Best RB Rookies based on landing spots

[hudini33]

So I have picks 1.2-1.4 and am taking Doctson and Treadwell. My thought pre-draft was to take Henry with the 1.4, but not I'm questioning if that is the right move. For team 2 in sig, I need some RB help out of this draft, but I think drafting a back at 4 is early based on their landing spots. Which of these guys should I go after and how late could I trade back to get them?

Derrick Henry, TEN
CJ Procise, SEA
Alex Collins, SEA
Davontae Booker, DEN
Kenneth Dixon, BAL
Jordan Howard, CHI
Paul Perkins, NYG
Kenyan Drake, MIA

I think Booker would be a good handcuff to CJA, and Perkins could be a steal considering the Ginats don't have much for backs, But I''m interested in seeing what the wisdom of this draft has to say about this RB class.

All advice welcome!!!

[knotts4372]

not so sure booker is a "handcuff" or cja i think he gets a decent chunk of those carries maybe even a 60-40 split

[vixen]

yep, you should take doctson and treadwell and then trade 1.4 for a 2nd (or late 1st) and 2017 1st. or a player and 2017 1st. it does seem too early for a RB.

good luck

[hudini33]

not so sure booker is a "handcuff" or cja i think he gets a decent chunk of those carries maybe even a 60-40 split

So are you saying that I should Take Booker? Or trade CJA?

[schiewerma21]

The rbs are so tricky and exactly why in one league where the guy took henry 1.02 because we do it pre draft to make draft day way more exciting is so upset right now.

Honeslty I think the safest back is Dixon. Many people, myself included liked him pre draft (no shares by the way) and he goes into a good situation where he has a real opportunity to start.

And I guy I do own that I truly believe in is procise. The fourth rb off the board and a day two pick (which we all know statistically works out much better) I think Rawls is more hurt than what has been led on and I think Alex Collins is a sack of potatoes. I really believe that will be procises job come 2017 at latest.

All that being said, I think your crazy if you take a fourth round draft pick (Dixon) at 1.04. I also think 1.04 is far too high for procise as he certainly hasn't earned that role yet and has a lot to learn at the position.

Let's be real... 1.04 is an abysmal place to be this year. It's Elliot than its Treadwell and Doctson (don't care which order you have them)
Then your looking at taking a Browns player at 1.04? Michael Thomas? One of these reach rbs? It's a ton of uncertainty after the top 3. Trade out

[knotts4372]

not so sure booker is a "handcuff" or cja i think he gets a decent chunk of those carries maybe even a 60-40 split

So are you saying that I should Take Booker? Or trade CJA?

im saying i wouldnt bank on cja to be a good source of consistent points. but if you look to trade him i doubt you get a good offer. id try adding booker in the late 1st if you could but mostly im just staying away from this situation altogether

[DynastyFeed]

note... I had dixon over henry pre draft...

Dixon
Henry
Perkins

Howard
Prosise

Drake
Booker



Collins

[The Fantasy Feud]

note... I had dixon over henry pre draft...

Dixon
Henry
Perkins

Howard
Prosise

Drake
Booker



Collins

Perkins over Henry but I agree with this.

[hudini33]

You guys think Dixon can beat out Buck and Forsett

[RightlegTucker]

I think Wendell Smallwood deserves a look landing in Philly if that's the sole criteria we're basing this off of, doubt he ever amounts to much though. I'm looking forward to scooping up the Arkansas RBs late because of their respective landing spots.

[RightlegTucker]

You guys think Dixon can beat out Buck and Forsett

Absoltely

[jason5641]

I liked Henry pre draft and I'm sticking to my guns...ha

[Cameron Giles]

In terms of immediate opportunity, I'd say C.J. Prosise. He has very good receiving chops and should be Seattle's 3rd down back immediately.

Long-term, I'd say Derrick Henry has the best shot in a growing offense and improving line.

[jason5641]

In terms of immediate opportunity, I'd say C.J. Prosise. He has very good receiving chops and should be Seattle's 3rd down back immediately.

Long-term, I'd say Derrick Henry has the best shot in a growing offense and improving line.

Agreed. and my dumpster fire of a team wont be competing in 2016 anyway

[Skulls]

love me some prosise