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Chad Ocho Cinco, CIN
 18  | No matter what he calls himself this season, I don't want Ochocinco on any of my teams. | |
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 fantasyfool (1536)351 days ago | reply | |
2 | Thank you! I'm glad someone else feels the same. I hear a lot of people talking about him as a sleeper and I just can't trust him. Definitely not in the 4th round. Sure, he put up big numbers in the past, but the Bengals were a different team then. | |
 bernie_kosar (466)351 days ago | reply | |
15 | Denzel Washington is apparently talking some sense into Chad. Maybe it's enough to turn him around and get him focused on football this year. | |
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 TDfred (145)374 days ago | reply | |
3 | Still hard to trust him. He's been one of the more inconsistent receivers for fantasy throughout the years, and the Bengals aren't exactly the high-scoring team they used to be. | |
| fantasyfool (1536) 368 days ago | reply | |
12 | Fantasy experts still consider Chad Johnson as good or nearly as good a prospect as Braylon Edwards? Isn't that a stretch or am I way off? | |
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 thehazean (465)394 days ago | reply | |
10 | That's a great question. Right now I have Edwards just ahead of Ocho, but that is definitely not set in stone. With Palmer healthy and no TJ Whoseyourdaddy, Ocho could be in for a big year. Scott http://fantasyfootball4winners.blogspot.com/ | |
 smcs (10)377 days ago | reply | |
4 | Well, when you are among the league leaders in dropped passes three years in a row, it's kinda tough to be considered a great talent. | |
| Dingleberry (7) 393 days ago | reply | |
2 | Well, I can understand hesitation around Edwards. Assuming Quinn is the QB, he'll probably have some growing pains this year. He only started 2 or 3 games last year and played pretty poorly. | |
 jackson (89)394 days ago | reply | |
12 | While perusing the ADP over at fantasyfootballcalculator, I wondered why anyone would draft Ochocinco this year. How many players would you take ahead of him? | |
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 theendzoneview (245)411 days ago | reply | |
5 | Remember Ochocinco and Palmer were both injured last year. I will be targeting '85' in all leagues because I think most of you will not. '85' has never had a season of less than 7 tds or 1200 yds with a healthy C.Palmer. I am also taking into account that he is keeping his mouth shut, showing up to OTAs, and getting decent reviews from the coaching staff. If you are drafting now, you will get phenominal value at the end of the 4th round. But if you draft in August, he might be in the mid-3rd round by then. Either way it is a great sleeper when you can get a top-7 WR outside of the 2nd round. | |
 smileyman (424)411 days ago | reply | |
6 | Both in 2006 and 2007 Chad JOHNSON scored all of his TD's in three games each year. Talk about boom or bust. I realize there are going to be people that will stand by Chad and think he will return to form, but even then he disappointed for 10 weeks and showed up for 3. That's not what I want in a WR2. | |
| theendzoneview (245) 410 days ago | reply | |
3 | I certainly understand the 'boom-bust' fear, but that is also why I called him a sleeper. So as a high 5th round pick, other than D.Jackson (if he is still on the board) you would take A.Bryant, S.Holmes, A.Gonzalez, E.Royal, B.Berrian over Chad? He is currently being drafted near 3 #2WRs and 2 one-year wonders. The point was that where he is drafted, he is a pretty good value pick and one of the few that could outperform, thus earning the title 'sleeper.' | |
| smileyman (424) 410 days ago | reply | |
2 | Personally, I take all of those guys over Chad in a heartbeat. Only Berrian would be a question mark, but if #4 heads to Minny like expected, then he'd definitely get the knock over Chad in my opinion. | |
| theendzoneview (245) 409 days ago | reply | |
4 | Chad's jersey is actually going to read "Ochocinco" this year. | |
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| PeytonsArmy (5) 439 days ago | reply | |
1 | What's surprising is that the front of the jersey still reads "Bengals." Although I wonder what his fantasy value will be now that Housh is gone. | |
 jordan23 (67)439 days ago | reply | |
3 | He should change his name to Chad Nada-Zippo after last seasons washout. | |
 junkyardjake (454)451 days ago | reply | |
1 | I agree. He's gotta put up some solid numbers this year or else he's done for. | |
| carson (43) 450 days ago | reply | |
2 | Chad Ocho Cinco: Is He Only As Good As His Quarterback? | |
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| jackson (89) 456 days ago | reply | |
1 | Chad whateverhislastnameis is definitely not being traded, so says Coach Lewis | |
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| will (29) 459 days ago | reply | |
1 | I hope his distractions are finally over. Maybe he can get back to catching the ball. The guy's got tons of talent when he actually tries. | |
| jackson (89) 459 days ago | reply | |
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2 | Thank you! I'm glad someone else feels the same. I hear a lot of people talking about him as a sleeper and I just can't trust him. Definitely not in the 4th round. Sure, he put up big numbers in the past, but the Bengals were a different team then. | |
| bernie_kosar (466) 351 days ago | reply | |
18 | No matter what he calls himself this season, I don't want Ochocinco on any of my teams. | |
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| fantasyfool (1536) 351 days ago | reply | |
3 | Still hard to trust him. He's been one of the more inconsistent receivers for fantasy throughout the years, and the Bengals aren't exactly the high-scoring team they used to be. | |
| fantasyfool (1536) 368 days ago | reply | |
15 | Denzel Washington is apparently talking some sense into Chad. Maybe it's enough to turn him around and get him focused on football this year. | |
| sports.yahoo.com | ||
| TDfred (145) 374 days ago | reply | |
10 | That's a great question. Right now I have Edwards just ahead of Ocho, but that is definitely not set in stone. With Palmer healthy and no TJ Whoseyourdaddy, Ocho could be in for a big year. Scott http://fantasyfootball4winners.blogspot.com/ | |
| smcs (10) 377 days ago | reply | |
4 | Well, when you are among the league leaders in dropped passes three years in a row, it's kinda tough to be considered a great talent. | |
| Dingleberry (7) 393 days ago | reply | |
2 | Well, I can understand hesitation around Edwards. Assuming Quinn is the QB, he'll probably have some growing pains this year. He only started 2 or 3 games last year and played pretty poorly. | |
| jackson (89) 394 days ago | reply | |
12 | Fantasy experts still consider Chad Johnson as good or nearly as good a prospect as Braylon Edwards? Isn't that a stretch or am I way off? | |
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| thehazean (465) 394 days ago | reply | |
2 | Personally, I take all of those guys over Chad in a heartbeat. Only Berrian would be a question mark, but if #4 heads to Minny like expected, then he'd definitely get the knock over Chad in my opinion. | |
| theendzoneview (245) 409 days ago | reply | |
3 | I certainly understand the 'boom-bust' fear, but that is also why I called him a sleeper. So as a high 5th round pick, other than D.Jackson (if he is still on the board) you would take A.Bryant, S.Holmes, A.Gonzalez, E.Royal, B.Berrian over Chad? He is currently being drafted near 3 #2WRs and 2 one-year wonders. The point was that where he is drafted, he is a pretty good value pick and one of the few that could outperform, thus earning the title 'sleeper.' | |
| smileyman (424) 410 days ago | reply | |
6 | Both in 2006 and 2007 Chad JOHNSON scored all of his TD's in three games each year. Talk about boom or bust. I realize there are going to be people that will stand by Chad and think he will return to form, but even then he disappointed for 10 weeks and showed up for 3. That's not what I want in a WR2. | |
| theendzoneview (245) 410 days ago | reply | |
5 | Remember Ochocinco and Palmer were both injured last year. I will be targeting '85' in all leagues because I think most of you will not. '85' has never had a season of less than 7 tds or 1200 yds with a healthy C.Palmer. I am also taking into account that he is keeping his mouth shut, showing up to OTAs, and getting decent reviews from the coaching staff. If you are drafting now, you will get phenominal value at the end of the 4th round. But if you draft in August, he might be in the mid-3rd round by then. Either way it is a great sleeper when you can get a top-7 WR outside of the 2nd round. | |
| smileyman (424) 411 days ago | reply | |
12 | While perusing the ADP over at fantasyfootballcalculator, I wondered why anyone would draft Ochocinco this year. How many players would you take ahead of him? | |
| www.theendzoneview.com | ||
| theendzoneview (245) 411 days ago | reply | |
1 | What's surprising is that the front of the jersey still reads "Bengals." Although I wonder what his fantasy value will be now that Housh is gone. | |
| jordan23 (67) 439 days ago | reply | |
4 | Chad's jersey is actually going to read "Ochocinco" this year. | |
| sports.espn.go.com | ||
| PeytonsArmy (5) 439 days ago | reply | |
1 | I agree. He's gotta put up some solid numbers this year or else he's done for. | |
| carson (43) 450 days ago | reply | |
3 | He should change his name to Chad Nada-Zippo after last seasons washout. | |
| junkyardjake (454) 451 days ago | reply | |
2 | Chad Ocho Cinco: Is He Only As Good As His Quarterback? | |
| fantasyfootballmaniaxs.com | ||
| jackson (89) 456 days ago | reply | |
1 | I hope his distractions are finally over. Maybe he can get back to catching the ball. The guy's got tons of talent when he actually tries. | |
| jackson (89) 459 days ago | reply | |
1 | Chad whateverhislastnameis is definitely not being traded, so says Coach Lewis | |
| news.cincinnati.com | ||
| will (29) 459 days ago | reply | |
