No that wasn't directed at you. Just the basic premise of this entire thread.
His first two seasons combine for 630 yards, he had tonnes of drops, allegedly couldn't get the offense in his head, rarely saw the field.MrUbuto wrote: ↑Tue Sep 18, 2018 12:43 pm How is agholor considered a bust? His 3rd year which us supposed to be the break out year he caught for over 700 yards and was the WR 20.
Not blow your socks off numbers but we all knew he was going to take time. To me he's exactly on pace for where he was drafted (late first round)
He is currently the WR 1 in a very potent offense with a pro bowl QB. If you don't already own him I think He would be very expensive and if he's not then you should certainly be buying.
Everyone always always looks at the few rare cases when a 1st or 2nd year guy just blows up instead of the norm.nathanq42 wrote: ↑Tue Sep 18, 2018 6:13 pmHis first two seasons combine for 630 yards, he had tonnes of drops, allegedly couldn't get the offense in his head, rarely saw the field.MrUbuto wrote: ↑Tue Sep 18, 2018 12:43 pm How is agholor considered a bust? His 3rd year which us supposed to be the break out year he caught for over 700 yards and was the WR 20.
Not blow your socks off numbers but we all knew he was going to take time. To me he's exactly on pace for where he was drafted (late first round)
He is currently the WR 1 in a very potent offense with a pro bowl QB. If you don't already own him I think He would be very expensive and if he's not then you should certainly be buying.
I cut bait awhile back but grabbed him last year. Glad I've got him again. Looks like he is figuring it out
If by a while you mean 1 year then sure.MrUbuto wrote: ↑Tue Sep 18, 2018 6:26 pmEveryone always always looks at the few rare cases when a 1st or 2nd year guy just blows up instead of the norm.nathanq42 wrote: ↑Tue Sep 18, 2018 6:13 pmHis first two seasons combine for 630 yards, he had tonnes of drops, allegedly couldn't get the offense in his head, rarely saw the field.MrUbuto wrote: ↑Tue Sep 18, 2018 12:43 pm How is agholor considered a bust? His 3rd year which us supposed to be the break out year he caught for over 700 yards and was the WR 20.
Not blow your socks off numbers but we all knew he was going to take time. To me he's exactly on pace for where he was drafted (late first round)
He is currently the WR 1 in a very potent offense with a pro bowl QB. If you don't already own him I think He would be very expensive and if he's not then you should certainly be buying.
I cut bait awhile back but grabbed him last year. Glad I've got him again. Looks like he is figuring it out
Antonio brown took awhile too
Fingers crossed it is him...Life of Pablo wrote: ↑Thu Sep 20, 2018 11:55 am Better not be Doctson considering I'll finally be pulling the plug on him tomorrow
Well, it looks slimmer now.Cameron Giles wrote: ↑Sat Mar 31, 2018 1:33 pmThis thread is an interesting read, but I lean towards this.
I think the issue is that a lot of the recent 1st round WR's simply aren't that good. Granted, I will not dismiss that one of these players can become a stud. I still think Corey Davis is going to be a really good WR and I'd be buying low on him anywhere I could. But, if we're looking at this list:
Reason For Optimism?
Corey Davis
Josh Doctson
Will Fuller
Maybe
Devante Parker
Nelson Agholor
Mike Williams
Corey Coleman
John Ross
Slim To No Chance:
Phillip Dorsett
Breshad Perriman
Kevin White
Laquon Treadwell
And at the same time, I would not be surprised at all if none of these players amount to their upside.
I thought getting Corey at the back end of the 1st was a steal! Steaming pile on offense for sureServo wrote: ↑Wed Sep 26, 2018 3:50 pm Obviously none of these guys were perfect prospects but it's this kinda crap that sets back dynasty owners for years...hoping for that YR2 or YR3 breakout...
It's no wonder most leagues saw all 8 RBs go in the first round of rookie drafts. When guys like Juju/Kupp/Thomas/Shepard/Golladay/etc/etc are all having better starts to their careers...it's almost like it's a golden rule today to pass on the 1st RD WR and take any other one with your 2nd round pick. I guess we'll see if the vaunted 2019 class can change that.
Sadly we haven't seen much from Corey Davis since the Titans are a steaming pile on offense.
Blackout wrote: ↑Mon Apr 02, 2018 7:20 pm Who will join the 1K+ yards club ?
Good candidates to do and repeat
1/ Davis - Once 50% - Twice 25% - Thrice 10%
2/ Williams - Once 35% - Twice 15% - Thrice 5%
Potential but need some production help (maybe some games without the WR1, Hopkins and OBJ, no star QB injury, game not too much spread...or be on the field and stay focus...isn't it DeVante ? Very optimistic scenario for him...but i don't believe he will...just chances...that he burns one after one)
3/ Fuller - Once 25% - Twice 10% - Thrice 0%
4/ Shepard - Once 20 % - Twice 5% - Thrice 0%
5/ Parker - Once 15% - Twice 5% - Thrice 0%
Sleepers
6/ Agholor - Once 15% - Twice 0% -Thrice 0%
7/ Coleman - Once 10% - Twice 0% - Thrice 0%
8/ Ross - Once 5% - Twice 0% - Thrice 0%
Miss the cut : White, Doctson, Treadwell, Perriman, Dorsett
Edit : Oops Shepard is off-topic. He was "only" a high 2nd rounder. But i like his chances. Others high ones like Samuel and Z.Jones, i don't think so. D.Smith and Green-Beckham no need to mention them. Maybe Funchess.
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