polecatt 484 Posted 10 hours ago 1 hour ago, Ray_T said: he looked good on the opening couple of drives, and it went downhill from there. offense lost momentum on a 4th down gamble when they gave up the FG to try to go for the TD. at that point I think Caleb was 10/11. this is a good defense, so I'd at least give it another week before letting panic set in. I have a feeling this defense will make a few QB look bad this year. I've never been to high on him. Drake Maye was the better pick IMO I don't know if he ever turns into a great QB but I think he may be okay for fantasy for a while. Maybe he's another player needing a change of scenery Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
defectivesupport 8 Posted 6 hours ago 13 hours ago, nobody said: This is an interesting one to me. I'm assuming he's going to fade back behind Njoku, but are they running a bunch of two tightend sets? The best part about his usage was he didn't take any of Njokus routes (Njoku still had 85% of routes run last week and 14% target). Fannin had: 72% snaps, 67% routes and 21% target - of those 29% slot and 6% RB. He even got 10% first down per target rate. They were running completely different routes and fannin was getting tailored plays and being moved around. A situation to watch at the very least, but this seems like a situation where it seems like his price will go up quickly Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Hardcore troubadour 15,658 Posted 4 hours ago 12 hours ago, Ray_T said: well, if you dont think the team will compete for a playoff spot, at least you wait until the team is eliminated from playoff contention. that way the fan base wont blame the rookie for the bad year. seems like a small thing but once the fans get on your rookie starter, thats a big burden for a young player to carry. This at least takes the pressure off of him when he does finally get in to play. We won’t blame him. We know who is to blame. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
