He’s the DAL starting RB. He can be had as a throw in a trade. I’ll take a shot on him with the expectation that he’s a bye week fill in with some upside, especially in PPR.Is anyone still buying this guy? I just think he's had 4 years to prove himself, injuries or not, he's yet to show he's more than a JAG. I wouldn't be surprised if Sanders or Blue ends up outproducing given their relative ADP.
I'd say Dowdle has proven as much as Williams the last few years though. Call it a push?He’s the DAL starting RB. He can be had as a throw in a trade. I’ll take a shot on him with the expectation that he’s a bye week fill in with some upside, especially in PPR.Is anyone still buying this guy? I just think he's had 4 years to prove himself, injuries or not, he's yet to show he's more than a JAG. I wouldn't be surprised if Sanders or Blue ends up outproducing given their relative ADP.
Rice Dowdle was relevant there last season. I don’t think he’s much better than Javonte, if at all.
Sure. The hate has gone too far.I'd say Dowdle has proven as much as Williams the last few years though. Call it a push?He’s the DAL starting RB. He can be had as a throw in a trade. I’ll take a shot on him with the expectation that he’s a bye week fill in with some upside, especially in PPR.Is anyone still buying this guy? I just think he's had 4 years to prove himself, injuries or not, he's yet to show he's more than a JAG. I wouldn't be surprised if Sanders or Blue ends up outproducing given their relative ADP.
Rice Dowdle was relevant there last season. I don’t think he’s much better than Javonte, if at all.
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I agree with this. But I’m not sure yet if any of them will get enough work to be startable in fantasySure. The hate has gone too far.I'd say Dowdle has proven as much as Williams the last few years though. Call it a push?He’s the DAL starting RB. He can be had as a throw in a trade. I’ll take a shot on him with the expectation that he’s a bye week fill in with some upside, especially in PPR.Is anyone still buying this guy? I just think he's had 4 years to prove himself, injuries or not, he's yet to show he's more than a JAG. I wouldn't be surprised if Sanders or Blue ends up outproducing given their relative ADP.
Rice Dowdle was relevant there last season. I don’t think he’s much better than Javonte, if at all.
Rico Dowdle signed a 1-year $2.75M contract and he was the lead back on this team. I’m not saying Javonte is a fantasy RB1. I think he can at least be Dowdle and be a good Flex/bye week fill in and he’s basically free.He signed a 1 year deal for 3 mill.
I'm reading that as the entire NFL thinks he has no chance of being a lead back.
Yes, he’s 25, but in dog years.He just turned 25 last month and he has 764 career touches in the NFL (416 in college).
He's absolutely worth taking a chance on and is easily the first Cowboys runner I would take in all fantasy formats.
Lots of questions he has to answer, for sure.Yes, he’s 25, but in dog years.He just turned 25 last month and he has 764 career touches in the NFL (416 in college).
He's absolutely worth taking a chance on and is easily the first Cowboys runner I would take in all fantasy formats.
Very true but the counter to that if I wanted to argue for Javonte's value is the basic premise there are points/fantasy production someone has to get and his comp is a guy they signed for $1.2m and a 5th round pick with those costs both suggesting the entire NFL does not like odds of either of them being lead backs either.He signed a 1 year deal for 3 mill.
I'm reading that as the entire NFL thinks he has no chance of being a lead back.
Very true but the counter to that if I wanted to argue for Javonte's value is the basic premise there are points/fantasy production someone has to get and his comp is a guy they signed for $1.2m and a 5th round pick with those costs both suggesting the entire NFL does not like odds of either of them being lead backs either.He signed a 1 year deal for 3 mill.
I'm reading that as the entire NFL thinks he has no chance of being a lead back.
Out of those investments the 5th round pick is the biggest one.
I look at Dallas lack of commitment to upgrading the RB room last year as a major negative in their team construction. I get a feeling they don't share my opinion. I think in their world I think they look at getting over 1300 yards from Rico Dowdle, another RB who the league was not that into this off-season, and feel like that justifies their approach.
I think that's part of it along but I think their main belief is they'd rather invest in beefing up the OL and if that's in place they can always find a few cheap RB's to churn out some production. It's not a bad premise and they can point to a few things which shows they are actually right with this approach. But the other side of that argument is they are creating a situation that's ideal to get the best out of a RB and just seeing what a stud RB behind a built up OL did for the Eagles.Very true but the counter to that if I wanted to argue for Javonte's value is the basic premise there are points/fantasy production someone has to get and his comp is a guy they signed for $1.2m and a 5th round pick with those costs both suggesting the entire NFL does not like odds of either of them being lead backs either.He signed a 1 year deal for 3 mill.
I'm reading that as the entire NFL thinks he has no chance of being a lead back.
Out of those investments the 5th round pick is the biggest one.
I look at Dallas lack of commitment to upgrading the RB room last year as a major negative in their team construction. I get a feeling they don't share my opinion. I think in their world I think they look at getting over 1300 yards from Rico Dowdle, another RB who the league was not that into this off-season, and feel like that justifies their approach.
It feels like they're overcorrecting from investing so much into Zeke. Everyone gets that RB is a devalued position in the modern NFL but they have taken it to another level.
This.I've been holding Javonte for so long, I can't cut him now. Won't cost me much - might as well see what he can do with a new team, another year removed from injury.