Tevin Coleman or Josh Doctson,, who ya got?

[Skulls]

They are right next to each other in DLF rankings. In a vacuum who do you like..

Thx

[cornhole2412]

Assuming this is a PPR model vacuum I'm taking the WR. Less damage, more catches, longer career expectancy.

[Skulls]

yes ppr...thx for reply

[senska11]

Assuming this is a PPR model vacuum I'm taking the WR. Less damage, more catches, longer career expectancy.

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[Goddard]

It's very close, but I'm not as high on Doctson as some, so I'd prefer Coleman.

[Valhalla]

It's very close, but I'm not as high on Doctson as some, so I'd prefer Coleman.

I'll agree with this

[Pet_Smith]

It's very close, but I'm not as high on Doctson as some, so I'd prefer Coleman.

I'll agree with this

Same. PPR I can envision Coleman getting more reps per game than doctson, plus he'll get carries. I'll always take the past proven performance over potential. Sure, I might miss out occasionally, but I think it's safer

[The Red Rooster]

This is really tough for me. IF Freeman were to leave (sounds unlikely tho), then Coleman's value sky rockets...having said that, if they do resign Freeman, is it likely that Coleman leaves when he is a free agent? If so, maybe he goes somewhere to be the lead guy. Orrrrr there are just too many questions with Coleman...just wanted to lay this out. I'd lean to the position that you are lacking depth in this case.

[zelldawg26]

I like Doctson by a smidge and if they end up over paying Freeman like they may, then I like Doctson a little more.