Coming into the season, the expert community assumed Bradshaw would get the receptions departed RB Derrick Ward received in 2008 (41). Instead, he has just six through the Giants' 1st five games.
While this stat already surpasses the five balls he caught in 2008, it is still on pace for 18 catches on the season. A total that is decidedly un-PPR favorable.
Like Tony Romo last week, is this the week you give-up on Bradshaw as a 2-3 receptions per week option?
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Showing posts with label new york giants. Show all posts
Sunday, October 18, 2009
Friday, October 09, 2009
Black And Blue Report: Eli Manning
Will Carroll's Black & Blue Report at Football Outsiders:
"While we all know the 'any given Sunday' mantra of the NFL, facing the Raiders with an injury to Manning at least has to make the Giants think 'we could get away with David Carr, couldn't we?' Eli Manning is ranked fifth overall by DYAR (second among Mannings)."
Not much new on the injury, but the high ranking of Eli by FO is notable. Gives the start/sit decision between Kurt Warner and the younger Manning brother a little more consideration.
"While we all know the 'any given Sunday' mantra of the NFL, facing the Raiders with an injury to Manning at least has to make the Giants think 'we could get away with David Carr, couldn't we?' Eli Manning is ranked fifth overall by DYAR (second among Mannings)."
Not much new on the injury, but the high ranking of Eli by FO is notable. Gives the start/sit decision between Kurt Warner and the younger Manning brother a little more consideration.
Sunday, September 27, 2009
Week Three Start/Sit Pierre Thomas
Looking at a choice between New Orleans Saints RB Pierre Thomas, New York Giants RB Ahmad Bradshaw and Washington Redskins WR Santana Moss at my Flex.
I am leaning towards Bradshaw against a horrible Buccaneers defense.
Thomas worries me a little with all the talk of Lynell Hamilton and a concern about the knee.
Moss is intriguing as he gets a bad Lions team on turf. Looks like the typical 1 in 5 Moss explosion.
I am leaning towards Bradshaw against a horrible Buccaneers defense.
Thomas worries me a little with all the talk of Lynell Hamilton and a concern about the knee.
Moss is intriguing as he gets a bad Lions team on turf. Looks like the typical 1 in 5 Moss explosion.
Saturday, September 26, 2009
Start/Sit Week Three
At Flex in a PPR, Jacksonville Jaguars WR Michale Sims-Walker or New York Giants RB Ahmad Bradshaw?
Sims-Walker faces a bottom 10 Houston Texans' passing yards allowed defense, but a league worst rushing yards allowed defense. Bradshaw faces a putrid Tampa Bay Bucanneers defense that cannot stop the pass or the run, but splits time with Brandon Jacobs.
Sims-Walker faces a bottom 10 Houston Texans' passing yards allowed defense, but a league worst rushing yards allowed defense. Bradshaw faces a putrid Tampa Bay Bucanneers defense that cannot stop the pass or the run, but splits time with Brandon Jacobs.
Tuesday, September 01, 2009
Fantasy Football: New York Sleeper WRs
In PPR formats, the New York Giants Steve Smith looks like a 5/60 WR. In non-PPR formats, Giants' WR Domenick Hixon looks like a 3/60 WR.
The New York Jets Chansi Stuckey and David Clowney look like Domenick Hixon types right now. Unfortunately, there is no clear differentiations between the two. Half a Hixon is not good.
The New York Jets Chansi Stuckey and David Clowney look like Domenick Hixon types right now. Unfortunately, there is no clear differentiations between the two. Half a Hixon is not good.
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Fantasy Football: Who Would You Pick
New York Giants RB Ahmad Bradshaw or Baltimore Ravens Rb Ray Rice?
Fantasy Football: Who Would You Rather Have
New York Giants WR Domenick Hixon or Miami Dolphins WR Ted Ginn, Jr.?
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