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Stephen Davis did well when he went to Carolina. I think Jamal Lewis would be similar to him.

And every player has a 50/50 chance of getting injured. We can't really predict injuries per se. It's just that some players seem to get injured far more than others and carry a lot more risk to complete a season.

Interesting article. I was referring strictly to players who have the propensity to get injured over the years, like Bennett, Foster, Holmes, F Taylor, etc. Every player has a potential risk to be injured, but the evidence says that some have a far greater potential to get injured than others...

Corey Dillon. He was a pain last year and can't see anything good with all his mileage. The td's were solid, but he looked slow and old all year long. I can't see myself drafting him at all.

You also have to take in consideration those players who have been injured or nicked for most of their career. Galloway was superb this year, but his history says otherwise. Predicting injuries might be a waste of time, but some players have much higher odds of getting injured or underperforming...

I think we should be drafting the consistent stud wr's like Holt, Chad Johnson, Harrison, Owens, etc. in the second round if no other top 10-15 rb's are left. The key here is that these wr's value is the second round, so you are getting exactly the same value for your pick. One of the points of...

I guess Perry would count too, but it seemed at the time like a strange 1st round pick by the Bengals since they had Rudi. Perry kinda screwed himself by being injured all year though. He probably had a decent chance last year for at least splitting carries this year if he wasn't injured. Most...

Not many 1st round picks sit around, as far as I can remember. LJ sat for one year, then Preist got injured the next year and we all know what happened this year. Alexander sat for one year, then took over the next year after Ricky Watters got injured. McCallister sat for one year behind Ricky...

You must not have been a KJ owner if you want to take him in the 1st or 2nd round. I wouldn't even take him in the 4th round and no way he's a good second running back with all the question marks. We don't even know who the OC will be, so how can any of us know what impact this will have on him.

Some of us took LJ in the 6th and 7th round. His ADP was in the 6th round overall, so anyone who took him in the 4th was overreaching a little (unless they had Priest). He won two titles for me in leagues I took him in the 6th and 7th and I didn't need to start him until Preist went down. I...

There is a lot of Roy Williams love in this thread. Compare the 1st 2 years and other than TDs, Roy has not produced anywhere near the numbers of Andre. Roy has 99 for 1504 and 16TDs, Andre had 153 for 2118 and 10 TDs. TDs aren't always real consistent and since Roy had 3 of the 8 in one game...

I agree. People are already hyping Caddy to be a 1st or early 2nd round pick next year. I had him this year and he started off great, but the major knock on him is injuries. I just can't see him playing a 16 game season if he gets a lot of touches. Plus he needs Alstott to leave and for him to...

Henderson would be good, but Tice and Haslett shouldn't even be head coaches in the NFL. As a Jets fan, I'd be pissed if either one of them gets the job.

Yeah, it seems that all year long every fantasy site recommended starting Andre Johnson over guys like Kennison or Rod Smith. I had to resist the urge every week as Kennison was ranked around 20's -30's on projections every week. Yet, he sure helped me a lot more than AJ, Roy Williams or Burress...

I think this a valid argument, but we didn't know who the top wide receivers were before the season started. The projected top wide receivers were Moss and Owens. No one could predict that S Smith, S Smoss, Fitz would be the top 3 wide receivers. This is the main reason why people wait until...