Rookie 2.02- PPR (1 Viewer)

[jeter23]

1.01 Trent Richardson

1.02 Justin Blackmon

1.03 Andrew Luck

1.04 Michael Floyd

1.05 Robert Griffin III

1.06 Lamar Miller

1.07 Kendall Wright

1.08 Doug Martin

1.09 David Wilson

1.10 Alshon Jeffrey

1.11 Chris Polk

1.12 Mohmmed Sanu

2.01 LaMichael James

 

[Skeletore Eh]

I have the feeling it's gonna get really murky here. Criner for me, but this will change completely once the combine/offseason run it's course

 

[eakfootball]

Randle for me, but it gets very cloudy here. My 2nd choice is Colby Fleener who is not listed.

 

[Skeletore Eh]

Randle for me, but it gets very cloudy here. My 2nd choice is Colby Fleener who is not listed.

Yeah if Allen's gonna be there, so should fleener

 

[32 Counter Pass]

I have Ballard on the list at this point. I know he is rated lower but I can't get past his ypc playing in the SEC.

 

[Penguin Bites]

Total side note but for those of us in dynasty leagues that mix in return yardage as well (which greatly increases the Cribbs of the world, etc)......would any of these guys get bump ups besides Joe Adams & Doug Martin? I love following these polls and they're a great starting position, just trying to figure out who all I'd want to bump up a little.

Thanks for the insight.

 

[inzanitee]

I have a funny feeling Randle is going to be terrific, so he'd be my choice. Wish Dwight Jones had better hands.

 

[Penguin Bites]

Curious about what is driving the folks that prefer Fleener over Allen? Allen seems to be a lot more dynamic and explosive to me.

 

[benidrama]

Curious about what is driving the folks that prefer Fleener over Allen? Allen seems to be a lot more dynamic and explosive to me.

Fleener is going to test well in the combine, especially in relation to his size. I see him in a lot of mocks going to TE needy teams in the second round, but I think his draft stock will shoot up post-combine based on the success of Jimmy Graham and the NE TEs. IMO, he plays more like Vincent Jackson. He picks up speed in vertical routes, has a wide catch radius with natural run and catch ability. He will be a heck of a target in the end zone.He could be a great tonic for a red zone challenged team like the Niners. Given his history in a Harbaugh offense, he could make an impact for them early on. He may never offer the entire traditional TE package of Duane Allen, but for fantasy purposes, he could be more valuable given their landing spots. He could be what Matt Jones was supposed to be for the Jaguars.

 

[loose circuits]

we gonna keep this going?

 

[jeter23]

we gonna keep this going?

Yes, I'll post another tomorrow.

 

[EBF]

Curious about what is driving the folks that prefer Fleener over Allen? Allen seems to be a lot more dynamic and explosive to me.

I would say it's the opposite. I've seen little from Allen besides catching dump offs and falling down to the first tackler. He might be more agile than Fleener, but Fleener is a lot taller and probably faster. He was a much bigger vertical threat in college. I see Allen as an Alge Crumpler/Fred Davis type. I see Fleener as a Todd Heap type.