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Jackson is in the mold (but better) than guys like Henderson and Evans. In the beginning, I thought he was a lucky, gimmicky player, but he actually was quite consistent (though in a very unconventional way...with punt return TDs usually bailing out a bad day). This year may be a "punt", but I am really curious what he does in 2012...if it is the same, we may have seen the best Ashley Leile to ever play the game.
BIG time. His big games outproduce the best RB's, but if he's not performing at that level, he's producing right along with WW fodder points-wise. Fantastic example.
Charles Johnson has had a sack in 8 of 13 games. Your not going to get much more consistency than that out of a DE.
But he's only had one blow-up game...the rest is predictable mediocrity or worse for the most partEdit: referring to Greene
I think he means Calvin Johnson.
Aaaaargghh! memories of last year's playoffs ... first round ... this was VJax third game back, he went 2/29 in the previous two.BUT ... then ...Thursday night game vs San Fran (and my fantasy squad): 5/112/3.
Never recovered :X
Or Chris JohnsonI think he means Calvin Johnson.
Saying C. Johnson is almost the same as saying "You know that guy on that team who plays that position"On Topic: Finley and Vjax were the first to come to mind. Ray Rice also, I don't own either of them just observations.
Vjax and CJ, somehow I'm lucky enough to be winning and in the playoffs with both on my team, but it's painful to know that they both could have a stinker at any time and if they both do in the same week, I could be out of it. QB: Phil RiversRB: CJohnsonWR: Victor Cruz or VJaxTE: FinleyPK: CundiffDL: Jason Babin (although most DEs are inconsistent)LB: London FletcherDB: almost all corners
Duh?
Honestly any New Orleans WR can either make your day or break your heart any given Sunday. Jordy Nelson is kinda creeping up towards there.
That's actually not really true. His has performed poorly against every good CB he's faced this season, while blowing up against the weaker competition. I traded him away because of his inconsistency, but he hasn't been the toughest person to project this year.
I went back and looked at the game logs and realized that you're absolutely right. In the heat of wanting to contribute to this post I neglected to take a moment, do some research, weigh the facts in my mind and THEN come to a conclusion.I apologize for my haste and promise not to make the same mistake again.
x 2. He and Chris Johnson were the first that came to mind. Miles Austin as well - but most of that was due to injury.
'Warhogs said:
I owned the guy in 2007. It was the one and only time I ever had to deal with that headache. Since then, I've just laughed at others pain.
You can't possibly mean Calvin Johnson.But the answer is probably Demaryius Thomas though in past years Lee Evans would fit this bill to a tee.
Huh? He has over 80 yards in 9 of 10 games since his breakout in week 3. He was only 12 total yards from having 8 games out of the last 10 over 100 yards. How is that anywhere near an all or nothing player?
3 games of less than 20 yards, but they were early.
CHRIS JOHNSON, RB for the Tennessee Titans.Or Chris JohnsonI think he means Calvin Johnson.
Two were in weeks 1 and 2, long before anyone would have considered starting him or even had him on their team.
