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Insane value. Targeting in every league. The perfect zero RB target.
Agree completely. I’m taking him “early” if one of my targets isn’t on the board. You can get him and Chubb later and lock up the Clev backfield. Then you can use Chubb’s spot on another rookie RB while he’s on PUP.
I was also disturbed a little bit about Foreman last week. But I also think they believe(d) in Pierre Strong at least a little bit and if I have the timeline correct, Strong got injured early in the game and then Foreman came in more than expected as a result. In my eyes Ford is the obvious playmaker of the group but honestly not sure Watson is worth his weight in poop. The offense in general suffers because of it. Nevertheless I like Ford a lot and both him and Foreman are probably decent starts this week but I'd give the edge to Ford based on passing work and big play ability. Foreman likely goal line carries. Starting Ford with confidence but tempered expectations.
I think Foreman actually got the first carries before Strong even got hurt.
The Browns love of Foreman is mind boggling. Ford ripping off huge chunks then they switch to Foreman who struggles for three.
Low and declining. Hasn’t gotten enough volume to provide dependable fantasy production, even in advantageous matchups. Stefanski clearly doesn’t trust him enough. Ford has been a starter in Chubb’s absence but has operated on offense like a glorified 3rd down back. Has lost touches in the red zone to Kareem Hunt last year and D’Onta Foreman this year. From what I understand he’s also been terrible in pass protection, and given the sudden need to go pass heavy with a washed up Watson, it’s a recipe for disaster. I wouldn’t want any piece of the Browns offense right now. Ford has some value in PPR due to his 20 receptions which ranks 3rd among RBs. But generally speaking he doesn’t get enough touches to be a factor.
Agree on all fronts, but of course he tempts us again this week with arguably the best RB matchup against the Cinci run D.
I the FBG Bowl he's pretty much been a hold nose must start with 2/3/1/2 flex between injuries and byes
He had the Commanders last week which was 31st in the NFL in yards per carry allowed, and only carried the ball 9 times
Is Ford dropable at this point?
I think I'd wait on that. I doubt Chubb is ready yet and heard that Foreman might be a bit banged up. The Eagles defense has been struggling this season and if Ford is the featured back all/most of the game, he could be a nice play.
Lol. I feel like he's had the matchups and laid an egg all year.
I've already cut bait, as his value is only decreasing by the week with the defensive schedule getting tougher, the Browns effectively abandoning the run, and I simply don't trust him enough to ever put him in my lineup again. My league doesn't score points for receptions and that's where his value is at this point. Won't do enough as Browns RB1, and if he can't fend off Foreman, I can't see him fending off even a 60% Nick Chubb. Ford has value to the Browns as a pass catching option and is still on his first contract which doesn't expire until his age 27 season in 2026. His short term value is limited and his long term value looks even less likely.
Yeah I'm watching the practice reports. If Foreman is playing, I'll probably drop him before kickoff.
Only if CLE falls behind early and they abandon the running game.
Looks like he will get that chance again.
Tracy and Pittman in one, Keenan and Mooney in another. Waffling vs both Tracy and Keenan primarily
Torn between Ford, Tracy and McMillan in my flex spot. Was definitely leaning Ford. Now that Otten won’t play, does that create more opportunities for McMillan? Obviously, huge question marks that the Browns and Giants will even be able to move the ball with their QB situations.
I sat him for JSN and Higgins. Not a terrible move in a vacuum, and a decision I’d likely make again. Especially after seeing how few touches the Browns gave him after ripping off a 66 yarder to begin.
