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If you're trying to get the 1.01, get it early. If you're trading away the 1.01, hold it, it'll sell for much more later. Picks always go up in value, but Elliott is really in a tier of his own and a lot of owners will be trying to either trade up to 1.01 or move back, so the offers should be very g...

The right way to use the RSP: Who to take when deciding between players drafted in the same round or close together.

The wrong way to use the RSP: Justifying taking a late draft pick ahead of a much earlier pick.

I think that's the gist of what DD is getting at.

Jason3123 wrote:

Telperion wrote:He also has him ahead of Treadwell, so he's starting to enter Ginn/DHB territory.

Except that those guys weren't nearly as productive. DHB wasn't productive at all.

Tavon Austin territory then.

He also has him ahead of Treadwell, so he's starting to enter Ginn/DHB territory.

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Survey link in this topic: http://forum.dynastyleaguefootball.com/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=118110 I'll be running this until the NFL draft so we can get an idea of movement over time. The more entries, the better the data, so don't think your rankings aren't important if there are already a lot of e...

http://www.esurveyspro.com/Survey.aspx?id=016aebeb-524f-445a-a7a3-67ce28383b19 I'll be running this until the NFL draft so we can get an idea of movement over time. I'll provide periodic updates in the spreadsheet linked from my signature. (Note: If you don't know enough yet to rank 3 rounds, fill i...

For a class like this that lacks the clear, easy to see, top end talent, the RSP might be even more valuable in discovering hidden gems. The NFL draft will tell you who the gems are, but they won't be hidden. I'm not knocking the RSP, it's great for choosing between similarly drafted players, but i...

Drills don't measure NFL agility, he looked stiff.

ericanadian wrote:Not that it changes your point at all, but NFL.com has Ridley at a 4.66. I see your number at NFLdraftscout, but I'm goin with NFL.com as the more likely legitimate source.

NFL Draft Scout uses combine times, other places will use pro day times. NFL Draft Scout is the most reliable source.

Forgot to mention... Detroit now has the slowest backfield in the NFL. Is it? Because one of their RBs was the 2015 kickoff return yards leader. Abdullah and Zenner had top-10 SPARQ scores in last year's class, thanks in part to their elite burst scores. They ain't 'slow'. If Zenner can't beat out ...

Detroit now has the slowest backfield in the NFL. Zenner has always been a long shot, but Ridley had for all practical purposes only one good season in NE. It's really anybody's guess who runs with the opportunity. My guess is Abdullah gets first crack at early down work with Ridley/Zenner as backup...

Very educational on a football level, not very helpful for fantasy purposes unless you're deciding between two very closely drafted players and can't choose.

No agility. Clunky strider early in his routes. Is there potential? Yes, but he runs like a TE.

Watch Andre Johnson's Miami highlights, same height, weight, and speed, but totally different level on agility and quickness.