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Trip's Top 4 FF Rookie Busts (1 Viewer)

More importantly accuracy and touch are two of the more difficult things to teach QBs. Particularly if you have to breakdown a lifetime of muscle memory (footwork, release etc) to do it.
And in ARich’s case, his short area accuracy issues have been largely attributed to his footwork, which is coachable.

I’m not making a sweeping generalization, I’m specking to this one player based on what I’ve read/heard from scouts and writers who are far more adept than myself who made this observation.

In general I’d agree. But specific to ARich, his deep accuracy is reportedly pretty solid., even on the move.

Time will tell if those observers are correct. I’m optimistic.
 
More importantly accuracy and touch are two of the more difficult things to teach QBs. Particularly if you have to breakdown a lifetime of muscle memory (footwork, release etc) to do it.
And in ARich’s case, his short area accuracy issues have been largely attributed to his footwork, which is coachable.

I’m not making a sweeping generalization, I’m specking to this one player based on what I’ve read/heard from scouts and writers who are far more adept than myself who made this observation.

In general I’d agree. But specific to ARich, his deep accuracy is reportedly pretty solid., even on the move.

Time will tell if those observers are correct. I’m optimistic.
Short ball accuracy requires touch passing as well as excellent ball placement.

If he's used throwing full bore 50 yards down field and doing the same 7 yards down field that isn't an easy coaching fix. It may be fixable but it really depends on correctly diagnosing the exact nature of the problem, the correct fix and the coachability of the player.

The good news is by all accounts Richardson has a great work ethic.

But all the theory in the world goes out the window when Jeffery Simmons is coming at you full bore ready to steal your lunch money.

And "experts" are looking for likes just like the rest of us. Ask 30 of them and see if you get a consensus on what Richardson's issues are and how to fix them.
 
More importantly accuracy and touch are two of the more difficult things to teach QBs. Particularly if you have to breakdown a lifetime of muscle memory (footwork, release etc) to do it.
And in ARich’s case, his short area accuracy issues have been largely attributed to his footwork, which is coachable.

I’m not making a sweeping generalization, I’m specking to this one player based on what I’ve read/heard from scouts and writers who are far more adept than myself who made this observation.

In general I’d agree. But specific to ARich, his deep accuracy is reportedly pretty solid., even on the move.

Time will tell if those observers are correct. I’m optimistic.
Short ball accuracy requires touch passing as well as excellent ball placement.

If he's used throwing full bore 50 yards down field and doing the same 7 yards down field that isn't an easy coaching fix. It may be fixable but it really depends on correctly diagnosing the exact nature of the problem, the correct fix and the coachability of the player.

The good news is by all accounts Richardson has a great work ethic.

But all the theory in the world goes out the window when Jeffery Simmons is coming at you full bore ready to steal your lunch money.

And "experts" are looking for likes just like the rest of us. Ask 30 of them and see if you get a consensus on what Richardson's issues are and how to fix them.
I don’t disagree. Just saying what I’ve read/heard gives me reason for optimism.
 
I don’t know who will bust, but I am tired of watching videos of people saying don’t draft so and so because they won’t play to their ADP, but love the player. That isn’t going out on a limb.
 
I just started reading this thread and was having fun with it. Then Hot Sauce Guy arrived and ruined it. I couldn't make it past the first page. Thanks guy.
I have no idea who you are. At least I’m taking about the topic, while you’re talking about me.

Enjoy your day.
 
For the life of me, I don’t understand the fascination with Roschon Johnson. He’s got absolutely no shot at being a long-term plus dynasty asset.

I think he could stick around awhile as a backup, though.
Big back, people were viewing the Chicago backfield as coin-flippy (as opposed to the RBBC quagmire it likely is)

6’ 225 - I guess people are wagering that he might emerge as a lead back?
:shrug:
 
For the life of me, I don’t understand the fascination with Roschon Johnson. He’s got absolutely no shot at being a long-term plus dynasty asset.

I think he could stick around awhile as a backup, though.
What percentage of RBs drafted after the 2nd round have a shot based on the bar you’ve set for success?
 
For the life of me, I don’t understand the fascination with Roschon Johnson. He’s got absolutely no shot at being a long-term plus dynasty asset.

I think he could stick around awhile as a backup, though.
Big back, people were viewing the Chicago backfield as coin-flippy (as opposed to the RBBC quagmire it likely is)

6’ 225 - I guess people are wagering that he might emerge as a lead back?
:shrug:
I guess so. You have to be pretty special to be anything more than a short-term stop-gap at the RB position, tho.

And Roschon aint anywhere close to special.
 
For the life of me, I don’t understand the fascination with Roschon Johnson. He’s got absolutely no shot at being a long-term plus dynasty asset.

I think he could stick around awhile as a backup, though.
What percentage of RBs drafted after the 2nd round have a shot based on the bar you’ve set for success?
That depends on their raw ability/skill set.
 
Jaxon Smith-Njigba - I just don't see it as a 3rd piece in that offense. I don't see the volume and the stats.

He might be the best WR on that team by midseason. Significantly more well rounded than DK and just younger and more explosive than lockett.

Finishing as a top 10 WR in the second half of his rookie season is within his range of outcomes IMHO.
Just as long as Geno manages to stay out of the cop car.
 
Jaxon Smith-Njigba - I just don't see it as a 3rd piece in that offense. I don't see the volume and the stats.
Agree. Lockett is criminally underrated, as usual. Depending on the metrics you choose, he's been the WR1 on that team for years, even with DK there. In fact, I think he's borderline for top 10 WR in the entire league, no later than 12, based on his skills and metrics. And I'm not alone in this take. And where most WRs start to fall off as they age, his route running and success vs press/man/zone have actually improved season to season. Watching tape he's almost perpetually open, and even when he isn't, makes fantastic catches in traffic and tight windows.

JSN is a great WR I'm sure, but before he landed on anyone's dynasty/fantasy roster and started tinting their opinions, he was never viewed as a Chase-type elite prospect coming out. "The potential best of a very weak WR class" seemed to be consensus. To think he'll carve out a meaningful role in his first season playing in that offense and alongside DK and Lockett is optimistic, but I can see the case be argued. To think he'll play the 2nd half of the season scoring in the top 10 is bonkers to me. Unless maybe Geno has a historical passing season with multiple WRs in the top 10.... I don't see Pete running that kind of offense though.
 
2. Devon Achane - seems like a nice gadget player but will never be able to handle the volume and physicality of the NFL to really matter for fantasy purposes. Hard pass on this scatback unless you are into low ceilings.
This prediction is not off to a good start.
Either is Charb. Snaps are trending up and he looks great
And Roschon looks like the best Bears RB, but it’s unclear if that matters because the team is a dumpster fire.
 
2. Devon Achane - seems like a nice gadget player but will never be able to handle the volume and physicality of the NFL to really matter for fantasy purposes. Hard pass on this scatback unless you are into low ceilings.
This prediction is not off to a good start.
Either is Charb. Snaps are trending up and he looks great
Walkers touches are also trending up. Charbs is a good handcuff
 
2. Devon Achane - seems like a nice gadget player but will never be able to handle the volume and physicality of the NFL to really matter for fantasy purposes. Hard pass on this scatback unless you are into low ceilings.
This prediction is not off to a good start.
I’m not saying he isn’t going to be good, but I feel the expectations might be a little far fetched based on 1 game which is pretty much all of his stats up to date. It was against a Broncos D that gave up 70 pts, over 700 yards and missed 24 tackles. Even Miami’s 3rd string RB rushed for 70 yds. If he was a FA in my league I’d be grabbing him as well, but I see disappointing weeks ahead for his owners based on how MIA operates.
 

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