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Ugly. I do think Crowell could have a good 2017 but that is short-term thinking. This is a classic sell high on a solid 2 down committee back who just destroyed his previous career highs in receptions and YPC (based on a few breakaway runs) and has never accumulated 200 carries in a season. There wa...

I like both players and could see productive seasons from both but to answer why Ware is significantly behind Miller. 1. HOU averaged about 446 rushes (non-QB) the last 3 seasons. KC averaged 360. HOU will be starting Savage or a rookie which means HOU will once again be one of the most run-heavy of...

Welcome to the forums! My main concerns with Hill are listed below. 1. His best comp is Devin Hester. Both were/are smaller absolutely electric returners with incredible game speed and quickness. Chicago made Hester more of a receiver after he displayed game breaking ability as a returner in the fir...

Quality read with lots of good info Migs. A few notes on why his ADP may be that low: 1. I believe your 2017 projections for Marshall are close to his ceiling based on his assumed 22% MS though which is the max referenced in the article for a GB or NYG WR2. Shepard's targets have to take a major hit...

In real life Ebron has to be considered a bust after being drafted 1.10 in the NFL draft. He has been abysmal as a blocker and his hands have continually failed him over his career. He had the worst drop rate of any player targeted as many times as Ebron in 2016. Ebron's PFF receiving grade maxed la...

Easy sell high on two players who just blew away their career highs in targets, receptions, (both) and rushing yards (Crowell).

Not thread related, but I still don't see how Cook dropped so far. I know he had workout issues and some off field stuff but he has elite RB1 potential. Red flag after red flag. Very extensive off-the-field issues. Shoulder injury history. Athletic profile that rarely succeeds at NFL level. Fumble ...

No hype because he is not a fantasy difference maker at the TE position who will receive consistent volume and have large TD upside. He is in that big range of TEs after the top tier who are easily replaceable. There is little difference between the TE7 and TE17 and Bennett, along with a lot of othe...

This is pure coach speak you can ignore. Yes, of course they will teach Engram inline TE techniques to be used occasionally. But they obviously will not use him primarily as an inline TE. His lean frame does not have the body mass necessary to be used that way and I highly doubt they will ask him to...

I have Engram ahead of Howard so I would take the deal. Engram is the far better receiver and has a dominant WR athletic profile like DT. Give me the player who will primarily be running routes over the player who will be blocking more of the time.

I had this choice and took Williams. Dominant WR with a top QB drafted early in the 1st round. I like Cook's tape but the list of red flags is enormous for this high of a pick. Multiple shoulder injuries, more extensive off-the-field issues than Mixon, athletic profile that rarely succeeds at the NF...

JuJu was drafted behind 5 WRs, 4 RBs, 5 TEs, 4 QBs in a class where RB and TE are considered the strengths. Add in a bunch of WRs and RBs drafted in the 3rd not to far from him, JuJu's lack of athleticism, plus uncertain situation and it should not be that surprising he is falling in many drafts.

3rd/4th rounder for me. Was a 5th round pick in a poor 2016 class. He is not close to my top 24 of this year's rookie class. Last year's tape in NY was very average. Likely in a 3 way committee this season. Solid committee back but one that does not have any standout traits as a runner or receiver.

Harvin is really the prototype for how to use the "gadget" player and really the only one with any sustained success recently. Averaged over 100 targets his four years in MIN despite missing time his fourth season. Unfortunately injuries derailed his career. Overall I tend to avoid these t...

If we examine last season, his end of season totals were a bit misleading. Crowell had a great 4 game stretch to start the season. The next 8 games he maxed out at 63 yards rushing while being held to less than 30 in 6 of those 8 games then finished the season with his best rushing performance in a ...