Willie Mays Hayes
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Caleb Williams is killing the prime of DJ Moore’s career
Did anyone lose points on his fumble last night(last play of the game?). I see CBS sports counted it.
Did anyone lose points on his fumble last night(last play of the game?). I see CBS sports counted it.
Somebody on this board self-reported (and he's been around for a long time) that he lost by .15 because of it.
That's terrible.
Did anyone lose points on his fumble last night(last play of the game?). I see CBS sports counted it.
Somebody on this board self-reported (and he's been around for a long time) that he lost by .15 because of it.
That's terrible.![]()
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Did anyone lose points on his fumble last night(last play of the game?). I see CBS sports counted it.
And maybe Odunze's young career. Caleb doesn't make many throws based on timing and anticipation. Odunze's 2024 highlights include mostly catches on broken plays and scrambles, similar to the nice sideline catch by Rome while Caleb was on the run. It's still early.Caleb Williams is killing the prime of DJ Moore’s career
ESPN has me down by .5 pts but did not deduct my opponent’s (DJ Moore) fumble.Did anyone lose points on his fumble last night(last play of the game?). I see CBS sports counted it.
Somebody on this board self-reported (and he's been around for a long time) that he lost by .15 because of it.
That's terrible.
Expect lots of bubble screens and short crossing routesI just traded for DJ. Any projections for him rest of the season?
No which is why trading for him was so easyI just traded for DJ. Any projections for him rest of the season?
Good luck. I wish I can trade him away.I just traded for DJ. Any projections for him rest of the season?
Why?Good luck. I wish I can trade him away.I just traded for DJ. Any projections for him rest of the season?
Because Caleb williams stinks and they have too many mouths to feed.Why?Good luck. I wish I can trade him away.I just traded for DJ. Any projections for him rest of the season?
Yeah he should have but his QB sucks which is the pointSurprised so many are down on Moore. I still really like him. Caleb is meh but that system will start to click at some point and Moore should be their WR1 still.
Moore should have had that easy 40+ yard TD.
That's how I'm starting to feel as someone who took Odunze as the 38 WR in my league, whereas Moore was drafted at 21. So, not as much regret.Yeah he should have but his QB sucks which is the point
Low-end WR2 seems reasonable to me.I just traded for DJ. Any projections for him rest of the season?
1000 total yards and 7 TD’sLow-end WR2 seems reasonable to me.I just traded for DJ. Any projections for him rest of the season?
His usage is puzzling. Not sure if it's coaching or Caleb.Please stop running plays with this dude at RB - the CeeDee injury will play in my brain every time DJ takes a handoff.
The picture is becoming clearer how DJ will be used in the Ben Johnson offense, and it's not inspiring. In PPR he'll always be a high floor WR 2-3 no matter where he is, but I think the days of him being a trusted week-in week-out volume scorer seem to be at a close. He's going to pop off one of those 8/100/2 type days a couple of times, but not enough to rely on it happening.
DJ is also better than anyone on this team when it comes to adjusting on a broken play (which is one of Caleb's strengths) so he will always have "real life" value in this offense.
Odunze, Burden, and the 2 TEs are good receivers. Caleb is not Goff, who throws with more anticipation.His usage is puzzling. Not sure if it's coaching or Caleb.Please stop running plays with this dude at RB - the CeeDee injury will play in my brain every time DJ takes a handoff.
The picture is becoming clearer how DJ will be used in the Ben Johnson offense, and it's not inspiring. In PPR he'll always be a high floor WR 2-3 no matter where he is, but I think the days of him being a trusted week-in week-out volume scorer seem to be at a close. He's going to pop off one of those 8/100/2 type days a couple of times, but not enough to rely on it happening.
DJ is also better than anyone on this team when it comes to adjusting on a broken play (which is one of Caleb's strengths) so he will always have "real life" value in this offense.
I really thought he had the opportunity to be ARSB lite in this offense.
Moore just looks like an after-thought in this offense (especially in the first halves). There were already a lot of mouths to feed but now here comes Luther to eat away at some of that pie.Odunze, Burden, and the 2 TEs are good receivers. Caleb is not Goff, who throws with more anticipation.His usage is puzzling. Not sure if it's coaching or Caleb.Please stop running plays with this dude at RB - the CeeDee injury will play in my brain every time DJ takes a handoff.
The picture is becoming clearer how DJ will be used in the Ben Johnson offense, and it's not inspiring. In PPR he'll always be a high floor WR 2-3 no matter where he is, but I think the days of him being a trusted week-in week-out volume scorer seem to be at a close. He's going to pop off one of those 8/100/2 type days a couple of times, but not enough to rely on it happening.
DJ is also better than anyone on this team when it comes to adjusting on a broken play (which is one of Caleb's strengths) so he will always have "real life" value in this offense.
I really thought he had the opportunity to be ARSB lite in this offense.
Odeunze and Luther are better than Detroit's #2 and #3 WRs. I'm not convinced Odunze will continue his pace, there's a good chance Moore is the #1 WR some weeks. He's probably the best route runner. BTW, Odunze caught many passes last year during Caleb's off-schedule scrambling plays.
Moore just looks like an after-thought in this offense (especially in the first halves). There were already a lot of mouths to feed but now here comes Luther to eat away at some of that pie.Odunze, Burden, and the 2 TEs are good receivers. Caleb is not Goff, who throws with more anticipation.His usage is puzzling. Not sure if it's coaching or Caleb.Please stop running plays with this dude at RB - the CeeDee injury will play in my brain every time DJ takes a handoff.
The picture is becoming clearer how DJ will be used in the Ben Johnson offense, and it's not inspiring. In PPR he'll always be a high floor WR 2-3 no matter where he is, but I think the days of him being a trusted week-in week-out volume scorer seem to be at a close. He's going to pop off one of those 8/100/2 type days a couple of times, but not enough to rely on it happening.
DJ is also better than anyone on this team when it comes to adjusting on a broken play (which is one of Caleb's strengths) so he will always have "real life" value in this offense.
I really thought he had the opportunity to be ARSB lite in this offense.
Odeunze and Luther are better than Detroit's #2 and #3 WRs. I'm not convinced Odunze will continue his pace, there's a good chance Moore is the #1 WR some weeks. He's probably the best route runner. BTW, Odunze caught many passes last year during Caleb's off-schedule scrambling plays.
DJ's a pro and he's going to do his thing. He won't sulk about not getting the ball, he'll just keep putting in work. He'll always be in line for 4-8 catches depending on the flow of the game. He will have a consistently high floor.
I also think Johnson just has more fun scheming for the younger guys who can get open faster as part of Caleb's first read.
Same here. And Jamo as my #3Really going to be fun with Lamb and Moore as my top 2 in a start-3-WR league
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DJ Moore will stay overnight in the DC area for precautionary medical attention.
He left the stadium in an ambulance postgame.
That doesn't sound good. He was wincing on the sideline late in the game, but I'm pretty sure he was on the field for the game winning FG drive.Underdog NFL
DJ Moore will stay overnight in the DC area for precautionary medical attention.
He left the stadium in an ambulance postgame.
Wonder if it’s some type of internal injuryThat doesn't sound good. He was wincing on the sideline late in the game, but I'm pretty sure he was on the field for the game winning FG drive.Underdog NFL
DJ Moore will stay overnight in the DC area for precautionary medical attention.
He left the stadium in an ambulance postgame.
Rumour is lacerated kidney.Wonder if it’s some type of internal injuryThat doesn't sound good. He was wincing on the sideline late in the game, but I'm pretty sure he was on the field for the game winning FG drive.Underdog NFL
DJ Moore will stay overnight in the DC area for precautionary medical attention.
He left the stadium in an ambulance postgame.
That would not be good.Rumour is lacerated kidney.Wonder if it’s some type of internal injuryThat doesn't sound good. He was wincing on the sideline late in the game, but I'm pretty sure he was on the field for the game winning FG drive.Underdog NFL
DJ Moore will stay overnight in the DC area for precautionary medical attention.
He left the stadium in an ambulance postgame.
Reading on lacerated kidneys, if that's truly what he has, it sounds like it will come down to if he needs surgery on it to stop the bleeding. No surgery and it could just be a couple weeks of missed time. Surgery likely means he's done for this year.That would not be good.Rumour is lacerated kidney.Wonder if it’s some type of internal injuryThat doesn't sound good. He was wincing on the sideline late in the game, but I'm pretty sure he was on the field for the game winning FG drive.Underdog NFL
DJ Moore will stay overnight in the DC area for precautionary medical attention.
He left the stadium in an ambulance postgame.
His owners have a groin issue.Day to day with a groin issue. Great news.
Thoughts and prayers. I'm not kidding.According to some online doctors, this was a testicle injury.
Testicle? Isn't that pretty rare? Does not sound good at all, long term problem?Thoughts and prayers. I'm not kidding.According to some online doctors, this was a testicle injury.![]()
I can’t even imagine how bad the testicle problem is that you need to be rushed to the emergency room. I also can’t imagine ever playing football again after something like that.Testicle? Isn't that pretty rare? Does not sound good at all, long term problem?Thoughts and prayers. I'm not kidding.According to some online doctors, this was a testicle injury.![]()
RIP. I will show myself the door...I can’t even imagine how bad the testicle problem is that you need to be rushed to the emergency room. I also can’t imagine ever playing football again after something like that.Testicle? Isn't that pretty rare? Does not sound good at all, long term problem?Thoughts and prayers. I'm not kidding.According to some online doctors, this was a testicle injury.![]()
Testicles are not rare, I have 2 of them.Testicle? Isn't that pretty rare? Does not sound good at all, long term problem?Thoughts and prayers. I'm not kidding.According to some online doctors, this was a testicle injury.![]()
That’s hockey babyIn 2009, Nicklas Lidstrom suffered a severe testicle injury after being speared by Patrick Sharp of the Chicago Blackhawks during the NHL playoffs. The injury required surgery, causing him to miss Game 4 of the Western Conference final. Despite the pain, which he called the worst he'd ever experienced, Lidstrom returned for the Stanley Cup Final against the Pittsburgh Penguins less than a week after his operation
I’m surprised it doesn’t happen more often. A lot of players (and especially skill players) don’t really use cups anymore. I guess they feel like it obstructs their range of motion…Testicle? Isn't that pretty rare? Does not sound good at all, long term problem?Thoughts and prayers. I'm not kidding.According to some online doctors, this was a testicle injury.![]()
Besides Lidstrom, Datsyuk and Zetterberg were hurt too but Bettman moved up the finals 4 or 5 days to give Crosby a better shot at the Cup <end bitter rant>In 2009, Nicklas Lidstrom suffered a severe testicle injury after being speared by Patrick Sharp of the Chicago Blackhawks during the NHL playoffs. The injury required surgery, causing him to miss Game 4 of the Western Conference final. Despite the pain, which he called the worst he'd ever experienced, Lidstrom returned for the Stanley Cup Final against the Pittsburgh Penguins less than a week after his operation