the only thing I can think of is that the Jaguars are not yet seen to be a good team, and they might still be playing from behind a lot... But that has to change with Fournet on that team... you don't draft a RB with the 4th overall pick and not become a run first offense immediately... which if anything should decrease Robinson's targets significantly...- but it should raise his potential TD total!!!
so maybe it is all about TDs??
and don't forget that evans, who is still the number one receiver for TB, but TB revamped that offense... desean Jackson and OJ Howard are going to take targets away... and OJ Howard will likely take away some red zone chances for a TD...
So there is legitimate reason to believe that Robinson will increase his TD totals while Evans will decrease...
maybe...
6This is going to lead to Evans having a down year too if that's the case. As for fantasy points, I prefer receivers with the yardage. a 30 yard receiver and a TD is not better than a 100 yard receiver without a TD. Even 60 and a TD is the same as a 120 yard receiver. How many TDs a game are we expecting from ARob?
One more than we are from FleenerThis is going to lead to Evans having a down year too if that's the case. As for fantasy points, I prefer receivers with the yardage. a 30 yard receiver and a TD is not better than a 100 yard receiver without a TD. Even 60 and a TD is the same as a 120 yard receiver. How many TDs a game are we expecting from ARob?
Damn, that's right, i forgot. The early bird stayed up all night and into the morning, but the worm never came out, so Fleener is going to crush itdude he already explained why fleener is gonna break out
Damn, that's right, i forgot. The early bird stayed up all night and into the morning, but the worm never came out, so Fleener is going to crush it
Yeah, that's what i said, the bird, the worm, its all thereSean Payton has slowly transitioned his offensive system to a two TE system. It did not work last year because Fleener was garbage, but look at his game log and see the targets he got. Also look at the kind of teams(until further notice) that were notable for TE targets.......Minnesota, GB, Chicago, NYJ, Miami, Buffalo, Washington, LA on top of Atlanta and Carolina in the division. Minnesota, Washington, and LA are tough secondaries for receivers, the TE becomes the factor. There's turnover from the jets and bills who were good secondaries against number one receivers last year but Revis is gone and the Ryans and Gilmore are gone. Chicago has Fuller and Atlanta has Trufant. GB just drafted a corner. Carolina's always been abused by tightends. Even Fleener had three TDs in his two games against them last year.
I'm not drafting him though I'm targeting a top TE.
i don't even comprehend the logic, and i'm pretty smartYeah, that's what i said, the bird, the worm, its all there
look at the kind of teams(until further notice) that were notable for TE targets.......Minnesota, GB, Chicago, NYJ, Miami, Buffalo, Washington, LA on top of Atlanta and Carolina in the division.
Jets were the worst team throwing to the TE, a paltry 6.7% of the time. Put another way, of the 550 passes the Jets attempted, only 21 went to the TE. The next-worst team was twice that, passing to the TE 14.1% of the time.
How often do we hear the term "take what the defense gives you?" You look at the list of teams you mentioned, and you can easily see that opposing defenses would gladly give them underneath shots to the TE vs the long ball. Other teams on the list have elite TE that just can't be defended well.
And many teams have a 2-TE system. But many of those 2-TE teams use the other TE to block. To say that the 2-TE system of the Saints didn't work - considering that the Saints owned the #1 offense in the NFL - is puzzling to me.
Jets were the worst team throwing to the TE, a paltry 6.7% of the time. Put another way, of the 550 passes the Jets attempted, only 21 went to the TE. The next-worst team was twice that, passing to the TE 14.1% of the time.
How often do we hear the term "take what the defense gives you?" You look at the list of teams you mentioned, and you can easily see that opposing defenses would gladly give them underneath shots to the TE vs the long ball. Other teams on the list have elite TE that just can't be defended well.
And many teams have a 2-TE system. But many of those 2-TE teams use the other TE to block. To say that the 2-TE system of the Saints didn't work - considering that the Saints owned the #1 offense in the NFL - is puzzling to me.
He has opinions that have no basis in fact. Nice of you to look up a few facts to prove that.
From what you've told us about your league. . Yeah, pretty much anyone could make the playoffs by doing nothingIt pisses me off when someone says I have no basis for my research. All I do is research. I didn't make the playoffs three straight times for nothing in my league.
From what you've told us about your league. . Yeah, pretty much anyone could make the playoffs by doing nothing
literally no one youve touted has done well, you need to be quiteWhat? I was talking about those defenses against TEs. And the saints had Thomas, Cooks, Snead they were throwing to to have that number one offense. Also, it was Ingram's best year. Why don't you look at the game logs and see the targets and I am on the saints chats and forums during their games. I know a hell of a lot more about my team than you.
And since someone did not know who the TEs were, that's proof that you should keep your mouth shut about something you have know clue about other than what you hear on NFL network.