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Yup a heck of a pick.molsan, nice pick on Hopkins. Had my eye on him. You kind of changed my strategy/direction with that pick.
I was surprise to see Walker last this long. Even J. Cook went ahead of him. This is a standard scoring league right? Singletary went ahead of him, Penny went ahead of him. It was why I was wondering if @TREFF was watching. True Walker may not start immediately but soon, very soon and in the mean time get plenty of work.Kudos for execution on zero-ish RB strategy @MilkSpiller22
These guys will regret letting you get Breece Hall as late as you did if he plays at least 14-16 games this yr
Bigger upside than Mitchell or Dobbins?Kudos for execution on zero-ish RB strategy @MilkSpiller22
These guys will regret letting you get Breece Hall as late as you did if he plays at least 14-16 games this yr
Not imho, no.Bigger upside than Mitchell or Dobbins?
Ohhh..well now it makes sense, I hadn't had a chance to dig into what was going on in the draft at the moment. Yeah whomever took Cook before him already has an F in my unbiased draft analysis and grading I can see Singletary and Penny, don't agree, but get it.I was surprise to see Walker last this long. Even J. Cook went ahead of him. This is a standard scoring league right? Singletary went ahead of him, Penny went ahead of him. It was why I was wondering if @TREFF was watching. True Walker may not start immediately but soon, very soon and in the mean time get plenty of work.
He took Hall before those two guys!!! LolNot imho, no.
Bigger upside than Mitchell or Dobbins?
Bigger upside than Mitchell or Dobbins?
None of those guys had realistic competition for the starting job..Hall does. And even though he's likely to be handed the "starters" job regardless, Carter isn't just going to fade away. No one else on that list had a comparable backfield mateDobbins pick has the proper injury hesitancy baked in to where you got him, and Eli Mitchell has an insane wide range of outcomes as the SF RB - could easily be a top 10-12 guy, but also could easily be an RB3 type all year if they decide they like TDP or Sermon or anyone else on a Shanahan whim. That guy's never had the same RB lead his team in back-to-back seasons and Eli led the team last year (think someone else mentioned that on the boards here in the last few weeks)
BAL RB lack of involvement in the passing game also hurts Dobbins ceiling tremendously - even in standard scoring, the RBs that see targets and carries have a better shot at outproducing the pure runners - Chubbs of the world are rare and not sure Dobbins hits 1200-1300yds rushing so he'll need the TDs vs LJax running them in, but if LJax is playing for a new deal, or hell, even if he's playing on a new mega deal, I think @averagejoe was correct in his assessment that LJax wants the ball in his hands to score/win, he doesn't want to give it to a RB if he can avoid it.
As for Breece Hall....
Najee Harris - RB4
CEH - RB22 (JTaylor was RB4, and let's be real, he's the true RB1 of that class, not this poser)
Jacobs - RB14
Barkley - RB2
Fournette - RB8
Zeke - RB2
looks like outside of Reid/Mahomes galaxy braining themselves out of taking the best RB in the class as the 1st one, the 1st RB off the board seems to have a damn good track record of success in their rookie seasons over the last 6yrs. Draft capital is a little concerning, but not as much with the de-valuation of the RB position by NFL front offices.
Kudos for execution on zero-ish RB strategy @MilkSpiller22
These guys will regret letting you get Breece Hall as late as you did if he plays at least 14-16 games this yr
Pretty much agree with all this. Well said BUT Hall has competition still.Dobbins pick has the proper injury hesitancy baked in to where you got him, and Eli Mitchell has an insane wide range of outcomes as the SF RB - could easily be a top 10-12 guy, but also could easily be an RB3 type all year if they decide they like TDP or Sermon or anyone else on a Shanahan whim. That guy's never had the same RB lead his team in back-to-back seasons and Eli led the team last year (think someone else mentioned that on the boards here in the last few weeks)
BAL RB lack of involvement in the passing game also hurts Dobbins ceiling tremendously - even in standard scoring, the RBs that see targets and carries have a better shot at outproducing the pure runners - Chubbs of the world are rare and not sure Dobbins hits 1200-1300yds rushing so he'll need the TDs vs LJax running them in, but if LJax is playing for a new deal, or hell, even if he's playing on a new mega deal, I think @averagejoe was correct in his assessment that LJax wants the ball in his hands to score/win, he doesn't want to give it to a RB if he can avoid it.
As for Breece Hall....
Najee Harris - RB4
CEH - RB22 (JTaylor was RB4, and let's be real, he's the true RB1 of that class, not this poser)
Jacobs - RB14
Barkley - RB2
Fournette - RB8
Zeke - RB2
looks like outside of Reid/Mahomes galaxy braining themselves out of taking the best RB in the class as the 1st one, the 1st RB off the board seems to have a damn good track record of success in their rookie seasons over the last 6yrs. Draft capital is a little concerning, but not as much with the de-valuation of the RB position by NFL front offices.