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AD or AP or whatever his nickname is . . . CT will be passing out Gatorade by week 8 . . .
Great question. If you want immediate results at the beginning of the year, I would go with Marshawn simply because he will get all the carries. AP has an injury and Chestor to deal with in the backfield. However, I fully expect AP to to overtake Chestor sometime during the season. And when that happens, look out. In the long run, I'd take AP, who will be a future superstar in the NFL.
This is a common misconception . . . who knows what will happen . . . that's why they have training camp . . .Great question. If you want immediate results at the beginning of the year, I would go with Marshawn simply because he will get all the carries. AP has an injury and Chestor to deal with in the backfield. However, I fully expect AP to to overtake Chestor sometime during the season. And when that happens, look out. In the long run, I'd take AP, who will be a future superstar in the NFL.
This is a common misconception . . . who knows what will happen . . . that's why they have training camp . . .Great question. If you want immediate results at the beginning of the year, I would go with Marshawn simply because he will get all the carries. AP has an injury and Chestor to deal with in the backfield. However, I fully expect AP to to overtake Chestor sometime during the season. And when that happens, look out. In the long run, I'd take AP, who will be a future superstar in the NFL.
You mean who knows what will happen besides you? I Like CTaylor's chances to cut into APeterson(MN)'s value more than I do AThomas to subtract from MLynch's. This year, brutal schedule or no, Lynch has more value in a PPR league.
you take two of my posts and put them together in an attempt to discredit me . . .laughinboy said that Lynch would get "ALL the carries" . . . that's too strong of a statement for a guy that hasn't played a down . . .This is a common misconception . . . who knows what will happen . . . that's why they have training camp . . .Great question. If you want immediate results at the beginning of the year, I would go with Marshawn simply because he will get all the carries. AP has an injury and Chestor to deal with in the backfield. However, I fully expect AP to to overtake Chestor sometime during the season. And when that happens, look out. In the long run, I'd take AP, who will be a future superstar in the NFL.You mean who knows what will happen besides you? I Like CTaylor's chances to cut into APeterson(MN)'s value more than I do AThomas to subtract from MLynch's. This year, brutal schedule or no, Lynch has more value in a PPR league.
to be fair, its not a fair comparison between Lynch and Arrington - Lynch is bigger and more elusive . . . Arrington is a small back who can't push the pile . . . the only thing he has going for him is straight line speed . . . that being said, I still think that AD will be better than Lynch this year . . .
That's a self-given nickname, so in my book he's AP.
good post; but I think Jackson will stink regardless . . .
That is one NASTY schedule. We can assume that the Bills will be playing catch-up a good bit, which normally works against the RB. But this particular rookie has a nice set of hands, so his pass catching skills may come into play even when the game gets out of hand.
Very good posting, I think Peterson makes Jackson a lot better, of course some WR's could help the Vikes, if they only had the Lions WR's, Jackson would be looking good.
that wouldnt even save him . . . horrible reach by the Vikings . . .
No it's not. It was given to him by his father. But what ever happened to ADP? I think it works perfectly.So back to the topic, I live in Buffalo but obviously have a bit of a crush on ADP. So it's hard for me to decide but I actually think ADP comes closer to Lynch this year than some people think. In a dynasty format I don't think it's really that close. ADP will be a stud, I don't care how bad the rest of his team is.
Link?As far as I can tell we haven't seen nearly enough of Jackson to have ANY clue as to whether he'll ever amount to anything. What I do know is he has the respect of his teammates. At least, he did last pre-season, and I think that speaks volumes.BTW, what's with the QB bashers around here? It seems like there are a ton of people who always rip ANY non-big name young QB, saying they suck, etc. Last year it was JP Losman. This year it is Tarvaris Jackson... Maybe Jackson will prove them all wrong like JP did...
Link?? It's my opinion - go find ANYONE that had Jackson going in the 2nd . . . he couldve been had in the 4th or 5th easily . . . whether he's any good remains to be seen - but he's NOT ready . . .
If that's how you feel (and you'll have him for 4 years) than you made the right pick for your team. However, with 1 pt/reception, I'd be real tempted to select Lynch. All early signs point to Lynch being a huge part of the passing game.
people calling him "AP" shows how little they know about himoh, BTW thanks for your input....
First you move this question to the right forum.Then, you draft Peterson. There is a very good chance that you are going to need to replace one of your RBs in your top six before your draft next year.
Sorry....First time posting to footballguystalk. I'll try to find right forum.
The assistant coaches forum is where you post something like what you did.
No problem. That was mostly tongue in cheek anyway.In general, who do I start/who do I draft type questions are relagated to the assitant coach forum. If it isn't specific to your team or league there is no problem discussing the relative merits of players in the shark pool. That is ideally what it is for anyway.Welcome to footballguys by the way.
Thanks
