TREFF
Fantasy Football Guru--??
its sad. When we started doing dynasty back in the original D1, that's when I first went and specifically started studying incoming freshman, rather than just going by the 'experts' opinions and assuming draft pedigree was good enough to find a guy in a redraft, and if not, I'd be quicker than the next guy on waiver pickups. And this year, was the first time, I couldn't find a single guy to identify as someone I thought might be pretty good. Often times that guy was obvious to everyone, often times I was just dead wrong (y'all remember Joe Williams right?), sometimes I scored big, Stevenson, Brian Robinson, sometimes it just helped me avoid the big mistakes - CEH.Just to update on RB movement: Ekeler to WAS, Gibson to NE, Gus the Bus to LAC, Singletary to NYG, Moss to CIN, A. Jones to MIN. Several of those have put a hurtin' on my dynasty plans. .... Mixon and Henry still looking, but it sounds like The King will be a Raven sooner rather than than later. ...
@TREFF apparently the NFL brass are seeing the same thing you stated in your post earlier - the cast off vets (right, wrong or indifferent) are superior to the in-coming rooks. .....
But this is the first time, in what, a decade of doing this now? that I can't find a single guy that even makes me raise an eyebrow..sad.
Surely someone will pop out of this class and surprise, but it'll be a shock to me as to who.
And yes, given some of the contracts, and the names attached, my only conclusion is that the NFL teams and their scouts see things very similarly.
Bad year to hold a high rookie draft pick and need a RB. you either trade, if you can find a partner, reach, or add yet another WR