And the other side to that would be, sometimes we get all giddy about the new "it" guy and drop guys we shouldn't. There's usually a reason why we get caught up on the name of the player, especially when he's the most targeted WR on a high powered offense like Jennings is.I got him for dirt cheap in a trade, have been starting him as a #3 WR, and will continue to do so.I have a good mind to drop this bum (Jennings) for Laveranues Coles this week who is still on my waiver wire. When I compare the two, Coles has had much more consistent scoring over the last 4 games played as compared to Jennings. Sometimes I think in FF we get too caught up on the name of the player and not the production of the player. Jennings has the name, but his production sucks this year!
It's the "Jordy Nelson Effect" for the three weeks he missed.When Jordy Nelson has played, here are Jennings numbers:6.2 Targets/Game3.5 Recs/Game58.2 Yards/Game& 1 TD in six games...but when Nelson did not play in weeks 7, 8, & 9, then Jennings' received more looks to make it seem like he has been more involved:10 Targets/Game6 Recs/Game67 Yards/Game& 1 TD in 3 gamesLast week Jordan returned and Jennings targets went right back down to 7.He's getting lots of targets over the last 5 weeks. I can't see double digit targets and low production continuing. I think either the targets will go down or his numbers will go up...
It is settled. Jordy Nelson > Jennings.It's the "Jordy Nelson Effect" for the three weeks he missed.When Jordy Nelson has played, here are Jennings numbers:6.2 Targets/Game3.5 Recs/Game58.2 Yards/Game& 1 TD in six games...but when Nelson did not play in weeks 7, 8, & 9, then Jennings' received more looks to make it seem like he has been more involved:10 Targets/Game6 Recs/Game67 Yards/Game& 1 TD in 3 gamesLast week Jordan returned and Jennings targets went right back down to 7.He's getting lots of targets over the last 5 weeks. I can't see double digit targets and low production continuing. I think either the targets will go down or his numbers will go up...
...7, which made him the top targeted WR on the team.It's the "Jordy Nelson Effect" for the three weeks he missed.When Jordy Nelson has played, here are Jennings numbers:6.2 Targets/Game3.5 Recs/Game58.2 Yards/Game& 1 TD in six games...but when Nelson did not play in weeks 7, 8, & 9, then Jennings' received more looks to make it seem like he has been more involved:10 Targets/Game6 Recs/Game67 Yards/Game& 1 TD in 3 gamesLast week Jordan returned and Jennings targets went right back down to 7.He's getting lots of targets over the last 5 weeks. I can't see double digit targets and low production continuing. I think either the targets will go down or his numbers will go up...
....or the three targets a game Nelson gets when he is active eat directly into Jennings' opportunities....It is settled. Jordy Nelson > Jennings.
I have one question about this:what happened in the Minn game?It's the "Jordy Nelson Effect" for the three weeks he missed.When Jordy Nelson has played, here are Jennings numbers:He's getting lots of targets over the last 5 weeks. I can't see double digit targets and low production continuing. I think either the targets will go down or his numbers will go up...
6.2 Targets/Game
3.5 Recs/Game
58.2 Yards/Game
& 1 TD in six games
...but when Nelson did not play in weeks 7, 8, & 9, then Jennings' received more looks to make it seem like he has been more involved:
10 Targets/Game
6 Recs/Game
67 Yards/Game
& 1 TD in 3 games
Last week Jordan returned and Jennings targets went right back down to 7.
...7, which meant 39 other WR's in the NFL had at least that many targets last week, and 29 had more....7, which made him the top targeted WR on the team.Last week Jordan returned and Jennings targets went right back down to 7.
I guess we'll just have to wait and see what happens this week, then we can both spin the numbers however we wish again....7, which meant 39 other WR's in the NFL had at least that many targets last week, and 29 had more....7, which made him the top targeted WR on the team.Last week Jordan returned and Jennings targets went right back down to 7.
Very simple.Three things happened in Week 8 vs. Minnesota which created a perfect storm for Jennings:1) Vikings CB Winfield did not play. He had shut down Jennings in their previous meeting.2) Both WR Nelson and TE Finley were inactive. Fewer weapons for Rodgers that week.3) Scoreboard. GB played from behind for three quarters and threw a bunch. Rodgers 41 attempts that game are his season high.I have one question about this:what happened in the Minn game?It's the "Jordy Nelson Effect" for the three weeks he missed.When Jordy Nelson has played, here are Jennings numbers:6.2 Targets/Game3.5 Recs/Game58.2 Yards/Game& 1 TD in six games...but when Nelson did not play in weeks 7, 8, & 9, then Jennings' received more looks to make it seem like he has been more involved:10 Targets/Game6 Recs/Game67 Yards/Game& 1 TD in 3 gamesLast week Jordan returned and Jennings targets went right back down to 7.He's getting lots of targets over the last 5 weeks. I can't see double digit targets and low production continuing. I think either the targets will go down or his numbers will go up...
Yeah, we get it. Please see his career stats for reference. TIA...7, which meant 39 other WR's in the NFL had at least that many targets last week, and 29 had more....7, which made him the top targeted WR on the team.Last week Jordan returned and Jennings targets went right back down to 7.
This isn't even worth the I'm giving it.Dude is a notch above Megadecoy Megaquit Megafail as WR bust of the year. If it wasn't for Megasuck he would have the award locked up. His point totals are at the levels with Lee Evans, Mario Manningham, Austin Collie, and Jeremy Maclin, so sad...
Really? Because he's kind of right. Jennings is a pretty awful receiver this year.This isn't even worth the I'm giving it.Dude is a notch above Megadecoy Megaquit Megafail as WR bust of the year. If it wasn't for Megasuck he would have the award locked up. His point totals are at the levels with Lee Evans, Mario Manningham, Austin Collie, and Jeremy Maclin, so sad...
Jennings has certainly been a bust, I wasn't disputing that part. Calvin hasn't been great but he's been far from a bust. He missed some time due to injury but has been fine outside of that.Really? Because he's kind of right. Jennings is a pretty awful receiver this year.This isn't even worth the I'm giving it.Dude is a notch above Megadecoy Megaquit Megafail as WR bust of the year. If it wasn't for Megasuck he would have the award locked up. His point totals are at the levels with Lee Evans, Mario Manningham, Austin Collie, and Jeremy Maclin, so sad...
Calvin + Jennings = 2 busts.. Plain and simple.Jennings has certainly been a bust, I wasn't disputing that part. Calvin hasn't been great but he's been far from a bust. He missed some time due to injury but has been fine outside of that.Really? Because he's kind of right. Jennings is a pretty awful receiver this year.This isn't even worth the I'm giving it.Dude is a notch above Megadecoy Megaquit Megafail as WR bust of the year. If it wasn't for Megasuck he would have the award locked up. His point totals are at the levels with Lee Evans, Mario Manningham, Austin Collie, and Jeremy Maclin, so sad...
Really 1 TD for a top 5 preseason WR is 'fine' in your opinion?Jennings has certainly been a bust, I wasn't disputing that part. Calvin hasn't been great but he's been far from a bust. He missed some time due to injury but has been fine outside of that.Really? Because he's kind of right. Jennings is a pretty awful receiver this year.This isn't even worth the I'm giving it.Dude is a notch above Megadecoy Megaquit Megafail as WR bust of the year. If it wasn't for Megasuck he would have the award locked up. His point totals are at the levels with Lee Evans, Mario Manningham, Austin Collie, and Jeremy Maclin, so sad...
Yeah, that is not good. Calvin has been a huge bust this year.Really 1 TD for a top 5 preseason WR is 'fine' in your opinion?Jennings has certainly been a bust, I wasn't disputing that part. Calvin hasn't been great but he's been far from a bust. He missed some time due to injury but has been fine outside of that.Really? Because he's kind of right. Jennings is a pretty awful receiver this year.This isn't even worth the I'm giving it.Dude is a notch above Megadecoy Megaquit Megafail as WR bust of the year. If it wasn't for Megasuck he would have the award locked up. His point totals are at the levels with Lee Evans, Mario Manningham, Austin Collie, and Jeremy Maclin, so sad...
Jennings was hurt, too -- playing through a wrist injury during the first few weeks, and it appears he's had lingering issues through the season. No question he is way off value compared to his ADP and where most drafted him. I expect he'll have some up and down games, which will make him serviceable, but unreliable.I am surprised that he is ranked so low in this week's FBG rankings against a suspect 49ers pass D. Yes, GB's O-line has been a sieve this year, but I think this is a game where Jennings could actually make something out of his targets.Calvin was hurt. He has an excuse. Jennings was more of a bust because he played (if you can call it that) every week.
For a little perspective, here is a list of Packers who have been in the end zone more than Jennings this season:Ryan GrantDonald DriverSpencer HavnerAaron RodgersJohn KuhnJames JonesFBG's finally on board with the Jennings bust train.....
Here's the thing, no TD's. What cures that? Rodgers or McCarthy?The irony of the Saints former inept OC killing my FF team several years after he started Aaron Brooks is something else.Jennings has underperformed, there is no doubting that. However, he is still the number #1 receiver going forward in Green Bay. Here are the reasons that I think Jennings is still a top 5 dynasty WR:-Elite speed and ability to adjust to the ball-Natural hands-Elite RAC ability-Tremendous work ethic-Signed a contract on par with most #1 WR in the NFL-Has a young, franchise QB throwing to him-Leads the team in targets most gamesHe hasn't been the player I thought he would be, but I am definitely holding on to him, and fully expect him to finish the year off very strong.
Yup, you're a genius HK. In fact, on your recommendation I just cut Jennings to pick up Spencer Havner.For a little perspective, here is a list of Packers who have been in the end zone more than Jennings this season:Ryan GrantDonald DriverSpencer HavnerAaron RodgersJohn KuhnJames JonesFBG's finally on board with the Jennings bust train.....
That's what sold me on him this year, and he generally gets his two ways: on deep patterns from outrunning defenders, and after catching a quick slant.The latter has virtually disappeared from the GB playbook. I don't get that at all; the O-line has had issues protecting Rogers (and/or he holds the ball too long), so why not go back to that bread-n-butter 3 step drop quick slant. Just baffling.-Elite RAC ability
MM is a terrible coach, so I wouldn't expect that play to re-appear anytime soon.That's what sold me on him this year, and he generally gets his two ways: on deep patterns from outrunning defenders, and after catching a quick slant.The latter has virtually disappeared from the GB playbook. I don't get that at all; the O-line has had issues protecting Rogers (and/or he holds the ball too long), so why not go back to that bread-n-butter 3 step drop quick slant. Just baffling.-Elite RAC ability
The TDs will come. I bet he finishes the year with at least 7, and with his skills and their offense...he will score a lot of TDs in future years. The other thing to remember is that Driver will be gone after this season. He is a FA and also getting up there in years, so Jennings' role right now is the smallest it will ever be. The Packers also don't have an elite goal line RB, so that will help Jennings in the red zone. I just think it is silly to sell Jennings right now. No way I would sell in dynasty, and in redraft his possible strong finish is worth more than any player you could get for him.Here's the thing, no TD's. What cures that? Rodgers or McCarthy?The irony of the Saints former inept OC killing my FF team several years after he started Aaron Brooks is something else.Jennings has underperformed, there is no doubting that. However, he is still the number #1 receiver going forward in Green Bay. Here are the reasons that I think Jennings is still a top 5 dynasty WR:-Elite speed and ability to adjust to the ball-Natural hands-Elite RAC ability-Tremendous work ethic-Signed a contract on par with most #1 WR in the NFL-Has a young, franchise QB throwing to him-Leads the team in targets most gamesHe hasn't been the player I thought he would be, but I am definitely holding on to him, and fully expect him to finish the year off very strong.
Completely agree, wish I didn't already own him because he is a great buy low right now.Why do you think Driver is gone next year? Don't you think he and TT come to agreement on a 1-2 year deal that is cap friendly?The TDs will come. I bet he finishes the year with at least 7, and with his skills and their offense...he will score a lot of TDs in future years. The other thing to remember is that Driver will be gone after this season. He is a FA and also getting up there in years, so Jennings' role right now is the smallest it will ever be. The Packers also don't have an elite goal line RB, so that will help Jennings in the red zone. I just think it is silly to sell Jennings right now. No way I would sell in dynasty, and in redraft his possible strong finish is worth more than any player you could get for him.Here's the thing, no TD's. What cures that? Rodgers or McCarthy?The irony of the Saints former inept OC killing my FF team several years after he started Aaron Brooks is something else.Jennings has underperformed, there is no doubting that. However, he is still the number #1 receiver going forward in Green Bay. Here are the reasons that I think Jennings is still a top 5 dynasty WR:-Elite speed and ability to adjust to the ball-Natural hands-Elite RAC ability-Tremendous work ethic-Signed a contract on par with most #1 WR in the NFL-Has a young, franchise QB throwing to him-Leads the team in targets most gamesHe hasn't been the player I thought he would be, but I am definitely holding on to him, and fully expect him to finish the year off very strong.
Yup, you're a genius HK.
At this point I'd say very, very sad.drew726 said:I'm playing Roy Williams instead of him, how sad is that
I just traded away Calvin AND Jennings for Fitz, so rest assured they're both guaranteed to explode down the stretch.
Wow, I am pissed. Havner didn't score this week at all, but Jennings did. Thanks for nothing HK, that's the last time I listen to you.H.K. said:Yup, you're a genius HK.