T.J. Duckett watch
 

Okay, so Duckett looked like he was inactive for a second week in a row. Now, I'm certainly not one that feels like he's been or bust or anything like that. But this could be an interesting development with the way the RBs and the O-line are playing.

My point is, if a key running back goes down elsewhere in the NFL later this year, and again provided that we maintain our health and productivity, it's possible we could part ways with Mr. Duckett.

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[quote=12thMan;222085]Okay, so Duckett looked like he was inactive for a second week in a row. Now, I'm certainly not one that feels like he's been or bust or anything like that. But this could be an interesting development with the way the RBs and the O-line are playing.

My point is, if a key running back goes down elsewhere in the NFL later this year, and again provided that we maintain our health and productivity, it's possible we could part ways with Mr. Duckett.[/quote]

I say bye, thanks for stopping in.... and don't let the door hit you in the butt. I think him going is better for the team. I think him coming in left a bad taste in the mouths of Betts and Portis.... He's a great player, I wish him well if he goes.

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why not, wouldnt he be worth a 3,4th rounder pick. However I think we beat the Giants we keep TJ and have an ace in our pocket in case he is needed as we storm into the playoffs.

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him coming has really made betts play better, plus duckett doesnt know the offense

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He could be added into the mix.

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Again, I'm not saying he's not useful or that he's a bust but granted he may have some value down the road.

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[quote=hesscl34;222086]I say bye, thanks for stopping in.... and don't let the door hit you in the butt. I think him going is better for the team. I think him coming in left a bad taste in the mouths of Betts and Portis.... He's a great player, I wish him well if he goes.[/quote]\

Haaa Hess....he will deff b a part of our O soon. Have no answer why he's inactive but doubt much longer

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It would be nice to see him actually PLAY before we trade him away. Can't understand why we gave up a 3rd round pick for him and he's inactive for two weeks.

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[QUOTE=LadyT;222096]It would be nice to see him actually PLAY before we trade him away. Can't understand why we gave up a 3rd round pick for him and he's inactive for two weeks.[/QUOTE]

Insurance..............

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He is inactive due to the tight end situation. I think with Cooley and Fauria getting healthy he will be active soon. He is EXCELLENT insurance.

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We'll be glad we have him next season when Ladell Betts signs that fat contract with his new team.

Blame Duckett's inactive role on the NFL and its arcane roster rules.

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For two weeks in a row, I've forgotten to bench Duckett and take Portis off the bench in my fantasy football team.

I need to hire someone to run my fantasy team, handle the day-to-day details

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He is insurance. With the way our offense obvously needs a good Rb in there I think we keep him in case Betts or Portis goes down. I love Rock but i don't want to see him getting 7-12 carries regularly because of injuries.

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[quote=TAFKAS;222193]For two weeks in a row, I've forgotten to bench Duckett and take Portis off the bench in my fantasy football team.

I need to hire someone to run my fantasy team, handle the day-to-day details[/quote]

I'm not complaining! ;)

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Duckett is just an insurance policy right now.

With the way Betts is running and Cartwright returning kicks full-time, it's going to be pretty hard to get Duckett suited up.