Yes.Who the hell is this guy and why is he all of a sudden relevant?
I have AJ Green and DeSean Jackson on bye in Week 12 (poor planning by me).
Is this guy worth a pickup?
Davone Bess had WR2/3 appeal in PPR leaguesWell for one thing he started getting targets week 9 vs CIN as soon as Gibson went out, 6 targets.
For another the slot guy has had some value for Philbin in the past at GB, right?
True, is Matthews a better fit than Gibson?Davone Bess had WR2/3 appeal in PPR leaguesWell for one thing he started getting targets week 9 vs CIN as soon as Gibson went out, 6 targets.
For another the slot guy has had some value for Philbin in the past at GB, right?
I'd say he has more upside and is more explosive. Hands are just as good as well. Obviously as a young player he'll probably need to improve on the little things and develop some consistent chemistry with Tannehill.True, is Matthews a better fit than Gibson?Davone Bess had WR2/3 appeal in PPR leaguesWell for one thing he started getting targets week 9 vs CIN as soon as Gibson went out, 6 targets.
For another the slot guy has had some value for Philbin in the past at GB, right?
He is worth a pickup in my opinion. As soon as Gibson went down a couple weeks back I picked up Rishard Matthews immediately.Who the hell is this guy and why is he all of a sudden relevant?
I have AJ Green and DeSean Jackson on bye in Week 12 (poor planning by me).
Is this guy worth a pickup?
Can Philbin, Sherm and that brain trust see to getting him on the field moving forward?He is worth a pickup in my opinion. As soon as Gibson went down a couple weeks back I picked up Rishard Matthews immediately.Who the hell is this guy and why is he all of a sudden relevant?
I have AJ Green and DeSean Jackson on bye in Week 12 (poor planning by me).
Is this guy worth a pickup?
What's this now?Keaper-#####Who the hell is this guy and why is he all of a sudden relevant?
I have AJ Green and DeSean Jackson on bye in Week 12 (poor planning by me).
Is this guy worth a pickup?
Phins aren't running the ball on the Jets (#1 rush D) and Panthers (#2).You'll be chasing points all season and you will never start him against the Jets and Panthers next couple weeks.
Revis tonight, Wallace/Hartline ineffective, he is not on the field except in 3 receiver sets.
Wow, if you play fantasy football, should just quit right now. The correct pickup was when Gibson went down (or if you had room, at the start of the season). Like Xue said, he's better than Gibson. Expect him to take over as the #2 eventually. He's actually the best WR on the team. Wallace sucks and has always sucked. He's just a deep threat with no other abilities. Matthews can do it all. Hartline is Hartline.What team does he even play for?
Oh come on. There are plenty of people on this forum that have probably never heard of him until last night. We all have varying levels of participation in FF, and some years we aren't able to keep up with every single backup WR in the entire league.lod01 said:Wow, if you play fantasy football, should just quit right now. The correct pickup was when Gibson went down (or if you had room, at the start of the season). Like Xue said, he's better than Gibson. Expect him to take over as the #2 eventually. He's actually the best WR on the team. Wallace sucks and has always sucked. He's just a deep threat with no other abilities. Matthews can do it all. Hartline is Hartline.andyk803 said:What team does he even play for?
Get with it. I drafted him in middle school.Oh come on. There are plenty of people on this forum that have probably never heard of him until last night. We all have varying levels of participation in FF, and some years we aren't able to keep up with every single backup WR in the entire league.lod01 said:Wow, if you play fantasy football, should just quit right now. The correct pickup was when Gibson went down (or if you had room, at the start of the season). Like Xue said, he's better than Gibson. Expect him to take over as the #2 eventually. He's actually the best WR on the team. Wallace sucks and has always sucked. He's just a deep threat with no other abilities. Matthews can do it all. Hartline is Hartline.andyk803 said:What team does he even play for?
4 targets against CIN...Well for one thing he started getting targets week 9 vs CIN as soon as Gibson went out, 6 targets.
he was top 10 in targets and the dolphins are gonna be playing catchup/trainwreck from here on out. im in.How has the Marvin Jones point chasing gone since his 4td game? He looks pretty quick though, could be worth a bye week flier.
I reconsidered I'm in. I'll be honest I didn't think I'd get him on waivers, so I was just jealous. Can't wait to point chase!he was top 10 in targets and the dolphins are gonna be playing catchup/trainwreck from here on out. im in.How has the Marvin Jones point chasing gone since his 4td game? He looks pretty quick though, could be worth a bye week flier.
MOP, I'm not purposely trying to disagree with you in every thread. But the NFL looks much different than it has in years past. Trading a player like Trent Richardson,or letting a Pro Bowl QB like Peyton Manning walk, just didn't happen 10 years ago.Mike Wallace is on the books for $17,000,000 next season and Brian Hartline $6,200,000. There is no way even with a new GM on board that they can get around this in 2014. I like Mathews but Miami is firmly committed to Wallace and Hartline. Also, how often will Miami rush for 2 yards?
Assume next week Miami can muster 50 yards on the ground, Wallace and Hartline gets couple more targets or cash in on some of their receptions…where does that leave Mathews in all of this? He's interesting but unless a GM can figure out a way to make him the Miami WR1/2 and trade Wallace or Hartline and their salaries, what are really talking about here?
I know the eyeball popping stat line from the Bucs game but equally eye popping is zero rushing and a couple of high paid WRs that had very little production. We'll revisit this in a couple weeks, see if folks are still hot for this guy in Miami right now.
This is excellent.It's not current and the data isn't up to date, but I posted a really simple WR study last year. Matthews was included in the elite category.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1IPawJ_J3AOpHhSKolqSdri_mr7YbDKgBQxEAGK2E4Vo/pub
I've modified this A LOT since it was posted, but I haven't finished preparing it to reflect the changes.
Brandon Gibson was getting an average of 7 targets a game before he got hurt, and Matthews has gotten 24 targets in three games since then. Sure, that is inflated by him getting 14 on Monday night, but despite what you think, no one is thinking he will put up 11-120-2 every week or even again. However, the slot guy in Miami is averaging 7.4 targets a game (counting both Gibson's and Matthews' targets in the NE game, since that is when Gibson got hurt). This means the slot guy in Miami has value, which means Matthews could be a good spot starter in PPR down the stretch this year. Stop trying to spin this into anything more or something it's not.Mike Wallace is on the books for $17,000,000 next season and Brian Hartline $6,200,000. There is no way even with a new GM on board that they can get around this in 2014. I like Mathews but Miami is firmly committed to Wallace and Hartline. Also, how often will Miami rush for 2 yards?
Assume next week Miami can muster 50 yards on the ground, Wallace and Hartline gets couple more targets or cash in on some of their receptions…where does that leave Mathews in all of this? He's interesting but unless a GM can figure out a way to make him the Miami WR1/2 and trade Wallace or Hartline and their salaries, what are really talking about here?
I know the eyeball popping stat line from the Bucs game but equally eye popping is zero rushing and a couple of high paid WRs that had very little production. We'll revisit this in a couple weeks, see if folks are still hot for this guy in Miami right now.
Listen up hot cakes, I welcome going toe to toe with you on football related matters because I have facts and figures on my side not feelings and emotions.MOP, I'm not purposely trying to disagree with you in every thread. But the NFL looks much different than it has in years past. Trading a player like Trent Richardson,or letting a Pro Bowl QB like Peyton Manning walk, just didn't happen 10 years ago.Mike Wallace is on the books for $17,000,000 next season and Brian Hartline $6,200,000. There is no way even with a new GM on board that they can get around this in 2014. I like Mathews but Miami is firmly committed to Wallace and Hartline. Also, how often will Miami rush for 2 yards?
Assume next week Miami can muster 50 yards on the ground, Wallace and Hartline gets couple more targets or cash in on some of their receptions…where does that leave Mathews in all of this? He's interesting but unless a GM can figure out a way to make him the Miami WR1/2 and trade Wallace or Hartline and their salaries, what are really talking about here?
I know the eyeball popping stat line from the Bucs game but equally eye popping is zero rushing and a couple of high paid WRs that had very little production. We'll revisit this in a couple weeks, see if folks are still hot for this guy in Miami right now.
Couple that with the possibility of an entirely new staff next year and who knows what could happen. Winning fixes everything. I will agree that the rest of this season will be telling. But, if Matthews can out produce the other receivers on the field, it would be an easier sell for a coach to the GM. (or owner)
Completely different WRs. Cruz and Nelson are long ball threats. Mathews was not covered the other night and is avg around 11 ypc. Also going from Manning and Rodgers to Tannehill, slight difference.between what Whitney26 posted and memories that Victor Cruz and Jordy broke through a with established stars in front of them, I'm taking a flyer
Spinning? C'mon now, you're saying "don't have an opinion"Stop trying to spin this into anything more or something it's not.
I'm talking dynasty, we might be on slightly different topics.Who gives a #### how much money Wallace is making? That has zero impact on if Matthews will produce down the stretch. If nothing else, Wallace has been a highly-paid decoy this year. Wallace is averaging 8.7 targets a game this year; the Miami slot WR is averaging 7.4. Does that mean Matthews will be a beast? Of course not. But he should keep getting enough targets to be a solid PPR guy down the stretch.
All feelings and emotions, all conjecture on the yet to be named future coach.Let's Roll!
I never said they would cut Wallace. A good, strong coach can come in and dictate to Wallace how the game plan is going to work. If he has 3 targets a game, let him whine. If he does something detrimental to the team, fine him. As it looks right now, Wallace is acting the part of a baby and the Dolphin's staff is allowing it.
Do you think BB, or one of the Harbaugh brothers would put up with that? A new coach will want to win, regardless of who gets paid the most money.
Wait. Since when do the boxers get to decided a TKO.All feelings and emotions, all conjecture on the yet to be named future coach.Let's Roll!
I never said they would cut Wallace. A good, strong coach can come in and dictate to Wallace how the game plan is going to work. If he has 3 targets a game, let him whine. If he does something detrimental to the team, fine him. As it looks right now, Wallace is acting the part of a baby and the Dolphin's staff is allowing it.
Do you think BB, or one of the Harbaugh brothers would put up with that? A new coach will want to win, regardless of who gets paid the most money.
1st round TKO!
For those that might not know, KC and I are just having fun, we post back and forth in the FFA, no need to jump in the middle.
Sounds like this is what PMs are for if you don't need people to jump in the middle.For those that might not know, KC and I are just having fun, we post back and forth in the FFA, no need to jump in the middle.