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Sheep.
You traded him before yesterday, huh?
Drives me crazy when guys spend so much time trying to monitor and bash new threads. This thread is about Caddy and his current and anticipated TD production over the course of this season. Your link is to a thread that says Caddy will start week 2. Nice try though....gump said:
I have to agree with you Moz. Caddy could be the player who exceeds his ADP in 2007. Since there is no one else in Tampa and the schedule is soft. Caddy could be a nice #2. Since Caddy is not in a RBBC situation he could put up some nice numbers. If he stays healthy, notice the "if", Caddy should put up better fantasy numbers than Maroney.
If you actually read the thread, you would see a lot of indepth discussion about CW, his goalline chances, his OL, the other RBs on the Bucs, etc.All info that will be regurgitated here.
I agree. Your efforts are appreciated.
Meaning he has no kids?
No meaning he's all TD's and no yardage.
A huge myth. Look up his stats.
Don't waste your time Irish. Posters like philly and steelernation don't care about the facts. They just rehash the same crap.
Why do you think he is a "bum"? Is it because he "hasn't done anything since the first 3 games of his career"?
I took him in 3 of my leagues6.9 in a 10 team8.3 in a 10 team5.5 in a 12 teamWould you consider these early?
Jon Gruden is currently on the radio. He just got finished saying that Cadillac will be the go to guy on the goal line, as evidenced by the carries he received there yesterday. It's looking more and more like the guys who drafted Cadillac in the fourth round area are going to get a steal if he stays healthy this season.The Bucs looked very solid on defense yesterday and only threw the ball three times in the second half. Had this been a closer game Cadillac would have had a much higher yards per carry in the second half of the game. The Bucs had a 28 point lead and simply went to work on the clock. When the Buccaneer passing game gets some respect the holes are going to open up for Caddy.
I have them both.So what happens when you mix Henry and Anti-Henry?I'm hoping the result is an explosion of yardage and touchdowns.
In his last 16 games (2 games this year, 14 last) he has topped 100yds rushing twice, and 75yds 5 times. In that same span he has 3 (count'em 3) TDs. And its not that he doesnt get the touches, its that he only averages 3.5 a carry and sometimes he's just god awful. In his career he has 8 100yd games and 9 games were he got less than 30.For me, for fantasty football purposes I don't want to be putting a guy out there that is more likely to put up 30 yds than 100 and has a hard time getting in the endzone.
Derek Anderson?
Very convenient that you just look at the last 16 games...after first tellling us that he hasn't done anything since his first 6.What about the other 7 games you ignore? 1/3 of his career, and probably the last 7 games he has been as healthy as he is now?In his last 16 games (2 games this year, 14 last) he has topped 100yds rushing twice, and 75yds 5 times. In that same span he has 3 (count'em 3) TDs. And its not that he doesnt get the touches, its that he only averages 3.5 a carry and sometimes he's just god awful. In his career he has 8 100yd games and 9 games were he got less than 30.For me, for fantasty football purposes I don't want to be putting a guy out there that is more likely to put up 30 yds than 100 and has a hard time getting in the endzone.
But hey, anyday I get to play the cadddy owner is a good day for me....
And of course I traded him in the offseason... I couldn't believe what I got for him either
Their schedule is cake, I agree. And with Gruden stating Caddy will be the GL guy, he represents a steal if he stays healthy. Too many guys make the mistake of thinking that if a guy has an injury history, he's to be avoided at all cost. Apparently, players who have been injured often are not capable of having good seasons. This is a huge mistake to think like this IMO.Mr. Mojo said:
Not sure why you say this. I think Caddy's value is greater than the perception of that value at this point.Caddy still conjures a lot of negative sentiment with FF owners. A couple decent (and not amazing by any stretch) games is hardly going to change that overnight. The way I see it, Caddy has as good a chance to be a #7-12 RB as countless other guys. He might even have a BIT more upside than that if all the stars align - his own coach stated that Caddy will get a bigger workload (I believe I read it on the blogger, not sure) than this past week where he had 24 carries.So, if the coach is going to give Caddy the rock 25 times, have him there for the goaline and use him to seal games with a lead in the 4th quarter... that is a pretty nice place to be. And not many RBs can claim that. If Caddy can stay healthy, I dont see how he finishes outside the top 15 with a very good chance to do better.Mister CIA said:
Bingo, and that has been the case for most of his career. He's worth much more on your team than he is in a trade.
No worries here, Gruden already said Caddy's his man at the GL
Hope so. Just thought this was interesting.No worries here, Gruden already said Caddy's his man at the GL
Sums it up nicely IMHO. Health will be his biggest enemy and the one his detractors will continuously bring up. The opps, without competition, are definitely there.
I'm disappointed that you haven't bothered to use even ONE car analogy in this thread. For shame.Hope so. Just thought this was interesting.No worries here, Gruden already said Caddy's his man at the GL
Caddy's going to be in cruise control this weekend.I'm disappointed that you haven't bothered to use even ONE car analogy in this thread. For shame.Hope so. Just thought this was interesting.No worries here, Gruden already said Caddy's his man at the GL
Caddy's going to be in cruise control this weekend.I'm disappointed that you haven't bothered to use even ONE car analogy in this thread. For shame.Hope so. Just thought this was interesting.No worries here, Gruden already said Caddy's his man at the GL
See, that wasn't so hard.
Here's another one: My car had the same number of receptions as Caddy last week.This dude is PPR death.
I completely agree. With a strong RB2 upside.
No surprise there - he flubbed badly in a very run-friendly Carolina offense.As for Kyle Johnson, IIRC he's a pure fullback. I would imagine they're looking for some fullback depth with Alstott out. Perhaps Pittman isn't cut out for that role, but the homers would know better.
Not surprised by Capella's update about Shelton, b/c that guy was major disappointment in Carolina. After seeing him at Louisville, I thought Shelton would be a goal line vulture with a decent shot to be the RB1 for the Panthers. He flopped.
