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I guarantee there will be at least one news report that claims he isbetter than everin the best shape of his life!
depends on what we are talking about. Whether it’s real life or if it is fantasy value.M. Leshoure, drafted in the second round,, starting RB for Detriot as a rookie, 800 and 9 in 14 games
Beanie Wells, drafted in the first, starter for ARZ in multiple seasons, including the prior season and a half before his injury, a 1k yd rusher, with a 10TD season
The Crow started 32 straight games in Clevand, half the games as a Jet, and was a very large part of the rushing game, and at 25/26, very much in his prime still.
Donta Foreman, a very high touted rookie, 3rd round pick had just begun to play a regular role, pushing L. Miller to the side in Texas..including a start and a multi score game, including that fateful 30 yard score where he ruptured his Achilles at the goaline.
I'd say even just specifically referring to young, talented, potentially super star, definitely starter quality, running backs, the list is exceptionally relevant.
And very damning to the chances of Mack and Akers ever being relevant again.
Well done Joe
well, I did post on the fantasy board (as opposed to the NFL board)depends on what we are talking about. Whether it’s real life or if it is fantasy value.
well, I did post on the fantasy board (as opposed to the NFL board)
I disagree with your Milkness.My overall point is that in fantasy we don’t care whether he ever comes back in the future. Because that’s the future. Same questions we have about anyone’s future.
as of today, any Akers owner needs to assume he will be back next season as the rams number one rb.
which makes the chart useless. And I love your charts. But just saying in fantasy terms. This chart has no merit. Sorry that you pushed me to say that. Lol.
Well therein lies the true merit of the list/chart. If you take your stubborn stomped foot outta the ground, and see it for what is..you do not have to assume Akers will be back as the starter, and you can accept the probability, as suggested by the history of the injury with the position, the probability, that Akers never returns in any substantial role, and trade him for what you can get.My overall point is that in fantasy we don’t care whether he ever comes back in the future. Because that’s the future. Same questions we have about anyone’s future.
as of today, any Akers owner needs to assume he will be back next season as the rams number one rb.
which makes the chart useless. And I love your charts. But just saying in fantasy terms. This chart has no merit. Sorry that you pushed me to say that. Lol.
With the injury he has I won't count on his return to form.Got a dynasty offer which include Akers.
Very very hesitant.
Thoughts on Akers' future?
depends on the offer......Got a dynasty offer which include Akers.
Very very hesitant.
Thoughts on Akers' future?
Not familiar with achillies injuries to kickers. Not even sure which leg he hurt. If it's his plant, I'd probably guess he's screwed. If it's his kicking leg, he can likely return, mostly. But no firm plant, no power, no accuracy.
Funny Joe i just stumbled onto this forum minutes after sending a pm to Bandit and Treff to talk about Mack's value (a player on the list above)Got a dynasty offer which include Akers.
Very very hesitant.
Thoughts on Akers' future?