Re: ACT Fantasy Football League
Posted: Wed Sep 04, 2013 4:29 pm
Here's my rationale, for what it's worth.
First, here's how Kaepernick did the last time he played Green Bay:
http://www.pro-football-reference.com/b ... 120sfo.htm
260 passing yards, 180 rushing yards, 4 TDs, one INT. Pretty spectacular. I know Crabtree is gone but Green Bay couldn't do anything against him. I know they'll have time to prepare for him, but shit man, they had time last year and couldn't do shit against him. Second, Green Bay has a high powered offense, which means that they won't just be handing the ball off a bunch, but are going to have to have the ball in Kaepernick's hands a LOT.
Meanwhile, Oakland sucks on both sides of the ball. So my concern is that Indy runs up a big lead and they end up running out the clock. Given that I think Terrelle Pryor is starting, there are going to be some ugly interceptions, which means that Luck might not even need to throw that much.
First, here's how Kaepernick did the last time he played Green Bay:
http://www.pro-football-reference.com/b ... 120sfo.htm
260 passing yards, 180 rushing yards, 4 TDs, one INT. Pretty spectacular. I know Crabtree is gone but Green Bay couldn't do anything against him. I know they'll have time to prepare for him, but shit man, they had time last year and couldn't do shit against him. Second, Green Bay has a high powered offense, which means that they won't just be handing the ball off a bunch, but are going to have to have the ball in Kaepernick's hands a LOT.
Meanwhile, Oakland sucks on both sides of the ball. So my concern is that Indy runs up a big lead and they end up running out the clock. Given that I think Terrelle Pryor is starting, there are going to be some ugly interceptions, which means that Luck might not even need to throw that much.
That's precious.
