Dynasty rookie #3 (1 Viewer)

It was close between CJ and Lynch for #2 and I expect this one to go quickly. I also added some more choices for those of you really lacking RBs.

1. Adrian Peterson

2. Marshawn Lynch

I went with CJ here. This should be one of the most lopsided polls.

Thanks, Jeter, for doing these. It should get very interesting with the next pick.

wannabee said:

I went with CJ here. This should be one of the most lopsided polls. Thanks, Jeter, for doing these. It should get very interesting with the next pick.

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first 3 were pretty easy. Did we specify type of league? The only way I can see voting for Quinn or Russell here is in a 2 QB start league.

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wannabee said:

I went with CJ here. This should be one of the most lopsided polls. Thanks, Jeter, for doing these. It should get very interesting with the next pick.

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first 3 were pretty easy. Did we specify type of league? The only way I can see voting for Quinn or Russell here is in a 2 QB start league.

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No, we didn't specify the type of league. Simply vote based on your league/team needs.

I voted for Calvin Johnson as most did.... however, it never fails that every year in the Rookie Draft - the first 4-6 players taken are RBs... and I wouldnt' be shocked at all if some RB ends up in a good situation and is taken in the 1.03 & quite possibly the 1.04 spots. ESPECIALLY if Johnson ends up in a place like Oakland - where God only knows the future of that Franchise.

There are several NFL teams in need of RB help - and a VERY thin FA market this year (See List here). Outside of M Turner and if BAL actually lets Musa leave - I don't see too much else. Of couse T Jones could be let go in CHI, but I doubt it.

So some of those 2nd tier Rookie RBs - Hunt & some people seem to be big on Bush & Irons too - could end up in good situations.

Here's the teams I see in need of a RB help in one form or another:

Definately:

1. Green Bay

2. NY Giants

3. Detroit (KJ & Calhoun both ended the season on IR - both long recovery injuries)

4. Houston (I think this a great landing spot for AP, but HOU might think they have what they need already)

5. Cleveland

6. Denver (Time to end the Bell's experiment)

These teams need a good backup:

7. Philadelphia (Buckhalter experiment is all but over)

8. Pittsburg (Perhaps a good spot for the Bruiser - M Bush)

9. Atlanta (assuming Dunn retires)

10. Seattle (time to find a better replacement than Mo)

11. NY Jets (lot of questions here if Washington is an every-down back - they've been mentioned most in the Turner Sweepstakes)

12. Miami (Assuming Ricky doesn't come back - they'll need a solid backup to Brown)

13. KC (LJ can't continue to take that amount of pounding)