Lots of leagues are different. If these guys don't apply to you, move on to a post that does. TIA.JWhat kind of leagues are you guys in to have anybody mentioned in this thread available on a waiver wire?![]()
Lots of leagues are different. If these guys don't apply to you, move on to a post that does. TIA.JWhat kind of leagues are you guys in to have anybody mentioned in this thread available on a waiver wire?![]()
Hi shuke,I think it's mostly from expectations. He started on fire in camps this summer with "Best player on the field" type raves from people. But the hamstring just killed him.Now he's reportedly all the way back and ready to start making waves. Brady is a curse / blessing in one of the best passers in the league but he spreads it around to so many guys. I do like his upside though. JWhere's this Chad Jackson love coming from? He had 1 catch.
Picked up Perry last weekI think Chris Perry is a good waiver wire pick up.Ashlie Lelie too. He may be promoted to number 2. although a falcon's WR isn't worth too much.And to add about the what kind of league thing... a league with limited bench spots have a lot of these guys in the wire.
I'll preface my response with the fact I'm an Iowa State alumn so obviously a bit biased in wanting to see Seneca do well.However, I don't think he was downright horrible in his appearance against the Vikings. I agree with you in that when he misses, he misses high. I think next week will be a more fair test after he has a week of preparation. I think he could be dangerous as he becomes comfortable making the decision of when he should tuck it and run. You could tell he's been coached to stay disciplined in checking all options before running, because he had an opportunity to run in that Vikings game but held tight in the pocket and was sacked from behind. He did have two interceptions (the first was unlucky deflection). I thought he did a good job of getting into a rhytmn after that early interception. I look forward to what he can accomplish with their upcoming schedule the next few weeks.Seneca Wallace is downright horrible. He is very inaccurate, is often high with passes over the middle, and makes poor decisions with the football. If you need to pick up one or the other, go with Batch.
All I'm saying is to temper the expectations. Said the same thing about Ben Watson before the past two seasons.Joe Bryant said:Hi shuke,I think it's mostly from expectations. He started on fire in camps this summer with "Best player on the field" type raves from people. But the hamstring just killed him.Now he's reportedly all the way back and ready to start making waves. Brady is a curse / blessing in one of the best passers in the league but he spreads it around to so many guys. I do like his upside though. JWhere's this Chad Jackson love coming from? He had 1 catch.
Atlanta fan here as well...I can see Lelie start producing some quality numbers. With White and Jenkins being inconsistent, Lelie seems to be catching on with Vick and the offense. I could easily see him start catching more and more balls as weeks progress. Teams won't let Crumpler go off like he did this past week, this will leave Lelie open more often IMO.War Eagle said:Picked up Perry last weekbeavers said:I think Chris Perry is a good waiver wire pick up.Ashlie Lelie too. He may be promoted to number 2. although a falcon's WR isn't worth too much.And to add about the what kind of league thing... a league with limited bench spots have a lot of these guys in the wire.I'm a huge ATL fan....no ATL WR is worth having....however with Lelie's possible promotion and Vick's 4 TD performance....he may be worth picking up for a week or two just to see what things are looking like.
some think it's fun3C said:some people need to have their sarcasm meter calibrated.
I don't get called guppy often. I gotcha though, this am the post doesn't look so right, I'll delete it.he's not reliable and very hard to figure out when he'll get those TDs which make up most of his FF pointsJust noticed that Marcus Robinson is avail to me. May be to you also. He's been inconsistant so far but with Troy Williamson eating buttered popcorn during the coin toss, Marcus is a vet that may be able to put something together.
What kind of leagues are you guys in to have anybody mentioned in this thread available on a waiver wire?![]()

Yeah, I am tending towards thinking the same thing...besides, being the #3 WR in a fairly conservative passing offense doesn't really bode for breakthrough stats. I may keep an eye on him in case Troy or Travis Taylor can't play or if some connect is made b/n QB and Marcus...Also, I just realized that Matt Jones and Drew Bennet owners got sick of waiting on them and dropped 'em late last week. I like them better as stash-n-wait players.he's not reliable and very hard to figure out when he'll get those TDs which make up most of his FF pointsJust noticed that Marcus Robinson is avail to me. May be to you also. He's been inconsistant so far but with Troy Williamson eating buttered popcorn during the coin toss, Marcus is a vet that may be able to put something together.
And one pretty bad drop on a crossing route underneath. Can't forget that one.Where's this Chad Jackson love coming from? He had 1 catch.
He's got a TD in 3 of the 4 games he's played this year. I'm not saying he's good enough to be your WR3, but I think he's worth a roster spot, especially with some of these games coming up:SF week 9he's not reliable and very hard to figure out when he'll get those TDs which make up most of his FF pointsJust noticed that Marcus Robinson is avail to me. May be to you also. He's been inconsistant so far but with Troy Williamson eating buttered popcorn during the coin toss, Marcus is a vet that may be able to put something together.
needed him desperately for one week last week when Harrison/Jennings were on byes and he got me squat...He is streaky thoughHe's got a TD in 3 of the 4 games he's played this year. I'm not saying he's good enough to be your WR3, but I think he's worth a roster spot, especially with some of these games coming up:SF week 9he's not reliable and very hard to figure out when he'll get those TDs which make up most of his FF pointsJust noticed that Marcus Robinson is avail to me. May be to you also. He's been inconsistant so far but with Troy Williamson eating buttered popcorn during the coin toss, Marcus is a vet that may be able to put something together.
Green Bay week 10
Detroit week 14
Jets week 15
Green Bay week 16
That's a pretty tasty FF playoff schedule there.
Oct 20 Scott Petrak, of the Medina Gazette, reports Cleveland Browns WR Dennis Northcutt (ribs) missed practice Friday, Oct. 20, and he will not play this week. WR Joe Jurevicius will now start in his place this week, and WR Josh Cribbs will become the new No. 3 wide receiver. Cribbs will also be returning punts this week.
With Bryant Johnson likely to take a back seat to Fitz after the AZ bye week (week 9), it seems like the right time to pick up a guy like Marcus Robinson and plug him into a rotation at WR3.He's got a TD in 3 of the 4 games he's played this year. I'm not saying he's good enough to be your WR3, but I think he's worth a roster spot, especially with some of these games coming up:SF week 9he's not reliable and very hard to figure out when he'll get those TDs which make up most of his FF pointsJust noticed that Marcus Robinson is avail to me. May be to you also. He's been inconsistant so far but with Troy Williamson eating buttered popcorn during the coin toss, Marcus is a vet that may be able to put something together.
Green Bay week 10
Detroit week 14
Jets week 15
Green Bay week 16
That's a pretty tasty FF playoff schedule there.
What is the likelihood that Stokley will play in Week 8? He has missed most of the season so far with a knee injury (~~ D Branch, circa 2005)????I know he has not played much, but I would look to pick up Stokely this week for the stretch run. he is available in many leagues because of his injuries. He could be a valueable flex/wr3 down the stretch (especially in TD heavy leagues).
The whole reason I am in this posting is to find a good replacement for Bryant Johnson...With Bryant Johnson likely to take a back seat to Fitz after the AZ bye week (week 9), it seems like the right time to pick up a guy like Marcus Robinson and plug him into a rotation at WR3.He's got a TD in 3 of the 4 games he's played this year. I'm not saying he's good enough to be your WR3, but I think he's worth a roster spot, especially with some of these games coming up:SF week 9he's not reliable and very hard to figure out when he'll get those TDs which make up most of his FF pointsJust noticed that Marcus Robinson is avail to me. May be to you also. He's been inconsistant so far but with Troy Williamson eating buttered popcorn during the coin toss, Marcus is a vet that may be able to put something together.
Green Bay week 10
Detroit week 14
Jets week 15
Green Bay week 16
That's a pretty tasty FF playoff schedule there.
Robinson's the guy I am targeting this week to fill my WR3 spot instead of Bryant Johnson - I will play BJohn through this week, and then probably cut him.The whole reason I am in this posting is to find a good replacement for Bryant Johnson...With Bryant Johnson likely to take a back seat to Fitz after the AZ bye week (week 9), it seems like the right time to pick up a guy like Marcus Robinson and plug him into a rotation at WR3.He's got a TD in 3 of the 4 games he's played this year. I'm not saying he's good enough to be your WR3, but I think he's worth a roster spot, especially with some of these games coming up:SF week 9he's not reliable and very hard to figure out when he'll get those TDs which make up most of his FF pointsJust noticed that Marcus Robinson is avail to me. May be to you also. He's been inconsistant so far but with Troy Williamson eating buttered popcorn during the coin toss, Marcus is a vet that may be able to put something together.
Green Bay week 10
Detroit week 14
Jets week 15
Green Bay week 16
That's a pretty tasty FF playoff schedule there.
I haven't had luck with him since his old Bears days. Seeing you mentioning playoffs, I feel compelled to warn yaHe's got a TD in 3 of the 4 games he's played this year. I'm not saying he's good enough to be your WR3, but I think he's worth a roster spot, especially with some of these games coming up:SF week 9he's not reliable and very hard to figure out when he'll get those TDs which make up most of his FF pointsJust noticed that Marcus Robinson is avail to me. May be to you also. He's been inconsistant so far but with Troy Williamson eating buttered popcorn during the coin toss, Marcus is a vet that may be able to put something together.
Green Bay week 10
Detroit week 14
Jets week 15
Green Bay week 16
That's a pretty tasty FF playoff schedule there.
He's not easy to figure out either. IIRC the year he got a K, Clark was a preseason TE fave. Those two are rough when they both play. I think Stokely and Washington(from PIT mentioned earlier) will only do well when the passing game is "on", expected high scoring weeks. I have Washington in a couple dynasty leagues. Maybe second half of the year, but now he looks like someone I'll be glad to have next year.And how many targets will Stokely get?The team seems happy with Dallas Clark and Stokely's opps seem like they will be significantly fewer than in prior years.
I'm better than you.Bri said:I haven't had luck with him since his old Bears days. Seeing you mentioning playoffs, I feel compelled to warn yashuke said:He's got a TD in 3 of the 4 games he's played this year. I'm not saying he's good enough to be your WR3, but I think he's worth a roster spot, especially with some of these games coming up:SF week 9Bri said:he's not reliable and very hard to figure out when he'll get those TDs which make up most of his FF pointsFlyin Pigs said:Just noticed that Marcus Robinson is avail to me. May be to you also. He's been inconsistant so far but with Troy Williamson eating buttered popcorn during the coin toss, Marcus is a vet that may be able to put something together.
Green Bay week 10
Detroit week 14
Jets week 15
Green Bay week 16
That's a pretty tasty FF playoff schedule there.
What do you think about Washington?Santonio Holmes (Wilson hurt) week7 stats 5/91 rec. week 8 at Oakland..if in need of a wr for a week or two
I'm better than you.Bri said:I haven't had luck with him since his old Bears days. Seeing you mentioning playoffs, I feel compelled to warn yashuke said:He's got a TD in 3 of the 4 games he's played this year. I'm not saying he's good enough to be your WR3, but I think he's worth a roster spot, especially with some of these games coming up:SF week 9Bri said:he's not reliable and very hard to figure out when he'll get those TDs which make up most of his FF pointsFlyin Pigs said:Just noticed that Marcus Robinson is avail to me. May be to you also. He's been inconsistant so far but with Troy Williamson eating buttered popcorn during the coin toss, Marcus is a vet that may be able to put something together.
Green Bay week 10
Detroit week 14
Jets week 15
Green Bay week 16
That's a pretty tasty FF playoff schedule there.
You've been shuked.okI'm better than you.
Washington played last week and got the TD yes..but Holmes got more targets..and receptions and yards..Holmes is the x factor in backing up Wilson..Washington is wr#3 setupsWhat do you think about Washington?Santonio Holmes (Wilson hurt) week7 stats 5/91 rec. week 8 at Oakland..if in need of a wr for a week or two
Romo may not see any playing time in that game, which actually would be a bump up to the Panthers D as Bledsoe is more likely to take a sack.If you're looking for a defense this week the Panthers may have been dropped in a lot of leagues and I think they're looking real real good at home against Tony Romo and the Cowboys.
#1 Mike Holmgren is a better judge of QB talent than anyone in here - there is a reason he has stuck with Wallace as a backup QB for 3 years and NOT put him in the game as a WR or in any gimmicky formations - he does not want the guy hurt.Yes, Wallace did not look so good on Sunday - but remember he gets ZERO snaps with the first team offense during the week - the Seahawks just don't practice the way some other teams do and alternate QBs with the first offense. He was put in the game after the seahawks had fallen behind. They had no running game established and he was forced to pass. A bad situation for any backup QB - ala Romo last night. Give these guys a week to prepare and let them start the game at zero zero, and you will see different results.Wallace has weapons with a solid group of WRs and Alexander back in a week.The Rook said:I'll preface my response with the fact I'm an Iowa State alumn so obviously a bit biased in wanting to see Seneca do well.However, I don't think he was downright horrible in his appearance against the Vikings. I agree with you in that when he misses, he misses high. I think next week will be a more fair test after he has a week of preparation. I think he could be dangerous as he becomes comfortable making the decision of when he should tuck it and run. You could tell he's been coached to stay disciplined in checking all options before running, because he had an opportunity to run in that Vikings game but held tight in the pocket and was sacked from behind. He did have two interceptions (the first was unlucky deflection). I thought he did a good job of getting into a rhytmn after that early interception. I look forward to what he can accomplish with their upcoming schedule the next few weeks.Seneca Wallace is downright horrible. He is very inaccurate, is often high with passes over the middle, and makes poor decisions with the football. If you need to pick up one or the other, go with Batch.
Hagan > BookerWith the supoorting cast Romo has I think he will be a QB1 from here on out and Bledsoe is done in Dallas or the NFL forever.1. Wali Lundy - If Lundy survived on the Waiver Wire in your league, he's looking like the man in Houston and *possibly* a productive back. He just played very well against a solid D.2. Marty Booker - Yes, yet ANOTHER Miami receiver. Booker was the go-to all day today it seemed. And more than anything, he was clutch for Joey. I think Joey stays with Booker going forward, the ol' scrappy vet.
Fantasy wise?Hagan > BookerWith the supoorting cast Romo has I think he will be a QB1 from here on out and Bledsoe is done in Dallas or the NFL forever.1. Wali Lundy - If Lundy survived on the Waiver Wire in your league, he's looking like the man in Houston and *possibly* a productive back. He just played very well against a solid D.
2. Marty Booker - Yes, yet ANOTHER Miami receiver. Booker was the go-to all day today it seemed. And more than anything, he was clutch for Joey. I think Joey stays with Booker going forward, the ol' scrappy vet.
In my main league, we draft deep (12 teams with 6 RB's - 7 WR/TE's for each team). You only get 6 Free Agent transactions over the first 13 weeks, then rosters freeze for the playoffs. Waivers start with the team in 12th place Total Pts each week.Most backups and "sleepers" are drafted so I look to threads like this to get a guy a week or two ahead of the curve. It puts a player or two on my radar so I can decide if I'm burning 1 of my 6 moves. Additionally, I put in 50-55 hrs a week at work. When I come online here, I look for threads with this sort of subject line and zone in.Any and all speculation is appreciated.Joe Bryant said:Lots of leagues are different. If these guys don't apply to you, move on to a post that does. TIA.JWhat kind of leagues are you guys in to have anybody mentioned in this thread available on a waiver wire?![]()
I'd be surprised if Parcells went back to Bledsoe this week but anything's possible. As far as the Carolina D, if Romo starts I think they're looking terrific like I said before. I think you can bank on a couple of TOs at least if he's the starter whereas Bledsoe still has the ability to go out and play good enough to beat a good team. But if you think Bledsoe stinks than either way the Panthers' D is looking pretty good this week so again if they were dropped they could be a nice pickup this week.Romo may not see any playing time in that game, which actually would be a bump up to the Panthers D as Bledsoe is more likely to take a sack.If you're looking for a defense this week the Panthers may have been dropped in a lot of leagues and I think they're looking real real good at home against Tony Romo and the Cowboys.
(Marc - Totally off the subject..nice avatar - just watched Young Frankenstein for the first time the other night.
(Marc - Totally off the subject..nice avatar - just watched Young Frankenstein for the first time the other night.)
I probbaly watched that movie for the "first" time around 20 years ago - probably more..(Marc - Totally off the subject..nice avatar - just watched Young Frankenstein for the first time the other night.)
I probbaly watched that movie for the "first" time around 20 years ago - probably more..
I know. My wife couldn't believe I had never seen it, so she made a movie night for us so I could see it.