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Stevan Ridley

Postby seahawks506 » Sat May 07, 2011 7:14 pm

Thoughts on Ridley going forward?
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Re: Stevan Ridley

Postby meineymoe » Mon May 09, 2011 3:09 pm

My thought is that I'll wait until next summer to assess him :twisted:

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Re: Stevan Ridley

Postby lake3711 » Wed May 11, 2011 3:27 pm

With Ridley, Vereen, and BJGE, I think you have a full RBBC in New England. BJGE has earned a role in the Belichick RBBC. Vereen has a little more talent than Ridley, but is he really that much better than Ridley. I was more excited about both players before the draft than I am now.

I think Vereen is going too high in mocks I've seen and Ridley is going too low. Ridley looks like a nice 2nd round rookie pick, who can be productive but not a fantasy starter. Some mocks have him going in the 3rd round. Both players probably equally productive, but Ridley comes at a lower price.

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Re: Stevan Ridley

Postby seahawks506 » Wed May 25, 2011 10:05 am

orphan rebuild- 3 superflex, nerfed QB scoring 0.5/1/1.5 wr/rb/te PPR
QB: Hurts, Dobbs, Lance, Huntley, Bagent
RB: Swift, Kamara, Sanders, K. Mitchell, Foreman, CEH, Dowdle, Demercado
WR: Lamb, AJB, DK, Hollywood, Jakobi, Lazard, Boyd, Shaheed, Douglas
TE: Chig, Juwan, Conklin, Taysom, Smythe
Picks: 3 2024 2nds

rebuild 2: 1QB PPR
QB: Richardson, Pickett, Mayfield
RB: Achane, E Mitchell, Demercado
WR: Chase, Addison, QJ, J Palmer, Wan'Dale, Claypool, Douglas, Metchie
TE: Kittle, Mayer, Otton, Ferguson
Picks: 3 2024 1sts, 2 2024 2nds

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Re: Stevan Ridley

Postby seahawks506 » Thu May 26, 2011 12:56 am

orphan rebuild- 3 superflex, nerfed QB scoring 0.5/1/1.5 wr/rb/te PPR
QB: Hurts, Dobbs, Lance, Huntley, Bagent
RB: Swift, Kamara, Sanders, K. Mitchell, Foreman, CEH, Dowdle, Demercado
WR: Lamb, AJB, DK, Hollywood, Jakobi, Lazard, Boyd, Shaheed, Douglas
TE: Chig, Juwan, Conklin, Taysom, Smythe
Picks: 3 2024 2nds

rebuild 2: 1QB PPR
QB: Richardson, Pickett, Mayfield
RB: Achane, E Mitchell, Demercado
WR: Chase, Addison, QJ, J Palmer, Wan'Dale, Claypool, Douglas, Metchie
TE: Kittle, Mayer, Otton, Ferguson
Picks: 3 2024 1sts, 2 2024 2nds

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Re: Stevan Ridley

Postby Scorp » Thu May 26, 2011 6:43 am

seahawks506 wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QMFrBEQi ... re=related

great example of his running style
Nice straight forward and pass catching abilities. I bet another team signs him after he doesn't make the roster, I don't see how he can beat out Danny Woodhead.

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Re: Stevan Ridley

Postby seahawks506 » Thu May 26, 2011 12:18 pm

Vintage wrote:
seahawks506 wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QMFrBEQi ... re=related

great example of his running style
Nice straight forward and pass catching abilities. I bet another team signs him after he doesn't make the roster, I don't see how he can beat out Danny Woodhead.
They'd cut bums like Sammy Morris long before they'd cut Ridley- I think they drafted him in the 3rd, ahead of Leshoure for a reason. Not sure about Vereen yet, but Ridley is absolutely a 3-down back
orphan rebuild- 3 superflex, nerfed QB scoring 0.5/1/1.5 wr/rb/te PPR
QB: Hurts, Dobbs, Lance, Huntley, Bagent
RB: Swift, Kamara, Sanders, K. Mitchell, Foreman, CEH, Dowdle, Demercado
WR: Lamb, AJB, DK, Hollywood, Jakobi, Lazard, Boyd, Shaheed, Douglas
TE: Chig, Juwan, Conklin, Taysom, Smythe
Picks: 3 2024 2nds

rebuild 2: 1QB PPR
QB: Richardson, Pickett, Mayfield
RB: Achane, E Mitchell, Demercado
WR: Chase, Addison, QJ, J Palmer, Wan'Dale, Claypool, Douglas, Metchie
TE: Kittle, Mayer, Otton, Ferguson
Picks: 3 2024 1sts, 2 2024 2nds

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Re: Stevan Ridley

Postby Space Cowboy » Fri May 27, 2011 1:22 pm

Ridley seems to be going real late in most drafts. When should I start looking to grab him? Im thinking he goes 18-30.

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Re: Stevan Ridley

Postby hosler427 » Fri May 27, 2011 1:46 pm

Ridley's versatility is the reason why the Patriots picked him when then did. He isn't nearly as talented as Vereen but he is a special teams standout and has the ability/experience to play fullback and running back. He will be valuable to the Patriots but I can't see him have value for any FF team except as a handcuff in deep rosters.
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Re: Stevan Ridley

Postby Space Cowboy » Fri May 27, 2011 5:15 pm

hosler427 wrote:Ridley's versatility is the reason why the Patriots picked him when then did. He isn't nearly as talented as Vereen but he is a special teams standout and has the ability/experience to play fullback and running back. He will be valuable to the Patriots but I can't see him have value for any FF team except as a handcuff in deep rosters.
Woodhead and Vereen arent exactly TD monsters.

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Re: Stevan Ridley

Postby hosler427 » Fri May 27, 2011 6:43 pm

Walsh_49 wrote:
hosler427 wrote:Ridley's versatility is the reason why the Patriots picked him when then did. He isn't nearly as talented as Vereen but he is a special teams standout and has the ability/experience to play fullback and running back. He will be valuable to the Patriots but I can't see him have value for any FF team except as a handcuff in deep rosters.
Woodhead and Vereen arent exactly TD monsters.

Vereen had 35 college TDs in three years (30 of them over the last two seasons) and that was sharing the backfield for all but his final season. He is much stronger and has better patience/vision than people give him credit for. I absolutely love the assumption that Vereen can't be an every down RB in the NFL....it is making him a bargain right now IMO.
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Re: Stevan Ridley

Postby Space Cowboy » Sat May 28, 2011 6:16 am

Corey Dillon is the exception, not the rule. Vereen doesnt do any one thing overly well. He'll get about 12 touches or so a game, where as Ridley may get 5 or 6, but Ridley is gonna be the Tolbert of this offense.

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Re: Stevan Ridley

Postby hosler427 » Sun May 29, 2011 4:38 am

Walsh_49 wrote:Corey Dillon is the exception, not the rule. Vereen doesnt do any one thing overly well. He'll get about 12 touches or so a game, where as Ridley may get 5 or 6, but Ridley is gonna be the Tolbert of this offense.
Vereen does everything well...and I didn't mention Corey Dillon. Way to ignore Vereen's TD numbers though....
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Re: Stevan Ridley

Postby Risky bidness » Sun May 29, 2011 7:36 am

hosler427 wrote:
Walsh_49 wrote:Corey Dillon is the exception, not the rule. Vereen doesnt do any one thing overly well. He'll get about 12 touches or so a game, where as Ridley may get 5 or 6, but Ridley is gonna be the Tolbert of this offense.
Vereen does everything well...and I didn't mention Corey Dillon. Way to ignore Vereen's TD numbers though....
Vereen is a stud and scored alot of TDs so the comment about him not being a TD producer is off base. He's a complete back that can be a 3 down player. If he had gone to another team he'd be in conversation with Leshoure and Williams for who to take after Ingram. BTW I like him more then Leshoure and he's pretty close to WillIams IMO.

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Re: Stevan Ridley

Postby ConnSKINS26 » Sun May 29, 2011 7:27 pm

Ridley went undrafted in my league, and when FA opens up, I'm trying to decide how much out of $100.00 to drop on him.


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