Eren has no intention of having Historia or her children become titan shifters. I think Eren is just going to straight up try to eat the beast titan. He's probably keeping everyone in the dark because they want to keep the titan stomping plan? If Eren eats the beast titan, then it forces everyone to think of another plan.
Another reason why I don't see Historia becoming the beast titan is because of Yelena. I feel like she somehow has a chance to become the beast titan. Probably not a good reason but since she's tall, that's why I think she will be the beast titan. Oh, and also because she looks up to Zeke. Pun not planned.
So what are your thoughts? What do you think Eren is planning?
Sorry everyone for my old post. I didn't know I had to write [Manga Spoilers] on title. I thought flairing and marking it as manga spoilers would be sufficient. I must now commit senpiku for my sin.
I will be moving on from Zeke into next year. This is an update to my original post:
I completely agree with the angry minority of Zeke and Pollard owners that his career as an elite RB looks to be over, but regardless, you have to eventually draft Zeke. There is no reality, where he continues to dominate touches that he won't have good games with TDs.
Only one team gets to win fantasy, Zeke certainly cost some people the playoffs this year, but I've had way more frustrating experiences with owning certain players.
Zeke was drafted at 6 and went RB6. Fantasy is tough.
Drafting CMC the last two years has been an unmitigated disaster. Zeke returns value.
I know, he disappeared in some games where we needed him, but still a solid season for someone who was battling a knee injury. Here's to hoping for a big playoff run from Zeke.
Conflicting reports about load management earlier in the week followed by reports that Zeke will have the full load (shoutout to NNN). Combine this with Jerry Jones saying Ceedee Lamb is going to set the record for least time spent on concussion protocol (when he doesn't wind up playing) and you have something that sounds like blatant cap. Does anyone's uncle go the cookout with Mike McCarthy?
Though Zeke did look a lot better on Sunday against Washington, it’s clear he’s not 100%. Pollard will also be coming back from injury, so him splitting some carries with Clement wouldn’t kill me.
This is the perfect opportunity to get Zeke healthy, while trying to keep Pollard as healthy as possible. The Giants secondary is god awful, so this is a bounce back chance for Dak. The ball is in Kellen Moore’s court to keep the game unpredictable, as I would assume we would be able to stop Mike Glennon.
Just as the title says. Is it time to sell Zeke? What would your offer to good to turn down?
As the title says, how much longer do yall fellow cowboy fans think he will be there? I read where when he restructured his contract it made it harder for them to move off of him in 2023 (when everyone speculates that theyll.move off of him.) I personally would like to see him stick around a couple more seasons and lead in rushing again. I think he's played very well early in the season, and I feel like he's still been pretty useful despite injury, putting up 12 total tds this season. And I think him being a warrior playing through injuries says alot about him. And everyone says he had a bad 2020 season and I'll agree it wasn't great, but everything that could go wrong for our offense did. Dak went down as well as multiple o linemen. So again, how long do yall think he'll stay with us and are there any other optimistic zeke fans out there excited to see him fully healthy next season, or has everyone else moved on from him?
Something from the latest fp stuck with me and it was pretty reminiscent of an earlier post speculating this (however zeke was aggressive while the post was neutral)
Zeke said that "in the real world, you're nothing more than dirt i'd step on" or something along those lines. What'll happen when the people in the Safe House graduate? I'm not calling the SH useless and in no way am I saying it was a bad idea overall, because it genuinely helps those who don't like the violence and who don't want to be bullied, but does it also instill a sense of false hope?
Few players have been as frustrating to own as zeke this year. It’s better to just not watch the games when he’s playing because he looks absolutely abysmal as a runner. It looks like he’s incapable of breaking off a run greater than 7 yards. Sometimes he falls into the end zone and puts up a decent game.
Obviously we are in the semis, and I am just not sure if I can trust him. Do you guys plan on starting him? What sort of other options are you considering over him?
Wow. I am awe struck, I don't even know how to process this. As someone who is LGBTQ+, I'm just so disgusted and devastated for Zeke. He handled it well, but damn.
https://twitter.com/BrandonHuffman/status/1466850614902607873?s=20
https://247sports.com/Player/Zeke-Berry-46086774/
