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Oops, that was his second year. 

Marvin Jones?

Or second place if Detroit wins.

Matt Stafford fits the bill.  2006 - 52.7% 2007 - 55.7% 2008 - 61.9% Career 57.1%

Adam Schefter‏ @AdamSchefter 14m Former Jaguars’ WR Allen Robinson intends to sign with the Chicago Bears barring any last-minute snags when free agency opens Wednesday, source tells ESPN.

I know he wasn't a superstar, but Steve Smith (NYG) was on his way to being a very good NFL and fantasy WR before his injury. 

Belichick seems to do pretty well with it. 

But Ware is listed as #2 at fullback....

If they both played a full season with that kind of volume then they both played a full season and therefore had an equal chance of finishing the season.

How many?

Thanks

Did anyone see the 55 yard TD? How'd he look? Nice run or broken play?

1.08 (08) - DeVante Parker 2.08 (24) - Devin Smith 3.05 (37) - Kenny Bell 3.08 (40) - Clive Walford

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Well then you need to fix your criteria to indicate that it is based solely on YOUR subjective opinions and remove potential from the debate. Then I will concede you win. And actually remove the word debate too.

If you are confident in your premise, then you make all the arguments that he has top 5 potential for me.

Based on the NFLPA announcement it simply states that players currently serving a season long ban for marijuana use will have their suspensions reduced to 10 games. This would appear to be why he cannot appeal. It appears that they are not applying the new policy to the old threshold, rather...

Again, you don't KNOW what the agreement says, so you are assuming. Assumptions of fact do not make anything impossible.

An awful lot of people are claiming to know a lot about an agreement that has not been finalized. If the agreement simply states that all suspensions handed down in 2014 are being reviewed and the terms of a new agreement are being applied, then Gordon has not appealed any suspension under the...

Correct me if I am wrong, but if the USA Today terms end up being agreed to by the NFL, it would seem that Gordon would be in line for a fine and no games suspended or at worst, a 4 game suspension. Assuming they use the old threshold for the test and the new policy to determine the punishment.