Jon Baldwin KC

[Dawinner127]

Because Sanchez can't tell his number 1 receiver from the other teams number 1 DB?

Just stirring the pot for next week

On a serious note, I liked what I saw in Baldwin on MNF, but can't say he has more value than Holmes for the rest of the year.

Sanchez has less INTs than Brady, for what its worth.

Yeah and how many less TD's?

That question is irrelevant. The comment was made in regards to saying Sanchez throws more INTs.. however, Brady is the one with more. Touchdowns have nothing to do with this.

PS - Brady is averaging an INT in every 1 out of 34 throws and Sanchez is averaging an INT in every 1 out of 38.5 throws.

[a4ce]

Take a look at this pov regarding Baldwin.

http://fantasyknuckleheads.com/jonathan ... eat-score/

Thoughts?

[latsprewell20002000]

Sanchez has less INTs than Brady, for what its worth.

Yeah and how many less TD's?

That question is irrelevant. The comment was made in regards to saying Sanchez throws more INTs.. however, Brady is the one with more. Touchdowns have nothing to do with this.

PS - Brady is averaging an INT in every 1 out of 34 throws and Sanchez is averaging an INT in every 1 out of 38.5 throws.

lol

[pmstick]

Damn it...second time I start a thread hyping a guy only to see him crash and burn...first was the Stevan Ridley craze of Week 3.

[joejlitz]

Damn it...second time I start a thread hyping a guy only to see him crash and burn...first was the Stevan Ridley craze of Week 3.

I was at the game. The whole KC offense was a mess.

[LeBron James]

Could be a great time to pick him up off waivers and claim low. A lot of people just straight up dropped him. He's got some great match-ups coming up! It's funny how one play just changes everything? I heard he missed a 33 yard TD at the end. Now I didn't see the play and maybe it was an offensive Pass interference. But imagine had he made that play clean everyone would have held on to him as that would have gave him 10 fantasy points.

[stomperrob]

For 2012:

Posted on Sat, Jul. 28, 2012 10:36 PM
Baldwin is determined to make a name for himself
By RANDY COVITZ
The Kansas City Star


ST. JOSEPH -- The Chiefs’ first-round draft pick from 2011 wanted to establish something right away at the start training camp.

His first name is not Jonathan, as listed in rosters and other published materials. And it’s not John. It’s Jon.

“J-O-N,” emphasized wide receiver Jon Baldwin.

Baldwin has a chance to establish more than just a name for himself in camp and in his second season. This could be a breakthrough year for Baldwin, a physically gifted 6-foot-4, 230-pounder to establish himself as an elite receiver in the NFL.

The absence of veteran Dwayne Bowe, who has yet to sign his $9.5 million tender as the club’s franchise player, has thrust Baldwin into the role of the club’s No. 1 receiver. And even after Bowe eventually signs and reports to camp, big things will be expected of Baldwin, who was just an afterthought in the offense during an injury-marred rookie season last year.

“He feels like he might be the guy, and without Bowe being here, he sees that opportunity,” head coach Romeo Crennel said. “When we drafted him, we felt good about his talent, about his size, about him going to get the football the way he goes to get it.

con't...

more: http://www.kansascity.com/2012/07/28/37 ... -make.html