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Very possible, but as I said above I like his recent target totals, especially over the last 3 weeks.
good luck - he's been around a long time. I'm not sure a three game sample size tells any story. I don't agree that his floor is all that great, as with all the weapons TB has he could see 2 targets this week and no one would blink an eye.
Certainly possible, but can you think of anyone averaging 9 targets a game who isn't owned in most fantasy leagues?
over a three game sample size?
Just seems concerning. When did Pryor sign? Tuesday? So maybe he was at practice Wednesday... and he was outsnapping Kelvin on Sunday. Just seems like it wouldn't be wise to chase those targets. I'd rather pick up Pryor than Kelvin at this point. Another week or two in the offense and maybe he can actually do something with his targets unlike Kelvin.
I'd love to see Malone get some opportunity (also would like to see Tate get a few targets as well) but they seem to auto insert Erickson whenever they need to fill someone in at WR. Nothing against Erickson, but you pretty much know what your getting from him and with seemingly limited upside with it.
I got Hopkins and Sanders on bye and AJ Green injured. So yeah, pretty desprate to start Humphries. Also had to trade David Johnson for more help at WR ( S Watkins).Skoo said:
Saints don't have a all jump ball guy since Brandon Coleman. Could be a good chance we see Dez Bryant signed here, much better optics than Marshall. Cam Meredith has been sort of a bust for the Saints and Tre'Quan Smith is still a rookie.
I think Marshall is a better fit and he is probably closer to being in football shape.
I'm interested. Per FBG updates, he had as many catches in Week 9 as he had in the previous five weeks combined, so is this really someone who gets dependable looks/targets or does he look good based on just this past week?
Hopefully with Gio Bernard (likely) and John Ross (iffy but could happen) returning it can help out.bumpman said:
Nah, not really. I have bye-week fill-ins the next couple weeks, but have both Godwin and OJ Howard to fill the gaps, so it's not urgent (I would drop Godwin to get Fitz).
I am kicking myself for not getting Kittle when he landed on the waiver wire after WK2. I thought he had more upside, but was too focused on Rudolph's history and name brand and his usage in the offense. Was worried seeing Thielen's usage all over the field that Rudolph would be called to block more, and it's exactly what happened, capping Rudolph's historic upside in seeing consistent targets and being used a lot in the RZ.
Redskins lost two starters on their O-Line for the season and Trent Williams had thumb surgery in Week 9. Will Alex Smith have time to throw?
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I am looking at Ellington as a WW pickup... not sure who to release (Barber or Was DEF), but I was thinking he was a sleeper early in year and got good looks Week 2 Preseason & Week 1 vs NEP (potential challenge to Fuller IMO). The injury was Grade 3 Hamstring tear in Sept. If he is fully recovered, I think he offers Stafford a reliable target from the slot.
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Not sure if it helps but I plan on dropping Barber tonight for Ellington or another possible decent RB. Barber has killed me when I played him. Those types of players are not useful on your roster. It is time to move on.
Powell (undrafted)- Week 8 & 9 = ZERO TARGETS .... Week 9 = ZERO SNAPS (after Tate traded)
Another RB in that same vein is Crowell. I think he can be safely dropped. Id rather have McGuire than Crowell at this point.
Well, I am holding both right now... been a struggle to replace my RB2 (with Kamara but lost Ajayi).
Looks like Sproles is back this week. Could he be the one to own going forward?Birdie048 said:
Sproles is primarily 3rd down RB due to his hands....he is not GL/SY between the tackles RB, but in PPR, he might be the way to go!!
I'm taking the contrarian route... Clement, in my opinion is their best all-around back. He's good at the goal line, and has great hands and quickness. Plus, he's kind of a load at 220. He's been batting a quad injury, and I'm betting the team has been down-playing it. With the bye week to heal, I'm taking a wait and see approach with him to see how things shake out this week.
Smith had his best game of the season passing last week with the O-line injuries and said he felt comfortable in the pocket. What's going to take a hit going forward is their running game. He's going to have to pass.
