leftcoastguy7
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Rams whole team looks pathetic.
Are we brave enough to give Stacy another start visiting the Bucs this week?
Are we brave enough to give Stacy another start visiting the Bucs this week?
Yup, we are......Rams whole team looks pathetic.
Are we brave enough to give Stacy another start visiting the Bucs this week?
The good news is that the Bucs looked pretty pathetic, too.Yup, we are......Rams whole team looks pathetic.
Are we brave enough to give Stacy another start visiting the Bucs this week?
Since my other options include Doug Martin and a former Ravens RB (plus Ellington): yep!Rams whole team looks pathetic.
Are we brave enough to give Stacy another start visiting the Bucs this week?
I can't believe it's week 2 and I'm probably going with Greene over Stacy.Starting Ingram over Stacy today....
Nice start to the 2nd Zac...Nice half for Stacy. Through 1.5 games, Cunningham hasnt been a barn-burner.
Two steps forward, one step back...I guess it's good it's not the other way around.Nice game yesterday. What we've learned:
-Zac Stacy is the heart of this offense yet again
-Stacy's YPC went down as they were aligning for the winning FGA and being safe with the ball; 3-4 attempts for 1 yd maybe? Otherwise, for having no runs of greater than 15yds, he looked good....getting significant yds after contact and moving the chains
-Cunningham hasnt materialized as much of a threat at all running the ball. Benny also missed a block or two in pass pro. If Mason was going to make a move to #2, now would be his chance....but apparently Mason isnt progressing as expected.
-The fumble Stacy had was one where he will not be blamed in the film room. A random foot from a player that was diving someplace kicked it loose.
-The offense is centered around run & play-action pass/boots. It reminds me of what Seattle tries to do, but with less talent at all spots. If they can keep games close, then they'll be able to pass effectively and move the chains. But until the Rams can pass effectively when everyone knows they're passing, then defenses will continue to load up on the run and that will limit Rams RB potential
Prognosis:
Stacy will face a mess of 8 man fronts yet again this year. But all signs through two games show that he will be the centerpiece of the offense and will likely be as rock-steady a #2 RB as you can have. But asking for RB1 stats from a Rams RB this year is asking too much.
Running Back: Zac Stacy, STL (+2.9)
67 yards on 12 carries, with four missed tackles forced on the ground. Adding another 54 yards through the air Stacy had the best showing of any running back in the league yesterday.
Stacy will soon be out of the committee, he sucks.Its over. Stacy, Cunningham, Mason committee hell.
he looks like he isnt even tryingStacy will soon be out of the committee, he sucks.Its over. Stacy, Cunningham, Mason committee hell.
Cunningham/Mason combo for the future.
In this case accurate.Anecdotes are the weakest argument.I remember Felix Jones owners feeling the exact same way about DeMarco Murray.It's very possible that holding off Mason isn't even much of an achievement given the success of 3rd round rookies.
i have B.Cunningham handcuffed....i may make a play for Mason on the waiver wire and dump StacyHis fantasy outlook is pretty bleak right now. What are owners doing with him in redraft and dynasty?
Will drop him in a redraft in this week's waivers and try to get Mason instead. Haven't started him once and probably won't do so for the rest of the season.His fantasy outlook is pretty bleak right now. What are owners doing with him in redraft and dynasty?
I own stacy ,have since last year, and i can say that Cunningham just runs harder . Stacy runs forward and into a pile of defenders while Benny has a few juke moves and gains more yards. I say Benny is running better .shader said:I really like Stacy. Watching him closely for two years has really made me a believer in him. Yeah, he's not explosive, but he's a proto-typical RB. But with all these RB's touching the ball, in that division...Stacy's outlook isn't great. The annoying RB in this potential RBBC is Cunningham, because Cunningham really doesn't do anything better than Stacy, so they just kill each other's value.
Zac Stacy - RB - Rams
Zac Stacy played on just 26-of-76 snaps (34.2 percent) in Monday night's loss to the 49ers.
Stacy is still the "starter," but he's been getting outplayed by Benny Cunningham (39 snaps) since the preseason. The Rams are now turning to a committee. Tre Mason (nine snaps) will continue to earn more and more looks as the team's best pure runner at the expense of Stacy. Owners should not want to mess with this backfield as starting options right now, especially against the Seahawks in Week 7.
Related: Benny Cunningham, Tre Mason
Source: profootballfocus.com
Oct 14 - 10:51 AM
I'm doing it in a redraft, since I think I've seen enough of STL this season to know that he won't be THE back there. Therefore I won't be starting him this season on my team and Mason might(!) take the job and run away with it.I wish McKinnon were available.
I'm not sure it makes sense to cut Stacy for Mason, which seems to be my best option.
Zac Stacy - RB - Rams
Speaking Tuesday, Rams coach Jeff Fisher confirmed there were "no physical issues" with Zac Stacy in Monday's loss to the 49ers.
Fisher said the team simply wanted to use three running backs, and has "no problem" using a committee going forward. Stacy was the Rams' least-successful runner against the 49ers, managing only 17 yards on eight carries. Benny Cunningham went 7/21, while rookie Tre Mason took the rock five times for 40 yards. We wouldn't call Stacy outright droppable in 12-team leagues, but this situation promises to be a mess for weeks to come, especially against the Seahawks' elite run defense in Week 7.
Related: Benny Cunningham, Tre Mason
Source: Jim Thomas on Twitter
Oct 14 - 7:31 PM
Zac Stacy (ankle) did not practice Wednesday.
Coach Jeff Fisher said there were "no physical issues" with Stacy in Monday's loss to the 49ers, but he's now apparently dealing with an ankle injury. Benny Cunningham led the Rams' backfield in snaps in Week 6, with Tre Mason also mixing in. Stacy's status will be updated again on Thursday.
Source: Jim Thomas on Twitter
Oct 15 - 7:05 PM
Zac Stacy - RB - Rams
Rams OC Brian Schottenheimer confirmed the team is using a "hot hand" approach at running back.
"Early in the game, we try to get guys multiple touches," Schottenheimer said, "then we try to go with the hot hand late in the game." The approach explains why Zac Stacy has averaged 12.2 carries this season after seeing 20.8 carries a start last season. With Tre Mason now in the mix, Stacy should see his share of the workload fall even farther. He is not worth a start against the Seahawks this week, and could be playing himself out of fantasy relevancy.
Source: St Louis Post-Dispatch
Oct 18 - 10:52 AM
Have you played fantasy football before? Stacy was was a high-plus RB in PFF in September and was actually the difference in one game for a win for me already this year. If you read upstream, you'd see many we're wise enough to handcuff him w/2 cheap guys whose value both plummeted in August due to inept pass blocking and other reasons; and Mason may turn out to be awesome or not someday, whatever...we got him cheaper than we thought we would in the Spring.3.9ypc shouldve been your first clue.
grabbing the best RB in the draft this year shouldve been your second.
Everyone's a genius after the fact.3.9ypc shouldve been your first clue.
grabbing the best RB in the draft this year shouldve been your second.
visit the tre mason threadEveryone's a genius after the fact.3.9ypc shouldve been your first clue.
grabbing the best RB in the draft this year shouldve been your second.
Zac Stacy didn't register a single touch in the Rams' Week 7 win over the Seahawks.
Benny Cunningham got the start for the Rams, with Stacy playing just one snap all afternoon. But it was Tre Mason who took control of the backfield by out-touching Cunningham 18-7. Stacy isn't injured, as he was seen on the sideline just waiting to see if he'd play. He simply hasn't been effective all season, and the Rams are making a switch. Stacy can now safely be dropped in 12- and 14-team leagues as the Rams' No. 3 running back. He's a slow mover who doesn't do anything in the pass game. He's Matt Asiata and Shonn Greene's child.
Oct 19 - 4:42 PM
Great, Mason's high-profile fumble has a decent chance of making things cloudy again....... <_<
what did you hear in the presser? Did Fisher brush it off and promoted him to the first team? That would be sweet...Great, Mason's high-profile fumble has a decent chance of making things cloudy again....... <_<
18 touches to 7 v Cunningham.what did you hear in the presser? Did Fisher brush it off and promoted him to the first team? That would be sweet...Great, Mason's high-profile fumble has a decent chance of making things cloudy again....... <_<
Oh, yeah..that I could see anywhere including the 10 times you posted it already.18 touches to 7 v Cunningham.what did you hear in the presser? Did Fisher brush it off and promoted him to the first team? That would be sweet...Great, Mason's high-profile fumble has a decent chance of making things cloudy again....... <_<
0 for Stacy
draw your own conclusions about who is first string now.