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Snaps and targets are still there. ASJ being signed is interesting because many people were saying Enunwa was like a WR/TE hybrid type, but I don't think it has much of an impact on him. Fitz seems to love him and the guy can ball.
Not sure how he can get even more targets but I do think hes sounding like a WR2 without Decker.
Homie's averaging over 8 targets a week. And that was with everyone healthy. Now mid season's approaching and it sounds like everyone but him is getting banged up. I love the value here.
Yeah he had that rib thing 2 weeks ago, but it kept him off the field for like 2 series. He's clear on the report so far this week.
Agree in terms of talent, but in reality, he is the de facto #1 receiver now for the Jets. This alone makes him interesting, despite the woeful state of the Jets team in general.
Agree with all this but I still am very skeptical about forecasting him as a top 24 receiver. 36 sure, so a wr3 in 12 team leagues. Most of his value will be pure volume and he's not likely to score many TD, so a ppr special type.
Maybe.
I think your numbers are generally right in line with the exception of TDs. Enunwa got 4 last season even with Marshall in the mix, and who else is going to catch the 16-18 TDs that even the most garbage NFL pass offenses typically produce?
I'll take the under. It wouldn't be a complete shock if they tied the Chiefs mark for ineffectiveness through the air.
This projection would give him 1 TD for every 291 receiving yards, which is a much worse TD rate than what most WRs do over the course of their careers. A typical WR has something like 1 TD for every 170 receiving yards, which would project to 5-6 TDs for Enunwa. 1 TD for every 291 receiving yards is the sort of rate that you pretty much only see from slot receivers who tend to come off the field in the red zone, like Jason Avant, Antwaan Randle El, and Davone Bess.
He actually has very good speed (on one TD run he was clocked with one of the fastest MPH times last season). I do agree he will find it more difficult to succeed being the focus of opposing defenses instead of benefitting from the coverage on Marshall and Decker which gave him some open looks in the middle of the field, but he has the size and speed to pull off being a WR1 (not for fantasy) if he gains some experience.
Well then why didn't he score any TD in 2015?
You may be right, I don't know -- all WRs need to have some degree of speed, so don't know how his stacks up to the mean, but in terms of fastest MPH times, are you referring to the NextGen stats the NFL was rolling out last year? If so, not sure that's such a terrific measure, as it is such a small sample, having only really been charted last year.
TD rates tend to be a pretty noisy stat from year to year - look at Calvin Johnson's TDs by year, for example, or Adam Harstad's article on the topic. You should generally expect lots of regression to the mean.
I agree, this was pre-injury. If the injury turns out to be nothing then he continues to be excellent value
Non contact neck injuries? Yeah, thats not good in any way. Even if he is ok from this, I will be staying 10 feet away.
I got him in the 18th round. No harm no foul either way. If McNown starts he will throw for 3000 yards so he is going to make someone on that team fairly valuable
Yeah I'd still grab him as a late round flyer, I'll probably put a dollar bid on him in an ongoing auction. But I was hoping for a lot more value here. The neck is scary.
Why is it people you really targeting a Jet WR so hard in a high stakes league? Curious of the value you got on him to take him so much.
drafted him on every high stakes team, pre-injury news...ugh.
He was going in the WR 50-60 range...any player that can get 70 receptions in PPR leagues that late is value. FFPC you can start as many as 4 WRs.
