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Yep. Despite getting a fat "0" in 2 games because of the injury, Henry has moved back solidly into the top 10 after this weeks performance. I'll admit, he is on most of my teams & the injuries & yardage concerns have had me trying to get some value for him. Problem is, noone will give value on him because of the yardage & McGahee rumors & he just keeps putting up great points every week. Hopefully this weeks game can be the start of something good for the Buffalo running game.
he already tried Portis and has been shut down there. Great day out of Portis and Henry today.
but to his credit, henry capitalized on the skin defesne.i dont here people stating that the tuna cant coach and his team beat a 2-4 giants team, detriot, arz, a grabage philly team, and another team i forget, but they probaly sucked too. the jets was the other game.i here that parcells is 2nd coming.also, when did having a good game in a good matchup situation become a bad thing. hey, d.maccalsier will come back to earth. he played atl
He's ALREADY missed basically 2 games and he's still ranked as high as he is. He's battled injury in a couple other ones, and the offense around him hasn't made things easier. Sure, the Washington defense sucks, but they also played the game without the threat of Eric Moulds.Take a look at his fantasy production over the 5 games he's played, and that's about what you can expect from him over the rest of the season.Did you notice the great performance by Ahman Green yesterday? You know, the 20 carry, 35 yard performance running the ball? Of course, stud RBs NEVER have games like that, eh? Running backs have off weeks, but it'll all even out in the end.Portis, Tomlinson and Priest all have had bad weeks. Steelers4life is right.Keep telling yourself that, TommyGunz.
Thought I'd give my favorite thread a bump. Henry did well against KC. His stats going into his bye:558 yds rushing, 101 yards receiving, 9 total TDs (on pace for 1300 total yards and 18 TDs)His top 10 status ought to hold up easily through the bye...can't wait to see how he looks coming out of the Dallas game.Personally, I think TG's best hope is another injury...though losing a few carries to McGahee could also make this situation interesting to watch even if McGahee is no threat to start this year.
Yep, he's borderline top 10, maybe top 9.... AFTER MISSING BASICALLY 2 GAMES ON TOP OF HIS BYE. His PPG is much higher than that.He's borderline top 10 with a YPC over half a yard lower than what it was last year... although it's still higher than Ricky Williams, who was normally taken in the top 3 of most drafts.What does that tell you about Travis' chances to stay in the top 10, or even move up? I'd say he's a lock unless he misses even more time due to injury.
I friggin love it. Tommy, you're a real Jackarse!If Henry can take a hit on his quad with his foot planted like he did and not sustain an injury...he's my man. It looked ugly, but he came out the next Bill's possession.
1. Holmes, Priest KCC 1772. Green, Ahman GBP RB 170 3. Lewis, Jamal BAL RB 145 4. Tomlinson, Ladainian SDC RB 141 5. Davis, Stephen CAR RB 130 6. McAllister, Deuce NOS RB 128 7. Portis, Clinton DEN RB 128 8. Alexander, Shaun SEA RB 124 9. Henry, Travis BUF RB 111 10. Williams, Ricky MIA RB 106Just remember - he missed all of one game and 3/4 of another on top of his bye week, and he's still stayed right with everyone else.If his 2nd half production per game played stays consistent with his 1st half, he'll move UP the list, not down. Aside from the games he's missed, his PPG is nearly top FIVE.
?????21-80 in Dallas without any passing game to speak of sure sucks, huh?His PPG is well inside the top 10, and if his total points fall slightly out of it for now, that's the breaks.I've said it before - injury is the only thing that can keep him out of the top 10, and he's already missed 1 3/4 games more than the other RBs. And to think you're the one who #####ed all last year about injuries affecting the rankings...
Actually, I had Henry ranked one spot behind Faulk, ahead of Edge by 2 spots, and way ahead of Dillon.And the difference between Henry and those guys is that Henry has produced for the most part when he's played, as evidenced by his points per game played (disregarding the 1 3/4 games missed, which should be done for PPG)Faulk hasn't done squat with his playing time, Edge hasn't been anything close to what he used to be, and Dillon hasn't done anything with the carries he's got. Henry has battled through torn rib cartilege and still produced.Bring on the Texans..
11th...just behind Fragile Fred Taylor and 1pt behind Moe freaking Williams and Clinton Portis. He's also 0.9 points per game ahead of Ricky Williams who was drafted #1 overall in many leagues and has played in every quarter of every game this season.
I didn't realize that we were to erase of all Henry's bad games when calculating PPG.Weak Steeler4Life, Weak.......I just went back and double-checked. If he doesn't shut it down, I suppose he still has an outside chance at the top 10, but I doubt his leg will allow that to happen.For purposes of calculating PPG, I disregard the week he missed against Philly, the week he scored negative points after playing 1 quarter against Miami, and his bye week.Before yesterday, his PPG placed him right at the #5 overall RB, maybe #6 in a league that gives a pt per reception.If that's a bust, I'll take it every time at the end of the 1st round.
Hahaha, not weak at all. Those aren't bad games - those are games he missed. That stat is points per game PLAYED. He didn't play versus Philly, and he basically didn't play against Miami, either. If counting those 2 games makes your case stronger, that's OK. No, his total points won't beat people who played more games than he did.I didn't realize that we were to erase of all Henry's bad games when calculating PPG.Weak Steeler4Life, Weak.......I just went back and double-checked. If he doesn't shut it down, I suppose he still has an outside chance at the top 10, but I doubt his leg will allow that to happen.
For purposes of calculating PPG, I disregard the week he missed against Philly, the week he scored negative points after playing 1 quarter against Miami, and his bye week.
Before yesterday, his PPG placed him right at the #5 overall RB, maybe #6 in a league that gives a pt per reception.
If that's a bust, I'll take it every time at the end of the 1st round.
