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Starting him with Supreme confidence. 100+ yds/1 TD.
Starting him with Supreme confidence. 100+ yds/1 TD.
Starting him with Supreme confidence. 100+ yds/1 TD.
Let's hope you're right. If not, my email box will be fun tomorrow.
Fair warning, thanks. I still am rolling with him over Patrick at flexI was a Mixon owner last year, not sold on the news today. The Bengals played a lot of games with his injury last year also.
I actually totally agree. However, I am saying that Mixon will be drafted there. It's a hot take for sure.Dead zone is a make believe concept. Plenty of solid RBs in that so-called zone.
I’m between Perine and Gibson. I’m leaning Perine.Gilroy34 said:Fair warning, thanks. I still am rolling with him over Patrick at flex
I like Connortop dog said:I'm leaning towards starting Mixon over Chase Edmonds or Conner. FBG has Edmonds rated higher, but I like Mixon being active and not having to decide between those guys prior to 4pm.![]()
THAT was a nice run
Joe Mixon rushed 10 times for 33 yards and one score, hauling in his only target for two yards in Cincinnati's Week 5 loss to Green Bay.
Mixon, surprisingly active after failing to practice until Saturday, got the start and played on the team's first two snaps before being relieved by Samaje Perine (11/59). The latter put the Bengals on the board first with a four-yard touchdown catch over Mixon, who responded with a 10-yard run and eventually, a bouncy eight-yard rushing touchdown to close the gap 22-20. Mixon, clearly struggling through injury, was ultimately out-snapped 41-19 by Perine on the afternoon. Mixon will be a tough sell as a high-end RB2 in Week 6 against the Lions if he fails to practice leading up to that game.
Oct 10, 2021, 6:03 PM ET
THAT was a nice run
I am out of market. Can someone post genuine thoughts. I have one share. And to be honest I’ve tried shopping him. But no takers.Yes it was. Not sure where the one random take got their idea "clearly struggling through injury". He didn't look 100% on some plays but on the TD later in the game looked fantastic. For the most part, I'd ask folks post their own takes here. Thanks.
I am out of market. Can someone post genuine thoughts. I have one share. And to be honest I’ve tried shopping him. But no takers.
https://twitter.com/adamlevitan/status/1447572481041068037?s=21Adam Levitan @adamlevitan
Joe Mixon was losing pass-game work even before his ankle injury. Yesterday, that peaked: Semaje Perine 26 routes, Mixon 9, Chris Evans 6.
Mixon now has a total of 6 targets for a pathetic 5% share over the last four games.
He got mad at Mixon for having a mild ankle sprain that didn't even cause him to miss a full game and dropped him?someone in one of my leagues got pissed at him last week...he dropped him saturday night and I was able to snag him for half my bidding bucks on Sunday.
I thought this was supposed to be a strength of his coming out of school. What gives?
Sasgaard said:someone in one of my leagues got pissed at him last week...he dropped him saturday night and I was able to snag him for half my bidding bucks on Sunday.
Hoh said:I thought this was supposed to be a strength of his coming out of school. What gives?
Sounds like 1 writer’s hot take.Hoh said:I thought this was supposed to be a strength of his coming out of school. What gives?
That would definitely help. Evans will likely continue to siphon a few targets here and there. Not shocking. He’s on the roster, so they probably want to use him.Perine on COVID list, Bengals playing Detroit, feels like the Mixon resurgence could be on in week 6.
I wanted a first and a second round for next years draft. No countering action. There are very few trades in that league though. Or it could be I asked for too much?Joe Bryant said:No takers for Joe Mixon?
What are you asking?
yeah, a good owner too....a guy who has been playing for a long time. He had a really bad week I think and lost his sh....at the end of it which ended with the release of Mixon....LOL. Not sure what happened....really weird from him.Hot Sauce Guy said:He got mad at Mixon for having a mild ankle sprain that didn't even cause him to miss a full game and dropped him?
Weird way to manage, but congrats on getting a quality RB giving up only imaginary $. lol
I wanted a first and a second round for next years draft. No countering action. There are very few trades in that league though. Or it could be I asked for too much?
Sounds like 1 writer’s hot take.
pretty much everyone said he’d be limited on Sunday, so I’m not sure it’s a revelation or anything definitive that he lost touches.
Rotoworld proclaimed he “lost receiving duties” in today’s update.
Uh, yeah - he was limited in touches nursing an ankle sprain. Maybe, and I know this is crazy talk, this week isn’t the best sample size to make sweeping judgements about.
Let’s see how things go with Mixon at 100% moving forward. I’m sure Perine & Evans will continue to be sprinkled in, but I am not convinced that Week 5 represents an accurate picture of the backfield split ROS.
Gio Bernard was better. This year I have no clue why they pull him for Perine.I think it's still worth wondering why his receiving usage/production has been so poor in the NFL when it was supposed to probably be his biggest strength coming into the league.
Mixon hasn't had more than 40 yards receiving in a game since November 2018![]()
That's what my guess is. Maybe Perine is adequate enough at it that they decide to give Mixon rest on 3rd downs and passing situations.Mixon was not just a receiving back at OU. He was just much better at it than the other backs. He was great between the tackles too. I am puzzled myself because he’s a three down NFL back and can do it all. Perhaps his injury history is causing his leadership to limit his reps.
As others have said, Perine out-received him largely due to his coming back from injury and clearly on a snap count.Hoh said:I thought this was supposed to be a strength of his coming out of school. What gives?
I feel like this is one of those disconnects fantasy players experience between what should be happening and what actually is happening. So far, the Bengals don't seem to care what we think about Perine.Maybe he’s just in a timeshare even without an injury.
Limiting reps with a timeshare makes sense when a guy can’t stay healthyI feel like this is one of those disconnects fantasy players experience between what should be happening and what actually is happening. So far, the Bengals don't seem to care what we think about Perine.
Joe Mixon (ankle) is practicing Wednesday.
Mixon played just 28% of the snaps in the Week 5 loss to the Packers, as he battled through his ankle sprain. He logged just 10 carries for 33 yards but did find the end zone while splitting work with Samaje Perine. And now Perine is on the COVID list, putting his Week 6 status in question. Mixon practicing would suggest he came out of Week 5 without any aggravation to his ankle.
Oct 13, 2021, 1:59 PM ET
Perine tested positive, so not likely to clear protocol by Sunday. Expect him to be out. I read a blurb on CBS yesterday that they believe Mixon came back too early from his injury, but there was no official info from the team on any setbacks so not sure if that was speculation based on his usage on Sunday. I'm no doctor, but he looked good in the carries he had, I didn't see him being tentative at all.
It's a bit early today, looking for the initial practice report for this week over the next couple of hours.
you can be contract trace or test positive. The road back to active status is different depending on which one you are on. here's the blurb from cbs yesterday on Perine:I haven't been able to find anywhere that said Perine tested positive. Is testing positive the only way you can you get on the COVID List or can you with just close contact situation? Has that been ruled out?
Samaje Perine RB | CIN
Bengals' Samaje Perine: Tests positive for virus
(October 11, 2021 4:48 PM ET) Perine's placement on the reserve/COVID-19 list earlier Monday was the result of a positive test, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports.
Since Perine was deactivated as a result of a positive test rather than through contact-tracing reasons, he's unlikely to clear the NFL's COVID-19 protocol ahead of the Bengals' next game Sunday in Detroit. The development is a less-than-ideal one for the Bengals, given that top back Joe Mixon was able to handle only a limited role in the Week 5 loss to the Packers while managing an ankle injury. While Mixon's workload was restricted, Perine picked up a season-high 11 carries and gained 59 yards. He also drew five targets, hauling in four of them for 24 yards and a score. With Perine sidelined and Mixon banged up, rookie Chris Evans is the only healthy back on the roster, so expect Cincinnati to add another body at the position ahead of the matchup with the Lions.
Bengals head coach Zac Taylor said Joe Mixon "should get a full workload" in Week 6 against the Lions.
Mixon had a limited role in Week 5 against the Packers as he fought through an ankle injury, handling 11 touches for 33 yards and a touchdown and running a meager nine pass routes. He could be in line for a gargantuan role against Detroit with Samaje Perine on the reserve/COVID-19 list. One of the league's worst run defenses, Lions opponents have rushed at a 50.4 percent clip this season, the highest rate in the NFL. The Bengals' boring offense runs the ball on 60 percent of its plays when leading, and they enter Week 6 as 3.5-point favorites.
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Oct 15, 2021, 12:17 PM ET