Jerod Mayo
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Jerod Mayo | New England Patriots | Linebacker
Team Defensive Style: 3-4 Multiple Fronts
2011 Experience: 4th Season
IDP Fantasy Football Outlook: Jerod Mayo had a disappointing second season with injury problems that continued to add up. Through it all, he still managed to find his way over 100 tackles, but it was his third season that Mayo took his game to the next level. With 175 tackles on the season, Mayo was the top IDP linebacker to have as he gave fantasy owners the season we’ve been waiting for.
The Patriots have a good defense, but it’s clear who the man is in this squad that racks up the tackles and that is Mayo and I don’t believe he’s going to slow down any time soon. That doesn’t mean I feel he’s going for another 175 tackles, but I think 140 is more than reasonable for him and I wouldn’t be surprised if he delivered a few more big plays as well. New England needs him to be a super star if they hope to win it all this year, because they don’t have the type of defense they had in the old days, just yet.
Coming into the 2011 IDP fantasy football season, I have Mayo as the second best linebacker to draft as only Patrick Willis is in front of him. Yes, Mayo had a better season than Willis, but the 49ers star linebacker is a better in terms of big plays and has had more dominant seasons.
| Tackles | ||||||
| Total | Solo | Sacks | FF | PD | INT | |
| 2011 Projected Stats | 140 | 98 | 3 | 1 | 4 | 0 |
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Summer of 2011: Fantasy Projections
Jerod Mayo had a disappointing second season with injury problems that continued to add up. Through it all, he still managed to find his way over 100 tackles, but it was his third season that Mayo took his game to the next level. With 175 tackles on the season, Mayo was the top IDP linebacker to have as he gave fantasy owners the season we’ve been waiting for.
The Patriots have a good defense, but it’s clear who the man is in this squad that racks up the tackles and that is Mayo and I don’t believe he’s going to slow down any time soon. That doesn’t mean I feel he’s going for another 175 tackles, but I think 140 is more than reasonable for him and I wouldn’t be surprised if he delivered a few more big plays as well. New England needs him to be a super star if they hope to win it all this year, because they don’t have the type of defense they had in the old days, just yet.
Coming into the 2011 IDP fantasy football season, I have Mayo as the second best linebacker to draft as only Patrick Willis is in front of him. Yes, Mayo had a better season than Willis, but the 49ers star linebacker is a better in terms of big plays and has had more dominant seasons.
| Tackles | ||||||
| Total | Solo | Sacks | FF | PD | INT | |
| 2011 Projected Stats | 140 | 98 | 3 | 1 | 4 | 0 |
2010 IDP Fantasy Football Outlook
The hype was well noted for Jerod Mayo and he disappointed in his second season with an early ACL problem. Still the youngster did manage over 100 tackles despite his missed time and ailment. Look for Mayo to bounce back this season and post a solid IDP fantasy stat line in his third year as a pro.
