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Re: Gurley question?
According to FBG Re-Draft ADP - Gurley is ADP 50, so basically late 4th early 5th round. In the only re-draft I have done this season so far, Gurley went 57th overall , while Gordon (Re-draft ADP of 31) went 37th.
Thats basically RB2 territory for Gurley in re-draft.
Thats basically RB2 territory for Gurley in re-draft.
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Re: Gurley question?
I run a redraft with a bunch of buddies, and there is no way I'm touching him there. The reason being is there is no telling when he'll be on the field. I can't have my 4th/5th round pick riding the pine for 6-8 weeks.ArrylT wrote:According to FBG Re-Draft ADP - Gurley is ADP 50, so basically late 4th early 5th round. In the only re-draft I have done this season so far, Gurley went 57th overall , while Gordon (Re-draft ADP of 31) went 37th.
Thats basically RB2 territory for Gurley in re-draft.
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Re: Gurley question?
In a best ball I can kind of understand it and as such I can also see it from managers who like to draft a team of maximum upside players (a win it all undefeated or don't win a game mentality). I'm more conservative and like to give myself horrible line-up decisions each week by drafting depth and players with a high floor!!Kilmer wrote:I run a redraft with a bunch of buddies, and there is no way I'm touching him there. The reason being is there is no telling when he'll be on the field. I can't have my 4th/5th round pick riding the pine for 6-8 weeks.ArrylT wrote:According to FBG Re-Draft ADP - Gurley is ADP 50, so basically late 4th early 5th round. In the only re-draft I have done this season so far, Gurley went 57th overall , while Gordon (Re-draft ADP of 31) went 37th.
Thats basically RB2 territory for Gurley in re-draft.
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As someone said earlier, it has to do with the landscape of the RB position right now.....but there is no way he is valued above Bell....you'd be off your rocker to do that....Gurley certainly has more top end speed than Bell does, but Gurley would break both knees if he tried to make some of the cuts Bell can....Gurley is a North/South runner, he doesn't have the agility of a guy like Bell, and I don't like not having combine numbers on him....no doubt his straight line speed is better than OK, but it's the agility drills I worry about....Trent never had combine numbers either (although I believer Gurley is better) I really don't expect much from him this year....anyone thinking he's just going to walk in 9-12 months after an ACL tear from college and start lighting it up with that OL and QB/WR situation is in for a big disappointment IMO......I don't even see him getting many 15 plus carry games this year....I think they are going to be a RBBC once he does return.....I see Fisher playing it safe for the year with his first round pick....I personally don't value him as high as a top 3 back, but if I can get that value I'd flip him (hypothetically, I don't own him) I passed on him with a 1.01 for Cooper....
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At first I thought there's no way he's even close to the 3rd best RB. In fairness, DLF average is #4 RB below Bell, Lacy, Charles. Then I looked at the rest of the top 10... I can see taking a couple others over Gurley but at worst I can't slide him down lower than #7. And I think it's splitting hairs debating between #4 and #7.
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Luckily I got both Bell and GurleyFantasyFreak wrote:As someone said earlier, it has to do with the landscape of the RB position right now.....but there is no way he is valued above Bell....you'd be off your rocker to do that....Gurley certainly has more top end speed than Bell does, but Gurley would break both knees if he tried to make some of the cuts Bell can....Gurley is a North/South runner, he doesn't have the agility of a guy like Bell, and I don't like not having combine numbers on him....no doubt his straight line speed is better than OK, but it's the agility drills I worry about....Trent never had combine numbers either (although I believer Gurley is better) I really don't expect much from him this year....anyone thinking he's just going to walk in 9-12 months after an ACL tear from college and start lighting it up with that OL and QB/WR situation is in for a big disappointment IMO......I don't even see him getting many 15 plus carry games this year....I think they are going to be a RBBC once he does return.....I see Fisher playing it safe for the year with his first round pick....I personally don't value him as high as a top 3 back, but if I can get that value I'd flip him (hypothetically, I don't own him) I passed on him with a 1.01 for Cooper....
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Re: Gurley question?
Yeah, I have Bell too, could have had both, went with Cooper....I would take him over Gurley 10 times out of 10, but Gurley was my 1.02, to be fair..... :thumb up: If he does hit, that RB combo is hands down the best in the league, I just felt Amari was a better prospect....time will tell.......guy369 wrote:Luckily I got both Bell and GurleyFantasyFreak wrote:As someone said earlier, it has to do with the landscape of the RB position right now.....but there is no way he is valued above Bell....you'd be off your rocker to do that....Gurley certainly has more top end speed than Bell does, but Gurley would break both knees if he tried to make some of the cuts Bell can....Gurley is a North/South runner, he doesn't have the agility of a guy like Bell, and I don't like not having combine numbers on him....no doubt his straight line speed is better than OK, but it's the agility drills I worry about....Trent never had combine numbers either (although I believer Gurley is better) I really don't expect much from him this year....anyone thinking he's just going to walk in 9-12 months after an ACL tear from college and start lighting it up with that OL and QB/WR situation is in for a big disappointment IMO......I don't even see him getting many 15 plus carry games this year....I think they are going to be a RBBC once he does return.....I see Fisher playing it safe for the year with his first round pick....I personally don't value him as high as a top 3 back, but if I can get that value I'd flip him (hypothetically, I don't own him) I passed on him with a 1.01 for Cooper....
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I was offered a trade for Gurley during the draft, and after drafting Bell, I had to accept.FantasyFreak wrote:Yeah, I have Bell too, could have had both, went with Cooper....I would take him over Gurley 10 times out of 10, but Gurley was my 1.02, to be fair..... :thumb up: If he does hit, that RB combo is hands down the best in the league, I just felt Amari was a better prospect....time will tell.......guy369 wrote:Luckily I got both Bell and GurleyFantasyFreak wrote:As someone said earlier, it has to do with the landscape of the RB position right now.....but there is no way he is valued above Bell....you'd be off your rocker to do that....Gurley certainly has more top end speed than Bell does, but Gurley would break both knees if he tried to make some of the cuts Bell can....Gurley is a North/South runner, he doesn't have the agility of a guy like Bell, and I don't like not having combine numbers on him....no doubt his straight line speed is better than OK, but it's the agility drills I worry about....Trent never had combine numbers either (although I believer Gurley is better) I really don't expect much from him this year....anyone thinking he's just going to walk in 9-12 months after an ACL tear from college and start lighting it up with that OL and QB/WR situation is in for a big disappointment IMO......I don't even see him getting many 15 plus carry games this year....I think they are going to be a RBBC once he does return.....I see Fisher playing it safe for the year with his first round pick....I personally don't value him as high as a top 3 back, but if I can get that value I'd flip him (hypothetically, I don't own him) I passed on him with a 1.01 for Cooper....
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Yes I would have to agree it all depends on your level of risk, and league format. However I would think, if we believe in a best case scenario of him missing 6 weeks, then you are getting 8-10 weeks of RB1 production, and at some point that 'assumed guaranteed production' will be just too hard for someone to resist.TheChicken wrote:In a best ball I can kind of understand it and as such I can also see it from managers who like to draft a team of maximum upside players (a win it all undefeated or don't win a game mentality). I'm more conservative and like to give myself horrible line-up decisions each week by drafting depth and players with a high floor!!Kilmer wrote:I run a redraft with a bunch of buddies, and there is no way I'm touching him there. The reason being is there is no telling when he'll be on the field. I can't have my 4th/5th round pick riding the pine for 6-8 weeks.ArrylT wrote:According to FBG Re-Draft ADP - Gurley is ADP 50, so basically late 4th early 5th round. In the only re-draft I have done this season so far, Gurley went 57th overall , while Gordon (Re-draft ADP of 31) went 37th.
Thats basically RB2 territory for Gurley in re-draft.
The next 4 RBs, based on that current ADP, would be Yeldon, Stewart, Bernard & Randle. All of whom come with question marks as well. So if a team went WR heavy in the first 3-4 rounds, Gurley may be the 'best sure thing' left available at RB come Round 5.
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Or bad new, if he he ends up like Bradford......dlf_jules wrote:Rams' Gurley to open training camp on active roster
This is good news (and a little unexpected).
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They might want to keep him active/eligible to practice and all, but hopefully not rush him in to anything???
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Re: Gurley Red Flag
dlf_jules wrote:Rams' Gurley to open training camp on active roster
This is good news (and a little unexpected).
As a big gurley fan I agree good news.
Would like to see him eased in his first 2-3 games. Seattle week one won't offer much to begin with. I hope they do treat him carefully. Hopefully gurley starts rolling by mid October. That would justify everyone who just spend the 1.01 on him
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Re: Gurley Red Flag
I really doubt it.....10 months after an ACL tear? I just don't see him being all that great this year...I think he will have an OK rookie year, and next year will be the year we see what he can really do...if he doesn't get hurt....again.schiewerma21 wrote:dlf_jules wrote:Rams' Gurley to open training camp on active roster
This is good news (and a little unexpected).
As a big gurley fan I agree good news.
Would like to see him eased in his first 2-3 games. Seattle week one won't offer much to begin with. I hope they do treat him carefully. Hopefully gurley starts rolling by mid October. That would justify everyone who just spend the 1.01 on him
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Yeah I'm going Gordon at 1.01
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