BUYERS market for Running Backs in the NFL (1 Viewer)

[KnowledgeReignsSupreme]

Half of the half you had arguments with weren't on my MUST upgrade list.

The first three I mentioned were on your "no argument" list, so yeah, 3 out of 5 are hardly "definite upgrade" situations in my book.

Lamar Gordon? You're gonna build a team around him? He was nothing special when he played for the Rams and now he's on the Dolphins. Something about 1.2 ypa against the Bengals makes me think he can't be that good either. RB isn't the biggest need for the Dolphins, but they DO need someone.

You are basing your opinion of Lamar Gordon on his performance against the Bengals? You do realize he wasn't even expected to PLAY in that game because he had just joined the team that very week right? You also realize he caught 8 balls for 44 yards in that game right? And you realize that everybody's love child Willis McGahee ran for a 2.2 average against the Benglas right? Does that mean Willis McGahee is never going to amount to anything in the NFL?

Please give me your picks for top RBs in 2006 so I know who to avoid.

 

[Donnybrook]

I rest my case.

It was a buyer's market for RBs.

Browns | Suggs could be traded – for the right price

Tue, 7 Feb 2006 21:24:44 -0800

Steve Doerschuk, writing for the Sporting News, reports the Cleveland Browns could trade RB Lee Suggs this offseason if the price were right.

Browns | W. Green could be traded – for the right price

Tue, 7 Feb 2006 21:16:09 -0800

Steve Doerschuk, writing for the Sporting News, reports the Cleveland Browns could trade RB William Green this offseason if the price were right.

 

[GRIDIRON ASSASSIN]

Yep, this year's shaping up no different.

3-4 blue chip RB prospects in the draft, Edge/Alexander in free agency, and who knows who else as trade bait.