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If there is any scenario where I am starting gore or peterson then my season has utterly and totally implodedAgreed. I would look to either Gore or Peterson before Gurley or Bell. At least you know what you are getting.
If there is any scenario where I am starting gore or peterson then my season has utterly and totally implodedAgreed. I would look to either Gore or Peterson before Gurley or Bell. At least you know what you are getting.
Well they did sign Bell, so I’ll eat some crow. They saw something at least. He muddies the situation right now for sure.ryno1980 said:I saw the same thing they saw. Mediocre back not worth the potential headache. I’m not trying to buy Bell; I’m worried about Williams’ role. Hence posting in the Williams thread.
I keep seeing the Rams need a RB from people. Why do folks think this after trading for Michel. I don't own any Rams RB, but it seems that trade solidified that position for now.Runkle said:The Rams and Falcons could both use a RB, and neither team even took a sniff at Gurley. They know. He's done.
I don't think so. There was a reason it took this long for Bell to get signed, and for an injury to an rb who wasn't going to get any carries anyway to do it. Bell is just a depth piece who knows how to pass block.Well they did sign Bell, so I’ll eat some crow. They saw something at least. He muddies the situation right now for sure.
The Rams thought Sony was better than Gurley or Bell.I keep seeing the Rams need a RB from people. Why do folks think this after trading for Michel. I don't own any Rams RB, but it seems that trade solidified that position for now.
Oh, I don’t think Bell is any good at all anymore - but even a third down role for Bell is a blow for the rest. Could end up being nothing but it’s not like Williams was established.I don't think so. There was a reason it took this long for Bell to get signed, and for an injury to an rb who wasn't going to get any carries anyway to do it. Bell is just a depth piece who knows how to pass block.
Oh, I don’t think Bell is any good at all anymore - but even a third down role for Bell is a blow for the rest. Could end up being nothing but it’s not like Williams was established.
Could be wrong, but I thought Darrel Williams rather than Bell was the one to eat into CEH’s production.CEH took a big hit in production after Bell signed. Williams may still have value, maybe Bell takes on Ingram’s (non-existent) role.
Could be wrong, but I thought Darrel Williams rather than Bell was the one to eat into CEH’s production.
naw Google CEH production since Bell signing
Maybe Williams was part of that? but the first 6-7 games he had RB1 production which immediately tanked once Bell was on the roster
CEH 6 G before Bell: 107 rushes, 21 receptions, 46.5 snaps /g
CEH 7 G after Bell arrived: 74 rushes, 15 receptions, 39 snaps /g
last game before Bell - 30 touches
first 3 G w/ Bell - 9, 9, 8 touches
injuries? YES - 7 weeks after Bell arrived (missed WK 13, 16, 17)
its like you guys are on crazy pills
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It’s the Ty’son thread
let’s move on
Per carry? Now that's just crazy talk.Regardless, I have CEH in one .25 ppr, and .25 PER CARRY league. Excited about the potential this year.
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Yes sir. .25 per reception, .25 per CARRY, and .25 for COMPLETIONS for QB too. I joined it 3 years ago, and I actually won the league the 1st year. (just a fluke though)Per carry? Now that's just crazy talk.
Cowherd and some NFL analyst (whose name escapes me) suggested that the Ravens reach out to Seattle for one of their backs particularly Penny for a late round pickThey had to sign somebody. Hard to imagine Bell eating into Williams' workload any more than Hill would have.
Again, they HAD to add a RB, there was 0% chance they were going to play this season with only 2. I'd be a bit surprised if they didn't add another one as well. However, that doesn't necessarily mean they liked what they saw from Bell, it could just mean they disliked him less than Freeman and Holyfield. The available RB cupboard is pretty bare.Cowherd and some NFL analyst (whose name escapes me) suggested that the Ravens reach out to Seattle for one of their backs particularly Penny for a late round pick
The ravens saw enough that they like from Bell so I have to imagine he is going to get some carries to see how he performs. Something to monitor for sure.
Fair points - this is the most run heavy team (or at least top three) in the league.Again, they HAD to add a RB, there was 0% chance they were going to play this season with only 2. I'd be a bit surprised if they didn't add another one as well. However, that doesn't necessarily mean they liked what they saw from Bell, it could just mean they disliked him less than Freeman and Holyfield. The available RB cupboard is pretty bare.
If the Ravens liked Bell so much, why wouldn't they have pursued him sooner, before they lost 2 RBs for the season? Logic dictates that they liked Hill more than Bell since they weren't interested until he got hurt, so swapping those two shouldn't concern Williams owners IMO. Sure he'll likely get a few touches, but no reason to think it'll be more than Hill would have (or the average #3 RB).
Could be they liked him but didn’t want to pay him the salar at the time. They are on the very bottom end of cap space.Again, they HAD to add a RB, there was 0% chance they were going to play this season with only 2. I'd be a bit surprised if they didn't add another one as well. However, that doesn't necessarily mean they liked what they saw from Bell, it could just mean they disliked him less than Freeman and Holyfield. The available RB cupboard is pretty bare.
If the Ravens liked Bell so much, why wouldn't they have pursued him sooner, before they lost 2 RBs for the season? Logic dictates that they liked Hill more than Bell since they weren't interested until he got hurt, so swapping those two shouldn't concern Williams owners IMO. Sure he'll likely get a few touches, but no reason to think it'll be more than Hill would have (or the average #3 RB).
Possible, although doesn't seem likely. They still have some cap space (and it's easy to add more), if they really liked him they would have found a way to make it work (especially considering his contract is very likely minimal). The reality is they weren't even remotely interested until they lost 2 RBs for the season, and they worked him out at the same time as 2 other terrible RBs. They also tried to claim Royce Freeman before even bringing Bell in for a look.Could be they liked him but didn’t want to pay him the salar at the time. They are on the very bottom end of cap space.
This doesn't make much sense. His price went up once there was a demand for his services. What ever they may not have wanted to pay him before certainly wasn't what they NEED to pay him now.Could be they liked him but didn’t want to pay him the salar at the time. They are on the very bottom end of cap space.
Good on specials teams, returns, coverage. Decent 3rd down receiving skills.Trenton Cannon signed to the active 53.
I'm feeling a 2018 Philip Lindsay type season for Ty'Son. On films, he pops. Hot take - he's better than Gus Edwards.
It's a bit of apples and oranges though. Ingram is currently rostered by Houston so it wasn't as simple as merely signing him.I think the Bell signing is good for Edwards and Williams. Had the Ravens signed Mark Ingram, I think that would have been a bigger threat to this backfield.
I’m pretty sure you’re better than Levon Bell.Well now he just needs to be better than Leveon Bell.
Or Latavius MurrayWell now he just needs to be better than Leveon Bell.
Belongs in the superstitions topic, but after I named my baseball team Acuña Moncada Acuña tore his ACL, so…####, I drafted yesterday and named my team The Gus Bus.
ETA: Is this my fault?
He’s probably dust but also Ty’Son’s history doesn’t exactly scream breakout either.I’m pretty sure you’re better than Levon Bell.
Yeah that would make sense.Or Latavius Murray
Could be...but at this rate, Murray might be afraid to play on that Baltimore practice field.Or Latavius Murray
Seriously - fire that groundskeeper!Could be...but at this rate, Murray might be afraid to play on that Baltimore practice field.
The starting RB for the most run-heavy team in the NFL
wth am I missing here??
Depending on Bell’s competence, of course.The starting RB for the most run-heavy team in the NFL
Who would you ask for? I mean, if the kid does start then he IS the RB1 behind that massive Baltimore line unless they trade for Murray/Ingram/David Johnson type.I hate to be that guy, but this is probably an excellent sell high window right now.