Exactly how I feel.I give up.
After watching this, he's not RB1 in Reid's eyes and unfortunately that's what counts.
Our saltiness is directed at Reid. And also maybe all these sites that keep ranking him as an rb1.I can understand the frustration of him not getting more chances at a td--but I do feel like the amount of saltiness directed towards Ware is a bit unwarranted. We are talking about a guy that most of us drafted in the 7th-12th rounds of drafts (based on when our drafts occurred). Many people may not realize this--but Ware is 7th in the NFL in yards from scrimmage. The guys ahead of him are: David Johnson, EE, Demarco Murray, Melvin Gordon, Julio Jones, and Leveon Bell. Also--keep in mind that Ware has only played in 10 games this season--while every other guy ahead of him (except for Bell who has only played 8 games) has played 11 or 12 games. The dude is producing big time. If you consider the limited touches he was getting earlier in the season--him being 7th in total yards from scrimmage is pretty remarkable. The only thing stopping Ware from being a bonafide elite fantasy player is touchdowns--and he cannot score td's unless his team and his coach put him in a position to do so. Alex Smith is frankly uncomfortable to watch--the dude just makes everything look difficult--and Andy Reid's usage of running backs seems random at best.
With that being said--we have a guy that is averaging 107 yards from scrimmage per game in the ten games he has played in so far this season. For me--that makes him no worse than a high upside RB2.
Possibly. They are missing their #1 WR.Will the offense move the ball better?
In standard he usually gets around 8 points per game. Touchdowns do hold him back from being a top 10 RB, but so does the number of touches he gets, which is due to the play calling. They also always have him run up the gut. They could be much more creative with him, but they use Hill for anything like that now, although they used him under center a couple times last night. They hardly use him in the passing game, and they just like to throw a lot, which is Andy Reid's signature.The only thing stopping Ware from being a bonafide elite fantasy player is touchdowns--and he cannot score td's unless his team and his coach put him in a position to do so. Alex Smith is frankly uncomfortable to watch--the dude just makes everything look difficult--and Andy Reid's usage of running backs seems random at best.
With that being said--we have a guy that is averaging 107 yards from scrimmage per game in the ten games he has played in so far this season. For me--that makes him no worse than a high upside RB2.
West is fast and shifty like JC, and since they were in the hurry up, my guess is that is why he was in.Thats pretty alarming -- not sure what west brings to the table?
I dunno man. Ware looks much shiftier than West to me. West isnt terrible or anything and I do think he deserves some playing time but to be the 3rd down back and passing down back when Ware has shown to be even better in the receiving game makes little to no sense to me.West is fast and shifty like JC, and since they were in the hurry up, my guess is that is why he was in.
To be fair, those wildcat plays were pretty much the most effective part of the offense until the last drive of the game + OT.Is it pop warner style and they're using the rb to run in the new play call??? Jesus.
I think West is faster, but they both are good receivers. Ware is more a bulldozer, and West is more a speedster. I guess they don't want to wear Ware out, so they put West in during 3rd down and passing downs. It is like how the Redskins use Thompson. It is hard to wear Ware out with the limited carries they give him. They could use Ware like Indy uses Gore. Gore usually gets around 15 carries, but they use him some in the passing game too even though Turbin is faster. They use Turbin also, especially in the two minute drill, but they do include Gore in the passing game.I dunno man. Ware looks much shiftier than West to me. West isnt terrible or anything and I do think he deserves some playing time but to be the 3rd down back and passing down back when Ware has shown to be even better in the receiving game makes little to no sense to meWest is fast and shifty like JC, and since they were in the hurry up, my guess is that is why he was in.
STs and defense are giving them scoring chances and field position. The offense is doing just enough to score crucial TDs based on how game scripts develop. The reason people are having a hard time understanding this is Ware and Maclin are not involved in the scoring. I know, I own Ware and I am one of these people.Team is inept on offense and still manages 30 on Denver...can anyone unwrap this? I watched the game, hard to explain.
I"m talking about the possession at the end of where it went from ware to west to davis three downs in a row.To be fair, those wildcat plays were pretty much the most effective part of the offense until the last drive of the game + OT.
Ah - the RB rotation was definitely insane. Zero reason to have Knile on the field at all, and West was used far too much as well.I"m talking about the possession at the end of where it went from ware to west to davis three downs in a row.
The offense only scored two touchdowns. KC D got a safety, and STs scored on a return, and made two FGs in OT.Team is inept on offense and still manages 30 on Denver...can anyone unwrap this? I watched the game, hard to explain.
Team is inept on offense and still manages 30 on Denver...can anyone unwrap this? I watched the game, hard to explain.
I've watched a few of their games recently, and it seems like the passing game is garbage all game but then piles up the mostly uncontested yards defenses typically give up in the 2-minute drill. Taking their last 3 games, here are Smith's stats divided into "two-minute" drills at the ends of regulation and his stats in the rest of those games:The offense only scored two touchdowns. KC D got a safety, and STs scored on a return, and made two FGs in OT.
Reid is a moron. Not much more to say.The guy taking his passing targets is Hill-- not West...
I am pretty shocked that in the final 4th quarter drive and OT the snap count break down was:
West 28
Ware 7
Davis 3
Thats pretty alarming -- not sure what west brings to the table?
That can't be right, can it?The guy taking his passing targets is Hill-- not West...
I am pretty shocked that in the final 4th quarter drive and OT the snap count break down was:
West 28
Ware 7
Davis 3
Thats pretty alarming -- not sure what west brings to the table?
Its all about frustration. Ware set the bar too high for himself last season (scoring every 11 or 12 touches). As far as his draft position goes... he probably would have been a first rounder in redrafts if we knew Jamaal Charles would be out all season.I can understand the frustration of him not getting more chances at a td--but I do feel like the amount of saltiness directed towards Ware is a bit unwarranted. We are talking about a guy that most of us drafted in the 7th-12th rounds of drafts (based on when our drafts occurred). Many people may not realize this--but Ware is 7th in the NFL in yards from scrimmage.
The Ware/West RBBC dynamic has been in play all along, dating back to last year after both fully emerged. Go back and look at the game logs. Reid has been committed to RBBC between these two the whole time, barring injuries. Ware/West likely to be continued, no matter how much better Ware is (or might be). Blame Reid all you want, but deal with it as reality not hypothetical at this point.
This, the lack of creativity with using Ware is awful. When they actually do get creative with him, he seems to make big plays.It's not so much the volume Ware is receiving that's the problem as much as it is how he's receiving it. What is the point of running this dude up the gut 17 times a game when he's proven to be dangerous in space. Throw him more screens, exploit mismatches vs. linebackers in the passing game, incorporate toss plays again and etc. etc. I have no ####### clue what Reid is doing and I think I'm done trying to figure it out. The last straw was seeing Knile ####### Davis get 3 carries and 11% of the snaps. Knile ####### Davis.
And it looks like any creative game planning will focus on Hill moving forward.This, the lack of creativity with using Ware is awful. When they actually do get creative with him, he seems to make big plays.
You must not own him. I am wanting me some moar TyreekI'm about sick of tyreek hill.
Get the #### out of this thread.You must not own him. I am wanting me some moar Tyreek
Its 100% right-- West played 13 snaps in a row on game winning drive at one point.That can't be right, can it?
Yeah, I think they went no huddle.Its 100% right-- West played 13 snaps in a row on game winning drive at one point.
Yeah it's hurting Ware's receiving numbers. They aren't giving the ball to West when he's in there but still that doesn't help Ware. Ware is clearly the KC RB of choice but for some reason Reid doesn't view him as the teams best 3rd down back..........Not sure why Reid views West as an upgrade in those situations over Ware but he does.Its 100% right-- West played 13 snaps in a row on game winning drive at one point.
May have played a role. Ware's sweep carry in OT that went for about 7 yds... he got bumped to the ground and as soon as he got up he stayed on the sidelines and started walking towards the bench. Not sure if he was gassed, hurting, whatever... looked like he knew it was 1 carry and out.Wondering of Davis saw snaps because of altitude and they knew they'd give ware a bunch of carries? Yeah I have no clue really.
FWIW, here are their PFF grades for this season.Milkman said:Yeah it's hurting Ware's receiving numbers. They aren't giving the ball to West when he's in there but still that doesn't help Ware. Ware is clearly the KC RB of choice but for some reason Reid doesn't view him as the teams best 3rd down back..........Not sure why Reid views West as an upgrade in those situations over Ware but he does.
Not sure what happened over the course of the year, but in 2015 West had some great games, including a monster (his best game) in Denver. Last year he seemed like the better fit replacing JC, although there's no denying Ware's production (in 2015).I assume Reid wants to find a role for West, who he probably sees as a talented player who can make a positive contribution. Given that West is a good receiver and pass blocker, he seems to have settled on giving him a healthy role on third downs and in two minute situations. Not saying I agree with him, but I can see a possible thought process there.
Nope. Just Reid.Part of me wonders if Ware is still dealing with concussion issues
I hear where you are coming from, but I just can't see sitting Ware for West.Not sure how I feel about Ware this week due to them being in Atlanta, where Ryan is really good and can put up a lot of points. As another guy said above, wouldn't be surprised if it's a West week due to the Chiefs being down and Reid's weird obsession with using West as a passing down back.
I'm liking Ware's schedule for the playoffs though. 3 home games against mediocre/bad run defenses.