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I think Cooks alligator arm'd the pass after running the route away from the safety to protect himself even more.valhallan said:Brees missed him on a 40+ yard throw on the third play of the game too. Looking better for sure.
I think Cooks alligator arm'd the pass after running the route away from the safety to protect himself even more.valhallan said:Brees missed him on a 40+ yard throw on the third play of the game too. Looking better for sure.
He's been good the last 3 weeks.Im glad I held him (and started him this week).
hes erratic now, but at least hes getting long pass looks...
Previous two games to this week..He's been good the last 3 weeks.Im glad I held him (and started him this week).
hes erratic now, but at least hes getting long pass looks...![]()
So three short TD runs for Ingram.Welp, I'm starting Cooks this week; last time I started him (TNF vs. Falcons), he threw up a stinker. It sounds like both Titans starting CB's could miss this game. I have a strange feeling we'll see lots of 1st & goal from the 1 due to defensive pass interference in the end zone by backup CB's.
updates?????????????I wish I could cut him mid game. Never again.
yeah. Colston could be a sneaky play against Benikwere. He doesn't get a lot of targets but Brees will have to throw a ton in this one.So he's an obvious sit going up against Josh Norman right?
Yep, sitting for me. Really disappointed in this past week, but seems like Brees is just not good enough anymore against good defenses. I'm putting Crabtree back in for him this week.So he's an obvious sit going up against Josh Norman right?
I'm watching Snead here, too.pbandy1 said:yeah. Colston could be a sneaky play against Benikwere. He doesn't get a lot of targets but Brees will have to throw a ton in this one.drizzle said:So he's an obvious sit going up against Josh Norman right?
I automatically began nodding my head in agreement and went to look up the stats to back your take but found in the first game against Carolina WR Brandin Cooks had his high reception mark for the season and posted 'decent' numbers.drizzle said:So he's an obvious sit going up against Josh Norman right?
This is what I'm banking on as well. Cooks just isn't a prototypical team WR1; I am hoping the Panthers just don't see him as being worthy of such defensive attention, especially given Brees' propensity to spread the ball around. What is Cooks' single high targets in a game? I THINK it was like 13, and I don't think he saw that many targets in either of his 2 TD games...though my recollection might be failing me.I don't think Cooks is the type of WR where the Panthers are going to game plan around and have Norman shadow all game. Norman will play his side of the field. Hopefully the Saints move Cooks around enough and get him the targets to be able to make a few plays.
Colston runs almost double the slot routes that Snead does, just fyi. But he's certainly the higher upside garbage time guy lol.I'm watching Snead here, too.pbandy1 said:yeah. Colston could be a sneaky play against Benikwere. He doesn't get a lot of targets but Brees will have to throw a ton in this one.drizzle said:So he's an obvious sit going up against Josh Norman right?
Brandin Cooks has been added to the Saints' injury report with a concussion, and missed Thursday's practice.It's unclear if Cooks was concussed on Wednesday or Thursday, but either way, he's now all but certain to miss Sunday's game against the Bucs. It further downgrades Drew Brees on the road, and leaves fantasy owners in a lurch for the first week of the playoffs. Barring a surprise Cooks clearance, Brandon Coleman and Marques Colston will fight for scraps behind Willie Snead. Ben Watson receives an upgrade.
Snead's banged up, too.Welp
Brandin Cooks has been added to the Saints' injury report with a concussion, and missed Thursday's practice.It's unclear if Cooks was concussed on Wednesday or Thursday, but either way, he's now all but certain to miss Sunday's game against the Bucs. It further downgrades Drew Brees on the road, and leaves fantasy owners in a lurch for the first week of the playoffs. Barring a surprise Cooks clearance, Brandon Coleman and Marques Colston will fight for scraps behind Willie Snead. Ben Watson receives an upgrade.
Yes, without Ingram and Cooks there will be a lot of targets that need to be redistributed.Coleman seems to be the guy to get a bump, no?
I'm desperate and starting both Coleman and Snead (if he plays). Someone has got to catch passes.Yes, without Ingram and Cooks there will be a lot of targets that need to be redistributed.Coleman seems to be the guy to get a bump, no?
I have both and willing to only play one of them. I'm kind of concerned that the last time Snead played coming back from injury he got a goose egg. Coleman looked good last week and got targets, but he is an unknown and a total flyer at this point. The biggest positive is that he is the healthiest and has fresh legs from not playing. The con is that he hasn't been playing. This league is a distance scoring league, and my gut says Coleman. Would he be considered the "big play guy"?I'm desperate and starting both Coleman and Snead (if he plays). Someone has got to catch passes.Yes, without Ingram and Cooks there will be a lot of targets that need to be redistributed.Coleman seems to be the guy to get a bump, no?
Weird. Doesn't the concussion protocol say they have to be symptom-free for a day, then can practice, then have to be symptom-free for two days to play a game...or something like that. I'm probably screwing it up but I thought it was some process along those lines.Ok maybe someone else can tell me what's going on here.....just when I thought my lineups were all set.
Brandin Cooks (concussion) was present for the part of practice open to the media on Friday.
This is truly baffling. Thursday we heard Cooks had suffered a concussion. With the league's new protocol in place, it's almost impossible for someone to get cleared in 24 hours but it appears Cooks was able to do just that. Perhaps he never actually suffered a concussion. It will be interesting to see how Cooks is listed on Friday's injury report. Willie Snead and Ben Watson would both see a boost if Cooks can't play Sunday against Tampa Bay.
Source: Mike Triplett on Twitter
Dec 11 - 2:07 PM
My guess would be he was never actually diagnosed with a concussion?Weird. Doesn't the concussion protocol say they have to be symptom-free for a day, then can practice, then have to be symptom-free for two days to play a game...or something like that. I'm probably screwing it up but I thought it was some process along those lines.
Even worse for me; I would have been forced to start either DGB or (gulp!) Ted Ginn.Close call almost had to start Gurley in my flex![]()
I'm thinking that is a very, very good turn of events for you. I don't see Brees & company doing much this week. That offense just turtles & looks anemic on the road.I already started John Brown last night instead of Cooks before getting the new info. I guess it probably worked out for me.
Which is exactly what I needed from him to pull off a miracle comeback. Oh well, see you 4lyfe, Cooks.Cooks could have had 3 TDs already if Brees would stop underthrowing him.