TampaMike19
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Locking up a stud RB when you have a rookie QB deal is a freaking no-brainer. Not sure why the Colts were over-thinking on this one. Taylor's agent probably knew that the QB contract is the perfect time to strike.
AM I crazy to start him over James Cook in London today? I mean you're paying him BIG money, is he really on a super limited pitch count? Anyone local hearing anything?
Because they know he's one of the top backs in the league and he makes their team better?So they went from offering nothing at all to $14M per year? Why?I disagree about this offer having been on the table all along. From everything the Colts said previously, they never even entertained a contract extension. I think that is what angered JT, as he felt he had proven himself enough to at least warrant extension talks.Still only getting 2-3 years and/or franchise tags for these guys. I honestly think Taylor wanted much more than this and it’s likely this deal has been on the table all along. It’s a little bit of a raise over back to back franchise tags and then basically a 3rd year option.Glad this got done. Good for all parties and other RB’s as well. I’ve never seen a position devalued this much in any sport. It was getting ridiculous.
Great deal for the Colts.
When the Colts refused to do that, he made the trade request. I honestly think JT wasn't trying to become the highest paid RB in football, he was just looking for some respect from the Colts and a salary adjustment in line with his talent and waht he brings to the team.
It's definitely a win/win for both parties, especially considering what it looked like a few weeks ago.
Every beat and national writer is saying he's going to be on a pitch count and even Irsay said he'd not look for him to have to much work.
Pitch count, limited, super limited are all up for debate but you won't get any reports suggesting otherwise in next 10-15 minutes.
Please post your entire team so I can make a better evaluationRB1-CMC
RB2-KW III-Bye
RB3-Achane/Mostert, feels like Achane is taking over the back field with each week that passes
RB4-Kamara
RB5-Taylor, gonna let him sit the first week out, hope he produces and makes me play him next week
I am considering a trade for a WR but this is a Non-PPR league
Try and move glass man for a wr(mostert)RB1-CMC
RB2-KW III-Bye
RB3-Achane/Mostert, feels like Achane is taking over the back field with each week that passes
RB4-Kamara
RB5-Taylor, gonna let him sit the first week out, hope he produces and makes me play him next week
I am considering a trade for a WR but this is a Non-PPR league
They didn't know that when they offered him "nothing?"Because they know he's one of the top backs in the league and he makes their team better?So they went from offering nothing at all to $14M per year? Why?I disagree about this offer having been on the table all along. From everything the Colts said previously, they never even entertained a contract extension. I think that is what angered JT, as he felt he had proven himself enough to at least warrant extension talks.Still only getting 2-3 years and/or franchise tags for these guys. I honestly think Taylor wanted much more than this and it’s likely this deal has been on the table all along. It’s a little bit of a raise over back to back franchise tags and then basically a 3rd year option.Glad this got done. Good for all parties and other RB’s as well. I’ve never seen a position devalued this much in any sport. It was getting ridiculous.
Great deal for the Colts.
When the Colts refused to do that, he made the trade request. I honestly think JT wasn't trying to become the highest paid RB in football, he was just looking for some respect from the Colts and a salary adjustment in line with his talent and waht he brings to the team.
It's definitely a win/win for both parties, especially considering what it looked like a few weeks ago.
Apologies form the land of MoPPlease post your entire team so I can make a better evaluationRB1-CMC
RB2-KW III-Bye
RB3-Achane/Mostert, feels like Achane is taking over the back field with each week that passes
RB4-Kamara
RB5-Taylor, gonna let him sit the first week out, hope he produces and makes me play him next week
I am considering a trade for a WR but this is a Non-PPR league![]()
It was a friendly sarcastic post to be sure. I've known you here too long for it to be otherwise.Apologies form the land of MoPPlease post your entire team so I can make a better evaluationRB1-CMC
RB2-KW III-Bye
RB3-Achane/Mostert, feels like Achane is taking over the back field with each week that passes
RB4-Kamara
RB5-Taylor, gonna let him sit the first week out, hope he produces and makes me play him next week
I am considering a trade for a WR but this is a Non-PPR league![]()
I doubt many started Moss this week unless he was just left in people's lineups.For one week it just seems wise to start Moss.![]()
I might have missed it, they signed Moss to a long-term deal?Locking up a stud RB when you have a rookie QB deal is a freaking no-brainer. Not sure why the Colts were over-thinking on this one. Taylor's agent probably knew that the QB contract is the perfect time to strike.
I believe it was obvious. The man hasn’t played since week 13 last year. Bye week 14. He left after 2 plays in week 15. They said he will be worked in slowly.Oof. That was anti-climatic.
I believe it was obvious. The man hasn’t played since week 13 last year. Bye week 14. He left after 2 plays in week 15. They said he will be worked in slowly.Oof. That was anti-climatic.
I don’t listen to them or anyone else. Common sense is the play here. Did people think he would hit the ground running after being out so long, with very little practice?I believe it was obvious. The man hasn’t played since week 13 last year. Bye week 14. He left after 2 plays in week 15. They said he will be worked in slowly.Oof. That was anti-climatic.
It wasn’t obvious in the FBG projections and ranking. They were quite bullish.
Nope, but a TD would have felt really nice.I don’t listen to them or anyone else. Common sense is the play here. Did people think he would hit the ground running after being out so long, with very little practice?I believe it was obvious. The man hasn’t played since week 13 last year. Bye week 14. He left after 2 plays in week 15. They said he will be worked in slowly.Oof. That was anti-climatic.
It wasn’t obvious in the FBG projections and ranking. They were quite bullish.
Pretty risky hoping for that. Only reason I played him in one league is no viable options, otherwise not a chance I would……..yet…..Nope, but a TD would have felt really nice.I don’t listen to them or anyone else. Common sense is the play here. Did people think he would hit the ground running after being out so long, with very little practice?I believe it was obvious. The man hasn’t played since week 13 last year. Bye week 14. He left after 2 plays in week 15. They said he will be worked in slowly.Oof. That was anti-climatic.
It wasn’t obvious in the FBG projections and ranking. They were quite bullish.
Someone forgot to tell him he is obsolete...Zach Moss is going to be a pest. Good for him though, he was super underused in Buffalo, and appropriately overlooked in fantasy for ever
200- 3Prime zack moss puts up 150-2, what will Taylor do when he’s up to speed?
Yeah I moved him to my bench. With all the talk about TEN stout run D and Taylor coming back plus Richardson always a threat to steal rushing TD's thought it was a good week to bench Moss. This hobby is so frustrating at times lol.I doubt many started Moss this week unless he was just left in people's lineups.For one week it just seems wise to start Moss.![]()
Back up Zack.Prime zack moss puts up 150-2, what will Taylor do when he’s up to speed?
I think they did, but Irsay felt he needed to try and make some kind of point. Smarter thoughts prevailed in the end. All JMO.They didn't know that when they offered him "nothing?"Because they know he's one of the top backs in the league and he makes their team better?So they went from offering nothing at all to $14M per year? Why?I disagree about this offer having been on the table all along. From everything the Colts said previously, they never even entertained a contract extension. I think that is what angered JT, as he felt he had proven himself enough to at least warrant extension talks.Still only getting 2-3 years and/or franchise tags for these guys. I honestly think Taylor wanted much more than this and it’s likely this deal has been on the table all along. It’s a little bit of a raise over back to back franchise tags and then basically a 3rd year option.Glad this got done. Good for all parties and other RB’s as well. I’ve never seen a position devalued this much in any sport. It was getting ridiculous.
Great deal for the Colts.
When the Colts refused to do that, he made the trade request. I honestly think JT wasn't trying to become the highest paid RB in football, he was just looking for some respect from the Colts and a salary adjustment in line with his talent and waht he brings to the team.
It's definitely a win/win for both parties, especially considering what it looked like a few weeks ago.
This.Smarter thoughts prevailed in the end
I would say not that.This.Smarter thoughts prevailed in the end
Two years of franchise tags for top 3 back is not salary cap crippling. The Colts realized it wasn't a bad deal.
They should have traded him for a second.
Can he play wr and catch? If so may not be the best cultural fit.Moss to Baltimore for a 1st.
They decided they are better off with their best player, and he wasn't going to be happy with a crap deal. Yes?I would say not that.This.Smarter thoughts prevailed in the end
Two years of franchise tags for top 3 back is not salary cap crippling. The Colts realized it wasn't a bad deal.
Only thing that changed was Irsay thought Taylor would play under his contract, in large part because Taylor said he would back in April. I don't think anyone foresaw Taylor taking the nuclear option. That was the only change here IMO.
All anyone has to do is listen to what Irsay was saying after the extension was agreed. This is not what he wanted to do, not now, it's what he had to do to get Taylor be a willing participant.
even without Taylor returning I still bench Moss because of the matchup.Yeah I moved him to my bench. With all the talk about TEN stout run D and Taylor coming back plus Richardson always a threat to steal rushing TD's thought it was a good week to bench Moss. This hobby is so frustrating at times lol.
How did the Titans run D fold all of a sudden? They have quite a long track record of dominating the trenches.
I agree with this. I don’t see the Colts phasing out Moss for no reason. It was reported before Sundays game that Moss and Taylor would roughly “split” touches. That didn’t happen at all. Moss had 25 touches and Taylor had 7. I certainly expect Taylor‘s usage to go up—but I don’t see Moss getting phased out or being relegated to a limited backup role if he’s healthy. The Colts just invested a lot of money in a very injury prone position. The Giants have collapsed since Barkley has been hurt, the Browns are not the same without Chubb, even Baltimore is inconsistent without Dobbins. I don’t see the Colts risking $26.5 million guaranteed dollars through injury when they can mitigate some of that risk by offloading some of the workload to Moss—who is making less than $1 million this year. I think it will take another game or two before Taylor gets to a position where touches are “split”—and I think that even when Taylor eventually gets the majority of touches—that Moss will still be getting 10+ touchesZach Moss is going to be a pest. Good for him though, he was super underused in Buffalo, and appropriately overlooked in fantasy for ever
Most Taylor owners will not value Moss for what he’s worth. Look through this thread- almost every Taylor owner is going out of their way to discredit Moss and label him a fluke. I have no horse in this race on either the Moss or Taylor side- but I will say that I see no reason why Moss just somehow disappears (barring injury or trade). Moss could easily get lions share of touches week 6, it could be a split after that, and going past week 7-8, we maybe looking at a 65-35 or 60-40 split in favor of Taylor.This game was the perfect setup for Moss owners to get what they can for him from Taylor owners.