cdogge

I disagree - If he's truly on the right track he'll get another opportunity. He's too talented for somebody not to look at him. Especially the Browns and not having anybody to throw the ball too. Plus it would be a great feel-good story. All assuming he's cleared by Roger G obviously.

Glad to see they moved on from that ugly situation. Guy won't have much luck with that o-line though.

If we're talking TE's Njoku might be worth a look. Especially considering how weak that position is this year.

He's a well-spoken guy and seems to be genuinely ready to commit... I'm rooting for him.

See I think Harbaugh will feed him plenty of carries until we see that fumble pop up. West had -7 yards last week on 4 carries. He done

He might not be great at any one thing but he does seem to be a "down-hill" type runner. Looked decent enough.

Gallman is the best option they have. They're 0-4 and drafted the guy in the 4th round for a reason. He can pass block well enough to not be a liability (like most rookie RB's). I wouldn't be surprised to see him get 15 carries this week.

Yeah... agree with Cavern. Collins

I'm starting him this week due to injuries and Tevin Coleman on bye

.5 ppr start 2 wr's, 2rb's and a flex RB: Mixon Tevin Coleman Theo Riddick Derek Henry Alex Collins Wayne Gallman Marlon Mack WR: Micheal Thomas Doug Baldwin Brandon Cooks Davante Adams Obviously my rb's are terrible... (I lost DJ). I've been offered Jay Ajayi for Brandon Cooks. Do I accept? I'm leaning yes

I have an offer to receive Jay Ajayi for my Cooks.... I'm thinking about pulling the trigger.

I'd say they're pretty even for this week but the Ravens have several tasty matchups the next couple weeks.

I think they know...Hill sucks and Bernard is a 3rd down guy. They just need to remain somewhat balanced and actually block somebody.

The Packers backfield suddenly screams "open competition" to me.

Since Dalton is now showing at least some signs of life it should translate to a less crowded box. In theory anyway.

Brown? I mean... I'd temper expectations but you can't really bench the guy unless you're playing in a 4 person league.

I'd bank more on Smith-Schuster again. Jags top 2 corners are legit. Middle of the field.... not so much.

I'm going strictly off his health. If he's truly healthy I'd rather have him under center with zero practice vs the alternate. If they feel he's at some sort of risk of re-injury than who knows.

I felt like Clev. was a decent stream this week regardless.... I do wonder just how much of a difference he can make in his 1st NFL game.

I'd go Collins as well although I do think Gallman remains lead back in that offense.

I thought about editing my comment but you are correct. I probably should have said something more like "Highly doubt he'll perform like #1 overall pick".

I'd probably go with Prosise as far as total value goes & assuming you're in at least a half ppr. Lacy is too fat/slow to counter their o-line. I guy like that needs to build a little momentum before 1st contact. Not happening

Likely week 7 without any setbacks. Best case would be week 6.

See I wouldn't expect RB1 per se. The Cardinals o-line is one of the worst in recent memory. He'll obviously still be a no-brainer start if he returns but Palmer probably won't be alive by then either.

They'll feed Aaron Jones this week. Cobb might get 2 touches out of the backfield from a jet sweep or two. 2 touches for Rip also (maybe a goal-line). Jones is a solid back and the Packers know Ty Mont. is still a WR. Call him a RB all you want but he's a WR. I can easily see a timeshare once Ty is back as the pack realizes they can't run him like a true workhorse back.