Ministry of Pain
Footballguy
120 yds from scrimmage and 2 TDs
I hope that's tongue-in-cheek. He scored 26.80 in half PPR. He had 178 yards from scrimmage and a TD. That's a ridiculous 23.8 points standard. What more could the guy give ya?He did okay tonight. Would like to see more production next week.
24 points, like you ordered.120 yds from scrimmage and 2 TDs
It was.I hope that's tongue-in-cheek. He scored 26.80 in half PPR. He had 178 yards from scrimmage and a TD. That's a ridiculous 23.8 points standard. What more could the guy give ya?
Thought so. Just more wanted to break his day across scoring formats down than castigate you, really.It was.
Yeah. It was nice but I'd like to see some Oomph, y'know?He did okay tonight. Would like to see more production next week.
Today's production is not a sign of what he will do the rest of the year... it's a sign of what he can do NEXT year. So I think this was a huge promising day for dynasty owners.Anyone else think he still hasn't taken the RB 1A slot quite yet?
The fact is Denver lost and were trailing 22-3 prior to Williams catching the pass and strolling into the end zone.
I won't be surprised when Gordon takes the field ahead of him despite the splashy box score, it wasn't looking good early 4th before he racked up yds and the TD, my .02
-And I do love the guy and have him on many rosters but keeping it real.
71 of his 78 yds rushing entering the 4th Q were AFTER CONTACT, that's incredibleIf he could only break some tackles, this kid could be dynomite!
Love the He leads the league in broken tackles and led the nation while at NC, so obviously that is his strength.If he could only break some tackles, this kid could be dynomite!
Taylor is clear cut #1 I believe, followed by Henry, Ekeler, CMC, Cook.
My only fear at this point is Gordon comes back next year. What kind of market will there be for a 29 year old RB? I can see Denver resigning him.If Gordon is gone, I would take Javonte at 2 behind Taylor. This guy is sooooo talented.
It's tough because he's being compared to Williams' performances, but Gordon has played really well this season. I could see teams like the Texans, Saints, Miami, Atlanta, or Seattle taking a look.My only fear at this point is Gordon comes back next year. What kind of market will there be for a 29 year old RB? I can see Denver resigning him.
Prior to the TD Javonte has 26 touches for 150 yards. Take away the 34 yard desperation reception to end the half too and it's 25 for 116.Anyone else think he still hasn't taken the RB 1A slot quite yet?
The fact is Denver lost and were trailing 22-3 prior to Williams catching the pass and strolling into the end zone.
I won't be surprised when Gordon takes the field ahead of him despite the splashy box score, it wasn't looking good early 4th before he racked up yds and the TD, my .02
-And I do love the guy and have him on many rosters but keeping it real.
My only fear at this point is Gordon comes back next year. What kind of market will there be for a 29 year old RB? I can see Denver resigning him.
Yeah, Taylor>>Javonte/Henry are my top three ATM.If Gordon is gone, I would take Javonte at 2 behind Taylor. This guy is sooooo talented.
Slice it and dice it anyway you want Javonte had a great game. And he was the only reason the offense was ever in position to do anything positive last night.
Not sure about ROS, but I believe Gordon is gone next season.Prior to the TD Javonte has 26 touches for 150 yards. Take away the 34 yard desperation reception to end the half too and it's 25 for 116.
Slice it and dice it anyway you want Javonte had a great game. And he was the only reason the offense was ever in position to do anything positive last night.
Gordon will absolutely get the start, he's done nothing to lose his job, it's the correct decision. But Javonte showed enough that it will be very interesting to see how the end-of-game division of labor between him and Gordon looks going forward.
I think it is very possible the "crunch time" playtime balance that has favored Gordon may flip.
Javonte still won't likely see 20+ touches again this season but he should get a modest bump from the 12.5 opportunities/game he was getting before last night.
Even if they do, they probably tell him that his role will be diminished.My only fear at this point is Gordon comes back next year. What kind of market will there be for a 29 year old RB? I can see Denver resigning him.
I'm still playing for this season. Am I the only one?Not sure about ROS, but I believe Gordon is gone next season.
you'll be alright. It won't affect anything.I've been playing fantasy since 2004. Yesterday, for the first time ever, I forgot to make a planned substitution before game time: I left Saquon in my lineup and had Javonte on my bench
Fortunately, I didn't need him and cruised to an easy victory. Still, I hope those 26 points I left on the bench don't come back to haunt me in a tiebreaker.
A fair number of them were after second and third contact as well.Jarad Evans
@PFF_Jarad
Javonte Williams had 102 rushing yards
83 of them were after contact
12/5/21, 10:53 PM
Agreed with this but think they'd go for a cheaper backup than GordonJonathan Taylor has to be by far and away number one. I also wouldn't be totally stunned to see Denver bring back Gordon at a reduced rate. You can't win with a guy carrying the load like Javonte did last night, and Gordon has been more than passable for Denver this year.
I am not a fly on the wall in Denver, nor speculating with certainty. I just don't think Javonte will be a true workhorse like he was last night. There's too much physicality and abuse his body will take the way he runs. He runs to contact sometimes, or at least doesn't avoid it. That's different than other guys who would be workhorses.
Probably so. That's honestly why I sort of was backtracking and saying not to bank on my speculation. That's all it is, is speculation. But I think, through reason, that they will need a 1b to go with Williams.Agreed with this but think they'd go for a cheaper backup than Gordon
Part of what is making Taylor the current no. 1 overall is his usage. How long can Indy win giving Taylor 30+ touches per game?Jonathan Taylor has to be by far and away number one. I also wouldn't be totally stunned to see Denver bring back Gordon at a reduced rate. You can't win with a guy carrying the load like Javonte did last night, and Gordon has been more than passable for Denver this year.
I am not a fly on the wall in Denver, nor speculating with certainty. I just don't think Javonte will be a true workhorse like he was last night. There's too much physicality and abuse his body will take the way he runs. He runs to contact sometimes, or at least doesn't avoid it. That's different than other guys who would be workhorses.
You know what? I haven't followed Taylor's usage as much as I would have liked. It seemed like around Week Eight he was still only getting twenty, at tops, per game.Part of what is making Taylor the current no. 1 overall is his usage. How long can Indy win giving Taylor 30+ touches per game?
Not as long as Taylor has Quentin Nelson, Ryan Kelly & Braden Smith (don't forget Eric Fisher).Javonte could always make business decisions later to preserve his career, for right now bludgeon those DSTs and let me ride him to the ship!
side note* Aaron Rodgers has a chance to go to Denver next year, if that happens, I think Javonte might be #1 overall.
And you’re not gonna lose this week or next or any week bc of one guy. You have to overcome guys underperforming every single week. So many little girls crying today about “I lost bc of this guy or that guy or bc FBGs lies to me.”
BS - you lost because your TEAM wasn’t good enough. You won because 8-9 guys contributed. It’s never bc of one.
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Funnily enough, I mentioned this game in the Rams-Cards game. Did you see that or just a wild coincidence?
Up by 67, OPP had one player left? and the most ever points in one game was Jamaal Charles’ in Week 15 of 2013.
In a game in which he ran for exactly 20 yards, he scored 66.50 fantasy points.
(full PPR league + bonuses for long plays, long TDs, and milestones such as 100 yards.)
We know Javonte looks the part; explosive both running and catching the ball. Aces both the eyeball test and the metrics tests (PFF Elusiveness Rating, for one.) He's an RB1 talent with good, but not elite, draft capital. At a minimum, he's a reasonable RB2/Flex play for the duration of this year. In my league, he's RB #16 overall- impressive given his timeshare role.last 3 weeks in PPR:
RB10, RB1, RB
no complaints here, you cannot legislate usage
I don’t know about you guys but this is why I drafted him in the 6th (minor reach.) EOY production.
IDC if he’s Henry 2.0, I didn’t draft him as my RB1. He’s been my Flex since Carter was hurt, Pollard was my RB2 when Swift got hurt, and now JW is my RB2 alongside Najee (with 4 RBs + Hock on the shelf.)
You can never draft too many RBs.
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And you’re not gonna lose this week or next or any week bc of one guy. You have to overcome guys underperforming every single week. So many little girls crying today about “I lost bc of this guy or that guy or bc FBGs lies to me.”
BS - you lost because your TEAM wasn’t good enough. You won because 8-9 guys contributed. It’s never bc of one.