
I’d like to see more of Deon Cain, even if Luck isn’t looking like a safe bet right now. And some DaeSean Hamilton please?
No TE love? I want to know how the rookies and 2nd year TEs are looking in week 2!
Surprised that no one is writing about Jakobi Meyers (WR-NE). He has an opportunity to be the Become an important piece in the NE passing game. Despite Harry being selected in RD-1 it’s Meyers creating all the WR buzz. As it stands Harry is sidelined (again) with a few minor injuries and is missing valuable time to practice with Brady and the 1’s and is watching Meyers become “that guy.” Come On DLF get on the ball!!
Literally everyone is talking about Meyers right now lol
Steer clear of the Meyers hype train. At best, a handcuff to Edelman. Harry is a baller!
I would like to see more Dexter Williams, Ty Johnson, and Bruce Anderson this week. I’m hoping that Daniel Jones gets more than one series as well.
Thoughts on Noah Fant’s usage in week 2? It seems like he is the only healthy body outside of some UDFAs.
This week I am interested in seeing if Noah Fant is going to be a major part of the Bronco offense this season or if it is going to take some time.
JUSTICE HILL. Only averaged 3.3 yds per clip in week 1, but did some good things with what the defense gave him. Brian Baldinger did a nice job breaking down the tape of some of his carries, highlighting these.
Also interested in seeing if Ty Summers can continue to pile up tackles (IDP) like he did in week 1.
Interested in seeing who Sam Darnold’s go to receiver is? It seems like it may be Jamison Crowder.
Give me some Deon Cain, Bruce Anderson and Kelvin Harmon please. Any new would be helpful.
I’d love to hear more about Dexter Williams, James Washington, Mike Weber and KeeSean Johnson!
Justin Watson- let’s see if there is fire where smoke appears.
The RBs in AZ.-there’s some love out there for Chase Edmonds and I’m good with it. Now let’s see it with the 1s tonight.
Lindsay v. Freeman- More is what we watched last week and I’ll just about forget Freeman exists.