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Cutler campaigned to the coaches last year about giving this dude some playing time and around the end of the season he started looking like our best receiver -- so why is this dude starting with the second stringers?

IMHO I believe that Angelo/Lovie do not want to admit that he is a better option than Hester or Bennet.

Cutler began to lobby for Aromashodu last pre-season. It seems that Cutler was ignored. If I am not mistaken, D.A. was not an Angelo/Lovie draft pick but was invited to camp to tryout.

He's the #3 receiver right now behind Hester and Knox so he is going to be on the field a lot this year. He'll play in the slot or split out wide when Hester or Knox goes into the slot.

tgmxd wrote:He's the #3 receiver right now behind Hester and Knox so he is going to be on the field a lot this year. He'll play in the slot or split out wide when Hester or Knox goes into the slot.

This. In a Martz offense there should be no worries about getting Aromashodu playing time. I'd wager that he was with the second string last night so the coaching staff can see him more.

Appearantly Yahoo thinks highly of the Martz offense as Knox, Aromashodu and hester are ranked 27th, 34th, 37th. Oh and for whatever reason Iglesias is ranked higher than some staters 67th... ahead of guys like Burleson, Louis Murphy, Lance Moore, Ginn Jr, Devery Henderson, Bennet ect. I dont know if he will even see the field this year.

you guys think Martz offense will make that big of an impact for this Devin as well as cutler? I'm have 3 bear on my fantasy team right now, Cutler/Armo/Forte, hoping for big things mostly from Cutler, he could make/brake my QB rotation. The other 2 I hope does well so I use them for trades.

I really don't have a good idea, fantasy wise, which of Knox/Hester/Aroma is going to have the best season. Knox went first out of the three, Aroma second, and Hester third in all my leagues. I got Hester late in one league and aren't completely sold that he won't be the best fantasy receiver on the team, although I wouln't put money on it. Should be very fun to watch play out. If the o-line can give Cutler any semblence of time (not have him hurried everytime he drops back like the Oakland game) I think he'll put up some big passing numbers. I just pray he doens't lead the NFL in picks again.

ChronicKerr wrote:I really don't have a good idea, fantasy wise, which of Knox/Hester/Aroma is going to have the best season. Knox went first out of the three, Aroma second, and Hester third in all my leagues. I got Hester late in one league and aren't completely sold that he won't be the best fantasy receiver on the team, although I wouln't put money on it. Should be very fun to watch play out. If the o-line can give Cutler any semblence of time (not have him hurried everytime he drops back like the Oakland game) I think he'll put up some big passing numbers. I just pray he doens't lead the NFL in picks again.

I think he'll be a 25/18 TD/Int ratio this year. The Martz offense will help eliminate interceptions by not allowing Cutler to throw on the run. Culter will have to make quicker decisions. From what I remember last season, Culter threw a lot of his picks while he was out of the pocket. On the downside of the Martz offense, the Qb has to throw to a spot. If the WR's timing is off, there is a good chance that the pass could be intercepted. It's hard to say.

I think Culter's protection should be better during the regular season. If you watch the Oakland game, Chris Williams was on an island almost the entire time he was out there. He'll have more TE and RB help during the season.

ChronicKerr wrote:I really don't have a good idea, fantasy wise, which of Knox/Hester/Aroma is going to have the best season. Knox went first out of the three, Aroma second, and Hester third in all my leagues. I got Hester late in one league and aren't completely sold that he won't be the best fantasy receiver on the team, although I wouln't put money on it. Should be very fun to watch play out. If the o-line can give Cutler any semblence of time (not have him hurried everytime he drops back like the Oakland game) I think he'll put up some big passing numbers. I just pray he doens't lead the NFL in picks again.

This triple negative confuses me, but so does Devin Hester. It isn't fitting that the description of Devin doesn't make sense. Not.

I do expect Aromashodu to be the best fantasy reciever by the end of the season though.