Roddy White vs Greg Jennings vs Maques Colston (Dynasty)

Dynasty League Rankings

  • Roddy White

    Votes: 3 21.4%

  • Greg Jennings

    Votes: 8 57.1%

  • Marques Colston

    Votes: 3 21.4%
  • Total voters
    14
  • Poll closed .
Miller

Miller

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all 3 are very close. I rank them Jennings, Colston, White. Jennings is the safest pick, Colston is your homerun swing, huge upside. And White is a clear 3rd.
 
Remote Controller

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Remote Controller said:
Not hate at all. I just don't think he ever gets back to where he was his rookie year. Injuries have caused gameplan changes. The one hope he has is a dinged up Lance Moore.
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I wanted to add..............look how Boldin followed up his strong rookie season. Colston is kind of reminding me of a certain Tampa Bay Wr named Clayton.
 
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Runnik's Hambones said:
I'm with RC. It's Jennings, White then Colston, however I think Colston is lightyears better than Clayton.
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Clayton made a splash the last 13 games of his rookie year with 80 catches, 1200 yards and 7 tds.

Colston finished the last 12 games of his rookie campaign with 70 catches, for 1000 yards and 8 td's. Eerily similar, and I feel you might be crediting Colston alot for Brees's ability over whoever threw to Clayton. :koolaid:


Maybe? ....and they are both 6'4" and 220 lbs.
 
Miller

Miller

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Remote Controller said:
I wanted to add..............look how Boldin followed up his strong rookie season. Colston is kind of reminding me of a certain Tampa Bay Wr named Clayton.
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WHAT??? you hitting the scotch hard again RC ;)

Clayton - 80 - 1193 - 7 his rookie year, then 125 - 1513 - 2 combined in his next 4 seasons! 38 - 484 - 1 is his 2nd best year.

Now to Colston, I don't see how there is any comparision on what he has done to Clayton.

Colston - 70 - 1038 - 8 his rookie year, this year two he IMPROVED! 98 - 1202 - 11. Then last year, in only 11 games he was 47 - 560 - 5, better than any season Clayton has had since his rookie year. And even that production works out to 68 - 1105 - 7 over 16 games......not his sophmore season numbers, but not bad either for being banged up.

Colston had injury issues last year and a down year, other than that he's been fantastic. Clayton had one year and been crap since. No comparison here that I can see.
 
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Miller said:
WHAT??? you hitting the scotch hard again RC ;)

Clayton - 80 - 1193 - 7 his rookie year, then 125 - 1513 - 2 combined in his next 4 seasons! 38 - 484 - 1 is his 2nd best year.

Now to Colston, I don't see how there is any comparision on what he has done to Clayton.

Colston - 70 - 1038 - 8 his rookie year, this year two he IMPROVED! 98 - 1202 - 11. Then last year, in only 11 games he was 47 - 560 - 5, better than any season Clayton has had since his rookie year. And even that production works out to 68 - 1105 - 7 over 16 games......not his sophmore season numbers, but not bad either for being banged up.

Colston had injury issues last year and a down year, other than that he's been fantastic. Clayton had one year and been crap since. No comparison here that I can see.
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I guess the Qb's they each had were equal too.......huh?


I have to give you the improvement from Colston the next year, but the let down over his play has been major.
 
Miller

Miller

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Remote Controller said:
I guess the Qb's they each had were equal too.......huh?


I have to give you the improvement from Colston the next year, but the let down over his play has been major.
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So now your trying to compare their situations instead of saying the players themselves are similar?? Not following you there. Colston's QB has not changed. You stated you see a similarity to Clayton in Colston.....Clayton had one good season, Colston already has has 2 1/2 good seasons and the only reason that was not 3 was he was injured the first half of last season.

But again, where has the let down in his play been? he was injured last year, take a look at his numbers towards the end. he finally got back into game shape and looked like the Colston of old. After his bye it was a different Colston. In 8 games after the bye, when he was back in sync with Brees and the offense he had 42 rec for 678 yds and 5 TD's. If he'd healthy all year and you project those numbers to a full season your looking at 84-1356-10. Numbers good enough to make him the number 5 WR last year. And that would have been on par with his sophmore season. Similar TD's, less catches, more yds.

I just don't see this drop off you are citing, nor do the numbers back up a drop off. If you want to say he's injury prone and that scares you off that is legit, but I don't see a fall off in play one bit.
 
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