I agree with what you are saying. He may be nothing, but a mediocre number 3 at that.I think Holmes is a WR3 going forward. The emergence of Greene as a pass catcher, and burress as a red zone threat is taking some targets away from holmes. The Jets oline isn't giving sanchez a whole lot of time. And on top of that Sanchez doesn't look like he's improved at all this year. talent alone keeps holmes as a WR3.Think a lot of people viewed him as a high end WR2, but I doubt he gets there. The sad thing is that it's not his performance that's holding him back, but the coaching staff and other players.
I know its never to early, but really?He is going to be a WR1 the rest of the season.
Yes, you can take that straight to the bank!I know its never to early, but really?He is going to be a WR1 the rest of the season.![]()
It would be helpful to explain where your confidence comes from. If the OP agrees with your logic, I suppose that could be the necessary justification for the question about "buy low".Yes, you can take that straight to the bank!I know its never to early, but really?He is going to be a WR1 the rest of the season.![]()
Evidentally it was Rex Ryan who was behind Holmes speaking out.Was appointed one of 5 team captains this season ... and has recently called out the O-Line for not giving Sanchez enough time to let his routes develop ...previous week, the WR's #####ed about Schotty's playcalling (too much Keller/LT) ... read in the NY Post yesterday that members of said O-Line are pissed, to say the least, and questioning why a captain aired dirty laundry 2 weeks in a row.Can't fault the guy for wanting to get his, and can understand his frustration level ... but the BS that swirls around that locker room is an utterat times. Plax/Keller have cut into his pie quite a bit, and his injury didn't help ... last week was a very decent fantasy outing, his best of the season. But I don't see how he can climb above low end WR2 the rest of the way, given the circumstances in the swamp. Hoping for a big night tomorrow, then selling him at his apex, hopefully ...
I can't see Rex sitting Sanchaz.Holmes is a great talent, but people seemed to turn a blind eye to the fact that he's got one of the worst QBs in the NFL when ranking him this offseason. Put Holmes on a team with a mid-tier QB and I'm all about it, but he was pretty easy to avoid this year. The signs were there that he'd underperform his ADP (~WR17). I fully expect this to continue unless they quickly trade for Orton...
I think this IS what he is from here on out (a WR2 that has a chance every week to get a TD). So I don't know if I actively sell him and make a pitch. I think most people see it about the same. But I would listen if someone knocked on my door asking for a WR. Maybe in a dynasty if you had Holmes and a BMW or Manningham, that would be a couple of young guys that someone may see as good for later and they would trade you a better, yet older player, for now.In dynasty, would Holmes/Manningham for Roddy White be crazy at this point if the one side is thinking Roddy turns it on now and the other side thinks both these younger WRs will be nice down the road?If there was ever a time to sell, it's now. Put up 60 yards and a score on a piss poor defense but only got 4 targets. He's just not a focus of the offense.Two straight weeks of double digit fantasy points, you can probably market him as a WR2. I'll be trying to.
What would you expect in return? A RB like a Gore (which I am guessing would be the high side) or guys in the range of Stewart or McGahee?If there was ever a time to sell, it's now. Put up 60 yards and a score on a piss poor defense but only got 4 targets. He's just not a focus of the offense.Two straight weeks of double digit fantasy points, you can probably market him as a WR2. I'll be trying to.
Probably somewhere in the middle- Daniel Thomas? BJGE?What would you expect in return? A RB like a Gore (which I am guessing would be the high side) or guys in the range of Stewart or McGahee?If there was ever a time to sell, it's now. Put up 60 yards and a score on a piss poor defense but only got 4 targets. He's just not a focus of the offense.Two straight weeks of double digit fantasy points, you can probably market him as a WR2. I'll be trying to.
As an owner of Gore and Holmes, I would say that it is not even close right now. Gore is far more valuable at this point in time. And with McGahee running the way that he has been, I don't even think that I would trade him for Holmes. (Of course it would depend on my teams needs.) As you can probably tell, I'm not real high on Holmes right now, most likely because I have NO faith in Sanchez as a QB.What would you expect in return? A RB like a Gore (which I am guessing would be the high side) or guys in the range of Stewart or McGahee?If there was ever a time to sell, it's now. Put up 60 yards and a score on a piss poor defense but only got 4 targets. He's just not a focus of the offense.Two straight weeks of double digit fantasy points, you can probably market him as a WR2. I'll be trying to.
He's going to produce like a Top 20 WR the rest of the way IMO and basically do what people expected him to do when he was drafted.Its not like he was going against scrubs the last couple weeks either. He was likely covered most of the game by Devin McCourty and Vontae Davis (and Sean Smith is still a solid CB as well).'Shutout said:I think this IS what he is from here on out (a WR2 that has a chance every week to get a TD). So I don't know if I actively sell him and make a pitch. I think most people see it about the same. But I would listen if someone knocked on my door asking for a WR.If there was ever a time to sell, it's now. Put up 60 yards and a score on a piss poor defense but only got 4 targets. He's just not a focus of the offense.Two straight weeks of double digit fantasy points, you can probably market him as a WR2. I'll be trying to.
Would Djax be enough of an upgrade?He's going to produce like a Top 20 WR the rest of the way IMO and basically do what people expected him to do when he was drafted.Its not like he was going against scrubs the last couple weeks either. He was likely covered most of the game by Devin McCourty and Vontae Davis (and Sean Smith is still a solid CB as well).'Shutout said:I think this IS what he is from here on out (a WR2 that has a chance every week to get a TD). So I don't know if I actively sell him and make a pitch. I think most people see it about the same. But I would listen if someone knocked on my door asking for a WR.If there was ever a time to sell, it's now. Put up 60 yards and a score on a piss poor defense but only got 4 targets. He's just not a focus of the offense.Two straight weeks of double digit fantasy points, you can probably market him as a WR2. I'll be trying to.
Depends what else youre giving up as you arent doing that straight up.Would Djax be enough of an upgrade?He's going to produce like a Top 20 WR the rest of the way IMO and basically do what people expected him to do when he was drafted.Its not like he was going against scrubs the last couple weeks either. He was likely covered most of the game by Devin McCourty and Vontae Davis (and Sean Smith is still a solid CB as well).'Shutout said:I think this IS what he is from here on out (a WR2 that has a chance every week to get a TD). So I don't know if I actively sell him and make a pitch. I think most people see it about the same. But I would listen if someone knocked on my door asking for a WR.If there was ever a time to sell, it's now. Put up 60 yards and a score on a piss poor defense but only got 4 targets. He's just not a focus of the offense.Two straight weeks of double digit fantasy points, you can probably market him as a WR2. I'll be trying to.
He was covered by Charles Clay on the touchdown (awful dolphins pursuit) yesterday and his touchdown against the Pats a few weeks back was because of a mistake by the safety fwiw (although Holmes did have a pretty sick headfake on the play).I think 60 yards and a TD is about the ceiling for a weekly performance from here on out, not something you can expect regularly. I think he's a mid to low end WR3 going forward and like someone said earlier, is probably a good secondary piece in a trade. He's getting fewer targets than last year and Sanchez is spreading the ball aroundHe's going to produce like a Top 20 WR the rest of the way IMO and basically do what people expected him to do when he was drafted.Its not like he was going against scrubs the last couple weeks either. He was likely covered most of the game by Devin McCourty and Vontae Davis (and Sean Smith is still a solid CB as well).'Shutout said:I think this IS what he is from here on out (a WR2 that has a chance every week to get a TD). So I don't know if I actively sell him and make a pitch. I think most people see it about the same. But I would listen if someone knocked on my door asking for a WR.If there was ever a time to sell, it's now. Put up 60 yards and a score on a piss poor defense but only got 4 targets. He's just not a focus of the offense.Two straight weeks of double digit fantasy points, you can probably market him as a WR2. I'll be trying to.
He was covered by Miami's FB on that play?He was covered by Charles Clay on the touchdown (awful dolphins pursuit) yesterday and his touchdown against the Pats a few weeks back was because of a mistake by the safety fwiw (although Holmes did have a pretty sick headfake on the play).I think 60 yards and a TD is about the ceiling for a weekly performance from here on out, not something you can expect regularly. I think he's a mid to low end WR3 going forward and like someone said earlier, is probably a good secondary piece in a trade. He's getting fewer targets than last year and Sanchez is spreading the ball aroundHe's going to produce like a Top 20 WR the rest of the way IMO and basically do what people expected him to do when he was drafted.Its not like he was going against scrubs the last couple weeks either. He was likely covered most of the game by Devin McCourty and Vontae Davis (and Sean Smith is still a solid CB as well).'Shutout said:I think this IS what he is from here on out (a WR2 that has a chance every week to get a TD). So I don't know if I actively sell him and make a pitch. I think most people see it about the same. But I would listen if someone knocked on my door asking for a WR.If there was ever a time to sell, it's now. Put up 60 yards and a score on a piss poor defense but only got 4 targets. He's just not a focus of the offense.
Two straight weeks of double digit fantasy points, you can probably market him as a WR2. I'll be trying to.
I imagine the market for him is very limited compared to what Holmes owners want for him.Hope Holmes owners traded him.
I traded Holmes/Tebow/Dallas Clark/Breaston for Witten/Lloyd/Manningham/Redman yesterday. I still like Holmes this year but I feel good about this.I imagine the market for him is very limited compared to what Holmes owners want for him.Hope Holmes owners traded him.
Its interesting because the Jets are trending to an 8-8 or possibly even a 7-9 team which would put them in the 12-18 range (I am guessing in the draft). Sanchez has regressed terribly this year. If they were playing well in spite of Sanchez, I could see them taking a QB in the early 2nd round of the draft and label him as "insurance" behind Sanchez (like Kolb with McNabb). But they are not going to get that close to the second round, and now they are likely looking at mid-round picks. I am not a big college guy, but have seen that Landry Jones (Oklahoma Jr) would be slated in the mid-first round by some draftniks. Again, there is a ton of time for people to declare, have good/bad combines, etc., but if a guy like Jones falls to them in the mid-first, they are in quite a quandry. By taking him, they admit defeat and that is that. If they pass on him (or another QB prospect available at that pick), basically Ryan and Tanny are putting their jobs in Sanchez's hands (scary thought).The alternative is to bring in a vet who can challenge for the job (guy like Henne...not that I would want him), but maybe his job is to push Sanchez as there is little to no threat to his job with Brunell backing him up.Sanchez is the problem, not Holmes. He is a WR1 talent with WR3 production thanks to the QB play. Sanchez is horrible and I expect him to continue being horrible, and by extension, expect Holmes to continue his WR3 production for the rest of the season. Did I mention that Sanchez blows?
Another good call nostradomus...dont quit your day job.He's going to produce like a Top 20 WR the rest of the way IMO and basically do what people expected him to do when he was drafted.Its not like he was going against scrubs the last couple weeks either. He was likely covered most of the game by Devin McCourty and Vontae Davis (and Sean Smith is still a solid CB as well).I think this IS what he is from here on out (a WR2 that has a chance every week to get a TD). So I don't know if I actively sell him and make a pitch. I think most people see it about the same. But I would listen if someone knocked on my door asking for a WR.If there was ever a time to sell, it's now. Put up 60 yards and a score on a piss poor defense but only got 4 targets. He's just not a focus of the offense.Two straight weeks of double digit fantasy points, you can probably market him as a WR2. I'll be trying to.
Plaxico Burress and Dustin Keller have each had more targets this year than Holmes. Pretty much sucks for fantasy owners. You'd think one of the best ways to jumpstart a sputtering offense would be to get your best receiver involved.its amazing how much dirty locks in on plax, for better or worse. not impressed with dirty
Even Nastrodoomus couldnt predict Sanchize to suck this bad.Another good call nostradomus...dont quit your day job.He's going to produce like a Top 20 WR the rest of the way IMO and basically do what people expected him to do when he was drafted.Its not like he was going against scrubs the last couple weeks either. He was likely covered most of the game by Devin McCourty and Vontae Davis (and Sean Smith is still a solid CB as well).I think this IS what he is from here on out (a WR2 that has a chance every week to get a TD). So I don't know if I actively sell him and make a pitch. I think most people see it about the same. But I would listen if someone knocked on my door asking for a WR.If there was ever a time to sell, it's now. Put up 60 yards and a score on a piss poor defense but only got 4 targets. He's just not a focus of the offense.Two straight weeks of double digit fantasy points, you can probably market him as a WR2. I'll be trying to.
I had asked about this very thing a few weeks ago. I had said it seems as if the Jets hadn't thrown a ball more than 30-40 yards all season, literally. Then someone posted to me and said that was actual FACT; they have NOT. So, that in itself really hurts Holmes. He is still very good but he can't do his thing without the opportunity.Some people have been talkign about what if Sanchez were replaced by a rookie, etc. I don't think it would even have to be a rookie (that would take too long to develop). I think at this point, just a guy that isn't afraid to wing it would be awesome. It may sound CRAZY but,right now, I would be excited if Kyle Orton or someone like him replaced Sanchez. At least he would chuck the ball down the field. Basically, one long catch a game would be the difference between Holmes being what he is vs a solid everyweek top WR.Its not going to happen, so I guess what we are really hoping for is the Jets maybe become desperate enough to say "we must open this offense up and use Holmes and Keller more". Im hoping.It seems like Holmes hasn't caught the ball without being more than 15-20 yards downfield this year. What happened to the deep ball Sanchez used to throw to him?