wow desperation on the part of that Gurley ownerI bought him today in one of my 12 team PPR dynasty leagues. Gave Perine and what should be a late 1st for Gurley.
Good job, stealI bought him today in one of my 12 team PPR dynasty leagues. Gave Perine and what should be a late 1st for Gurley.
Ive been looking but nothing...If anyone finds a cut up of his touches from this game please post
Lol ... yea that sounds great, but uhm
he had the dream matchup last week - and he disappointed. I know he didn't play much in the 4th, but he also didn't run well with his early chances.
looked good catching the ball - but he looked pretty bad with his carries. For a supposed top RB ... he should be able to create more on his own.
i want to sell
If you're looking to sell, wait for the value bump he gets for destroying the Redskins defense this week. He's gonna run wild.
Looked great when they ran the offense through him. Talent is still there.He looked like the Gurley we once knew again in the second half. Was nice to see. Hopefully this is something for him to build on.
True. But more importantly the blocking was halfway decent.Looked great when they ran the offense through him. Talent is still there.
3rd year breakout? What?Talent was never the issue, he's the best back I've since adp. I've been saying that for awhile. In college, he was better than Fournette, Elliot, and a half level better than Nick Chubb (before injury) . He's in his 3rd year breakout. The cream always rises to the top, this guy is about to join the Leveon Bell level soon.
it's an old term we used to use for receivers before they made it illegal to play defense.3rd year breakout? What?
Uh, yeah, I'm familiar with the term. Never heard it applied to a RB. Especially one who broke out in his rookie year.it's an old term we used to use for receivers before they made it illegal to play defense.
as a Gurley owner, who was unsuccessful in trading him, i hope this somehow applies to him as well.
A whole lot of people have been questioning his talent.Talent was never the issue, he's the best back I've since adp. I've been saying that for awhile. In college, he was better than Fournette, Elliot, and a half level better than Nick Chubb (before injury) . He's in his 3rd year breakout. The cream always rises to the top, this guy is about to join the Leveon Bell level soon.
Wow. As a Gurley owner, I'd take that deal without hesitation.I was offered Melvin Gordon and 1.14 in a 16 man and declined
Funny what a difference a year makes...end of 2015 no way u even consider gordon for gurley
This is exactly what I was hoping for. I bought into what McVey brought, the success he had with WAS/Cousins was a big time preview, and it's like night and day. It's obviously a work in progress, the talent level still needs work on the OLine and the new WR need more time to work with Goff, but the scheme is finding ways to loosen it up for Gurley and get him some extra room. The passing game is taking a ton of pressure off the running game and his design and play calling aren't forcing things, they just take what the D gives. It's really pretty masterful given what he's got to work with.And that is basically why I didn't take it. I'm willing to go down with the ship if necessary, but making this trade based on one year would kill me if things turned back around. I would much rather be wrong about something that be right but bail on it for mainstream thought process and get burned.
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I just gotta see what McVay can do here. If he can just get Goff to play at a Flacco level that will be prevent the sellout defenses currently do to stack the run game up. It was pretty absurd how badly teams just didn't fear that passing game and just pressed the inside running game.
With a decent passing attack he's going to have a lot of goal line work no matter who the opponent is. Who would you rather have at RB right now? Bell, maybe?Great game and I own the guy and I'm happy so far...but his schedule gets rough after next week.
Yup. Time to sell high. One of the easiest run schedules in the league so far and with such a soft schedule, the Rams have been in position for him to touch the ball a lot. It's going to get much harder going forward.Great game and I own the guy and I'm happy so far...but his schedule gets rough after next week.
Bell obviously (I tried to sell Gurley plus Hogan to the Bell owner this week and got rejected....I lowballed). I'd also take non-suspension Zeek, Gordon, and Hunt over him. Freeman perhaps too. I just don't trust Goff and this offense is still getting its feet wet and they are about to face a lot tougher defenses.With a decent passing attack he's going to have a lot of goal line work no matter who the opponent is. Who would you rather have at RB right now? Bell, maybe?
Selling high for what?I feel bad for those that sold low too. I'm selling high next week. Although might wait until after Dallas, I think he's got one more plus game in him.
Good question. I'm hoping one of the RB I mentioned a few posts ago underperforms. Wrapping Gurley + a WR for Bell would be coolSelling high for what?
I'd hoped to trade for the same, but last years ghost still haunts. Might just have to ride this out with a chaser of D Henry.Good question. I'm hoping one of the RB I mentioned a few posts ago underperforms. Wrapping Gurley + a WR for Bell would be cool
The OL is known to be a work in progress. Rams starting center is out. SFO has 3 first round picks on their DL. SFO was selling out with 9 in the box and when they went away from the run it was pitch and catch easy TD. With as sloppy as most Thursday games have been, and how much defenses have had an advantage so far this year. this is hardly a disaster.He SHOULD have 5 TDs but he got stuffed twice at the 1 yard line. I think we're witnessing some of the downside of Gurley in this 3rd quarter. His YPC average has dropped from around 4 yards to 3 yards in one quarter of play. I dunno maybe he'll pick it up in the 4th again and I'll gladly eat my words but I'm nervous about holding all year.