think you’re only saying this because of the size difference between the two. Because I saw Gibbs be extremely effective at the GL last year and even demonstrated power well beyond what you’d normally associate with a 200 pound back in addition to his lightning quickness.
 
but he clearly didn’t look as good as Montgomery with his red zone carries last year
Completely disagree with this and no offense but I think you’re only saying this because of the size difference between the two. Because I saw Gibbs be extremely effective at the GL last year and even demonstrated power well beyond what you’d normally associate with a 200 pound back in addition to his lightning quickness.
Yeah if I remember right, it seemed like he did pretty well just making a move through the line, and also found success making the 12-yard-long 1-yard run to the pylon.
 
Draft Gibby with confidence. Just too explosive and also gets the tough yards inside
Agreed. I saw a comment above about his short yardage/goal line efficiency being poor relative to Monty.

I meant to look into that because that didn't track compared to my, albeit limited, eyeball test.
 
Draft Gibby with confidence. Just too explosive and also gets the tough yards inside
Agreed. I saw a comment above about his short yardage/goal line efficiency being poor relative to Monty.

I meant to look into that because that didn't track compared to my, albeit limited, eyeball test.
Monty had 17 carries inside the 5 yard line, he scored 8 TDs.
Gibbs had 15 of those carries and also scored 8 TDs.
 
Just going to say I think he is getting drafted at his healthy Montgomery ceiling. I don't hate it but it's not usually the way I like to go.

Latest ADP I'm seeing is he's going as player 4 or 5.

Now if Monty got hurt it's a different subject. I recall last year he was usually getting drafted in RB 4-6 tier with Barkley and Taylor as his comp. I know some people here, and some people I talk to offline, thought Gibbs was getting drafted a bit to high and my take on it, which I posted last year, was that he was worth it because I thought he gave you at least low end RB1 production but if Monty went down he would be someone I'd view as the most valuable player in fantasy, the 1.1. In National type contests especially that made him worth it and that's how it worked out.

His TD's made him better then a low end RB1 last year but I feel the same way today as I did this time last year, he just cost more and can't say I'm jacked up about it. I think without an injury to Monty he's going to have a tough time living up to his ADP. Not impossible but IMO he's going to need to pick up the receiving game a decent amount to make up for likely TD regression.

Just think top half of round one is a bit rich and my thinking is it's only going to work out if Monty goes down again, at which point like I keep saying he's worth more then anyone in fantasy to me in that scenario. I'll draft him some just in case that happens, but it's the first year he's been in the league I'm not enthused about hitting that button to draft him.
 
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I don't hate it but it's not usually not the way to go I like to go.
Man I swear I'm laughing with you not at you, I type sentences out wrong all the time. This one just sounds too funny not to point out 😄
Man I mess up so much that when I read some stuff back, like that, I wonder how anyone knows what I’m talking about it. Clear as mud. It’s like my eyes are playing tricks on me.
 
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Speaking of TD regression, 2024 was the first time in the last 15 years where 11 RB's reached double digit rushing TD's. From 2010-2023, the average was 6.4, and no year was over 8. We speak alot like 10 rushing TD's isn't really that hard, but not as many reach it as you'd think.
 
Speaking of TD regression, 2024 was the first time in the last 15 years where 11 RB's reached double digit rushing TD's. From 2010-2023, the average was 6.4, and no year was over 8. We speak alot like 10 rushing TD's isn't really that hard, but not as many reach it as you'd think.
I think a lot of that has to do with the atypical health that so many of the best backs in the league maintained in 2024. We saw far less serious injuries to lead RBs than we typically do.
 

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