strngplyr
In the Starting Line-Up
- Joined
- Sep 18, 2010
- Messages
- 4,817
- Reaction score
- 1,627
Man, I'd have a hard time seeing Bolden not make the team. He's got the capacity to be the lead back in an injury scenario, at least in NE's RBBC system where the term is used loosely. He also is a major ST contributor and an experienced vet who's making reasonable money.
@strngplyr's analysis makes a lot of sense in the Devlin vs. Hooman debate. Perhaps Chandler was brought in to help make Hooman more expendable, although I've always thought that he would remain as the TE3. I suppose it's not out of the realm of possibility that we could keep them both under the following proposal:
QB-2
RB-6 (including Devlin as a FB)
WR-5
TE-3
OL-9
= 25 on offense
I really do believe that I talked myself into 2TE+Develin in my post as what we ultimately go with. It makes a lot of sense in my head. I'm glad a few agree.
So many here question what Hoomans value is, and personally, I share that question. I don't think he's any better of a blocker than Develin, they'll never hand Hooman the ball at the one, and frankly, we seem to pass to Develin before Hooman anyways.
Hooman and Develin are sharing redundant roles in a sense, but Hooman does less and does his less worse than Develin.
I really believe it'd be a shame to keep Hooman over any of Bolden, Lewis, or Develin, who all have roles which produce yardage in various ways that are greater than that of Hooman.