I think you make a great point about perception. I went through this exercise last year in a 14 team redraft at #7 position, wavering between Shady and the top tier WR's. I had the perception that McCoy was always, as you put it, "A tick behind the all pro studs." However, in my instance, that perception came from almost always being in standard leagues where his versatility isn't rewarded and he doesn't get into the end zone as consistently as some of the all pro studs. I also think many have that perception because McCoy always seems to be in the top 5 but rarely the #1. Having that said, I completely agree that you should be incredibly happy if Barkley hits those figures, kinda setting yourself up for disappointment if you expect him to surpass Emmitt Smith before he even gets drafted.lukkynumber13 wrote: ↑Sat Feb 03, 2018 11:43 am Lesean McCoy's career stat lines, in terms of total yards and total TDs:
945 and 4
1672 and 9
1624 and 20
1213 and 5 (only 12 games)
2146 and 11
1474 and 5
1187 and 5 (only 12 games)
1623 and 14
1586 and 8
I understand what some are saying in the sense that, from a redraft perspective especially, he often has been seen each year as a tick behind the "all pro studs" at RB, whoever that guy is any given year - AP, Charles, Bell, Zeke, Kamara, etc. But that's his PERCEPTION. In reality, if the career stat lines listed above were the future lines for Saquon, you're telling me you'd be upset?
Btw those lines don't even include any PPR bonus. The dude has 441 catches.
Saquon Barkley Career Comparison
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Re: Saquon Barkley Career Comparison
12 Team .5 PPR Dynasty Start 1QB, 2RB, 2WR, 1FLEX, 1TE, 1 DEF, 1K
2018: 2nd
2019: Champs
2020: 2nd
2021: 2nd
2022: 2nd
2023: Champs
QB: L. Jackson, D.Prescott, K. Cousins
RB: S. Barkley, A. Kamara, A. Jones, K. Miller, J. Ford, D. Singletary, J. Williams
WR: J. Jefferson, A.St. Brown, DK Metcalf, M. Brown, N. Collins, C. Kirk, J. Smith-Schuster, C. Tillman
TE: D. Waller, D. Njoku, D. Goedert
Draft picks:
2024 - 1.12, 2.12, 3.05, 4.12
2025 - 1st (Other Owner), 2nd, 4th
2026 - 1st, 2nd (Other Owner)
2018: 2nd
2019: Champs
2020: 2nd
2021: 2nd
2022: 2nd
2023: Champs
QB: L. Jackson, D.Prescott, K. Cousins
RB: S. Barkley, A. Kamara, A. Jones, K. Miller, J. Ford, D. Singletary, J. Williams
WR: J. Jefferson, A.St. Brown, DK Metcalf, M. Brown, N. Collins, C. Kirk, J. Smith-Schuster, C. Tillman
TE: D. Waller, D. Njoku, D. Goedert
Draft picks:
2024 - 1.12, 2.12, 3.05, 4.12
2025 - 1st (Other Owner), 2nd, 4th
2026 - 1st, 2nd (Other Owner)
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Re: Saquon Barkley Career Comparison
Looking at McCoys stats I do believe I’ve had McCoy every year he had a down year then would sour on him and watch him fall in drafts and then he looks like the next Faulk when I don’t have him..
My view of McCoy is a bit tainted as I’ve been sky high on him certain years and he would have a down year ... Sometimes you always seem to be on the wrong side of a player or a team ..
That said Barkley perceived value is that he’s gonna be the next LT - Emmitt type and hopefully McCoy is closer to his floor then his upside ..
My view of McCoy is a bit tainted as I’ve been sky high on him certain years and he would have a down year ... Sometimes you always seem to be on the wrong side of a player or a team ..
That said Barkley perceived value is that he’s gonna be the next LT - Emmitt type and hopefully McCoy is closer to his floor then his upside ..
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WR OBJ , Julio- AJG- Kupp- Sanders- John Brown- Allison- MVS- Hogan - T Williams- Humphries
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