^^ this is the 2nd best post in the threadCult of Dionysus wrote: ↑Wed Feb 27, 2019 10:51 am Think we all need to bookmark this thread and then let it die quickly and disappear into the night before anyone else sees it!
terrific job meurah thanks !
^^ this is the 2nd best post in the threadCult of Dionysus wrote: ↑Wed Feb 27, 2019 10:51 am Think we all need to bookmark this thread and then let it die quickly and disappear into the night before anyone else sees it!
I’m sure there are GMs ranking him as #1 RB right now, but a combination NFL front offices being overly risk-adverse and their desire to get value later in draft could cause him to slip. Probably not further than late-2nd / early-3rd but unless he tests markedly better than Jacobs, I don’t see him being first RB selected. IMO, it’s similar to DJ Moore last year. It took a phenomenal combine to leap frog Ridley & Sutton who were the consensus #1 & #2 WRs at this point last year.MEuRaH wrote: ↑Wed Feb 27, 2019 3:43 pmWell yeah, but I'm also assuming that GMs aren't braindead and they'll be putting Sanders in the 1st round at some point, if they haven't already. I don't care what armchair GMs are grading him at the moment. That sounds like a stat-line grade to me. He's literally a mini Saquon with 1/3rd the wear on his body.FantasyFreak wrote: ↑Wed Feb 27, 2019 3:02 pmDo we know what he will test or what round he'll go? I mean I heard he was graded between the 3rd and 5th round. Of course if he tests really well, he may jump, but If he gets drafted in the 4th round, you don't need to spend 1.01 on him.
My point was that 1.01 probably won't be necessary, you could trade back. Unless he goes to KC in the top 3 rounds or something. I love Sanders, I actually stated a while back he might be my favourite back in this class, but he's nowhere near Saquon in talent, IMO. That's a bit of hyperbole, I think.MEuRaH wrote: ↑Wed Feb 27, 2019 3:43 pmWell yeah, but I'm also assuming that GMs aren't braindead and they'll be putting Sanders in the 1st round at some point, if they haven't already. I don't care what armchair GMs are grading him at the moment. That sounds like a stat-line grade to me. He's literally a mini Saquon with 1/3rd the wear on his body.FantasyFreak wrote: ↑Wed Feb 27, 2019 3:02 pmDo we know what he will test or what round he'll go? I mean I heard he was graded between the 3rd and 5th round. Of course if he tests really well, he may jump, but If he gets drafted in the 4th round, you don't need to spend 1.01 on him.
Yes. So yes.Dynasty DeLorean wrote: ↑Thu Feb 28, 2019 6:50 am Glad to see some original content on here and not just people asking ridiculous questions.
ShhhhhhhhWeknownothing86 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 01, 2019 2:28 pm And your boy is backing it up today. People are gonna pay attention to him now.
Backing it up and then some. Did you see the 10 yard split? BETTER THAN BARKLEY!? That's insane low-end power, which means his burst through the line into the 2nd level is insanely fast. I did expect a 4.5 or under (officially he was a 4.49) so that only confirmed my belief in him. Throw in the fact that he was top 3 or 5 in nearly even category, something which no other RB can claim, and this should confirm in everyone's mind that Sanders is CLEARLY the #1 guy.Weknownothing86 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 01, 2019 2:28 pmAnd your boy is backing it up today. People are gonna pay attention to him now.
Why? I love Sanders, but are you suggesting Jacobs isn't hurt?MEuRaH wrote: ↑Fri Mar 01, 2019 3:10 pmBacking it up and then some. Did you see the 10 yard split? BETTER THAN BARKLEY!? That's insane low-end power, which means his burst through the line into the 2nd level is insanely fast. I did expect a 4.5 or under (officially he was a 4.49) so that only confirmed my belief in him. Throw in the fact that he was top 3 or 5 in nearly even category, something which no other RB can claim, and this should confirm in everyone's mind that Sanders is CLEARLY the #1 guy.Weknownothing86 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 01, 2019 2:28 pmAnd your boy is backing it up today. People are gonna pay attention to him now.
Josh Jacobs? Biggest con artist in the draft.
FantasyFreak wrote: ↑Sat Nov 24, 2018 8:20 pm David Montgomery 17 for 129 and 3 TD's today so far.
If Miles Sanders declares, he could be THE top back in this class. One year wonder because he had to sit behind Barkley, but he's legit. I hope he declares, if not he may be part of a deep RB class next year.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7QXj501gAtU
Very agile/powerful. Some runs that remind me of Saquon. Not as good obviously, but he looks the part of a quality NFL back if you ask me. I don't see a better back talent wise this year.
Even with the unfortunate retirement of Ahmon Richards, I am liking this class more and more as the year goes on. It all depends on how many juniors declare, as there are quite a few we all assume will.
One of the things I enjoy doing is scrolling to the bottom of rankings and finding at least one guy worth taking a chance on. Last year, Deon Cain was one.MEuRaH wrote: ↑Tue Feb 26, 2019 8:18 pm DEFINITELY NOT'S (Won't Succeed, No Matter What)
Tony Pollard - He's listed as a RB and showed some great zone skills, but mostly played in the slot or out wide, a-la Nyhiem Hines. I don't know what to make of him yet. He could be good if he went to the right system, but it's too hard to tell atm. I want no part as of now. EDIT: He's not a RB. Gimmicky player. No thanks.
Justice Hill, Bryce Love, Dexter Williams - No. No to all these guys. They are zone runners without the tools necessary to be zone runners. Dexter Williams in particular I think is the worst of this group. He has no skills, just runs fast, then brags like he's the greatest to ever play the game. He's going to get a wake up call. Bryce Love is also a speed guy and nothing more. Speed guys can be successful at the college level, but are almost never successful at the NFL level.
Rodney Anderson - I have to give this guy his own segment since so many people are clamoring for him. I don't get it, either. He's had 3 season-ending injuries in 4 years as a college athlete. He follows his blocks and gets what is given to him. He doesn't create space. He sometimes carries the ball in the wrong hand. Did I mention that he gets hurt all the time? He runs like he has popsicle sticks for legs. What is there to like?
Trayveon Williams - The only power runner at the bottom of this list. He could be something like a Jeremy Langford. He'll show a spark and be worth a 1st rounder real quick, but then fizzle out and disappear. Worth a late flyer just for the sake of trading him later.
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And that does it for now. If you look at the history of RBs Pre-draft and then 2-3 years later, you'll notice a pattern that 1-2 guys near the top succeeded, most are still milling around, 1 guy out-performs out of nowhere, and the rest disappear. I think my rankings are similar to that. Post your feedback, I'm always up for conversation.
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