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Thomas is nursing an ankle injury and saw his production tank last week due to terrible OL play and possibly his injury slowing him.
Some dropped him a week before he comes back? lol.
I will be. Aside from Alshon Jeffery I am stuck with Cobb, Tyrell Williams, Lockett and Michael Thomas. Gordon has more upside and if NE routes the Browns he should get a lot of catches as they play catch up.
He had bye week issues.Some dropped him a week before he comes back? lol.
With that being said, 1 more week boys!
Unfortunately we won't know how rusty he is. I grabbed him before after his suspension in hopes of a playoff run and he didn't seem to get into a rhythm for a few weeks. I'm thinking that might be the same situation to start this year. It may take him a couple of weeks to get going. And that may actually coincide with McCown's return. If Gordon starts off slow, he may be a good buy low candidate. If someone sat on him for 4 weeks, Gordon starts slow, we're now in week 7 or 8, some teams may be feeling the pressure to make a move to try to salvage their season.
Granted it was preseason, but the fact that he made a splash right off the bat means that there may not be too much rust. The question is how good of a chemistry he can develop with Kessler in short order.
I had him two years ago as well. He went 8 for 120 in his first game back. I would take that in his first game back this year. Unlike two years ago, he was also able to play in preseason and has been able to be around the team.
Same here, although that speaks more about my dissipated WR corps than my expectations that he will produce the very first week he is back.
He'll be in my flex spot as my wr3 behind Antonio and ODB starting over Kelce and J Hill
I will, but it's an easy decision due to WRs on a bye. New England might not be the easiest matchup, but it will be Brady's first game back too and you have to figure the Browns will be playing catch-up and slinging it the whole game (or trying to).
You're right, he did start off good.
That's a bummer, was really hoping he had his head on straight this go around. Hope he gets his life right, so much talent wasted.
Certainly doesn't make sense why he would go inpatient now. It's a 28 day rehab typically. Dareus went to outpatient after his suspension. That is the time to go. Perhaps he failed a test. I don't know what else makes sense
Has to be... seems out of nowhere.
Because addicts can lose control at any moment.
I would assume. He waited this long went through camp and practice and one week before active he decides to enter rehab.
Because the cost to acquire him keeps getting lower and lower. So taking up your last roster spot is not really going to hurt your team all that much.
