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I feel the same. In an offense like New England, he'd have to learn a new system. There's precidence that a WR has a longer learning curve than a RB on a new team.
I hope it works out for you (especially since I don't own Spiller anywhere) but this is classic sell low, buy high. He obviously won't be getting 19 targets every week, but hopefully he still puts up WR1 numbers pretty regularly.
Maybe. The beauty of the Browns' situation is that they have another weapon in Cameron, a possesion guy in Bess and no running game.
Only thing that would make it more perfect is if they had the Redskins defense.
This is starting to smell really bad. Every time Chud makes a statement saying that they aren't looking to trade Gordon, Shefter pops up saying "Oh yes, you are."
I think every team is looking for that with pretty much every player they have before the deadline.LittlePhatty said:
Banner said that they don't have plans to trade him.
how many positive tests did Haden have coming into the league?none that i'm aware of. my guess is that is the discrepancy.
pattern of behavior, i suppose. maybe the guy's just a jerk.
Hall is doubtful for Sunday. If the Bengals can't get to Hoyer he will have a good day.
That's positive news. I've been going back and forth between him and Garcon for flex for this week. Things like that make the difference.
This will be the key to the game with the secondary injured. If they do not get pressure on Hoyer it will be a close game.
This is why I enjoy the start 2 RB / 3 WR no flex format. It makes guys like Gordon super valuable.
Cincy will be without Leon Hall and Dre Kirkpatrick (top 2 CBs) and their best safety in Reggie Nelson.....start Gordon with confidence. Pacman Jones is gonna be burnt toast all day
I just saw that he had 19 targets. That is an insane number and it obviously won't hold up but if he keeps getting 30-35% of Cleveland's targets he has some ridiculous upside the rest of the way. Cle has put up 53, 37 & 55 passes during the first three weeks (48/game).
Just a quick examination of last year suggests that 25% may be high as an expectation for # of targets a WR1 can expect to receive. A better conservative # would be 20%. Using that my estimation for Gordon's floor would be: 46 receptions, 614 yards and 4.6 TDs.
i agree. i have not personally heard anything about the guy through the grape vine.
