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I'm thinking 37%... my ww is bare. not desperate for a rb but this is one of those you pass on and then kick yourselfNot the same thing but I'm gonna burn number one ww priority on him
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I'm thinking 37%... my ww is bare. not desperate for a rb but this is one of those you pass on and then kick yourselfNot the same thing but I'm gonna burn number one ww priority on him
Seems like it's worth the risk. He may be their best RB and wr. Prob their best wr for sureI'm thinking 37%... my ww is bare. not desperate for a rb but this is one of those you pass on and then kick yourself
Sounds about right. Wouldn't be surprised if the David Johnson owner took a shot at Cohen over the ??? as his backup (considering injury length to DJ of course).I'm thinking 37%... my ww is bare. not desperate for a rb but this is one of those you pass on and then kick yourself
Arz looked bad on offense too. Palmer doesn't exactly make you confidentSounds about right. Wouldn't be surprised if the David Johnson owner took a shot at Cohen over the ??? as his backup (considering injury length to DJ of course).
guy has been playing football for a long time with that size. it isn't like he lost inches recently, i am sure he knows how to play at his size, and he can follow a Darren Sproles blueprint, hopefully even more since the Bears certainly will have to lean on himFinally got to see his highlights, should get a ton of the same dump offs and will break some of them into long gains. Bad thing is it seems with him being so short that a lot of the tackles on him are pretty high on him, hopefully he can avoid any injuries. Loved his TD tho, just lowered that shoulder and used all 180 pounds to make sure to get in
38 snaps for Howard, 28 for Cohen.I will be interested to see the snap counts. Cohen was on the field a lot, even on first downs. I have both Howard and Cohen, and after today not sure what to do. Tough to keep Cohen on the bench after seeing how they are using him.
It's a fine offer. You'll probably find strong feelings on either side, but if you think Cohen won't continue the success he had this week (that's why you're selling high), Tate seems a reasonable target.took him 310 overall in deep league -- debating keeping him or selling high to the Howard owner this week (is straight-up for Golden Tate a legit offer to make?)
Don't be misled by the low yards per reception, his pass receiving ability is a lot more advanced then being a dump off guy. One play in particular yesterday he lined up as a receiver and just narrowly filed to come down with what would have been a long TD. I think a lot of his receptions are what I'd call game planned, not second-fourth type of read..Finally got to see his highlights, should get a ton of the same dump offs and will break some of them into long gains. Bad thing is it seems with him being so short that a lot of the tackles on him are pretty high on him, hopefully he can avoid any injuries. Loved his TD tho, just lowered that shoulder and used all 180 pounds to make sure to get in
I wasn't intending to have that come off as a bad thing. More of a I see him having a good chance to getting at least 5 catches a game because of the dump offs and then hopefully he turns 1 of those into a big gainDon't be misled by the low yards per reception, his pass receiving ability is a lot more advanced then being a dump off guy. One play in particular yesterday he lined up as a receiver and just narrowly filed to come down with what would have been a long TD. I think a lot of his receptions are what I'd call game planned, not second-fourth type of read..
All good, not my intention to frame you as saying such, just clarifying for those who might not have watched that game.I wasn't intending to have that come off as a bad thing. More of a I see him having a good chance to getting at least 5 catches a game because of the dump offs and then hopefully he turns 1 of those into a big gain
He went for $211 (out of $1000) before week 1 in my FFPC league so you might have to spend up.%faab? guy looks like the next reception hog... not to mention he can run
With Edelman out he's now the de facto best Jewish NFL player.
Thanks. I can see someone spending 100% in my league. I'm not willing to do that.He went for $211 (out of $1000) before week 1 in my FFPC league so you might have to spend up.
I think Cohen gets used a lot because he's the biggest spark the offense has. Howard is a really good RB but Cohen has that home run threat. I have a feeling Cohen will be used like he was yesterday in pretty much every game. You'll see him alone in the backfield, with Howard in the backfield and split out as a WR.Thanks. I can see someone spending 100% in my league. I'm not willing to do that.
I'm curious how much of this was the fact that Chicago is just about out of WRs... I imagine they bring in some FAs, and that could take away from Cohen's workload potentially... but it seems like he's been doing this since preseason already. I will probably up my % to 40 or so and see what happens... Again, I'm not desperate for a RB like some in my league but my depth is very questionable with Lacy (RB4) looking ready for the geriatric ward.
That'd be great news. Here's hoping I'll land him but I'm not so sure I will... just not willing to completely empty my FAAB...I think Cohen gets used a lot because he's the biggest spark the offense has. Howard is a really good RB but Cohen has that home run threat. I have a feeling Cohen will be used like he was yesterday in pretty much every game. You'll see him alone in the backfield, with Howard in the backfield and split out as a WR.
Agreed, I said this earlier, and I don't say it for hyperbolic effect, I think he is the centerpiece of this offense. Howard will likely touch the ball more but the things they do with Cohen are more varied in the pass/run game. I believe he should be viewed as a top 15 RB in PPR leagues going forward.I think Cohen gets used a lot because he's the biggest spark the offense has. Howard is a really good RB but Cohen has that home run threat. I have a feeling Cohen will be used like he was yesterday in pretty much every game. You'll see him alone in the backfield, with Howard in the backfield and split out as a WR.
Cohen was used early and often throughout the game. Cunningham will be there mostly to just give the others a breather.What happens when CUNNINGHAM comes back from his injury...That's the only thing I'm worried about a little,as the Bears got Cunningham to do what Cohen is doing. I didn't see the game,but was Cunningham the first back in on 3rd down or in a passing situation before he got injured?
Blaming you if he flames outAgreed, I said this earlier, and I don't say it for hyperbolic effect, I think he is the centerpiece of this offense. Howard will likely touch the ball more but the things they do with Cohen are more varied in the pass/run game. I believe he should be viewed as a top 15 RB in PPR leagues going forward.
All I could find was that he missed one game in 2014 with a knee injury. That's it.Worried about durability. How is Cohen's injury history?
http://stats.washingtonpost.com/cfb/players.asp?id=234621All I could find was that he missed one game in 2014 with a knee injury. That's it.
Howard is still the lead back, but I think Cohen could become the focal point of the offense, especially with a paper-thin WR corp. I hate using Sproles as the comp, but he has a similar tool box. No reason he doesn't stay involved in the running AND passing game. I think that's where Howard's value gets dinged. That said, you also have to remember it's Week 1. Really curious to see how he's used against TB.I thought Howard is the centerpiece.
He got blown up a couple of times yesterday. Just squared up and annihilated. And he just bounced up. It was amazing actually. Have no idea his long term durability, but he passed the test yesterday. He may be tiny, but he seems like he's really strong.Worried about durability. How is Cohen's injury history?
They were one score away from beating last year's NFC super bowl representativeLittle worried about how defenses adjust to him too. It's not like they have alot to stop on the bears
Yeah but do you think atl came into the game thinking we have to stop Cohen? No. Every game from here on out the defense will think about thatThey were one score away from beating last year's NFC super bowl representative
He's never missed an NFL game.Worried about durability. How is Cohen's injury history?
True. But you can't stop what you can't see.Yeah but do you think atl came into the game thinking we have to stop Cohen? No. Every game from here on out the defense will think about that
I didn't think Atlanta played the Bears correctly. They seemed to play off the line a lot leaving the underneath stuff open for some reason. He caught several balls in wide open spaces. I'm interested to see what happens when a team plays tight to the line.Little worried about how defenses adjust to him too. It's not like they have alot to stop on the bears
Oh I like him alot. Just sayinI didn't think Atlanta played the Bears correctly. They seemed to play off the line a lot leaving the underneath stuff open for some reason. He caught several balls in wide open spaces. I'm interested to see what happens when a team plays tight to the line.
The Bears were creative with him though. He lined up in the wildcat on the Howard TD and he easily could of kept it for the score. He went deep and should of had a 30 yard TD if not for the defender getting his arm in there at the last minute. They also played him on different downs to hopefully disguise usage going forward. I'm hoping they use him and Howard at the same time more often, Cohen should be able to move the linebacker.
D's will have to account for him going forward for sure, but that should open things up. The tight ends were open a lot later in the game. His big run in the second quarter was crazy. Took it left. Saw there was no room, and swung it back to the right. There looked to be a corner and safety there waiting for him and he just blew past them. Can't really defend against that. That was just him making a play out of nothing.
I think if we were all aware of Cohen on a FF msg board, I'm sure the Falcons knew what he was capable of too.Yeah but do you think atl came into the game thinking we have to stop Cohen? No. Every game from here on out the defense will think about that
Yeah, who knows what the future brings for him. I think the Sproles comparisons could be justified. Fun to watch. I was worried the Bears got another Garret Wolfe, but Cohen clearly belongs in the NFL.Oh I like him alot. Just sayin
Yeah this is usually my point for second year players... as teams have more film they know what works and what doesn't. It's easy to not be ready for a team's shiny new offensive toy. When you know it's coming it's easier to stop but not by much. I look at guys like Vick, Kaep, etc who were nitche QBs and had some good success earlier in their careers but didn't evolve as teams' defenses evolved against them. Cohen isn't anything new to the NFL; teams have been using backs like this successfully for a long time (sproles, etc). You're right, if teams know this guy is an important part of their offense they will plan for him better. I would agree expecting what he did week 1 every single week is likely foolish, but I think he holds some significant fantasy value. Even 6 catches a game is huge.Yeah but do you think atl came into the game thinking we have to stop Cohen? No. Every game from here on out the defense will think about that
??? A little wordy.Tarik "the little barbarian" Cohen?
I saw something on Twitter that said Howard had 57% and Cohen 42% of the 59 snaps.Does anyone have the CHI RB snap counts from yesterday yet?
I thought I saw 38 of 66 snaps for Howard and 27 of 66 for Cohen. Can't remember where I saw that though. If that's true, it's crazy that they attempted to get the ball to Cohen 17 times in his 27 snaps, resulting in 13 touches.Does anyone have the CHI RB snap counts from yesterday yet?
Hard to say after just one game. I would like to see them run Howard more and really get that run game going. I expect to see a good amount of him going forward though.Thanks guys on snap #'s - are we expecting this # to go up when CHI is behind since he is the superior pass catcher?
Suppose he's probably not the first guy you'd want blockingI thought I saw 38 of 66 snaps for Howard and 27 of 66 for Cohen. Can't remember where I saw that though. If that's true, it's crazy that they attempted to get the ball to Cohen 17 times in his 27 snaps, resulting in 13 touches.
Can you be specific and add something to the discussion?No shortage of clown speculation in this thread, eh. Hard to tell in which thread, boys are trying to inflate price, or what
I'm going to take a stab and say "no".Can you be specific and add something to the discussion?