Would you start Chase Edmonds or Breece Hall Sunday? PPR league. Thanks in advance!
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I am sitting Hall. Before I will start him, I want to see what the snap share between him and Michael Carter looks like. Until then, I would consider him (and Carter as well) a highly risky start.
As for Edmonds, the question is who your alternatives are. Edmonds looks to be the 1A in this RBBC, and if preseason is any indicator, he’ll be the RB with some pass catching upside in Miami. That would make him startable. But if you have a safer option available, you may want to take a look at what the revamped MIami run game looks like in practice.
If your choice is down to Hall or Edmonds, I’d start Edmonds.
CEH or Edmonds is a coin flip decision. Both are the 1A to their team. For both, we don’t know yet how much that role will be worth. Both have matchups that can go either way.
I would probably lean towards Edmonds. For CEH, the team situation hasn’t changed dramatically, and he has disappointed before. Edmonds is in a completely revamped offense, and there is at least a chance that he can benefit from it.
But this is a 51-49 advice. With the cherry on the cake being that Hall could still see more usage than both Edmonds and CEH.
At least, you can be sure that one of them will shine on your bench…
I am not a Chase Edmonds fan. He’s a very good 3rd down back, so he will get the 3rd down work. In a 49er style offense, bellcows rarely exist, except for short stretches of time. Until we see how the Dolphins utilize their backs, I would avoid him this week, except as a deep flex play.
Hall will split time with Carter, probably getting half of the early down work, so we know he will get on the field.
When all else fails, go with the talent, and Hall wins that battle.
Not true. Phins new coach used Mitchell last year as a feature back. Edmunds was signed to be the same. Mostert will be a change of pace. That is the Miami plan and I am a 30 year Phinatic who knows all on this topic.
Point-wise, they both came to about 10. Hall’s fumble is the only thing that kept him from beating Edmonds, but overall, their numbers were close. That said, I trust Hall to outperform Edmonds most weeks. Note how Hall came close to Edmonds’ rush yardage on half the carries. Talent wins.
Edmunds was the lead back as I stated. Miami had 3 guys injured on the OL during the game which had both OG’s moving to OT’s with a new ZBS added in preseason. This caused problems.
I was at the game and watched the tape. The play calls by McD were great with the motion and counters, etc, but the blocks were off in many cases. That will change,
If you are keeping score Edmunds had more touches and points than Hall. I did not see this as being a judge of talent or future potential.