#jayajayi

[swaj2180]

Waited so long for this day. 14 years ago I was crushed when we lost versus the same team. Revenge is oh so sweet. I don’t post often about my team but seeing them in action this season (right after Jay Ajayi a.k.a. Jay-train🚞 was traded might I add)and then watching them bring the Lombardi home was the cherry on top. Now we get to put up another banner. And this banner is the best banner we’ve put up. 🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅#Repost @philadelphiaeagles with @get_repost ・・・ SUPER. BOWL. CHAMPIONS. #FlyEaglesFly #jayajayi #jaytrain #2018nflchamps #philadelphiaeagles (at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)

[jimmykimmellive]

Super Bowl champs Jay Ajayi and Corey Clement!

[yann-dalon-illustrateur]

Proud of my collaboration with @bleacherreport for this painting on the @nfl SUPERBOWL! #superbowl #superbowl52 #nfl #madden #football #tombrady #brady #robgronkowski #gronkowski #nickfoles #zachertz #jayajayi #brandincooks #dougpeterson #belichick #eagles #philadelphiaeagles #patriots #newenglandpatriots #patriotsfan #eaglesfan #bleacherreport

[racemym]

#Repost @philadelphiaeagles - NFC Champions. #FlyEaglesFly #VictoryMonday #NFCchamps #NFCchampions #Eagles #Philadelphia #Philly #PhiladelphiaEagles #GoBirds #BirdGang #GangGreen #EaglesNation #EaglesPride #PhillyEagles #NFCchampionship #football #NFL #NFC #Playoffs #GoEagles #NickFoles #JayAjayi #ZachErtz #AlshonJeffery #ChrisLong #FletcherCox #Champs #Champions #ConferenceChampions (at Lincoln Financial Field)

[blackcelebritybirthdays]

#JayAjayi Born: June 15, 1993 @jaytrain #BlackCelebrityBirthdays https://www.instagram.com/p/Byv0hDhF6uU/?igshid=ttbrcowo3syr

[a2dradio]

Jay Ajayi is denying that he trashed a mansion & shoved the homeowner after the Super Bowl. Fun Fact: The guy suing Ajayi, was the same guy who sued Beyoncé back in 2010. 👀 . . #Eagles | #JayAjayi | #EaglesNation | #NFL | #FlyEaglesFly | #GangGreen | #bleedgreen | #superbowlchamps | #philly | #philadelphiaeagles

[enisports-blog]

RB Jay Ajayi wins Philadelphia Eagles over

RB Jay Ajayi wins Philadelphia Eagles over ##JayAjayi ##MiamiDolphins #PhiladelphiaEagles

Philadelphia Eagles’ new signing Damilola Jonathan Ajayi, professionally called Jay Ajayi has caught the attention of many fans including the coach of the side.

The 24-year-old former fifth-round draft pick by the Miami Dolphins, was acquired from Miami last week for a fourth-round pick in next year’s NFL Draft.

He is known for his knack for first impressions and he showed this on Sunday when he…

[sportscenteroncannabis-blog]

#TradeAlert 🚨🚨🚨 #Eagles send a 4th Rd pick to the #Dolphins for #JayAjayi 🐬🛫🛬🦅

[blakehuntersports-blog]

TONIGHT! GAME DAY! #miamidolphins #oaklandraiders #miami #oakland #MIAVSOAK #Gameday #tonight #raiders #dolphins #americanfootball #sport #instasport #america #USA #aquaandorange #blackandwhite #football #miamibeach #home #cutler #moore #jayajayi #landry #touchdown #nfl

[johncerilli]

#Dolphins RB #JayAjayi looking for a hole during the first quarter here at #MetLifeStadium. @miamidolphins #MiamiDolphins (at MetLife Stadium)

[djivoryp]

I'm a die hard #phinsfan but the truth hurts bih. I prey that #jaycutler step up and provide that extra presence that we need in the wake of our boy #tannehill getting hurt 😭 #phins4life #miami #dolphins #phinsup #phinsnation #jayajayi #juicelaundry #stormjohnson (at Opa-locka, Florida)

[fantasycouch]

Dolphins and Cutler close to agreeing on a deal 🐬🚬🏈 . #InTheCouchWeTrust | #AskTheBrain . . . . #FantasyCouch #TheCouch #couch #NFL #🏈 #football #AmericanFootball #FantasyFootball #jaycutler #cutler #miami #miamidolphins #smoking #adamgase #ryantaylor #jayajayi #ajayi

[subtitlebuoy]

Wind speed 7.0 m/s. Sea temp: 27.2 °C, air temp: 24.3 °C. #jayajayi

[morrisondauthor]

I just wanna say that your stories give me life😍😍😍😍

Aw, thank you! @jayajayy

[conneradman]

2018 All-Sleeper Team

Nothing brings me joy quite like identifying sleepers before Matthew Berry and his entourage at espn inevitably announce some of them for the world (my fantasy league competitors included) to see. Speaking of which, who wants to start a movement to make all fantasy discourse on espn restricted to insider accounts only? If they want to undermine my weekly attempts to swipe hidden gems on the waiver wire each week, then the least they can do is make people pay for it. Anyways, lets move on to the actual all-sleeper team roster before this turns into a 4,000 word rant on my opinions of espn. 

Quarterback- Patrick Mahomes: After enduring a half decade of check down passes by Alex Smith, it appears Andy Reid is finally ready to lower his blood pressure by giving the reins to Mahomes. Possessing as much arm talent as any quarterback in the league, he is arguably the most talented quarterback Reid has gotten a chance to work with as a head coach. With Mahomes at quarterback, the Chiefs full playbook can now be utilized... something that couldn’t be said with Smith running the offense. Another thing I like about this situation is the supporting cast. With Travis Kelce, Tyreek Hill, Sammy Watkins, and Kareem Hunt, Mahomes couldn’t ask for a better supporting cast to foster his success. Last year the Chiefs had a productive offense. This year I expect the Chiefs to have an explosive offense. 30 touchdowns isn’t out of the question for Mahomes. 

Running Back- Joe Mixon: After ridding itself of the corpse of Jeremy Hill, bringing in the living, breathing, blocking(!!!) body of Cordy Glenn, and drafting Ohio State center, Billy Price, the Bengals look to finally provide Mixon an environment for success. Last year the Bengals offensive line was putrid after letting Andrew Whitworth and Kevin Zietler walk in free agency. This turned out how many expected it would: with defensive lineman blowing by the bengals front like I blow by yellow lights. With nowhere to go, Mixon ended up only averaging 3.5 yards per carry, but there is a silver lining to this- his pedestrian production last year is going to allow fantasy owners to grab him a round or two later than they would have had he had a decent supporting cast. While improving the offensive line is one reason to be excited about Mixon’s fantasy value, he also stands to get a much-increased workload. Last season Cincinnati was about as decisive about it’s running back rotation as I am when ordering at Red Lobster. This year there is no question as to who is getting the ball at running back for the Bengals. With an improved offensive line, increased workload, and pro bowl talent, Mixon can be expected to get around 275 touches, 1400 yards, and 10 touchdowns. 

Running Back- Jay Ajayi: There are people all the way over in Asia that hear Jay Ajayi sleeping at night... thats how big of a sleeper he is. After causing the hair loss of thousands of fantasy owners during his time in Miami last season, Ajayi returned to his normal freight-train self once traded to Philly. Want to know how important a player’s team is to his success? In 7 games for the Dolphins, Ajayi averaged 3.4 yards on 138 carries for 465 yards with 0 touchdowns. In 7 games for the Eagles, Ajayi averaged 5.8 yards on 70 carries for 408 yards and 2 total touchdowns. I’m not sure if Miami is just that big of a dumpster fire or if Philadelphia is just that much of a paradise, but regardless, the Philadelphia Jay Ajayi is the one I want on my team. While last year he had to share the workload with Legarette Blount, Ajayi is now the unquestioned starter with Blount signing with Detroit. With an elite supporting cast, pro bowl talent, and a starter’s workload, all he has to do is stay healthy for him to be a low-end rb1 or high-end rb2

Wide Receiver- Amari Cooper: What is more likely? Cooper’s first two seasons in which he averaged 77.5 catches, 1150 yards, and 5.5 touchdowns were anomalies, or his third season when he had 48 catches for 680 and 7 touchdowns? Aside from his home game against the Chiefs when he tore them to shreds with 11 catches, 210 yards, and 2 touchdowns, Cooper was as much of a fantasy asset as Ted Ginn Jr. was last year. Plagued by hands dipped in cement, injuries, and an overall inconsistent offense, Amari was one of the great disappointments of fantasy football in 2017. If you’ve had Cooper on any of your teams the last three years, you would know just how much of a pest Michael Crabtree was in stealing his targets. With Crabtree gone, Cooper finally looks to become Derek Carr’s undisputed #1 target and capitalize on the talent that made him the #4 overall pick. Jon Gruden has went out and said that he is going to make Amari the focal point of the passing game and I expect nothing less. Count on his fourth season to be his best yet. 80 catches, 1200 yards, and 8 touchdowns. 

Wide Receiver- Sammy Watkins: If you’re a general manager, would you pay a player $15 million a year to not be your #1 target? I didn’t think so. Last season in LA, Watkins was productive on a target by target basis but he didn’t receive the volume to be a real fantasy asset. That will change this season as Patrick Mahomes is the perfect quarterback for Sammy. Blessed with a cannon for an arm and the ability to make any throw, Mahomes can take advantage of Watkins prowess on intermediate to deep routes. Last year as the Chiefs #1, Tyreek Hill had 105 targets, and I expect Sammy to get around that amount this season. While I still expect Hill to get a similar amount to what he got last year as well, with Mahomes’ becoming the starter, I expect KC to throw more, meaning there will be more targets to go around. Simply put, Watkins finally has a quarterback that can really utilize his talent to the fullest extent. 70 catches, 1050 yards, and 8 touchdowns is a reasonable expectation for Sammy this season. 

Flex- Marlon Mack: Ahmad Bradshaw, Trent Richardson, and Frank Gore. This is the list of running backs whose fantasy value Andrew Luck has ignited while being at the end of their respective careers. With Andrew Luck on set to return week 1, whoever is the starter at running back for the Colts will have value. Mack has no competition for the #1 gig and flashed his potential at times for a Colts team with as little talent as any in the league. Although Andrew Luck’s return is all you need to hear to get excited about Mack’s sleeper potential, the return of Ryan Kelly from injured reserve and drafting of guard Quenton Nelson should bring some stability to what has been a consistently painful offensive line (figuratively and literally) for Andrew Luck in Indianapolis. While Mack will be the starter, I expect him to cede a fair amount of carries to rookies Nyheim Hines and Jordan Wilkins in an effort to keep him healthy. Despite losing carries, Mack will make up for it in the passing game. 45-50 catches is to be anticipated out of a guy with good hands and is particularly hard to tackle in the open field. Expect around 1100 to 1200 all purpose yards and 8 or 9 touchdowns out of Mack on the season. 

Tight End- Trey Burton: After leaving the wonderland that is the Eagles offense and heading to the wasteland that is the Chicago Bears offense, it is fair to question how Burton made his way onto this list, but with the hiring of Matt Nagy as head coach there is reason for optimism. Nagy is from Kansas City where Travis Kelce has tormented defenses for the last four years. Burton has a similar skill set to Kelce, and I expect Nagy to utilize him in many of the ways the Chiefs did Kelce. In his last three years, Travis Kelce has commanded over 100 targets in each. Given the similarity in offense and skill set Burton has to Kelce, at a minimum I see Burton getting 80 targets on the year. If thats the case, there is no reason Burton can’t turn that into 50 catches for 700 yards and 6 touchdowns. 

Kicker- Adam Vinateiri: The second Andrew Luck gets healthy, the Colts offense becomes a top 10 unit. The second an offense becomes a top 10 unit, their respective kicker has fantasy value. You get the point. 

D/St- Houston: After giving up 27.2 ppg last year and only getting 32 sacks, Houston basically was the Colts defense in disguise last season. The good news is JJ Watt returns from injury to victimize any and all who stand in his way to the quarterback this year. With JJ back, the Texans should return to the productive defense they’ve been of the past and get to around 45 sacks on the season. Another thing is in the past two seasons Watt has spent largely on the shelf, Jadaveon Clowney has developed into the terror he was expected to be when drafted #1 overall. Now that Watt is back, Romeo Crennell can employ lineups where Jadaveon is outside linebacker on the same side Watt is defensive end- blocking this will be an impossible task for teams to deal with and certainly something that will result in more sacks and turnovers. Can you imagine how Blake Bortles is going to respond to this? I’m gonna go set my dvr to record both Texans-Jags games right now. 

[clubfantasyfootball]

It's official! #kennystills is remaining with the #miamidolphins for the next four years! The #Dolphins hold onto their leader in receiving #touchdowns from a season ago for an average of $8 million per year. Overpaid? Absolutely. But the market set his price. If #devanteparker is healthy next season, expect Stills' numbers to decrease. If anything, he's a proven insurance policy and should be on your #fantasy radar. The #Dolphins should have a nice offense with #jarvislandry, Parker, Stills, #jayajayi and the newly acquired #juliusthomas. Does the Dolphins offense appeal to you in #fantasyfootball next season? Sound off! (Design credit: @katcolon37) #miami #fantasyfootballdraftprep #fantasyfootballlife #fantasylife #ClubFantasy #clubfantasyscoring #pprscoring #ppr #scoring #pprleague #dynastyleague #pointsperreception #widereceivers #wrs