Same. He's been an almost unanimous "sit" on many expert sites. I think it's a ballsy call seeing as how he's going to touch the ball 20+ times. Here's to hoping my buy-low doesn't stay low.I have a feeling this is the week all the fantasy doubters are going to see why college football enthusiasts were so high on Richardson.
I can't say if he has NFL talent yet (at least not upper echelon talent) but you are correct, he has the opportunity to be a 3 down 20 touch/game back which is something special in fantasy circles. He went 3.09 in my 12 teamer which seems about right to me. If he were on even a half way decent team he would/should have gone much sooner.Seems to be a lot of over-complicating the situation. As someone said before the season started, the value of a running back (and players generally) is opportunity plus talent. There's probably only half a dozen or so running backs this year who aren't in some sort of shared situation. Richardson is one of them. And he has talent. So whatever you think of the team generally or the teams he's scheduled against, he should finish no lower than the top 12 of RBs at the end of the season.
Bye Bye haters, you had your week.Real Deal.'Multiple Scores said:I have a feeling this is the week all the fantasy doubters are going to see why college football enthusiasts were so high on Richardson.
Bye Bye haters, you had your week.Real Deal.'Multiple Scores said:I have a feeling this is the week all the fantasy doubters are going to see why college football enthusiasts were so high on Richardson.![]()
The dude is the biggest troll. I love week 1 overreactions, love em.I'm sure GreenNGold will be right in here to own up to how wrong he was and to admit to the pitfalls of hubris. What a freaking #####.
Too low if he stays on the field as the bell cow.I was wrong about T-Rich. He wasn't quite as good as I originally planned, but he also wasn't as terrible as I thought after week 1 either. I think he ends up in the RB15 to 19ish range.
I've always owned up when I have been wrong. He's looking much better this week than I was expecting. He is not some homerun pick yet. You can't ignore last week and we still need to see how the rest of the season goes, but yes, he looks really good so far today. If that play holds up the next few weeks I am definitely wrong.I'm sure GreenNGold will be right in here to own up to how wrong he was and to admit to the pitfalls of hubris. What a freaking #####.
I can ignore last week, he mised the preseason after surgery. At least you are admitting you were too quick to bash Richardson.I've always owned up when I have been wrong. He's looking much better this week than I was expecting. He is not some homerun pick yet. You can't ignore last week and we still need to see how the rest of the season goes, but yes, he looks really good so far today. If that play holds up the next few weeks I am definitely wrong.I'm sure GreenNGold will be right in here to own up to how wrong he was and to admit to the pitfalls of hubris. What a freaking #####.
Board default settings should include having that guy on ignore.Pro tip - never listen to "im the scientist".
I hope you aren't planning on making a living with this job.No, I just know how easy it is for people to get caught in false hope with a nobody. See Mark Ingram last year. If I stopped just one person from ruining their season by drafting this scrub, or can convince just one person to trade this scrub while he still has some value then my job is done.Every single one of your posts lately seems to have been about how little you like Trent Richardson, outside of being a #### in the QB having a baby thread. So I think it's safe to say that you're the furthest thing from an impartial poster that there is, and you're mainly talking to yourself. Nobody wants to engage you in discussion when this is all you being to the table.....ever.Yes, trade him while there are still some owners out there foolish enough to pay for him. Sorry to say it, but you got burned.
How about saying it was necessary to insult the small-minded people who believed he would be ok?I've always owned up when I have been wrong. He's looking much better this week than I was expecting. He is not some homerun pick yet. You can't ignore last week and we still need to see how the rest of the season goes, but yes, he looks really good so far today. If that play holds up the next few weeks I am definitely wrong.I'm sure GreenNGold will be right in here to own up to how wrong he was and to admit to the pitfalls of hubris. What a freaking #####.
i am starting trich with confidence this week.![]()
Of course you can and should ignore week 1. A rookie coming off a knee injury with no training camp and very limited practice time you should absolutely ignore. He's done more in this game than Ingram has done in his career.I've always owned up when I have been wrong. He's looking much better this week than I was expecting. He is not some homerun pick yet. You can't ignore last week and we still need to see how the rest of the season goes, but yes, he looks really good so far today. If that play holds up the next few weeks I am definitely wrong.I'm sure GreenNGold will be right in here to own up to how wrong he was and to admit to the pitfalls of hubris. What a freaking #####.