Fantasy Football - Footballguys Forums
This is a sample guest message. Register a free account today to become a member! Once signed in, you'll be able to participate on this site by adding your own topics and posts, as well as connect with other members through your own private inbox!
Trestman in Baltimore (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter georg013
- Start date
Kool-Aid Larry
Footballguy
- rb
edit: smith is a fa, isn't he?
nvm
maybe + flacco? depending who they get
Last edited by a moderator:
Kool-Aid Larry
Footballguy
I would assume pitta pending health
Last edited by a moderator:
Kool-Aid Larry
Footballguy
I'd be pretty excited right now if I was a balt fan, honestly
a tough team just got tougher -- and wait 'til they fill out that secondary with legit nfl players
I'll be curious to see how the wr spot shakes out
and my first post was probably completely wrong --- rb should be a ppr bonanza, now that I think about it
could be an exciting team for fantasy
a tough team just got tougher -- and wait 'til they fill out that secondary with legit nfl players
I'll be curious to see how the wr spot shakes out
and my first post was probably completely wrong --- rb should be a ppr bonanza, now that I think about it
could be an exciting team for fantasy
Last edited by a moderator:
SaintsInDome2006
Footballguy
Flacco might be draftable.
msudaisy26
Footballguy
Trestman just seems like a guy that is built to be a great coordinator and not a head coach. I think you can bump Flacco, any pass catching back and the starting tight end.
mr roboto
Footballguy
They didn't hire him as HC or bring Cutler in so I think we're good here.
FUBAR
Footballguy
12punch
Footballguy
MAC_32
Footballguy
Problem is Pitta may never recover from that injury.Free agent or Owen Daniels will be someone to stash early if the Pitta's rehab is ahead of schedule narrative starts getting legs. Good bet I target whoever the Ravens draft too.
FUBAR
Footballguy
MAC_32
Footballguy
if the ravens stick with Owen (or something along those lines), Pitta, and Gilmore I think that says the Ravens are high on his potential development. If they go hard after tight ends in free agency then probably not.
Snorkelson
Footballguy
Key pieces are FA, TE is up in the air. Daniels getting long in the tooth, Pitta coming off 2nd straight hip injury (I think this is going to be a hard comeback personally), Forsett a FA, Smith a FA. With Kubiak gone do they resign Forsett, or does Trestman draft a back to fit what he wants or sign a different FA that fits what he wants. I don't see why they would part ways with TSmith, seems like the price will be right and he is an asset, but they need to get a legit wr1. Steve Smith may have half a season left again, but honestly this may be a couple years before this really becomes a great situation. It's not bad, but I think they have a lot of offensive personnal issues to sort out, and I don't think it all gets done this year.
Wise Old Owl
Footballguy
I'm not sure why people think Trestman is an automatic upgrade over Kubiak. The ravens were 6th in total offense this year, they already were quietly a superbowl contender this year.12punch said:
I'm actually worried about Trestman, his offense regresssed noticably in his 2nd year in Chicago. I wonder how much of that was due to injuries to Marshall/Jeffery and how much was DC's getting a good look his tape.
12punch
Footballguy
Bracie Smathers
Footballguy
I agree. Kubiak installed the zone-blocking scheme that made a journeyman RB into a 1,000 yard rusher ALA his mentor Mike Shanahan who hired Alex Gibbs who perfected the zone-blocking scheme that Kubiak learned and installed with another Gibbs disciple Rick Dennison that he has had with him in Houston and where both helped bring that to the Ravens. Kubiak also stole/learned the moving pocket passing game from Mike Shanahan and has that as a staple of his offense.
The Ravens O-Line took to the zone-blocking system and Flacco moves well in the pocket and fit the moving pocket passing system.
Tressman's system is notoriously complicated. It will take time for the players to learn and I don't see him keeping the zone-blocking scheme so the running game 'could' and probably will tail off some but the RBs will catch more passes if they have that skill set.
I see a period of adjusting to a new complex system but I like Tressman and think he'll be fine but think their will be bumps along the way.
Last edited by a moderator:
They lost a good offensive mind and hired another one.
Don't really see any noticeable difference for Flacco or the WR's and TE's.
RB is interesting, whoever that is. Not many OC's I'd trust more for RB production than Kubiak but speaking in terms of fantasy production not sure I'd rather have Trestman as the OC of my RB due to his usage of them in the passing game. I mean look at it this way. If Matt Forte had zero carries last season he'd have been RB12 in PPR, one spot ahead of McCoy.
Don't really see any noticeable difference for Flacco or the WR's and TE's.
RB is interesting, whoever that is. Not many OC's I'd trust more for RB production than Kubiak but speaking in terms of fantasy production not sure I'd rather have Trestman as the OC of my RB due to his usage of them in the passing game. I mean look at it this way. If Matt Forte had zero carries last season he'd have been RB12 in PPR, one spot ahead of McCoy.
James Daulton
Footballguy
I don't think Raven's fans see Trestman as an upgrade, rather just a very solid replacement. I think they will keep their zone blocking scheme as it fits their athletic linemen well and the oline coach (Castio) is still in place.
I doubt the Ravens change much of anything since what they did last year fits their personnel so well. What the Ravens need is a true number one WR to take them to the next level. And IF Campenero could stay healthy, he'd be the quick slot guy this type of offense needs.
I doubt the Ravens change much of anything since what they did last year fits their personnel so well. What the Ravens need is a true number one WR to take them to the next level. And IF Campenero could stay healthy, he'd be the quick slot guy this type of offense needs.
32 Counter Pass
Footballguy
menobrown said:
and nice throw out stat on Forte.
White Lightning
Footballguy
I think this is huge boost for Dorsett in PPR. I will have to review the old Bears/Forte threads, but several posters detailed the big PPR numbers RBs had/have under Tretsman. Case in point was Garner in 2002 with 91/941 under Tretsman as OC
12punch
Footballguy
Similar threads
