Squintz82

The last time Robinson played the Texans, they were missing their top corner.

Haven't seen any waivers process in any of my leagues.

Ha, figures. I'll wait

Yep, that's when they have always run. But 2 of my leagues still show pending transactions. I canceled one and re-submitted, and got an error message: "You cannot submit a new waiver claim on this player until outstanding claims by other managers and have been processed (400)"

That's odd

1. Denver is not that scary. See L. Murray today. 2. His floor (in ppr) is fantastic. Without the TD yesterday, he still had a decent outing because he catches passes and plays almost every snap when the game is close or trailing.

Victory points has helped this in my league. 2 points for a H2H win, and 1 additional point for a top 6 score. Rewards good teams, opposed to lucky teams.

FWIW, Jags are bringing in a new QB coach to work on Bortles' mechanics. It can't get much worse than here, and Robinson is still getting looks. While his schedule is the definition of BRUTAL down the stretch, garbage time is always nice.

Dumb report as it seems late. Don't think he got worse on Sunday, so I don't see why it was reported now.

Source on #Titans RB DeMarco Murray (toe) MRI: No structural damage. Day-to-day. https://mobile.twitter.com/caplannfl/status/792454346868977664

Rawls hasn't been 100% yet. Any player will look terrible while playing injured.

Titans coach Mike Mularkey said Derrick Henry's workloads will remain gameflow dependent. "It was just the flow of how the game was going," said Mularkey on Henry's season-high 16 carries. "We've done a good job with these guys. I think it's more of how the game is going along." Henry had 97 total yards and a touchdown in Thursday's win after getting held to three carries the last two games. He got most of his work when DeMarco Murray (toe) left late in the first half. The Titans plan to remain a one-back offense, but Henry could push for some standalone value with matchups against San Diego and the Colts two of the next three weeks. Murray is on pace for a league-high 320 carries.

Alright, now we're just spreading misinformation. No, he wasn't running any differently after halftime. Both CJA and Lacy were in close games when they remained in. Let's reel in the wildly biased comments. Yep, he could have turf toe. But no one has noticed any difference after halftime aside from them resting him in a blowout. 3rd quarter: http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-game-highlights/0ap3000000728964/DeMarco-Murray-accelerates-for-18-yard-rush

There were a few medical professionals tweeting last night that it looked like nothing more than a cramp, but I took that with a grain of salt. I can't see why they have him return in a blowout if there was any risk of further injury. They ran the ball 37 times last night with a huge lead, so there was no reason not to spell Murray for long periods. But as stated in this thread, you need to roster Henry if you have Murray.

You could've gotten more at a position that actually helped you.

Starting him because my other option is Allen Robinson on TNF. Jeffery hasn't been the problem, and his situation improves with Cutler.

Are you implying that Ridley gets goal line carries because they are afraid of hurting Freeman. Hilarious. Coleman might not even be out that long. They have an important division game on a short week after this game. I wouldn't be surprised if the Falcons wanted to rest him to see if he can return next Thursday. There's no way Ridley does anything, especially with Ward promoted.

Marshall had a huge game last season in London. I don't think it has a similar effect to Thursday night.

Ridley couldn't make it past camp for the Colts. He's not going to do anything on Sunday.

He will average much more against SF

Would anyone sit CMike vs Ari for Quizz? I'm leaning towards it.

Would anyone start him over CMike against Arizona this week?

So you're basing this off of past seasons. Different supporting cast, different coaching. I guess we'll see.

Do you watch the games or just read box scores? He, along with the entire offense is unlike any season he's played so far. At home against one of softest defenses in the league, and you predict he falls off? http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2016/10/13/matt-ryan-gaining-yardage-at-a-rate-unseen-in-half-a-century/

Let's stop doubting Matt Ryan. He's an elite QB1 for the rest of the season. Toughest part of the schedule behind him.