Gutsy call on both Taylor and JuJu. Hope it works out for you!!Traded away D. Henry for Taylor And Ju-Ju in a dynasty league where I felt I was likely 1 year away. Hoping for continued improvement from Taylor and that schedule is nice down the stretch!
If you threw it to me, I would want to see:Getting antsy with J Robinson and Jacksonville as a whole. May throw him out to the Taylor owner. Dumb move?
But from my perspective, who would you want moving forward?If you threw it to me, I would want to see:
- how Taylor looks this week
- what is happening at the JAX QB position
I’d say it’s a toss up. Those two points above are why will decide it for me. I see Taylor slightly on the rise and Robinson slightly on the decline, as it stands now.But from my perspective, who would you want moving forward?
Have them both but you would think they would give him more of a chance than this to succeed. Not sure I can play Wilkins over him in any given week and feel good about it.Wow. Guess I should drop him and grab Wilkins. Pathetic.
I was being sarcastic. Frustrating to watch his usage.Have them both but you would think they would give him more of a chance than this to succeed. Not sure I can play Wilkins over him in any given week and feel good about it.
I have no problem with that. I’m curious why he wasn’t being used in the RZ all dayUp two TD's and he isn't even in there to run the clock out.
he had a carry on 2nd & goal from the 1, got stuffed (Wilkins scored next play)I have no problem with that. I’m curious why he wasn’t being used in the RZ all day
My comment was directed toward when they took him of the field on 2nd down inside the 5 and had a TE take the snap and run it inhe had a carry on 2nd & goal from the 1, got stuffed (Wilkins scored next play)
also had a target on 2nd & goal from the 2 but it was incomplete (direct snap to the TE Burton next play for the TD)
they gave him chances
he was ineffective all day and Wilkins was ballin', went with the hot hand
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don't really think this game changes his outlook going forward but def a disappointing day for anyone who started him
your comment was "he wasn’t being used in the RZ all day" which was not quite the caseMy comment was directed toward when they took him of the field on 2nd down inside the 5 and had a TE take the snap and run it in
Could not disagree more. You can't argue with the results, but a player like this cannot be taken in and out every other play.he had a carry on 2nd & goal from the 1, got stuffed (Wilkins scored next play)
also had a target on 2nd & goal from the 2 but it was incomplete (direct snap to the TE Burton next play for the TD)
they gave him chances
he was ineffective all day and Wilkins was ballin', went with the hot hand
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don't really think this game changes his outlook going forward but def a disappointing day for anyone who started him
He fell over before the ball was thrown on the target. Looked like Rivers was throwing the ball awayhe had a carry on 2nd & goal from the 1, got stuffed (Wilkins scored next play)
also had a target on 2nd & goal from the 2 but it was incomplete (direct snap to the TE Burton next play for the TD)
they gave him chances
he was ineffective all day and Wilkins was ballin', went with the hot hand
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don't really think this game changes his outlook going forward but def a disappointing day for anyone who started him
Meh, you said he had “a” run and “a” target while the other 2 backs and a TE scored 4 tds lol so....yeahyour comment was "he wasn’t being used in the RZ all day" which was not quite the case
frustrating day, I get it dude
Jonathan Taylor had 11 carries for 22 yards and caught 2-of-3 targets for nine yards in Week 8 against the Lions.
Taylor started and was the lead back in the first quarter before ceding touches to Jordan Wilkins and Nyheim Hines. He barely saw the field in the second half with Wilkins taking over early-down work. Wilkins (20/89/1) set career highs while Hines was the Colts' leading receiver and scored a pair of touchdowns. It's a concern for Taylor's moving-forward outlook. Taylor should continue to start, but this is looking like a hot-hand backfield.
- Rotoworld
you guys might want to think about CEH owners feel todayMeh, you said he had “a” run and “a” target while the other 2 backs and a TE scored 4 tds lol so....yeah
Would’ve lost my matchup where I have him either way. Faced Cook and Mahomes
Still dumb
this weekWilkins looked better. That simple.
I know it's the way it is these days, but I hate these full on committees. The Rams is the other one that comes to mind - when you give a guy a couple of carries, then pull him out and put someone else in, then back and forth etc, no one gets into a rhythm. I'm not even sure it's that great for the team (as opposed to fantasy).
You say this as if it's a good thing.you guys might want to think about CEH owners feel today
lot of people sunk 1st round draft capital into that situation
most people got JT late third to mid fourth, and he's been an excellent RB2 5 out of 7 weeks
Hines and Wilkins barely hit 200 pounds
Taylor's role is one of the most secure anywhere in the league outside backs who were taken in the first
This isn’t living up to the hype. If this RBBC continues for another week or two, it may be time to drop in redraft if a RB with upside shows.Another Wisconsin flop
This is kind of what I'm saying. Are the Colts trying to give him some tough love? Make him earn his stripes?I only saw the game through RZ so not a very good measure, but it's as if the coaches are hazing him in the red zone. One goal line carry into the teeth of the defense. That's enough, Jonathan. You're out. We're giving this TD to Trey Burton. On a run to the edge. Hey Jonathan, run an obvious flat route to the short side of the field and stand still. Oh, the LB knocked you on your ###? Here you go, we're throwing the ball at your prone body.
The talent may be there but the opportunity is not. That is a problem for FF owners, but not necessarily for the Colts if they can win using their system.This is kind of what I'm saying. Are the Colts trying to give him some tough love? Make him earn his stripes?
He appears to be getting the vanilla plays that give him smaller chance to succeed. It's weird.
I believe he can flourish if they gave him 20 carries.
Sincerely trying to see where your optimism is coming from. This game was awful for Taylor owners, really don't see how anyone can disagree. I imagine even those who were saying "it's not a large enough sample size" earlier this year would be forced to agree at this point.seems like a good buy low candidate rn (along with Swift)
weeks like this are awesome from a buyers perspective: expectations are high but game flow went a different way, the overall situation hasn’t changed, owner is frustrated & needs to WIN NOW to make the playoffs or secure a bye.
dream scenario to fleece your league mates.
I'm hoping the Taylor owner in my league is thinking like you. Appreciate the insight.Sincerely trying to see where your optimism is coming from. This game was awful for Taylor owners, really don't see how anyone can disagree. I imagine even those who were saying "it's not a large enough sample size" earlier this year would be forced to agree at this point.
What did game flow have to do with it? It's not like they fell behind and didn't run the ball, they jumped ahead and ran the ball a ton. Unfortunately instead of running it with him they let the guy who had 2 carries for zero yards in the previous 2 games run it 20 times.
This was a smash match up against a bad run D in a game that lined up perfectly for a RB to dominate and he was skunked. The reason he isn't a buy low is precisely because the overall situation hasn't changed, it's much closer to a nightmare than a dream IMO.
I think you'd be fortunate to get a WR2 for him, but I'd ask for more. Do it before trade value charts come out, as I anticipate the rest of the world is about to come around on what a few of us have already been saying.So in redraft what are y'all thinkin?
WR2 seems right. Taylor needs one of the other RBs in the committee to be injured before he can be trusted. Not sure how he is any more than a flex at this point.I think you'd be fortunate to get a WR2 for him, but I'd ask for more. Do it before trade value charts come out, as I anticipate the rest of the world is about to come around on what a few of us have already been saying.
And I'm hoping the non-Taylor owners in my league are thinking like you. I mean, anyone is a buy low if it's low enough, but if someone is willing to give anything close to what his value was after week 2 it's an auto-accept.I'm hoping the Taylor owner in my league is thinking like you. Appreciate the insight.
You put Hines and Wilkins on the scale and they don't get to 400. Taylor is 220 and has more talent. In a couple games this year, they were behind - game script that should favor Hines - but Taylor was the 3 down back, getting targets, trusted in pass pro. In games where they were looking to salt it away, we've had one (1) where Wilkins was the preferred back and more effective. Is that an anomaly or a trend? I guess differing opinions on that are why it's a fun hobby.