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Keller gets a bad rap in my opinion. I believe Gonzo stays but you're right, Keller in that situation could be really good.
its possible he reunites with manning in Denver. I think he would be an upgrade over stokely even with the injury concerns
Me as well.I hope that we let Davis go, I don't think he's worth (to us especially) what he'll make, coming off injury. I hope we pick up James Casey on the cheap in FA. Seems like our kind of guy. Has improved every year, playing multiple positions and is a great guy. Good hands, good versatility. Can play TE or come out of the backfield, which is useful in our scheme. I think the multiple roles he can fill, at a dirt-cheap price, is more cost-effective than paying Davis as a top-ten or even top-15 TE.Casey isn't a stud, but he fits what we do, can move around on offense and play multiple positions, and is the kind of guy we seem to go after. He's not a great blocker, but then neither is Davis. I think TE is a position we can skimp on in this offense, and Casey fits that bill while also being able to back up at FB.'ChrisCooleyFan said:
Also interesting connection with baby shanahan iirc
In a dynasty format I'm really liking Ivory over the others. I think he's going to be a player. Has always shown well. Heck if he were to get 250 carries, I think his numbers could fall right in line with his career totals.252 for 1307, 8 touchdowns. I think those are reasonable numbers with a true starting gig. He's probably have a shot to start about 10 different teams. Detroit is intriguing, along with Green Bay. If he could garner the carries in a decent offense, I could see some serious upside. If he's caught in a quagmire, I think you could reasonable expect him to get 100 carries or so.
I think he's shown enough to warrant a sniff around the league.
Love Ivory as a runner and own him in several leagues -- I doubt he will end up in a situation that would enable him to get 250 carries, let alone the possibility that he won't get dinged up. He also has pass-protection issues and won't give you much, if anything, in the passing game. He's a guy that I envision being much more valuable to an NFL team than a fantasy team. While I love watching and rooting for him, once he moves onto a new team I won't be shy about dangling him to someone that believes him as a breakout candidate.
Do you guys think he actually makes it to a new team? He's only a restricted fa and the market for running backs seems pretty poor.
Saints message boards seem to believe he won't get tendered. They would need to tender him at the second-round value (apx. $2M/season) to ensure he doesn't get signed away from them. For a team that is not in great shape with the salary cap, that is a pretty big number to place on your RB4 that only got 40 carries last year.
Cool. That works for me. It will be interesting to see where he lands. I think St. Louis would be an interesting fit. He'd be a nice complement to Pead/Richardson.
Probably not.
He definitely strikes me as the type of player that is a 1 in a 100 shot to be a top 10-15 RB in fantasy this year somehow. Worth a stash if you can fit him right up until the first waiver period for your league. I always wondered why he was pretty much benched in Detroit this past year. Unless he had some injury I didnt know about.
I love Jennings right now. His value is low based on the concerns about his age (like Wayne I think he'll play well until he's 35) and where he'll end up. Anywhere he signs he's going to be the #1 option and should get at least as many targets as he did in GB.
