The 2017 second-round pick has flashed the playmaking upside that led the team to pursue him out of UAB, but consistency has proven elusive in an offense centered around three-wide formations, with incumbent TE Tyler Higbee yet to relinquish the starting role. I’m also a Hooper owner, and I can tell you there isn’t anything. Everett is a safe drop imo This section compares his advanced stats with players at the same position. And I'm sure other owners are in much the same situation. Too many mouths to feed. dont get why they dont target him more...hes a mismatch for any cb and faster then linebackers. Goff is averaging 44 attempts per game so far and 58 in the last two weeks. Nobody moving too quick to accept. Everett is a capable blocker, but Mundt and Higbee are above him in that regard. Last week was a bit of an anomaly in that the 9ers gameplan and their dominant defense were too much for the Rams O. Agreed. Cin, Pit, TB, and Cle. His 14-snap performance against the Bears on Sunday night can be attributed to an ankle injury, but Monday night's follow-up was a clear lack of on-field usage after the explosive 25-year-old practiced in full throughout the week. Too many mouths to feed.
Almost impossible to trust him even against Arizona. I like this guys upside/physical talents as a stash/TE2 in dynasty, and I've read reports Coach McVay How do Gerald Everett's 2019 advanced stats compare to other tight ends?
And I'm not going to enjoy watching him turn into something on someone else's team. No one on the team produced last week. I was actually surprised to see Higbee playing...but he is a good blocker. I guess he can't be any worse than Howard or Cook. His 14-snap performance against the Bears on Sunday night can be attributed to an ankle injury, but Monday night's follow-up was a clear lack of on-field usage after the explosive 25-year-old practiced in full throughout the week. He was still second in targets and had a WIDE open 40-yard walk in TD if Goff didn't miss him by 15 feet. Are people putting in claims for this guy ? Absolutely, and it probably did. 11 targets as a tight end is too good to pass up even if that volume does decrease, which is likely. Curious to hear your thoughts on DW over GE this week and why. The bar represents the player's percentile rank. That said, I would not be starting him with confidence.
The Rotoworld blurb is going to misguide people into thinking he played fully and just wasn't a factor when the reality is he wasn't even really in the game period, and the only logical reason is because he's not fully healthy. Coming off a wrist injury, their plan is basically run it down the Bears throat. I mean, who is out there that’s any better? It actually was a bad drop. Going to cry if Higbee puts on a show. As mentioned, I don't buy the too many mouths to feed idea. Just too tempting to pass up. I’d like to see a productive day Sunday before I could say that.
Helping those who’d relinquish control of self-determinism in favor of a fanatical pursuit of ideological groupthinkHelping those who’d relinquish control of self-determinism in favor of a fanatical pursuit of ideological groupthink Yeah, pretty much. If people are low on him because of Goff and the sputtering of the Rams offense fine, but assuming he gets healthy I'd still expect him to be a fringe top ten TE in this TE wasteland. That'd fit if he scored 3 TDs on 5 targets the past two weeks. Joining the league-worst passing attack from last year isn't exactly a favorable fantasy situation, either.Everett didn't play an offensive snap during Sunday's 31-24 win over Arizona. In 2020, Everett will earn a base salary of $1,289,246, while carrying a cap hit of $1,923,242 and a dead cap value of $633,996. Like the potential, but I only really need him this coming weekend and SF is quite strong against TE