"That helped Nobody!!!" Thread

[BrockForBroglio]

in my league there are no RBs sitting on the waiver wire. You might be screwed LOL

I was offered Dillon and Thieland for Pollard and either K. Allen or Lamb. I don't really like giving up Lamb.

Thieland has been under productive last few games, imo. He also has Evans but that might definately mean losing Lamb.

 

[TREFF]

Well, as you know I stick him in a flex spot but Schultz more than canceled any good he did me. ...

I had overlooked that. I guess there were more people out there than I realized who needed that type of fill in. I certainly never gave him a look. kudos to you on that

 

[leftypower]

Josiah Deguara caught 2-of-2 targets for 37 yards and one touchdown in the Packers' Week 11 loss to the Vikings. (except Rodgers owners)​

 

[TREFF]

Foster Moreau for the score in a revival game for Waller...smdh

 

[molsaniceman]

ronald jones td bucs

 

[leftypower]

ronald jones td bucs

As a Fournette owner that one cost me a game - why suddenly get that piece of crap involved is beyond me.

 

[TREFF]

Marcus Marriota rushing TD...now it doesn't get anymore 'that helped no one' than that

 

[Schmoopy1000]

McKeon TD reception
Who had him on their team?

 

[leftypower]

Austin Dulin - 1 catch, 62yds 1TD.

 

[averagejoe]

McKeon TD reception
Who had him on their team?

Loved him in Spinal Tap.

 

[averagejoe]

Just did a quick glance at ESPN's week 12 leaders.... of the top 50 FLEX players for week 12, ten are not on rosters. That's 20%. And I would venture to guess that of the other 40 players, a good chunk of them are probably not in starting lineups.

 

[molsaniceman]

Just did a quick glance at ESPN's week 12 leaders.... of the top 50 FLEX players for week 12, ten are not on rosters. That's 20%. And I would venture to guess that of the other 40 players, a good chunk of them are probably not in starting lineups.

top 10 R/WT available in league im in

 

[TREFF]

top 10 R/WT available in league im in

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Shit like this makes me super happy I made the massive investment to get Nick Chubb and his 4.9 points. Especially with Damien Harris, DJAX, and David NJOku on the bench of that same league

 

[Robotech]

Shit like this makes me super happy I made the massive investment to get Nick Chubb and his 4.9 points. Especially with Damien Harris, DJAX, and David NJOku on the bench of that same league

I gotta admit that I was watching that game with glee yesterday because my opponent started Chubb and Freeman. My dynamic duo of Monty and Swift somehow outscored her RB's.

 

[SmokingMonkey]

Dalvin Cook missing both games against the Lions D this year is a goddammed shame and a half

 

[molsaniceman]

lions trick play kennedy to raymond td

 

[averagejoe]

Bears might be headed for a 3 game winning streak. Nice that they waited to be eliminated from the playoffs first.


They still better fire Nagy.
#firenagy
#firephilips

 

[averagejoe]

Bears might be headed for a 3 game winning streak. Nice that they waited to be eliminated from the playoffs first.


They still better fire Nagy.
#firenagy
#firephilips

Nevermind.
Vikes are thoroughly embarrassing the Bears.

 

[leftypower]

Bears might be headed for a 3 game winning streak. Nice that they waited to be eliminated from the playoffs first.


They still better fire Nagy.
#firenagy
#firephilips

Well, you got your wish. ..... they cleaned house.

Bears fired head coach Matt Nagy.​

Nagy's final season in Chicago was agonizing for all involved. The team waited until season's end to part ways with Nagy, 43, only to maintain a Bears tradition of not firing a head coach during the season -- a tradition Bears faithful surely cared about. The writing was on the wall as early as October as the Bears struggled to put points on the board and Nagy's play calling became erratic, bordering on unexplainable. His months-long commitment to Andy Dalton as the team's starting QB -- even after Justin Fields fell to Chicago in the 2021 draft -- was baffling. When Fields finally got the starting job, Nagy refused to use the supremely talented athlete's running ability, treating him as a pure pocket passer with predictable results. Fields, trapped in Nagy's backward offense, had one of the worst games in recent NFL history in Week 3 against Cleveland, completing six of 20 passes for 68 yards and taking nine sacks. Nagy's final two years as Chicago's head coach were quite the departure from his superb first year at the helm, when the Bears went 12-4 and made their first postseason appearance in eight years. He seemed like a fresh face who had finally brought the franchise kicking and screaming into the 21st century. The luster quickly wore off; the Bears are once again a laughing stock. The team will start anew without Nagy and general manager Ryan Pace, who also got the axe on bloody Monday. Hopefully the team's next head coach better understands how to utilize Fields as a passer and a runner.

​

Bears fired GM Ryan Pace.​

So ends a seven-year run of mostly lows. Chicago did make two playoff appearances under Pace, including a 12-4 showing in 2018, but the team was 48-65 under his watch. Several of Pace's most important decisions turned into disasters, including the hiring of Matt Nagy, who was also fired on Monday. Pace's defining gaffe, of course, was his selection of Mitchell Trubisky over Patrick Mahomes. On the positive side, Pace did leave the organization with Justin Fields, who showed improvement down the stretch in 2021. Now it will be up to a new front office and coaching staff to get the most out of the young quarterback.