I hope your right about T-Mobile, I have always thought he has got a bit of a bum rap. With the rumblings of the Chargers moving on from Rivers I picked up Tyrod last year in my SF league. I also own Henry and think Tyrod may not be the worst thing for Henry, with Brady going to TB odds have improved for T-Mobile.bjd5211 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 16, 2020 7:04 pmBut you think a lacerated kidney is something to hold agaisnt him? Of all the injuries he's sustained, the concussion is the only one that gives me any level of concern about him health-wise as that can become reoccurring. The ACL was just taking a bad step on a non-contact drill in the offseason and broken bones typically don't go on to be issues unless there is nerve damage or something, but he came back fine from that so no reason to be concerned. He went through college without any injury issues, but in the NFL just had some bad luck with several completely unrelated injuries that could happen to any football player at anytime.FantasyFreak wrote: ↑Mon Mar 16, 2020 6:47 pmHenry has had a concussion, an ACL tear, a lacerated Kidney and a knee fracture in 3 seasons. I don't know what injury prone is, if it's not an injury plus every year. Guys call Wentz injury prone, but he's had an ACL/LCL, back and head injury, in 4 seasons. One less, in one more season, for instance. Based on HH injuries, he's more likely (prone) to be hurt than a player who hasn't had as many. It could just be bad luck, but he seems more likely to suffer that bad luck than others. I don't really hold the concussion as much to worry about, as sadly it's a part of football, for most players at one time or another. Unless you are like Cooks who has had a bunch of them, then you need to start worrying about those more.
As for Tyrod, I think he would actually be excellent for Henry's fantasy production, he targets the TE a lot and made Charles Clay a weekly starter. Even Henry's biggest detractors will acknowledge Henry is a massive step up from Clay as a receiving talent. I think Henry is in or near the top 5 of TEs this year.
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Wentz is a QB. I think the bar for a QB being injury prone is substantially lower than a TE, which is lower than an RB. I can’t think of many TEs that have been particularly durable and high production other than Witten and Kelce. Gronk, Reed, Engram, Graham, Walker, Olsen etc all have recent history of significant injuries. It’s part of the position. If you’re throwing around injury prone labels, maybe you need to go zero TE along with zero RB...FantasyFreak wrote: ↑Mon Mar 16, 2020 6:47 pmHenry has had a concussion, an ACL tear, a lacerated Kidney and a knee fracture in 3 seasons. I don't know what injury prone is, if it's not an injury plus every year. Guys call Wentz injury prone, but he's had an ACL/LCL, back and head injury, in 4 seasons. One less, in one more season, for instance. Based on HH injuries, he's more likely (prone) to be hurt than a player who hasn't had as many. It could just be bad luck, but he seems more likely to suffer that bad luck than others. I don't really hold the concussion as much to worry about, as sadly it's a part of football, for most players at one time or another. Unless you are like Cooks who has had a bunch of them, then you need to start worrying about those more.
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I agree it's part of the position mores than QB, but the rate at which Henry gets hurt is still higher for his position than the average. I like HH. Drafted him a lot coming out of college. He's just been hurt a lot.ericanadian wrote: ↑Wed Mar 18, 2020 5:12 pmWentz is a QB. I think the bar for a QB being injury prone is substantially lower than a TE, which is lower than an RB. I can’t think of many TEs that have been particularly durable and high production other than Witten and Kelce. Gronk, Reed, Engram, Graham, Walker, Olsen etc all have recent history of significant injuries. It’s part of the position. If you’re throwing around injury prone labels, maybe you need to go zero TE along with zero RB...FantasyFreak wrote: ↑Mon Mar 16, 2020 6:47 pmHenry has had a concussion, an ACL tear, a lacerated Kidney and a knee fracture in 3 seasons. I don't know what injury prone is, if it's not an injury plus every year. Guys call Wentz injury prone, but he's had an ACL/LCL, back and head injury, in 4 seasons. One less, in one more season, for instance. Based on HH injuries, he's more likely (prone) to be hurt than a player who hasn't had as many. It could just be bad luck, but he seems more likely to suffer that bad luck than others. I don't really hold the concussion as much to worry about, as sadly it's a part of football, for most players at one time or another. Unless you are like Cooks who has had a bunch of them, then you need to start worrying about those more.
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I'm with FF here. I'm a solid believer in HH, been buying everywhere if I didn't own already... I also think his injuries have been fluky BUT if he can't put a full 16 together this year, I won't be able to argue the injury prone tag anymore
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Chargers are the leader in the clubhouse for the Trevor Lawrence sweepstakes. The chargers are playing catch up big time for the LA market place.BenChodJamin wrote: ↑Fri Mar 27, 2020 2:31 amDifferent types of TEs though. Tyrod is solid, sure, but he likes making conservative throws and using his legs. I don't know what the stats say, but from my observations, it seems like Tyrod liked throwing more outside of the hashmarks than he did inside.ericanadian wrote: ↑Mon Mar 16, 2020 5:49 pmCharles Clay was serviceable with Tyrod and I think Henry is substantially better than Tyrod. I don’t think the quarterback matters as much as the offensive coordinator anyways and Whiz is fine.YouMightDieTryin wrote: ↑Mon Mar 16, 2020 6:49 am A rook might not be a terrible thing in hindsight. They typically like to depend on their TE as a security blanket so it could help PPR wise potentially. I think they'll roll with Tyrod until they fall out of playoff contention and then switch over to whomever they draft as his successor. I don't like that scenario for Hunter's production, but it seems likely at this point.
But I do think the Chargers will consider Cam Newton or Andy Dalton (if released).
My best guess is they are hoping to win less than 2 games.
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As a Chargers fan I would LOVE that, but I just don't see them completely bottoming out and finishing with the #1 pick. They have too much talent on both offense and defense and are really only a QB and improved OL away from SB contention if they are healthy. I think they are taking Herbert at 6 (yuck) or trading up to 3 for Tua.MrUbuto wrote: ↑Fri Mar 27, 2020 2:59 pmChargers are the leader in the clubhouse for the Trevor Lawrence sweepstakes. The chargers are playing catch up big time for the LA market place.BenChodJamin wrote: ↑Fri Mar 27, 2020 2:31 amDifferent types of TEs though. Tyrod is solid, sure, but he likes making conservative throws and using his legs. I don't know what the stats say, but from my observations, it seems like Tyrod liked throwing more outside of the hashmarks than he did inside.ericanadian wrote: ↑Mon Mar 16, 2020 5:49 pm
Charles Clay was serviceable with Tyrod and I think Henry is substantially better than Tyrod. I don’t think the quarterback matters as much as the offensive coordinator anyways and Whiz is fine.
But I do think the Chargers will consider Cam Newton or Andy Dalton (if released).
My best guess is they are hoping to win less than 2 games.
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I can't see that. They have a really good D, and signed some good FA's. They are not even close to the worst roster in the league. You aren't going to convince those players to lose. They are too talented to be the worst team in the league IMO.MrUbuto wrote: ↑Fri Mar 27, 2020 2:59 pmChargers are the leader in the clubhouse for the Trevor Lawrence sweepstakes. The chargers are playing catch up big time for the LA market place.BenChodJamin wrote: ↑Fri Mar 27, 2020 2:31 amDifferent types of TEs though. Tyrod is solid, sure, but he likes making conservative throws and using his legs. I don't know what the stats say, but from my observations, it seems like Tyrod liked throwing more outside of the hashmarks than he did inside.ericanadian wrote: ↑Mon Mar 16, 2020 5:49 pm
Charles Clay was serviceable with Tyrod and I think Henry is substantially better than Tyrod. I don’t think the quarterback matters as much as the offensive coordinator anyways and Whiz is fine.
But I do think the Chargers will consider Cam Newton or Andy Dalton (if released).
My best guess is they are hoping to win less than 2 games.
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Are there that many teams with worse rosters at this point in the league, though? The combination of bad O-line and QB play can be lethal. Maybe Jacksonville, Washington, Miami? Jets, Broncos, Bears, Lions, Bengals also come to mind, but it wouldn't surprise me if anyone in that tier went 2-14 next year, LAC included.FantasyFreak wrote: ↑Fri Mar 27, 2020 3:05 pmI can't see that. They have a really good D, and signed some good FA's. They are not even close to the worst roster in the league. You aren't going to convince those players to lose. They are too talented to be the worst team in the league IMO.MrUbuto wrote: ↑Fri Mar 27, 2020 2:59 pmChargers are the leader in the clubhouse for the Trevor Lawrence sweepstakes. The chargers are playing catch up big time for the LA market place.BenChodJamin wrote: ↑Fri Mar 27, 2020 2:31 am
Different types of TEs though. Tyrod is solid, sure, but he likes making conservative throws and using his legs. I don't know what the stats say, but from my observations, it seems like Tyrod liked throwing more outside of the hashmarks than he did inside.
But I do think the Chargers will consider Cam Newton or Andy Dalton (if released).
My best guess is they are hoping to win less than 2 games.
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I agree that the Chargers QB position, if they stick with Tyrod will probably bring them down but they’ve made two big additions to the o-line in Trae Turner and signing B.Bulaga. They’ve got plenty of firepower in Ekeler, KA, M.Williams, H.Henry. They’ve also signed a couple of solid players on defense in L.Joseph and C.Harris. I would guess mid-pack finish but if they made a move for Cam, they have the pieces to be a contender, IMO.Blueboy wrote: ↑Fri Mar 27, 2020 10:50 pmAre there that many teams with worse rosters at this point in the league, though? The combination of bad O-line and QB play can be lethal. Maybe Jacksonville, Washington, Miami? Jets, Broncos, Bears, Lions, Bengals also come to mind, but it wouldn't surprise me if anyone in that tier went 2-14 next year, LAC included.FantasyFreak wrote: ↑Fri Mar 27, 2020 3:05 pmI can't see that. They have a really good D, and signed some good FA's. They are not even close to the worst roster in the league. You aren't going to convince those players to lose. They are too talented to be the worst team in the league IMO.
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Completely missed the Bulaga signing, that does shore up a big hole. I do agree that they've got some of the best skill-position pieces in the league, to go with a top heavy defensive lineup. So if they do upgrade at QB, I'll retract my statement.Cowboysfan33 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 27, 2020 10:59 pmI agree that the Chargers QB position, if they stick with Tyrod will probably bring them down but they’ve made two big additions to the o-line in Trae Turner and signing B.Bulaga. They’ve got plenty of firepower in Ekeler, KA, M.Williams, H.Henry. They’ve also signed a couple of solid players on defense in L.Joseph and C.Harris. I would guess mid-pack finish but if they made a move for Cam, they have the pieces to be a contender, IMO.Blueboy wrote: ↑Fri Mar 27, 2020 10:50 pmAre there that many teams with worse rosters at this point in the league, though? The combination of bad O-line and QB play can be lethal. Maybe Jacksonville, Washington, Miami? Jets, Broncos, Bears, Lions, Bengals also come to mind, but it wouldn't surprise me if anyone in that tier went 2-14 next year, LAC included.FantasyFreak wrote: ↑Fri Mar 27, 2020 3:05 pm
I can't see that. They have a really good D, and signed some good FA's. They are not even close to the worst roster in the league. You aren't going to convince those players to lose. They are too talented to be the worst team in the league IMO.
Maybe I'm just peeved about having picked the Chargers to go deep into the playoffs for like five straight years. That hasn't really been working out.
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