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PhoenixEagles1
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Dude gonna do damage behind that line.
No way this season
Youd be passing on too many more reliable guys
Would you take him over a Davonte Freeman or Thomas Rawls?
And you have to think Mcfadden will still be in the mix after a solid season
They have proven themselves reliable after one successful season? Didn't Freeman kind of disappear in the second half last year? Rawls was hot for a little stretch in the second half, but we have seen that before - think Bryce Brown in Philly a couple years ago
I dont think Freeman dissapeared, especially in a PPR league, he will still catching 6, 7 balls a game
With Lynch gone, Im just thinking Rawls is a really high volume guy in a run first offense
Listen, I love Zeke and was praying he would drop to the Giants, I just think in fantasy, if you whiff on your #1 pick, your whole season could be shot, and he's gonna be a bit more risky than a bunch of other guys
And again, Mcfadden deserves to still be in the mix for work in that offense, so you have to worry about how much
I'm taking Zeke over Rawls every day of the week. Seattle has made no secret about the fact that they want to add another RB to the mix. Rawls is no guarantee to start.I dont think Freeman dissapeared, especially in a PPR league, he will still catching 6, 7 balls a game
With Lynch gone, Im just thinking Rawls is a really high volume guy in a run first offense
Listen, I love Zeke and was praying he would drop to the Giants, I just think in fantasy, if you whiff on your #1 pick, your whole season could be shot, and he's gonna be a bit more risky than a bunch of other guys
And again, Mcfadden deserves to still be in the mix for work in that offense, so you have to worry about how much
Freeman from week 8 on had 345 yards rushing and 258 yards receiving and 5 total TDs. That's not exactly spectacular.
I think Mcfadden will be granted his release.
I'm taking Zeke over Rawls every day of the week. Seattle has made no secret about the fact that they want to add another RB to the mix. Rawls is no guarantee to start.
Elliott, I'm considering taking him with the #1 pick that I have (granted, it's a keeper, so it's more like the #1 pick in the second round) and teaming him up with Todd Gurley. Elliott is a significantly superior player to McFadden, who should be used for no more than 6-8 carries a game just to spell Zeke.
You're probably eventually going to be right about Rawls, but with Michael there, and them wanting to bring in someone else, how much upside is there really? Elliott is going to be running behind a much better OL than what Seattle has, and Elliott is also a threat to catch passes while Rawls is not.You could definitely be right.....I do dis-agree on Rawls, he is absolutely the starter, they arent starting a guy that isnt even on the roster yet........(if healthy of course)
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