I see both the missing name, and the solution...The Steelers had 4 guys in the top 25 for drop rate per PFR(30 Target min)
9 Connor 9.3%
10 Johnson 9%
19 Ebron 7.7%
22 Washington 7.1%
plus Samuels had 21.4% 3 on only 14 targets. Seems like a team wide issue 43 total drops
I see both the missing name, and the solution...
Throw it to Claypool
Claypools ceiling is astronomical, and i expect a leap forward this year and next. But there is a reason he lost work to james washington for a portion of the year...ppl saw the blow up games and highlights and became tantalized.I see both the missing name, and the solution...
Throw it to Claypool
Odd teams too.Im not asking for a trade...but trade me to one of these teams.
I attribute that reason to being a raw, unpolished rookie.Claypools ceiling is astronomical, and i expect a leap forward this year and next. But there is a reason he lost work to james washington for a portion of the year...ppl saw the blow up games and highlights and became tantalized.
Wow. I had to look up pattersons measurables. Never realized he was that big....good comp!I attribute that reason to being a raw, unpolished rookie.
Stomp ain't wrong that he's currently a gadget type niche player. But, is he a guy that can hone his craft? Learn the nuances the position? Read the coverages, find the holes, run routes with precision, create separation with something other than "out-athleting" the competition? All those things can be taught, he has all the tools that cannot be taught. Can he be that guy? Or is he really a new version of Patterson??
I don't own him in any leagues at all...and I'm holding out hope that he will be that guy.
Yeah, I don't what kind of restructuring they do for Ben they still aren't going to be able to afford to pay Juju anywhere close to what he wants, so that should definitely mean more opportunities for Claypool. He won't ever be a high volume guy though unless his route running precision improves a lot but he will always be able to go up and get the ball. Reminds me of Mike Williams except he can actually stay on the field. LOL.Wow. I had to look up pattersons measurables. Never realized he was that big....good comp!
yeah i agre with what you are saying 500%. Concerning he came out early in the year ahead of washington. But he came back in end of the year.
Hes gonna get every chance. Juju said he wants to stay. But hes gonna hve to take a HUGE discount. Its likely claypool is moving up next year. Clearly ben doesnt hesitate to throw to him...
Supposedly his work ethic and humbleness is fantastic.
I can see Darnold and Mariota getting moved, but don't see the others getting traded. I think for the vast majority the dead cap and cap hit matter. A few teams have kicked the can down the road, with a all in approach. Don't think that's the norm. Rams have gone full hog with the approach, not only kicking the can down the road cap wise, but dealing a slew of future 1st round picks away to boot. Very high risk and with all that risk they aren't favorites to go to the Superbowl. Maybe a couple of teams see a short window of opportunity and follow suit, but I think it isn't likely. Just all IMO.At this point , I'm not ruling out anything. Dead cap? Who cares. Cap hit? Who cares? Anything goes.
I dunno what exactly triggered this QB carousel this year..but it's spinning, and dominoes have already started falling. RW, Watson, Carr, Darnold, Mariota..Kevin Costner-Draft Day-esque trades with 3+ number 1's, why not?
He'll, I would even be inclined to buy Andrew Luck unretiring rumors the way its going.
Just went on and saw this. I would love to see what he could do if somebody would actually let the guy carry the rock more than a few times per game, but sadly that will just never happen at this point:
DUKE JOHNSONRB, UNSIGNED FREE AGENT
Texans released RB Duke Johnson.
The move saves the Texans around $5 million in cap space for 2021. Johnson played in 27 games for Houston and rushed for 645 yards and three rushing scores. An excellent pass catcher, Johnson reeled in 72 balls for 659 receiving yards and four receiving touchdowns during his two seasons with the Texans. Johnson was relegated to a situational back in the Houston offense, seeing double digit carries just three times in two years. He averaged a mere 3.59 targets per contest in 27 games with the Texans, much to the frustration of Duke Johnson truthers everywhere. Johnson didn't stand much chance of making the 2021 roster with Houston entering full rebuild mode. Johnson, who will be 28 in September, should catch on with a team in need of an experienced third down back.
That's all true and can't argue any of the points, it just has this feeling that all the norms don't apply to your QB. The one player out of 53 where if he isnt on board, your franchise nosedive. Owners are in thus thing for the loooooonnnnnnggg term, an investment if you will. And often times, the best thing for the health of your long term investments is being willing to take it in the shorts from time to time.I can see Darnold and Mariota getting moved, but don't see the others getting traded. I think for the vast majority the dead cap and cap hit matter. A few teams have kicked the can down the road, with a all in approach. Don't think that's the norm. Rams have gone full hog with the approach, not only kicking the can down the road cap wise, but dealing a slew of future 1st round picks away to boot. Very high risk and with all that risk they aren't favorites to go to the Superbowl. Maybe a couple of teams see a short window of opportunity and follow suit, but I think it isn't likely. Just all IMO.
what's going on in Houston, that's not good for the franchise..not for the '21 season, not for long term player relations, not for PR...and definitely not for the value of the franchise...and for those reasons, I think a one year fisting on the cap situation is of little concern
well a few comments on this. Juju knows the cap, and has said he wants to stay, and make a legacy here, soooooo curious what disount he'd take. People are saying he wants to do the heinz ward kinda thing, we'll see.......If ben restructures and takes say half of what he was scheduled, then maybe? I still don't see it.Yeah, I don't what kind of restructuring they do for Ben they still aren't going to be able to afford to pay Juju anywhere close to what he wants, so that should definitely mean more opportunities for Claypool. He won't ever be a high volume guy though unless his route running precision improves a lot but he will always be able to go up and get the ball. Reminds me of Mike Williams except he can actually stay on the field. LOL.