Jerome Ford is having a hamstring issue and will be missing time in camp. Guess Chubb work load will be going up.
Of course shit always happen after I make a trade!Adding a third down pass catching RB is odd unless they feel Kamara will be limited or something. This is very confusing, glad I have no stock in the Saints RB corp.
no way they cut kamara.probably put him on some type of suspended listAre they going to cut kamara? That's too many veteran backs
I think that was expected anyway, he will be more of a 3rd down back...refreshing for Chubb owners. We have not seen this yet in his career...the sky is limit.Jerome Ford is having a hamstring issue and will be missing time in camp. Guess Chubb work load will be going up.
it's odd.. I mean, yea, he played in all 17 games, but Chubb was a friggin stud, so why would Hunt do much outside of giving him a blow every now and again? On the other side, Kamara was very unproductive in his 15 games last year, touches weren't off much, yardage wasn't off much, but 2 rushing scores, and 2 receiving, total? SO maybe there is room for someone else to come in and play more often? Maybe Kamara is sliding down himself? Devils advocate type argument I guess?Hunt played all 17 games and I don't think he cracked 150 fantasy points (which is bench fodder if not the player cesspool).
Can't see him becoming relevant in N'Orleans.
Hunt's production (or lack thereof last year) is another reason I don't think I'll be investing Ford either.it's odd.. I mean, yea, he played in all 17 games, but Chubb was a friggin stud, so why would Hunt do much outside of giving him a blow every now and again? On the other side, Kamara was very unproductive in his 15 games last year, touches weren't off much, yardage wasn't off much, but 2 rushing scores, and 2 receiving, total? SO maybe there is room for someone else to come in and play more often? Maybe Kamara is sliding down himself? Devils advocate type argument I guess?
Hunt's production (or lack thereof last year) is another reason I don't think I'll be investing Ford either.
It's a trap.
It's ruining the flow into the fantasy football season.And now it's being reported that Kareem Hunt is on his way to meet with the Colts. I guess the eminent signing in New Orleans isn't quite so eminent after all.
And apparently Jonathon Taylor sitting out is a real possibility...
These are the Days of Our Lives
Whatever happened to credible news reporting?And now it's being reported that Kareem Hunt is on his way to meet with the Colts. I guess the eminent signing in New Orleans isn't quite so eminent after all.
And apparently Jonathon Taylor sitting out is a real possibility...
These are the Days of Our Lives
Not surprising. Much as I love Ameer, he's just not the guyZamir!
I'm kinda channeling @TREFF 's "Ameer!" here.
Raiders RB Zamir White is listed as the top back on the team’s first unofficial depth chart.
Again, this is an unofficial depth chart. We shouldn’t read too much into it, but we also shouldn’t be surprised to see White listed as the RB1 with Josh Jacobs still holding out and the veteran combo of Ameer Abdullah and Brandon Bolden serving as his only threats for touches. White was a fourth-round pick out of Georgia last year and spent the majority of his rookie campaign riding the pine. He totaled just 17 carries for 70 scoreless yards last season but should see significantly more work this season, with or without Jacobs in the lineup. White is a worthy late-round flier who could turn into a fantasy value if Jacobs misses time. Should Jacobs return, he still has contingent value as an end-of-the-bench stash.
Most likely not, but at least there's still the possibility that he MIGHT be. He hasn't proven that he's notNeither is Zamir.
Zamir!
I'm kinda channeling @TREFF 's "Ameer!" here.
Raiders RB Zamir White is listed as the top back on the team’s first unofficial depth chart.
Again, this is an unofficial depth chart. We shouldn’t read too much into it, but we also shouldn’t be surprised to see White listed as the RB1 with Josh Jacobs still holding out and the veteran combo of Ameer Abdullah and Brandon Bolden serving as his only threats for touches. White was a fourth-round pick out of Georgia last year and spent the majority of his rookie campaign riding the pine. He totaled just 17 carries for 70 scoreless yards last season but should see significantly more work this season, with or without Jacobs in the lineup. White is a worthy late-round flier who could turn into a fantasy value if Jacobs misses time. Should Jacobs return, he still has contingent value as an end-of-the-bench stash.
Lol, what have I gotten myself into in D1?Seahawks rookie RB Kenny McIntosh is sidelined multiple weeks with a sprained left knee.
It is just the latest Seahawks backfield injury this summer, though Zach Charbonnet (shoulder) recently resumed practicing. Ken Walker’s groin issue is not considered serious. McIntosh has gotten some love from coach Pete Carroll, but he would require an in-season Walker or Charbonnet issue to have any shot at re-draft value
Well, back to my evil plan drawing board I guess