KellysHeroes 5/4/07: I think you should bump up Grossman.. last yr was really his 1st yr as a starter..
He's only 27 and had 23 TDs too 20 INTs.. you got to figure those #s are only going to improve after 1 yr of real PT.
Sons of the Tundra 5/4/07: Last year he finished as QB 15 in FBG in scoring...even worse in points per game, which is the one that counts.
QB 15-20 is not good. I can't use that. It gets worse -- look at how inconsistent he was: great game one week, simply atrocious the next. You never know when the stinker is coming or when he'll play out of his ###. Rex Grossman's play is a recipe for fantasy failure.
If you want further reasoning: he's been injury prone, he's well below average in accuracy, he's a turnover machine, he's been an immature headcase at times, he's crumbled under pressure, and he's a threat to lose his job weekly.
I don't figure Grossman's numbers will improve. Why do we always assume a player is going to get better when they're not playing well? How often does it work that way? I think it's safer to assume that Rex will lose his job before his play improves.
Friday, February 1, 2008
Grossman, Rex: Value Notes
Posted by Chris Wesseling at 6:35 PM
Labels: Value Notes
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