Beckham's projected stats over a 16 game season

beckham and cruz are quite similar in styles.

 

To a certain extent, I think that could sum up Randle's career at LSU. I don't think he was ever what he could have been, and it appeared to be an almost lackadaisical attitude that has carried over to the NFL.

 

theres no doubt about it. hes just not a smart guy and his shitty attitude outweighs everything else.

 

Maybe he could make it with the Pats, Lafell is looking for a little help on the other side.

 

i dont think theres any saving him. not even belichick. if after all this time and help hes still a malcontent, hes done.

 

I'd put my money on Belichick, he's done this too many times. Can't hurt.
Or maybe he needs the right guy in the locker room to take him down a peg?

 

im betting against randle. hes depressing. hed be perfect for the bipolar saints.

 

Keep him away from the Saints

 

Randle and his silver spoon need to grow up.

 

The race for top rookie honors in fantasy football this season could come down to Sunday’s brightest statistical stars, as New York Giants wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. and Cincinnati Bengals running back Jeremy Hill dominated to the point they entered the Sunday night Philadelphia Eagles-Dallas Cowboys tilt not only topping the list of fantasy performers among first-year players, but leading everyone. And no, Cleveland Browns quarterback Johnny Manziel is definitely not in the conversation for top rookie honors, though we’ll get to his starting debut later.
As for Beckham, ridiculously quick, tough and blessed with large hands, he was the latest to toy with the brutal Washington Redskins defense, hauling in 12 passes for 143 yards and three touchdowns for an NFL-leading 30 fantasy points. Since debuting in Week 5 -- he missed September with a hamstring injury -- he has outscored every wide receiver for fantasy scoring except the Denver Broncos’ Demaryius Thomas, which is quite an achievement. As great and consistent as the Pittsburgh Steelers’ Antonio Brown and Green Bay Packers’ Jordy Nelson are, among others, Beckham has been better since he began playing at the beginning of October, becoming the first receiver since the New Orleans Saints’ Marques Colston in 2006 -- and only the third since 1960 -- to reach 100 standard fantasy points after nine games. Then in his 10th game he scored 30! Let’s call Beckham a clear top-10 wide receiver, safe regardless of matchup, and it’s going to be tough to keep him from next year’s top 10 as well.