Rookie 1.11- PPR (1 Viewer)

[jeter23]

1. Trent Richardson

2. Justin Blackmon

3. Andrew Luck

4. Michael Floyd

5. Robert Griffin III

6. Lamar Miller

7. Kendall Wright

8. Doug Martin

9. David Wilson

10. Alshon Jeffrey

 

[BigTex]

Ronnie Hillman should be on here.

2011: 1700yds

2010: 1500yds

He gets no respect.

 

[todisco1]

I like Sanu a lot at this point, though if Polk ends up in a good spot he could be interesting.

 

[loose circuits]

Ronnie Hillman should be on here.2011: 1700yds2010: 1500ydsHe gets no respect.

if you would have mentioned him in the last poll, Jeter would have put him up I went Randle, may be the only one, but I think he's got WR1 type potential

 

[eakfootball]

Randle for me too, if he can work on separation he could be a #1 WR.

 

[cstu]

Ronnie Hillman should be on here.2011: 1700yds2010: 1500ydsHe gets no respect.

I think he's going to run a little slow for a sub-200 lb. back.

 

[noneother]

Hoping you take this to 24 or 28 spots. Just getting to the interesting pieces now.

 

[Patoons]

Randle for me too, if he can work on separation he could be a #1 WR.

Can you guys expand a little on why Randle over Sanu in your eyes?To me, Sanu is the pick here. He's got the body to be a #1 WR, he has the college production, and he's still improving with the recent convert from safety. He produced at Rutgers with crap at QB, as well.For me Randles apparent struggle to get separation concerns me, especially in this range of rookie picks.

 

[Patoons]

Also, not seeing the Polk love at this pick. He always looked average.. He's got the build for a solid back, but he doesn't look agile/quick or fast. I'd rather James and his PPR upside at RB hoping he'll be used like Sproles.

 

[eric rymer]

Randle for me too, if he can work on separation he could be a #1 WR.

Can you guys expand a little on why Randle over Sanu in your eyes?To me, Sanu is the pick here. He's got the body to be a #1 WR, he has the college production, and he's still improving with the recent convert from safety. He produced at Rutgers with crap at QB, as well.For me Randles apparent struggle to get separation concerns me, especially in this range of rookie picks.

I tend to agree with Sanu over Randle. I have Sanu and Dwight Jones in the same tier. Both have WR1 potential and it just depends on who goes where IMO.

 

[bicycle_seat_sniffer]

Hoping you take this to 24 or 28 spots. Just getting to the interesting pieces now.

I think he rolls through 2 rounds

 

[BigTex]

Ronnie Hillman should be on here.2011: 1700yds2010: 1500ydsHe gets no respect.

I think he's going to run a little slow for a sub-200 lb. back.

You might be correct but he's produced at the college level with the best of them.

 

[benson_will_lead_the_way]

Ronnie Hillman should be on here.2011: 1700yds2010: 1500ydsHe gets no respect.

I think he's going to run a little slow for a sub-200 lb. back.

You might be correct but he's produced at the college level with the best of them.

Hillman isn't that good IMO. He's a 4th/5th rounder in the NFL Draft.

 

[Concept Coop]

Also, not seeing the Polk love at this pick. He always looked average.. He's got the build for a solid back, but he doesn't look agile/quick or fast. I'd rather James and his PPR upside at RB hoping he'll be used like Sproles.

Have to disagree here. I was at the WAS/UT game and Polk was dominant. He looked electric and very fast, given his size. He has been producing at an elite level his entire career. There are justified concerned regarding his health, but he has looked far from average, to me. He is going to surprise people at the combine. He boasted a 39" vertical in HS, where he played more WR than RB. A guy that has some WR skills AND is big/strong enough to be a 3 down back in the NFL - yes plese. Matt Forte like potential, IMO.

 

[benson_will_lead_the_way]

Also, not seeing the Polk love at this pick. He always looked average.. He's got the build for a solid back, but he doesn't look agile/quick or fast. I'd rather James and his PPR upside at RB hoping he'll be used like Sproles.

Have to disagree here. I was at the WAS/UT game and Polk was dominant. He looked electric and very fast, given his size. He has been producing at an elite level his entire career. There are justified concerned regarding his health, but he has looked far from average, to me. He is going to surprise people at the combine. He boasted a 39" vertical in HS, where he played more WR than RB. A guy that has some WR skills AND is big/strong enough to be a 3 down back in the NFL - yes plese. Matt Forte like potential, IMO.

I have concerns about his vision, agility, and his consistently running hard(he seems to dance).

 

[DansRams]

Also, not seeing the Polk love at this pick. He always looked average.. He's got the build for a solid back, but he doesn't look agile/quick or fast. I'd rather James and his PPR upside at RB hoping he'll be used like Sproles.

Have to disagree here. I was at the WAS/UT game and Polk was dominant. He looked electric and very fast, given his size. He has been producing at an elite level his entire career. There are justified concerned regarding his health, but he has looked far from average, to me. He is going to surprise people at the combine. He boasted a 39" vertical in HS, where he played more WR than RB. A guy that has some WR skills AND is big/strong enough to be a 3 down back in the NFL - yes plese. Matt Forte like potential, IMO.

Agree and then some....I have the 1.1...1.10 and 1.11 in a 12t ppr. If Polk falls to me at 1.10I will be throwing a party. Size/speed rb with good hands at this point in the draft is a great risk/reward pick.

 

[cstu]

Also, not seeing the Polk love at this pick. He always looked average.. He's got the build for a solid back, but he doesn't look agile/quick or fast. I'd rather James and his PPR upside at RB hoping he'll be used like Sproles.

Have to disagree here. I was at the WAS/UT game and Polk was dominant. He looked electric and very fast, given his size. He has been producing at an elite level his entire career. There are justified concerned regarding his health, but he has looked far from average, to me. He is going to surprise people at the combine. He boasted a 39" vertical in HS, where he played more WR than RB. A guy that has some WR skills AND is big/strong enough to be a 3 down back in the NFL - yes plese. Matt Forte like potential, IMO.

I have concerns about his vision, agility, and his consistently running hard(he seems to dance).

I believe he has good vision, but he's a north-south runner without a lot of moves. He can pass protect and catch the ball out of the backfield so I think he can be effective in the NFL. If Beanie Wells can be successful I think he can too.

 

[Multiple Scores]

Also, not seeing the Polk love at this pick. He always looked average.. He's got the build for a solid back, but he doesn't look agile/quick or fast. I'd rather James and his PPR upside at RB hoping he'll be used like Sproles.

Have to disagree here. I was at the WAS/UT game and Polk was dominant. He looked electric and very fast, given his size. He has been producing at an elite level his entire career. There are justified concerned regarding his health, but he has looked far from average, to me. He is going to surprise people at the combine. He boasted a 39" vertical in HS, where he played more WR than RB. A guy that has some WR skills AND is big/strong enough to be a 3 down back in the NFL - yes plese. Matt Forte like potential, IMO.

I have concerns about his vision, agility, and his consistently running hard(he seems to dance).

I believe he has good vision, but he's a north-south runner without a lot of moves. He can pass protect and catch the ball out of the backfield so I think he can be effective in the NFL. If Beanie Wells can be successful I think he can too.

I think Beanie Wells is way more talented. I like Polk but think he is likely a backup at the next level.

 

[cstu]

Also, not seeing the Polk love at this pick. He always looked average.. He's got the build for a solid back, but he doesn't look agile/quick or fast. I'd rather James and his PPR upside at RB hoping he'll be used like Sproles.

Have to disagree here. I was at the WAS/UT game and Polk was dominant. He looked electric and very fast, given his size. He has been producing at an elite level his entire career. There are justified concerned regarding his health, but he has looked far from average, to me. He is going to surprise people at the combine. He boasted a 39" vertical in HS, where he played more WR than RB.

A guy that has some WR skills AND is big/strong enough to be a 3 down back in the NFL - yes plese. Matt Forte like potential, IMO.

I have concerns about his vision, agility, and his consistently running hard(he seems to dance).

I believe he has good vision, but he's a north-south runner without a lot of moves. He can pass protect and catch the ball out of the backfield so I think he can be effective in the NFL. If Beanie Wells can be successful I think he can too.

I think Beanie Wells is way more talented. I like Polk but think he is likely a backup at the next level.

I'm not sure how you can say this. On video
and Polk look almost the same and Polk can catch the ball. Wells also only ran a 4.59 at the combine and Polk should be able to at least as well.

 

[ConnSKINS26]

This poll is neck-and-neck between Polk and Sanu, yet there's very little Sanu. For those who picked him: why? He didn't have a single play over 30-ish yards this season. I know part of that is the offense, but that has to be a concern, right? A WR with the potential to be a #1 in the NFL should be able to create enough for himself to have a big play or two, even if its just by virtue of YAC skills.

 

[cstu]

This poll is neck-and-neck between Polk and Sanu, yet there's very little Sanu. For those who picked him: why? He didn't have a single play over 30-ish yards this season. I know part of that is the offense, but that has to be a concern, right? A WR with the potential to be a #1 in the NFL should be able to create enough for himself to have a big play or two, even if its just by virtue of YAC skills.

I don't see him as a #1 but he could be very valuable in PPR leagues as a #2. I'm hoping he goes to the Bears instead of the Texans or 49ers like I've seen in mocks.

 

[Penguin Bites]

Polk looks a little too plodding to be a playmaker at the next level to me, I'd take a chance on Sanu here in PPR......

Anybody happen to know how many 30+ yd plays Britt had in that offense when he was coming out by chance?

 

[ConnSKINS26]

I'm thinking Pead should be on the next ballot.

 

[ZWK]

Polk looks a little too plodding to be a playmaker at the next level to me, I'd take a chance on Sanu here in PPR......

Anybody happen to know how many 30+ yd plays Britt had in that offense when he was coming out by chance?

Britt had 6 games with a 40+ yard reception in his last season at Rutgers. Sanu had zero.

 

[J-Dawg]

I'm thinking Pead should be on the next ballot.

Despite Pead's impressive showing at the Senior Bowl yesterday I think he only projects as 3rd down/scat back type rather than a starter. I think he'll be a better NFLer than fantasy player. Joe Adams on the other hand should be on the next poll. Poor man's DeSean Jackson.