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Ballard and Fells both released.
Wow, this has really been something.
Drafted Sudfeld by the way.
				
			Wow, this has really been something.
Drafted Sudfeld by the way.
so besides Gronk and Sudfeld who are the other TEs?Ballard and Fells both released.
Wow, this has really been something.
Drafted Sudfeld by the way.
Hoomanawanui, Michaelso besides Gronk and Sudfeld who are the other TEs?Ballard and Fells both released.
Wow, this has really been something.
Drafted Sudfeld by the way.
Without checking, I'm guessing:so besides Gronk and Sudfeld who are the other TEs?Ballard and Fells both released.
Wow, this has really been something.
Drafted Sudfeld by the way.
Its not about the official position, its about the bodies able to play the position.Hoomanawanui, Michaelso besides Gronk and Sudfeld who are the other TEs?Ballard and Fells both released.
Wow, this has really been something.
Drafted Sudfeld by the way.
I expect a lot of 3 wideSo until Gronk gets back to full steam, whether that means Game 2-3 or Game 6, what does it mean that the Pats will be having two active TE's until then, Sudfeld and Hoomanawanui?
Will both be playing at the same time, or are they moving to more of a '12' type package, with 2 RB and 1 TE?
what do you think he's worth in a trade? 2014 2nd?Drafted Sudfeld behind Witten. Looking forward, I don't think I'm going to play him and just put him out there for trade. Unless Witten gets hurt before Gronk returns, unless somehow Sudfeld has exceptional value with Gronk present, I'm starting to wonder if I'm ever going to actually start the guy in FF.
Done with the summer, looking forward, I'm starting to pause here. I suppose this means I don't think Sudfeld has much value when Gronk returns.
Anyone else draft a top TE and back him up with Sudfeld? Thoughts here?
Heh I got to that point and was clueless. I just did that trade block deal on the league site, and waiting for offers.what do you think he's worth in a trade? 2014 2nd?Drafted Sudfeld behind Witten. Looking forward, I don't think I'm going to play him and just put him out there for trade. Unless Witten gets hurt before Gronk returns, unless somehow Sudfeld has exceptional value with Gronk present, I'm starting to wonder if I'm ever going to actually start the guy in FF.
Done with the summer, looking forward, I'm starting to pause here. I suppose this means I don't think Sudfeld has much value when Gronk returns.
Anyone else draft a top TE and back him up with Sudfeld? Thoughts here?
I don't think he's athletic enough to emulate Hernandez. Aaron isn't going to be easy to replace.http://www.rotoworld.com/player/nfl/9012/zach-sudfeld
ESPN Boston calls Zach Sudfeld the Patriots' new "move option, replacing Aaron Hernandez."
The Patriots are carrying just three tight ends: Sudfeld, Rob Gronkowski and Michael Hoomanawanui. We know Sudfeld is going to play a major role while Gronk (back) is sidelined, but an ability to play the "move" spot suggests he could sustain value even when Gronk returns. Hernandez averaged 8.1 targets per game over the last two seasons. Sep 2 - 8:42 AM
Source: ESPN Boston
Hes athletic enough for what he needs it for. Hes only a little bit slower and he looks just as quick as Gronk (who has always looked quicker than Aaron) and hes bigger than Aaron, Sudfeld is 5" taller and has a 4" higher vert.Bri said:I don't think he's athletic enough to emulate Hernandez. Aaron isn't going to be easy to replace.Twenty-Four Eighty-Four said:http://www.rotoworld.com/player/nfl/9012/zach-sudfeld
ESPN Boston calls Zach Sudfeld the Patriots' new "move option, replacing Aaron Hernandez."
The Patriots are carrying just three tight ends: Sudfeld, Rob Gronkowski and Michael Hoomanawanui. We know Sudfeld is going to play a major role while Gronk (back) is sidelined, but an ability to play the "move" spot suggests he could sustain value even when Gronk returns. Hernandez averaged 8.1 targets per game over the last two seasons. Sep 2 - 8:42 AM
Source: ESPN Boston
C'mon now...put down the koolaid. Let's not pretend Hernandez was #### now. Sudfeld may be decent in the role, but let's not anoint him the next great UDFA just yet.Hes athletic enough for what he needs it for. Hes only a little bit slower and he looks just as quick as Gronk (who has always looked quicker than Aaron) and hes bigger than Aaron, Sudfeld is 5" taller and has a 4" higher vert.Bri said:I don't think he's athletic enough to emulate Hernandez. Aaron isn't going to be easy to replace.Twenty-Four Eighty-Four said:http://www.rotoworld.com/player/nfl/9012/zach-sudfeld
ESPN Boston calls Zach Sudfeld the Patriots' new "move option, replacing Aaron Hernandez."
The Patriots are carrying just three tight ends: Sudfeld, Rob Gronkowski and Michael Hoomanawanui. We know Sudfeld is going to play a major role while Gronk (back) is sidelined, but an ability to play the "move" spot suggests he could sustain value even when Gronk returns. Hernandez averaged 8.1 targets per game over the last two seasons. Sep 2 - 8:42 AM
Source: ESPN Boston
He will be more than capable of replacing Hernandez and if he can catch 70% of the balls thrown at him he will be a huge improvement.
Believe what you want, I never liked Hernandez and that is evidence by my countless posts on the subject leading back into the 2011 preseason... Hernandez wasn't the physical freak people made him out to be - he was a big slow WR that played WR as a TE somehow over time his hands got worse.C'mon now...put down the koolaid. Let's not pretend Hernandez was #### now. Sudfeld may be decent in the role, but let's not anoint him the next great UDFA just yet.Hes athletic enough for what he needs it for. Hes only a little bit slower and he looks just as quick as Gronk (who has always looked quicker than Aaron) and hes bigger than Aaron, Sudfeld is 5" taller and has a 4" higher vert.Bri said:I don't think he's athletic enough to emulate Hernandez. Aaron isn't going to be easy to replace.Twenty-Four Eighty-Four said:http://www.rotoworld.com/player/nfl/9012/zach-sudfeld
ESPN Boston calls Zach Sudfeld the Patriots' new "move option, replacing Aaron Hernandez."
The Patriots are carrying just three tight ends: Sudfeld, Rob Gronkowski and Michael Hoomanawanui. We know Sudfeld is going to play a major role while Gronk (back) is sidelined, but an ability to play the "move" spot suggests he could sustain value even when Gronk returns. Hernandez averaged 8.1 targets per game over the last two seasons. Sep 2 - 8:42 AM
Source: ESPN Boston
He will be more than capable of replacing Hernandez and if he can catch 70% of the balls thrown at him he will be a huge improvement.
I don't understand this defensive tone. I haven't seen a single person suggest he is Gronk; and your position is even more laughable - Sudfeld hasn't been playing as the inline TE once... he was never going to play the role Gronk does.This thread has a lot of wishful thinking, especially for a guy who fumbled the only time he touched the ball... yea that's how you win over BB, he seems like a reasonable forgiving guy!
Some you think you got a healthy Gronk in the 14th round.
Lets call Sudfeld what he is, a serviceable replacement while Gronk is out of the lineup.
Simply referencing statistics, not actual position. I honestly think they'll be running a lot less 2 TE sets this year - I think Shane is going to be the real beneficiary of the current TE situation, just my opinion. He is an UDFA & there is way too much hype for him as of now.Also, if you go to the comment right above yours, the poster not only compares him to Gronk, but Hernandez as well... Which is just insanity as of now.I don't understand this defensive tone. I haven't seen a single person suggest he is Gronk; and your position is even more laughable - Sudfeld hasn't been playing as the inline TE once... he was never going to play the role Gronk does.This thread has a lot of wishful thinking, especially for a guy who fumbled the only time he touched the ball... yea that's how you win over BB, he seems like a reasonable forgiving guy!
Some you think you got a healthy Gronk in the 14th round.
Lets call Sudfeld what he is, a serviceable replacement while Gronk is out of the lineup.
I'm assuming you're referring to one of my posts above on Sudfeld being a possible improvement over Hernandez, but I still haven't read a single post in here comparing him to Gronk. Outside of their frames they are completely different players.Simply referencing statistics, not actual position. I honestly think they'll be running a lot less 2 TE sets this year - I think Shane is going to be the real beneficiary of the current TE situation, just my opinion. He is an UDFA & there is way too much hype for him as of now.Also, if you go to the comment right above yours, the poster not only compares him to Gronk, but Hernandez as well... Which is just insanity as of now.I don't understand this defensive tone. I haven't seen a single person suggest he is Gronk; and your position is even more laughable - Sudfeld hasn't been playing as the inline TE once... he was never going to play the role Gronk does.This thread has a lot of wishful thinking, especially for a guy who fumbled the only time he touched the ball... yea that's how you win over BB, he seems like a reasonable forgiving guy!
Some you think you got a healthy Gronk in the 14th round.
Lets call Sudfeld what he is, a serviceable replacement while Gronk is out of the lineup.
All I'm saying is that the Sudfeld hype will be short lived. That's my opinion, we'll see how it plays out, maybe I'm wrong.
Wish I knew how this affects Vereen. Have him starting over Bernard but now I'm not sure.Twenty-Four Eighty-Four said:http://www.rotoworld.com/player/nfl/9012/zach-sudfeld
ESPN Boston calls Zach Sudfeld the Patriots' new "move option, replacing Aaron Hernandez."
The Patriots are carrying just three tight ends: Sudfeld, Rob Gronkowski and Michael Hoomanawanui. We know Sudfeld is going to play a major role while Gronk (back) is sidelined, but an ability to play the "move" spot suggests he could sustain value even when Gronk returns. Hernandez averaged 8.1 targets per game over the last two seasons. Sep 2 - 8:42 AM
Source: ESPN Boston
I believe Vereen will absorb 100% of Woodhead's targets and most of Ridley's. I don't think we will see Sudfeld line up in the backfield ever, which was something Hernandez and Welker used to do and instead will see a lot of 2 back formations. Also I think we will be seeing a lot of 3 wide formations and the WR3 will rotate between all the WRs and Vereen. I'm flexing him with confidence in PPR leagues. I think that backfield is going to be really hectic, similar to the 2011 season when Woodhead would play entire drives and just move all around during the drive.Wish I knew how this affects Vereen. Have him starting over Bernard but now I'm not sure.Twenty-Four Eighty-Four said:http://www.rotoworld.com/player/nfl/9012/zach-sudfeld
ESPN Boston calls Zach Sudfeld the Patriots' new "move option, replacing Aaron Hernandez."
The Patriots are carrying just three tight ends: Sudfeld, Rob Gronkowski and Michael Hoomanawanui. We know Sudfeld is going to play a major role while Gronk (back) is sidelined, but an ability to play the "move" spot suggests he could sustain value even when Gronk returns. Hernandez averaged 8.1 targets per game over the last two seasons. Sep 2 - 8:42 AM
Source: ESPN Boston
Really hope I get to bump this in a mocking manner soon.Just joining this thread to go HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!!
#### you McFadden, it's laughable that anyone would draft Hurt DMC before the 9th round. Even when healthy last year he still sucked! This guy will never be on my team ever again, last year I was hoping he would just go away as I was happier with Reece in my lineup than DMC. So happy I will not be involved in this thread in 2013![]()
"Hes athletic enough for what he needs it for. Hes only a little bit slower and he looks just as quick as Gronk (who has always looked quicker than Aaron) and hes bigger than Aaron, Sudfeld is 5" taller and has a 4" higher vert.He will be more than capable of replacing Hernandez and if he can catch 70% of the balls thrown at him he will be a huge improvement."I'm assuming you're referring to one of my posts above on Sudfeld being a possible improvement over Hernandez, but I still haven't read a single post in here comparing him to Gronk. Outside of their frames they are completely different players.Simply referencing statistics, not actual position. I honestly think they'll be running a lot less 2 TE sets this year - I think Shane is going to be the real beneficiary of the current TE situation, just my opinion. He is an UDFA & there is way too much hype for him as of now.Also, if you go to the comment right above yours, the poster not only compares him to Gronk, but Hernandez as well... Which is just insanity as of now.I don't understand this defensive tone. I haven't seen a single person suggest he is Gronk; and your position is even more laughable - Sudfeld hasn't been playing as the inline TE once... he was never going to play the role Gronk does.This thread has a lot of wishful thinking, especially for a guy who fumbled the only time he touched the ball... yea that's how you win over BB, he seems like a reasonable forgiving guy!
Some you think you got a healthy Gronk in the 14th round.
Lets call Sudfeld what he is, a serviceable replacement while Gronk is out of the lineup.
All I'm saying is that the Sudfeld hype will be short lived. That's my opinion, we'll see how it plays out, maybe I'm wrong.
If I can get Vereen cheap I am targeting him in all my leagues.Its not about the official position, its about the bodies able to play the position.Hoomanawanui, Michaelso besides Gronk and Sudfeld who are the other TEs?Ballard and Fells both released.
Wow, this has really been something.
Drafted Sudfeld by the way.
Vereen can fill in on those routes very easily.
The only comparison made to Gronk was that IMO they appear to be similar in their ability to get off the line - his quickness. Its simply a fact that he (Sudfeld) is slightly slower than Hernandez while being physically a much more impressive athlete, height, weight, reach, strength, vert.Really hope I get to bump this in a mocking manner soon.Just joining this thread to go HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!!
#### you McFadden, it's laughable that anyone would draft Hurt DMC before the 9th round. Even when healthy last year he still sucked! This guy will never be on my team ever again, last year I was hoping he would just go away as I was happier with Reece in my lineup than DMC. So happy I will not be involved in this thread in 2013
"Hes athletic enough for what he needs it for. Hes only a little bit slower and he looks just as quick as Gronk (who has always looked quicker than Aaron) and hes bigger than Aaron, Sudfeld is 5" taller and has a 4" higher vert.He will be more than capable of replacing Hernandez and if he can catch 70% of the balls thrown at him he will be a huge improvement."I'm assuming you're referring to one of my posts above on Sudfeld being a possible improvement over Hernandez, but I still haven't read a single post in here comparing him to Gronk. Outside of their frames they are completely different players.Simply referencing statistics, not actual position. I honestly think they'll be running a lot less 2 TE sets this year - I think Shane is going to be the real beneficiary of the current TE situation, just my opinion. He is an UDFA & there is way too much hype for him as of now.Also, if you go to the comment right above yours, the poster not only compares him to Gronk, but Hernandez as well... Which is just insanity as of now.I don't understand this defensive tone. I haven't seen a single person suggest he is Gronk; and your position is even more laughable - Sudfeld hasn't been playing as the inline TE once... he was never going to play the role Gronk does.This thread has a lot of wishful thinking, especially for a guy who fumbled the only time he touched the ball... yea that's how you win over BB, he seems like a reasonable forgiving guy!
Some you think you got a healthy Gronk in the 14th round.
Lets call Sudfeld what he is, a serviceable replacement while Gronk is out of the lineup.
All I'm saying is that the Sudfeld hype will be short lived. That's my opinion, we'll see how it plays out, maybe I'm wrong.
I guess we have different ideas of comparing people... Height, vert, speed - I'd consider that a comparison. Not even worth debating if you're denying that.
I'm no Hernandez fan, he's a murderer - but he was still very talented... You've gotta be completely over the ledge to say he'll be an improvement over Grand Theft Hernandez!
I don't see anything here out of the ordinary?Might be tempering my expectations after this report, as I was thinking he would be a lock to be an every down TE till Gronk got back.
http://www.rotoworld.com/player/nfl/9012/zach-sudfeld
I'm fairly confident they will run more 3 wide, but hernandez was basically a wr on a lot of plays last year, so I think it's kind of semantics.all of this talk about the "hernandez role"... what if they go to more 3 WR sets? Is there anything that says they will still run a lot of 2 TE formations? I just don't know if he will get the number of targets that hernandez did.
Same hereNow that it's actually go-time, who are people really starting him over? Talk is cheap in preseason!
I have him in over Finley right now but I feel like I'm nuts.
You should probably put in Miller. It's funny, in my fppc league I find people overvaluing TEs in a very similar fashion. Don't do it, it's a trap. TE5-12 are still going to function very much like a WR3/low-end WR3.Have him in at Flex over L.Miller and J.Cameron in a 1.5ppr for TE league. Starting to think i should put Miller in.....
What numbers do you project for Miller and Sudfeld this week?You should probably put in Miller. It's funny, in my fppc league I find people overvaluing TEs in a very similar fashion. Don't do it, it's a trap. TE5-12 are still going to function very much like a WR3/low-end WR3.Have him in at Flex over L.Miller and J.Cameron in a 1.5ppr for TE league. Starting to think i should put Miller in.....
I'm also operating under the assumption this is 1PPR everywhere else.What numbers do you project for Miller and Sudfeld this week?You should probably put in Miller. It's funny, in my fppc league I find people overvaluing TEs in a very similar fashion. Don't do it, it's a trap. TE5-12 are still going to function very much like a WR3/low-end WR3.Have him in at Flex over L.Miller and J.Cameron in a 1.5ppr for TE league. Starting to think i should put Miller in.....
I am definitely thinking on it, but with .5ppr for RB's and 1.5ppr for TE's, makes it VERY VERY close to be honest. Just not sure what to think of with Miami's situation and would rather gamble i think with the NE passing game.You should probably put in Miller. It's funny, in my fppc league I find people overvaluing TEs in a very similar fashion. Don't do it, it's a trap. TE5-12 are still going to function very much like a WR3/low-end WR3.Have him in at Flex over L.Miller and J.Cameron in a 1.5ppr for TE league. Starting to think i should put Miller in.....
I'm starting him over Fred Davis in one league where I have Gronk. I faced the Julius Thomas owner this weekend so I need to go with some upside.Now that it's actually go-time, who are people really starting him over? Talk is cheap in preseason!
I have him in over Finley right now but I feel like I'm nuts.
The only league I benched Julius Thomas in I'm starting Sudfeld, big shoes to fill week 1, but I'm starting him with confidence.Now that it's actually go-time, who are people really starting him over? Talk is cheap in preseason!
I have him in over Finley right now but I feel like I'm nuts.