2019 NFL Training Camp Thread

[Phaded]

I saw the clip of the AJB tweak on twitter; didn't look terrible - but also didn't look good.
Slipped to the ground during a route and came up limping.

[Phaded]

Preston Williams just beat Xavien Howard in 1v1

Whoever was asking about Preston earlier; this popped up on Twitter.

[HereForTheComments]

He was pretty close to waiver fodder already, but this ACL makes C. Coleman completely droppable at this point right?

I would say so... I am curious if there has ever been a player to develop a career in the NFL after what will be 4 years in after this season without really any development due to injuries. I doubt it, and I doubt he will be the first...

[Blueboy]

Riley Ridley week-to-week with a hammy.
Calvin Ridley not practicing either.
Miles Sanders being "eased into" practices.
Jamaal Williams out with a hammy, could give Dexter increased reps.

[Phaded]

Derrick Henry in a walking boot.

Hello Dion Lewis?

[blemly]

Derrick Henry in a walking boot.

Hello Dion Lewis?

Hello Alex Barnes imo. Lewis would figure to split carries though

[Cameron Giles]

Derrick Henry in a walking boot.

Hello Dion Lewis?

Hello...nobody. That Titans offense without Henry and Lewan would be miserable to start the season. They're a run-first team.

[Cameron Giles]

He was pretty close to waiver fodder already, but this ACL makes C. Coleman completely droppable at this point right?

He's had awful luck with injuries as a pro: Two broken hands and now an ACL. He's a really talented player, but even when he was on the field he didn't show signs of getting it. That Hard Knocks segment on him last season was really damning.

He's definitely a drop at this point.

[UATahoe]

My guess is it’s a minor thing that isn’t a big deal. At least that’s what I am hoping. lol

[Phaded]

AJ Green carted off with a foot injury. Yikes.

[Sriracha]

Derrick Henry in a walking boot.

Hello Dion Lewis?

Hello...nobody. That Titans offense without Henry and Lewan would be miserable to start the season. They're a run-first team.

I just picked up Barnes in shallower leagues. TEN added a lot of talent on offense, you're sleeping on their potential if you're completely writing off RB's on that team.

[IR1]

He was pretty close to waiver fodder already, but this ACL makes C. Coleman completely droppable at this point right?

Picked him up as a flier when our rosters expanded, dropped him as soon as I saw this news

[Sriracha]

He was pretty close to waiver fodder already, but this ACL makes C. Coleman completely droppable at this point right?

I would say so... I am curious if there has ever been a player to develop a career in the NFL after what will be 4 years in after this season without really any development due to injuries. I doubt it, and I doubt he will be the first...

It's rare, but there are more than a few success cases

https://www.rotoviz.com/2019/06/4th-yea ... ud-expect/

[HereForTheComments]

He was pretty close to waiver fodder already, but this ACL makes C. Coleman completely droppable at this point right?

I would say so... I am curious if there has ever been a player to develop a career in the NFL after what will be 4 years in after this season without really any development due to injuries. I doubt it, and I doubt he will be the first...

It's rare, but there are more than a few success cases

https://www.rotoviz.com/2019/06/4th-yea ... ud-expect/

Some of them on that list might compare, but most were only lacking production because they were lacking targets, not sitting on the sideline unable to even develope/practice like Coleman. Also, I think there is a difference in "breaking out" and "just playing/developing". Plus, Coleman will enter his 5th year, next year.

That was an interesting article, though.

[zoster80]

I would say so... I am curious if there has ever been a player to develop a career in the NFL after what will be 4 years in after this season without really any development due to injuries. I doubt it, and I doubt he will be the first...

It's rare, but there are more than a few success cases

https://www.rotoviz.com/2019/06/4th-yea ... ud-expect/

Some of them on that list might compare, but most were only lacking production because they were lacking targets, not sitting on the sideline unable to even develope/practice like Coleman. Also, I think there is a difference in "breaking out" and "just playing/developing". Plus, Coleman will enter his 5th year, next year.

That was an interesting article, though.

I wasn’t really expecting a full on breakout, but this seemed like most stable environment he’s had for a while. Especially with Tate and Shepard situation it was a prime chance to at least gain some value to flip, wishful thinking since I took him at 1.03 a few years ago, but at this point don’t see him ever having value and he may be out of the league.

I did check out the article, interesting names for sure. The fact that half were picked over pick 190 says a lot.