Could Kenton Keith be a better play than Addai this week vs Carolina?Assuming Addai is slightly banged up, they should beat Carolina pretty soundly, and the week after, they play New England, which is probably a more important game (since NE is in their division). They might want to "save" Addai for the big game like they did for Jacksonville if his shoulder is still bothering him.
Not funny at all when the know-it-all stole your avatar so people might think you are the ashclown.even funnier reading predictions from those who think they know what's going to happen either way.Its really funny reading the denials from Addai owners that Keith is a nonfactor and hes still the man.
to add: if indy secures the playoffs and not homefield (i.e. that goes to NE), i can see addai sitting the last 1-2 games (or at least the second half of week 16 and 17) which gives KK value during FF playoffs (weeks 15-17 = oak, hou, tenn).It would not surprise me to see Indy use KK more to make sure Addai stays healthy. They did win the SB with RBBC. I think we will see more and more RBBC as the years go on due to a lot of quantity not quality RBs in the NFL. And RBs are dropping like flies.
Interesting points. Short week this week, and clearly Addai is not 100%. Wouldn't surprise me to see Keith do more of the heavy lifting this week, especially in short yardage situations.Keith may indeed be the better play.fo shizzle said:mistersmith said:Could Kenton Keith be a better play than Addai this week vs Carolina?Assuming Addai is slightly banged up, they should beat Carolina pretty soundly, and the week after, they play New England, which is probably a more important game (since NE is in their division). They might want to "save" Addai for the big game like they did for Jacksonville if his shoulder is still bothering him.igskin: and exactly what i was going to post. they play the testaverde or Carr led Panthers, on a short week, a week before they host you know who. i think Keith is a golden play this week.
As an Addai owner, Id rather 70% than 90%. But last night it was only 50%. I hope that isnt the standard. As of now Id say Addai is still a top 10 RB but before last night many thought he was top 2.ESPN:Joseph Addai, Ind RBNews: The even workload Addai and Kenton Keith saw in Monday's win over Jacksonville may have been in part due to Addai's prior chest injury, but head coach Tony Dungy said that he'd like to see the two backs share the workload. "Joseph just coming off missing the week before may have had a little something to do with it," Dungy said in Tuesday's news conference, "but more and more I think having those guys go and keeping guys fresh is going to be good for our running game."Spin: It didn't sound like Addai's injury was a factor in Monday's game rather than the Colts wanted to play it safe especially once the game became a blowout. Still, Addai may start to get 70 percent or so of the carries rather than the almost 90 percent he had before his injury with the coaching staff growing more confident in Keith.------70% is not a bad percentage. May actually keep him fresher, and maintain a similar level of stat production.
70% is indeed fine, but it's the location and quality of the carries that matter. If Dungy wants to save wear and tear on Addai, then part of that 30% could be all the goal line carries (as gferrell said).As an Addai owner, Id rather 70% than 90%. But last night it was only 50%. I hope that isnt the standard. As of now Id say Addai is still a top 10 RB but before last night many thought he was top 2.
Problem is if you deal now you can likely deal to someone such as yourself that thinks Addai is still the man in Indy. If you hold off and this split keeps up, his value goes down.PizzaDeliveryGuy said:After a missed game, a bye, and a game where they were being cautious with the injury? I think I would hold off.Double_J said:Looks like a full blown RBBC in Indy. Is it time to get rid of Addai while you can still get another top RB for him?
On the flipside, if it turns out they won't be splitting carries afterall, Addai could be a great buy low right now.Problem is if you deal now you can likely deal to someone such as yourself that thinks Addai is still the man in Indy. If you hold off and this split keeps up, his value goes down.PizzaDeliveryGuy said:After a missed game, a bye, and a game where they were being cautious with the injury? I think I would hold off.Double_J said:Looks like a full blown RBBC in Indy. Is it time to get rid of Addai while you can still get another top RB for him?
This is funny. This week I traded Clinton Portis, Ladell Betts, and a 1st round pick (likely to be at the end of the round) for Joseph Addai and Kenton Keith.I couldn't be happier. This gives me a runningback trio (we start 3) of Addai, Peterson, and Bush. In my dynasty league that looks like money to me.I figure if Addai splitting carries can get 100 and a TD while Portis getting 100% hasn't eclipsed 100 yards YET this season, I'll take Addai all day every day.I would Trade u CP for him