who do ou like more Keke Coutee or Nyheim Hines?

[Skulls]

Havent updated my sig in a bit, but if you needed equal help at both RB and WR, who do you like more Keke Coutee or Nyheim Hines?...this has been offered to me


Thank You

[Goddard]

Hines

[Kkiddynamite]

I actually like Keke... I think he will win the starting slot job in Hou... can contribute on special teams... Think people are maybe sleeping on Keke a little... I want no part of the mess that is the Colts backfield. Just me though

[HughHoney]

I actually like Keke... I think he will win the starting slot job in Hou... can contribute on special teams... Think people are maybe sleeping on Keke a little... I want no part of the mess that is the Colts backfield. Just me though

I like Coutee and agree he’ll win the slot job. But Hines easily for me. Think he’ll be used in a lot of different ways and lead the Colt backfield in fantasy points in PPR.

[Panthers357]

Hines

[ArrylT]

Surprised you didnt put a poll - as this is a great poll type question. Also what do you mean this has been offered to you? As in you got an offer that was basically a choice between the two? In exchange for what?

[bills2]

Hines for me. Could be a ppr monster

[Kkiddynamite]

Hines for me. Could be a ppr monster

Or could be irrelevant next year when they draft a RB on day 1 or trade for Tevin Coleman or somebody. They’re RB of the future is not on the team imo. Also not a fan of gadget players and thats what Hines is imo. Small to play WR, never be a 3 down RB.. his floor may be higher but so is his ceiling imo. I know most guys prefer Hines, Im just not one of them.

[Johnny Canuck]

Or could be irrelevant next year...

Just like keke could be...lol

Also not a fan of gadget players and thats what Hines is imo. Small to play WR, never be a 3 down RB.

Just because he’s on the shorter/lighter side doesn’t mean he’s a gadget player. Did u watch the tape before you came to your conclusions? He ran really well between the tackles AND can catch. Hines was far from gadgety at NCS. If anything Hines ran like a traditional RB, while Samuels was the gadget guy at NCS.

Also Hines has a 30.1 BMI. Anything at around 30 is considered standard for most good RBs. For reference, he has a higher BMI than: McCaff, Ronald Jones, AP, Barry Sanders, Jamaal Charles, Chris Johnson, Tiki Barber, Curtis Martin, Thurman Thomas, Ricky Watters, and Terrell Davis just to name a few. He’s short, but he’s compact and quick as lightning, ntm doesn’t run like a small back, he’ll welcome contact and fight for yards.

I like Keke as well, but even just looking at the depth chart of both teams it’s pretty easy to see a path to touches for Hines whereas Keke will have to beat out Fuller or have Hopkins get injured to see enough work to be fantasy relevant.

The answers to the OP’s question is Hines, and its not all that close.