SEA RBs - Walker v Charbonnet
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Re: SEA RBs - Walker v Charbonnet
Well, to the Walker advocates - he’s still near the worst in the league in stuffed runs and his rushing efficiency numbers are not strong. Charbonnet appears to be running in similar game situations and is succeeding about as well as Walker as his workload has risen. It’s pretty much what we discussed earlier - Walker is a boom/bust runner with homerun capability where Charbonnet has less variability and runs stronger but doesn’t give you the big splash play.
That’s a great combination for a NFL team but should give some pause for thought that Walker may be negatively impacted if Charbonnet carves out a greater workload, and he is trending that way. Charbonnet also was out on patterns more than Walker and had a better blocking grade.
Walker has looked great so far and I’m still a fan, but is it sustainable?
That’s a great combination for a NFL team but should give some pause for thought that Walker may be negatively impacted if Charbonnet carves out a greater workload, and he is trending that way. Charbonnet also was out on patterns more than Walker and had a better blocking grade.
Walker has looked great so far and I’m still a fan, but is it sustainable?
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Re: SEA RBs - Walker v Charbonnet
Walker was announced offensive player of the week for the NFC.
https://twitter.com/SeahawkNerd/status/ ... 5922955312
Also the stuffed run rate thing, the context is needed. This guy breaks it down fairly well IMO. He's picking his spots much better, and he's created some amazing chunk plays, and a TD, as a result.
https://twitter.com/CigarThoughts/statu ... 0274611556
https://twitter.com/SeahawkNerd/status/ ... 5922955312
Also the stuffed run rate thing, the context is needed. This guy breaks it down fairly well IMO. He's picking his spots much better, and he's created some amazing chunk plays, and a TD, as a result.
https://twitter.com/CigarThoughts/statu ... 0274611556
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Re: SEA RBs - Walker v Charbonnet
Walker has looked good this year, despite some poor OL play. Today really exemplifies what I have been saying all along. He's the 1. The Charbonnet pick was to upgrade the 2 position. The Hawks brass value the RB position more with draft capital than most teams in this da and age.
Charbonnet, the RB2, was out today. Kenneth Walker was the only RB to see a carry. That shows you what they think of the RB positon behind Walker. It's why they drafted Zach, and a reminder of the thread's premise, of the idea that Zach would quite possibly be the guy to take over the better FF option over KW. It's not happening, again, outside of injury. The Hawks don't trust anyone beyond KW, on today's roster, clearly. Charbs is the guy they want for that, and YES. Today is a good sign, that if Walker is to miss time, which he likely will at some point, you can plug Charbs in with confidence, if he's healthy. He'll take the bulk of the touches minus K9.
Charbonnet, the RB2, was out today. Kenneth Walker was the only RB to see a carry. That shows you what they think of the RB positon behind Walker. It's why they drafted Zach, and a reminder of the thread's premise, of the idea that Zach would quite possibly be the guy to take over the better FF option over KW. It's not happening, again, outside of injury. The Hawks don't trust anyone beyond KW, on today's roster, clearly. Charbs is the guy they want for that, and YES. Today is a good sign, that if Walker is to miss time, which he likely will at some point, you can plug Charbs in with confidence, if he's healthy. He'll take the bulk of the touches minus K9.
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Re: SEA RBs - Walker v Charbonnet
walker's burst and cuts are exceptional. still has the tendency to get lost in traffic if he can't use his top gear soonish, but it's already better than last season.
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What are folks doing with their Charb shares? Trying to sell to KW owner as a handcuff? Holding?
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Re: SEA RBs - Walker v Charbonnet
Difficult to say moving forward. Walker is still clearly the RB1 but Charbonnet has been a more productive and reliable rusher when given the opportunity. Walker's stuff rate is still way too high and Charbonnet ypa is significantly better. It looked like Charbonnet was getting earlier opportunities in games before he got hurt. Walker has looked much better in the passing game than last season and has been a more productive receiver.
It still looks to me like it has the ingredients to morph into a RBBC where both guys could be FF relevant. It may be wishful thinking by me as a Charbonnet owner, but he’s shown me his skill set has transferred to the NFL and that both guys are capable RBs. I can easily see the workload getting more balanced as the season wears on as Carroll tries to keep both guys as healthy as possible.
Re: SEA RBs - Walker v Charbonnet
Clearly holding. He's one injury away from being a top 10 runningback. I load up on these types of RBs (anyone with a pulse) wherever I can, just waiting to flip them. Even on my contenders, my fliers are backup RBs. This year alone I got several basically for free - Moss, Ford, Williams, Henderson. And that's not including the ones I drafted for 2nds like Achane, Charb, Miller, etc.
Sell them when they hit, not before.
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Re: SEA RBs - Walker v Charbonnet
IDK about being top 10, but yeah, he's one injury away from a significant touch share, and that's when you sell, not now.CGW wrote: ↑Mon Oct 23, 2023 7:44 amClearly holding. He's one injury away from being a top 10 runningback. I load up on these types of RBs (anyone with a pulse) wherever I can, just waiting to flip them. Even on my contenders, my fliers are backup RBs. This year alone I got several basically for free - Moss, Ford, Williams, Henderson. And that's not including the ones I drafted for 2nds like Achane, Charb, Miller, etc.
Sell them when they hit, not before.
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Re: SEA RBs - Walker v Charbonnet
Holding. I have two Charb shares, and I am not selling low.
I have tried to buy Charb in leagues where I own KW3, but sellers still looking for a late 24 1st in 12 team SF leagues, which is too rich for me to pay right now.
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What would be the point of selling him?MacDaddy123 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 23, 2023 11:42 amHolding. I have two Charb shares, and I am not selling low.
I have tried to buy Charb in leagues where I own KW3, but sellers still looking for a late 24 1st in 12 team SF leagues, which is too rich for me to pay right now.
He's an elite handcuff. If you really want to move off you really don't have any choice but to wait until Walker gets injured (like all RBs eventually do) and his value spikes.
Because he's a genuinely good talent he's going to have a lot more trade value than some other elite handcuffs of the past like Alexander Mattison.
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That’s where he was going after this past NFL draft and now he’s shown he can play in the league. You expect his value to drop?MacDaddy123 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 23, 2023 11:42 amHolding. I have two Charb shares, and I am not selling low.
I have tried to buy Charb in leagues where I own KW3, but sellers still looking for a late 24 1st in 12 team SF leagues, which is too rich for me to pay right now.
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Player's performance generally does relate to their current values.Bronco Billy wrote: ↑Mon Oct 23, 2023 12:11 pmThat’s where he was going after this past NFL draft and now he’s shown he can play in the league. You expect his value to drop?MacDaddy123 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 23, 2023 11:42 amHolding. I have two Charb shares, and I am not selling low.
I have tried to buy Charb in leagues where I own KW3, but sellers still looking for a late 24 1st in 12 team SF leagues, which is too rich for me to pay right now.
For instance, most would agree that Stroud, LaPorta, and Puka values have increased to the point that all 3 are viewed as 1st round values.
Obviously, for players to move up into 1st round value, other players values have to drop out of 1st round value.
Just the way the game is played. Values change as time rolls on.
Many spent 1st round rookie picks on Elijah Moore a few years back, does he still hold 1st round value?
How about Jeudy, Zach Wilson, Trey Lance, Rashod Bateman, CEH, Dobbins, Akers, Trey Burks, Jameson Williams?
Are they all still holding 1st round value?
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Re: SEA RBs - Walker v Charbonnet
Would you still take him in the top 12 picks of this rookie class?Bronco Billy wrote: ↑Mon Oct 23, 2023 12:11 pmThat’s where he was going after this past NFL draft and now he’s shown he can play in the league. You expect his value to drop?MacDaddy123 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 23, 2023 11:42 amHolding. I have two Charb shares, and I am not selling low.
I have tried to buy Charb in leagues where I own KW3, but sellers still looking for a late 24 1st in 12 team SF leagues, which is too rich for me to pay right now.
People were talking about Charbonnet "running away with the job" in this very thread during rookie draft season. I think it's fair to say that his value has dropped.
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Re: SEA RBs - Walker v Charbonnet
The point being that post draft assessments of him have been pretty much proven to be spot on, which verifies his previous value. Why would his value drop to the same draft slot a year later?MacDaddy123 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 23, 2023 12:23 pmPlayer's performance generally does relate to their current values.Bronco Billy wrote: ↑Mon Oct 23, 2023 12:11 pmThat’s where he was going after this past NFL draft and now he’s shown he can play in the league. You expect his value to drop?MacDaddy123 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 23, 2023 11:42 am
Holding. I have two Charb shares, and I am not selling low.
I have tried to buy Charb in leagues where I own KW3, but sellers still looking for a late 24 1st in 12 team SF leagues, which is too rich for me to pay right now.
For instance, most would agree that Stroud, LaPorta, and Puka values have increased to the point that all 3 are viewed as 1st round values.
Obviously, for players to move up into 1st round value, other players values have to drop out of 1st round value.
Just the way the game is played. Values change as time rolls on.
Many spent 1st round rookie picks on Elijah Moore a few years back, does he still hold 1st round value?
How about Jeudy, Zach Wilson, Trey Lance, Rashod Bateman, CEH, Dobbins, Akers, Trey Burks, Jameson Williams?
Are they all still holding 1st round value?
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Re: SEA RBs - Walker v Charbonnet
Maybe as a win now move?Sriracha wrote: ↑Mon Oct 23, 2023 11:55 amWhat would be the point of selling him?MacDaddy123 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 23, 2023 11:42 amHolding. I have two Charb shares, and I am not selling low.
I have tried to buy Charb in leagues where I own KW3, but sellers still looking for a late 24 1st in 12 team SF leagues, which is too rich for me to pay right now.
He's an elite handcuff. If you really want to move off you really don't have any choice but to wait until Walker gets injured (like all RBs eventually do) and his value spikes.
Because he's a genuinely good talent he's going to have a lot more trade value than some other elite handcuffs of the past like Alexander Mattison.
I have been flipping between contender and pretender all season in one league where I own KW3.
Sure, I want Charbs, but I am not paying a mid 24 1st in a 12 team SF league for him.
Right now the team in 1st place is winning despite Charbonnet's performance.
I just made him an offer of Mostert + Keenan Allen for Charbs and his late 24 1st.
Maybe he takes, it, maybe he doesn't....we'll see.
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