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[Dynasty] 2020 NFL Draft Class (1 Viewer)
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kittenmittens
Footballguy
That's partially what I'm afraid of.
Some dumb conservative franchise where WRs go to die like Buffalo or Tennessee drafts Jeudy and Lamb.
Denver and Jacksonville draft Shenault and Ruggs. Ugh...
Hopefully there are good landing spots with good opportunities for these studs. Bad teams can ruin otherwise good players.
BigTex
Don't mess with Texas
Good point! I hope that it doesn’t turn out that way. I’m hoping teams like NYG and OAK address the position as they’re in need of a true #1.That's partially what I'm afraid of.
Some dumb conservative franchise where WRs go to die like Buffalo or Tennessee drafts Jeudy and Lamb.
Denver and Jacksonville draft Shenault and Ruggs. Ugh...
Hopefully there are good landing spots with good opportunities for these studs. Bad teams can ruin otherwise good players.
Tex
BigTex
Don't mess with Texas
I’m ready to see Taylor up against some real competition. He’s running a muck against this weak competition which is fine, it’s what he’s supposed to do.
Last week we saw Swift against a really good, highly ranked ND team which he looked and played good. It’s time for Taylor to play against better competition enough with padding the stats. I guess why teams focus on the player’s traits and abilities and not numbers.
Tex
Last week we saw Swift against a really good, highly ranked ND team which he looked and played good. It’s time for Taylor to play against better competition enough with padding the stats. I guess why teams focus on the player’s traits and abilities and not numbers.
Tex
Bracie Smathers
Footballguy
Poppycock. Lazy thinking as the same was said about Nick Chubb last year in Cleveland and on the other side of the coin I'll NEVER take a New England RB even though they dominate the NFL because the HC seems to go out of his way to screw the fantasy community in the way he uses his players.That's partially what I'm afraid of.
Some dumb conservative franchise where WRs go to die like Buffalo or Tennessee drafts Jeudy and Lamb.
Denver and Jacksonville draft Shenault and Ruggs. Ugh...
Hopefully there are good landing spots with good opportunities for these studs. Bad teams can ruin otherwise good players.
Fantasy value is based on talent and use, not on the lazy take that a team that is/was bad can't have players with fantasy value or that good teams give you an advantage. Nah.
kittenmittens
Footballguy
It's not lazy thinking at all. Situation matters, a lot.
How about Robert Woods in Buffalo?
Corey Davis is considered by many to be a big bust right now. Would that still be the case it he were drafted by KC?
Are you seriously saying that owning pkayers on good offenses doesn't give you an advantage? I'm confused.
JohnnyU
Footballguy
In the off-season Dobbins committed himself to work on his body and he is back to 2017 form. I believe he's flying under the radar because of a disappointing 2018, but he's setting the woods on fire in 2019.
BigTex
Don't mess with Texas
JK Dobbins
Dobbins trails only Taylor in terms of yards per attempt among running backs with at least 100 carries, averaging 7.1 yards per attempt and gaining 826 yards on 116 carries through six games. He’s rattled off just six touchdowns on the ground but has 34 additional first-down carries and is gaining 4.44 yards after contact on the ground per attempt. He’s well on his way to a career year in every major rushing category, which would be just another 1,000-plus yard season, 40-plus missed tackles forced and nearly 1,000 yards after contact. Not bad for a guy who’s the third member of the Buckeyes on this list.
Tex
Dobbins trails only Taylor in terms of yards per attempt among running backs with at least 100 carries, averaging 7.1 yards per attempt and gaining 826 yards on 116 carries through six games. He’s rattled off just six touchdowns on the ground but has 34 additional first-down carries and is gaining 4.44 yards after contact on the ground per attempt. He’s well on his way to a career year in every major rushing category, which would be just another 1,000-plus yard season, 40-plus missed tackles forced and nearly 1,000 yards after contact. Not bad for a guy who’s the third member of the Buckeyes on this list.
Tex
kittenmittens
Footballguy
This class just keeps getting deeper. Love and Hurts emerging probably pushes more RB and WR to the 2nd round in SF leagues.
Guys like Reagor who are falling in production might slip to us in the 2nd, that would be amazing.
Guys like Reagor who are falling in production might slip to us in the 2nd, that would be amazing.
kittenmittens
Footballguy
Add Eason and Joe Burrow to Love, Fromm and Hurts. Could all end up first rounders along with Tua and Herbert if they have good combine performances. Maybe not all I guess...
Pittsburgh, Miami, New Orleans, Minnesota, New England, Cincinatti, Tennessee, Tampa Bay, Carolina, and Denver could all be candidates to draft a QB with their first round pick. There are some excellent destinations there.
Jacksonville, Indianapolis, Oakland, Chicago and Washington could also be looking for QB depending on how their less proven players play the rest of season.
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Unwrittenlaw
Footballguy
How would you rank the RBs in the draft right now? Are there really going to be 7-10 RBs drafted in the first 3 rounds?
Zyphros
Footballguy
In the NFL you mean I assume? As of now there's probably 4-5 that seem like early favorites. What's going to happen is 3-6 more dark horses show up and they'll creep into the conversation and 2-4 of them won't declare. Some might get injured and value plummets, along with it being what seems to be a deep draft at RB, that might slip more players down as well. I haven't done my 2020 research a whole lot yet, but I'm comfortable saying there's going to be at least 5 in the first 3 rounds.
kittenmittens
Footballguy
Easily.
1st round:
Swift
Taylor
2nd round:
Etienne
Hubbard
Dobbins
Akers
3rd round:
Benjamin
Harris
Hill
Who did I forget?
The WRs are even more insane. I think 10 to 12 will be picked in the top 3 rounds, with 3 or 4 in the top 25.
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Big difference between where a WR goes and a RB goes. Any ham & egger QB can hand off. There are always top of the line WRs that end up in bad places & Tenn is a bad place. It doesn't get fixed easily either. Jax was the same but now they have 2 QBs that can throw the ball. Took years to get one after the Bortles disaster.
