Jigga94 wrote: ↑Tue Nov 17, 2020 6:22 am
remedy29 wrote: ↑Tue Nov 17, 2020 5:40 am
DJB wrote: ↑Mon Nov 16, 2020 8:59 pm
I think Ruģgs has been misused. Not enough screens, slants or designed plays to get him the ball in space.
Hes great deep but he isn't getting enough volume or designed plays.
This is on Gruden not Ruggs
So the Raiders would likely be undefeated, Superbowl bound, if they only knew how to use their players properly...please
Let's face it, Ruggs is nothing but speed at this point in his career. Will he develop next year, maybe, not likely, but maybe. Stop with this argument that he is a talented WR just waiting to burst into the NFL studs list and become a top fantasy WR.
I own him, and would gladly sell for any young player near his ADP, but his value has likely fallen well beyond that.
Literally no one is saying that... think he's just saying that Ruggs isnt being schemed as if he were the 1st overall WR taken this past April.
He's been disappointing, but he's a 21 yr old rookie. If his value has fallen that much than I wouldn't be selling a rookie WR for a bag of chips. That's just bad business imo.
If you could switch him for Higgins or someone who was behind him pre draft that is actually producing then sure. But I'm not dumping him for a similar WR just to dump him, the talent is there. Be patient, it's dynasty.
Are you getting offers? What WR around his ADP are you taking for him? Landry? Slayton? Kirk? Those are the non rookies behind him in October ADP. Higgins and Shenault are the rookies. I'd probably switch to Higgins but I'll hold Ruggs over Shenault still.
Also worth noting that a lot of teams that took him were late 1st, likely competitors and drafted for the upside. No way I sell him for Landry
Saying Ruggs is not being used properly by the coaching staff puts Ruggs disappearing act on the coaches, not on the player. If Ruggs was capable of being the focal point of an offense, like Michael Pittman was this past week where he was literally targeted on every offensive series, he would be. Ruggs is serving his role as being the deep threat. Perhaps next year he can expand on that role. Ruggs does not profile to be a high producing fantasy WR.
The purpose of this thread was to inform people on how talented Ruggs is, he is more than speed and is worthy of a late round 1st rookie pick or higher... Now, with the hindsight of watching him play in the NFL, he is clearly closer to a mid 2nd round pick. That's a big value drop. Mid 2nd round pick is proper for a developmental pick, a 1st round pick is reserved for fantasy talent (specially in the 2020 draft).
Have to be very skeptical of some of these in-season Mizelle ADP. The notion that Ruggs is ahead of Higgins or Claypool is laughable. Ruggs can not be traded for either now.
Ruggs is more realistically in this group of players, not overly impressive (I ranked them in order I prefer them);
Pittman, Deebo, Shenault, Christian Kirk, Gallup, Mims, Mecole Hardman, Bryan Edwards, Curtis Samual, Slayton