BobbyLayne
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Would you start him over Pacheco this week?
Of course not. He's not relevant yet. But I like the direction things are going.
Of course not. He's not relevant yet. But I like the direction things are going.
No doubt. I’m waiting for more clarity on the situation, but had to like how hard Roschon ran even in garbage time, and I’m sure the staff did too. Whether that results in more playing time remains to be seen, but by most accounts he did seem to show out well in his debut.It's the beauty and madness of this thing we enjoy. None of us know. We try. We read tea leaves and media comments and form opinions. In the end week 2 could see Herbert with 20 carries and Roschon with 2. Or it could see Roschon with 20 carries and Herbert with 2.While true in week 1, that could very well change.Roschon had the majority of his touches in garbage time.
Well said.Would you start him over Pacheco this week?
Of course not. He's not relevant yet. But I like the direction things are going.
If dynasty no way those two get it done and probably not in redraft either.As a Herbert owner and non owner of R. Johnson I'm getting nervous.
Thinking of trying to acquire R. Johnson someway. Have a couple backs I could offer...McKinnon or Z. Moss.
Something tells me R. Johnson is going to be the guy 2nd half of year.
I agree that Herbert is a good back, but here’s the thing. The OL was expected to be better, it might actually be worse. Nate Davis didn’t practice at all in training camp, nobody knows why. Wasn’t good Sunday. No Jenkins. We have no center, Patrick has been putrid. They’ll have to move Whitehair back to Center. Braxton was exposed and he regressed in preseason and throughout camp. Probably why he was a 5th rounder?I own Herbert in one league redraft league and Herbert and Roschon in another.
Roschon had the majority of his touches in garbage time. I still believe in Herbert, he averaged 3.7 ypc after contact last year. For runningbacks that had more than 100 carries he was #3 in the league in YPC after contact, behind Tony Pollard and Rhamondre Stevenson.
I think Herbert is the best bet for a RB playing behind the bears terrible offensive line.
Agree with everything you said…BUT... In the spirit of debateI will say in my time in this specific debate what kinda surprises me is how quickly the Roschon people are discarding Herbert. In two seasons in the league he has a career average of a hair under 5. Dudes been solid. Decent speed, power and vision. If this was the case of a great looking rookie and some aging veteran like the Zeke and Pollard thing I get it. Herbert is 25. Should be a fun battle to watch unfold. Please remember I have no shares and just like the conversation.
This discussion is making me sour on BOTH Johnson and Herbert. Didn't realize their O line was such a mess.I agree that Herbert is a good back, but here’s the thing. The OL was expected to be better, it might actually be worse. Nate Davis didn’t practice at all in training camp, nobody knows why. Wasn’t good Sunday. No Jenkins. We have no center, Patrick has been putrid. They’ll have to move Whitehair back to Center. Braxton was exposed and he regressed in preseason and throughout camp. Probably why he was a 5th rounder?I own Herbert in one league redraft league and Herbert and Roschon in another.
Roschon had the majority of his touches in garbage time. I still believe in Herbert, he averaged 3.7 ypc after contact last year. For runningbacks that had more than 100 carries he was #3 in the league in YPC after contact, behind Tony Pollard and Rhamondre Stevenson.
I think Herbert is the best bet for a RB playing behind the bears terrible offensive line.
I preface this because the Bears need to decide whether they’ll pick up Fields 5th year option and even more importantly, whether or not to extend him long term. Roschon is a supreme blocker, Fields needs all the help he can get. I think they want to know if he can be a QB and not just hand the ball off 30x a game. Nothing wrong with Herbert, but Roschons skillset fits so well with what the Bears, and more importantly, what Fields needs. We shall see.
Win now Id take that offer. Monty has a defined role in an offense with a stellar o-line.In dynasty I'm a win-now contender. Herbert owner has offered me Montgomery for Roschon. I'm probably turning it down, though I thought it was a fair offer.
I still might.Win now Id take that offer. Monty has a defined role in an offense with a stellar o-line.In dynasty I'm a win-now contender. Herbert owner has offered me Montgomery for Roschon. I'm probably turning it down, though I thought it was a fair offer.
The offense as a whole are noticeably bad blockersThis discussion is making me sour on BOTH Johnson and Herbert. Didn't realize their O line was such a mess.I agree that Herbert is a good back, but here’s the thing. The OL was expected to be better, it might actually be worse. Nate Davis didn’t practice at all in training camp, nobody knows why. Wasn’t good Sunday. No Jenkins. We have no center, Patrick has been putrid. They’ll have to move Whitehair back to Center. Braxton was exposed and he regressed in preseason and throughout camp. Probably why he was a 5th rounder?I own Herbert in one league redraft league and Herbert and Roschon in another.
Roschon had the majority of his touches in garbage time. I still believe in Herbert, he averaged 3.7 ypc after contact last year. For runningbacks that had more than 100 carries he was #3 in the league in YPC after contact, behind Tony Pollard and Rhamondre Stevenson.
I think Herbert is the best bet for a RB playing behind the bears terrible offensive line.
I preface this because the Bears need to decide whether they’ll pick up Fields 5th year option and even more importantly, whether or not to extend him long term. Roschon is a supreme blocker, Fields needs all the help he can get. I think they want to know if he can be a QB and not just hand the ball off 30x a game. Nothing wrong with Herbert, but Roschons skillset fits so well with what the Bears, and more importantly, what Fields needs. We shall see.
Thats tough but I don't think I could do it. FWIW ktc has Montgomery on the winning side slightly but Roschon has three down potential and looked great week one.In dynasty I'm a win-now contender. Herbert owner has offered me Montgomery for Roschon. I'm probably turning it down, though I thought it was a fair offer.
So Travis Homer is suiting up ahead of Foreman?I said eventually it would happen just didn’t think it would be this quick. Will be interesting to see what type of split with Herbert he gets. I know they’re going to want Roschon’s blocking today.
Homer was brought here primarily for special teams and potentially 3rd down work. But of course he was signed prior to Roschon falling into the Bears lap and being drafted. That pretty much made Homer and ft special teamer. I’d expect his role to be that today and moving forward.So Travis Homer is suiting up ahead of Foreman?I said eventually it would happen just didn’t think it would be this quick. Will be interesting to see what type of split with Herbert he gets. I know they’re going to want Roschon’s blocking today.
No, that isn't nuts at all. It may be nuts if you don't do it. Gibson is garbage.Am I nuts to drop Gibson for Johnson in a keeper league? Hell, even in redraft?
Not to late to board the train friend. I saved you a seat next to me.Color me surprised that Foreman is inactive. That's a big development for Roschon owners
I will say you form opinions in football but learn to change those opinions quickly. Ha ha. I can't get over that Claypool is active. Foreman inactive. Check.Not to late to board the train friend. I saved you a seat next to me.Color me surprised that Foreman is inactive. That's a big development for Roschon owners
Told ya. All those fantasy sites that said to ignore because he only played in garbage time clearly didn't watch the game. Pathetic.It does feel like roschon gonna take iver sooner or later. It may have already happened.
I’m playing him in a league where I have Ekeler.Roschon Johnson is a guy I love and am targeting, but I can understand it if you're not playing him yet. I actually am playing him in one league where I'm very thin at RB.
Waiting for Watson or Cooks to be ruled out in my ten team so I can board. If it doesn’t happen soon, someone else is going to scoop him up. I can feel it.Not to late to board the train friend. I saved you a seat next to me.Color me surprised that Foreman is inactive. That's a big development for Roschon owners
Rolling him over breece
I wouldn't do that and you won't find a bigger truther for Johnson than me.Rolling him over breece
ya, the entire offense and play calling seem to be a mess.So I guess we wait another week for the Roschon experience to take shape? Ha ha
Herbert: 7 carries for 35. 1 catch 23 yards.
Johnson. 4 carries 32. 2 catch for 10 yards.
Just surprised how bad Chicago offense looks overall. On a offense with a questionable passing QB u have 12 non QB rushing attempts? The game was close for the most part and yet the leading rusher had 7 attempts? 7? Hard to gage anything of value from this week othe then the Bears are bad. Abort.
I thought the bears would go with a run heavy offense like Atlanta but they dont have the offensive line to replicate thatSo I guess we wait another week for the Roschon experience to take shape? Ha ha
Herbert: 7 carries for 35. 1 catch 23 yards.
Johnson. 4 carries 32. 2 catch for 10 yards.
Just surprised how bad Chicago offense looks overall. On a offense with a questionable passing QB u have 12 non QB rushing attempts? The game was close for the most part and yet the leading rusher had 7 attempts? 7? Hard to gage anything of value from this week othe then the Bears are bad. Abort.
Agreed. Even so, in a close game u gotta run the ball some.I thought the bears would go with a run heavy offense like Atlanta but they dont have the offensive line to replicate thatSo I guess we wait another week for the Roschon experience to take shape? Ha ha
Herbert: 7 carries for 35. 1 catch 23 yards.
Johnson. 4 carries 32. 2 catch for 10 yards.
Just surprised how bad Chicago offense looks overall. On a offense with a questionable passing QB u have 12 non QB rushing attempts? The game was close for the most part and yet the leading rusher had 7 attempts? 7? Hard to gage anything of value from this week othe then the Bears are bad. Abort.
It's mindboggling they had the recipe right last year, and now are actively trying to avoid it. There's no way it continues this way. Either the scheme and play calling change, or the coaching staff does. Soon as they get back to speeding up the game, running more plays more quickly, designed runs for Fields, it will open up the run game for the backs as well. Unfortunately Fields obviously needs strong coaching off the field as well to really improve on his processing and mental errors. But I think we've seen countless other times, a good amount can be done just through building his confidence up through an offensive scheme that sets up easy wins for him and keeps the defense more on their heels. Weeks 7-18 last season once the scheme changed Fields improved almost universally. Completion percentage, TD percentage, INT, and passer rating. He's not making a Jalen Hurts jump, but he's shown he's capable of at the very least being a competant QB who with his rushing can be a top 6 fantasy QB. And I think if (hopefully when) this changes, Roschon will be the primary benefactor. Their line will still be butt, so his pass blocking will help tremendously. And running more up tempo, his receiving skills as a check down option will also be a boon. They need a damn coaching staff though.So I guess we wait another week for the Roschon experience to take shape? Ha ha
Herbert: 7 carries for 35. 1 catch 23 yards.
Johnson. 4 carries 32. 2 catch for 10 yards.
Just surprised how bad Chicago offense looks overall. On a offense with a questionable passing QB u have 12 non QB rushing attempts? The game was close for the most part and yet the leading rusher had 7 attempts? 7? Hard to gage anything of value from this week othe then the Bears are bad. Abort.
Rolling him over breece
I don't know if I would do this, but I've decided to plug him in over Brian Robinson.
Alex Caruso
Roschon Johnson Snap Share by Week:
Week 1: 39%
Week 2: 42%
Week 3: 45%
Only a matter of time til he takes over...
Week 4: 48%Alex Caruso
Roschon Johnson Snap Share by Week:
Week 1: 39%
Week 2: 42%
Week 3: 45%
Only a matter of time til he takes over...
Alex Caruso
Roschon Johnson (55% Available)
Johnson has increased his snaps in all three games so far
And is expected to be the Bears lead RB as soon as Week 4
On top of being far and away the best pass catching RB on a team that trails a lot