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[Dynasty] 2017 Draft Prospects (1 Viewer)

I'm somewhat surprised that Chubb is even playing. His injury was very serious and I think you have to look at his 2016 in a different light compared with his 2014-2015. I don't know if he's going to be the same guy just yet, if ever. That's why I was skittish about picking him with the 1.01 dev even though I've historically been a huge believer. He needs to show that he's back. You can't assume that it will happen.

Been down on Cook and Fournette relative to their hype for a while. Plenty of other names look good though. Freeman has had a strong season. Mixon looks good. Perine looks good, despite the numbers. McCaffrey is doing the same type of stuff he did last year. Hood is putting up stats. The depth in this group is strong.

The 2018 RB group looks really strong too, though that's not the topic of this thread.

I can't remember ever being so excited about the college RB landscape as I am about the 2017-2018 groups collectively. There might be 10 NFL starters between the two classes. Loads of viable RB talent will be entering the league very soon. The best influx that we've seen in a while, IMO. But yea, there's not one 2017 guy that I'd currently sell the farm for. 

 
EBF said:
I'm somewhat surprised that Chubb is even playing. His injury was very serious and I think you have to look at his 2016 in a different light compared with his 2014-2015. I don't know if he's going to be the same guy just yet, if ever. That's why I was skittish about picking him with the 1.01 dev even though I've historically been a huge believer. He needs to show that he's back. You can't assume that it will happen.

Been down on Cook and Fournette relative to their hype for a while. Plenty of other names look good though. Freeman has had a strong season. Mixon looks good. Perine looks good, despite the numbers. McCaffrey is doing the same type of stuff he did last year. Hood is putting up stats. The depth in this group is strong.

The 2018 RB group looks really strong too, though that's not the topic of this thread.

I can't remember ever being so excited about the college RB landscape as I am about the 2017-2018 groups collectively. There might be 10 NFL starters between the two classes. Loads of viable RB talent will be entering the league very soon. The best influx that we've seen in a while, IMO. But yea, there's not one 2017 guy that I'd currently sell the farm for. 
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I currently have 8 picks (4 1st and 4 2nd round picks)

I "currently" plan to grab 1 QB, 1TE, 1WR and 3 RBs.

Giddy Up!

Tex

 
EBF said:
I'm somewhat surprised that Chubb is even playing. His injury was very serious and I think you have to look at his 2016 in a different light compared with his 2014-2015. I don't know if he's going to be the same guy just yet, if ever. That's why I was skittish about picking him with the 1.01 dev even though I've historically been a huge believer. He needs to show that he's back. You can't assume that it will happen.

Been down on Cook and Fournette relative to their hype for a while. Plenty of other names look good though. Freeman has had a strong season. Mixon looks good. Perine looks good, despite the numbers. McCaffrey is doing the same type of stuff he did last year. Hood is putting up stats. The depth in this group is strong.

The 2018 RB group looks really strong too, though that's not the topic of this thread.

I can't remember ever being so excited about the college RB landscape as I am about the 2017-2018 groups collectively. There might be 10 NFL starters between the two classes. Loads of viable RB talent will be entering the league very soon. The best influx that we've seen in a while, IMO. But yea, there's not one 2017 guy that I'd currently sell the farm for. 
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Good take on the 2017 class.  At this stage there is a big group of 8-10 great prospects and the 10th best right now could end up being perceived as the 1st best come rookie draft time.

Rookie picks in the 6th-10th range are going to be as valuable as most years picks in the 2-4 range.  The later 2017 1st's have way more value than in most rookie drafts.

 
I feel like this draft is going to be stacked with RBs but is this also true for WRs?  Seems like this could be a year where the top 6 picks in rookie drafts are all RBs. Which WRs could crack into the top 5 factoring in how they are doing so far this year?

Edit: answering my own question... looks like Juju and Mike Williams are the top guys. Who does everyone have as their top 3 WRs from a fantasy dynasty perspective and why?

 
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Gandalf said:
I feel like this draft is going to be stacked with RBs but is this also true for WRs?  Seems like this could be a year where the top 6 picks in rookie drafts are all RBs. Which WRs could crack into the top 5 factoring in how they are doing so far this year?

Edit: answering my own question... looks like Juju and Mike Williams are the top guys. Who does everyone have as their top 3 WRs from a fantasy dynasty perspective and why?
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SMU's redshirt sophomore, Courtland Sutton, is in the top 2 with Mike Williams.

6'4"  215lbs.

2015 Redshirt Freshman Highlights

2016 Highlights

 
Gandalf said:
I feel like this draft is going to be stacked with RBs but is this also true for WRs?  Seems like this could be a year where the top 6 picks in rookie drafts are all RBs. Which WRs could crack into the top 5 factoring in how they are doing so far this year?

Edit: answering my own question... looks like Juju and Mike Williams are the top guys. Who does everyone have as their top 3 WRs from a fantasy dynasty perspective and why?
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It's stacked in every position, 2017 has the potential to be one of the best positional drafts we've ever seen.

They are in the top 5 for sure. You have Corey Davis, Dupre, Sutton, Cannon, Rudolph, and Washington all pushing to be drafted in the 1st and 2nd round.

Tex

 
 

ESPN's Mel Kiper says Youngstown State senior edge rusher Derek Rivers "plays bigger than he is and generates a lot of power in his pass rush."
The 6-foot-4, 255-pound end had 27 sacks over the past three seasons and just keeps on keepin' on. "In the loss to South Dakota on Saturday, he impressed me in every area, and he was much more disruptive than stats indicated," Kiper wrote. "He just kept blowing up plays. ... He's double-teamed on every play, but he still finds a way to beat those blockers." Rivers, a tight end and linebacker in high school, is a plus athlete for his size.

 
 
Source: ESPN 
Oct 5 - 4:52 PM
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Xue said:
Freeman is very good. Great hips and feet like Le'Veon Bell except more explosive than Bell was in college.  Very capable receiver as well.  He's not my top guy, but he has as much upside as any other RB.
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What does your top 10 look like?

 
Xue said:
Freeman is very good. Great hips and feet like Le'Veon Bell except more explosive than Bell was in college.  Very capable receiver as well.  He's not my top guy, but he has as much upside as any other RB.
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I haven't watched him at all yet. I'm curious though.

 
Washington senior WR John Ross believes that the torn ACL suffered in spring of 2015 helped him to develop into a more well-rounded football player.
We have heard these kinds of refrains before -- as much as an injury can completely devastate a career, it also provides a different perspective. Said Ross, "I'm honestly happy that I got hurt. It just changed me physically, mentally, emotionally, in football, in every aspect. I got to learn so much just by watching." The 5-foot-11, 190-pound senior has been a consistent contributor for the Huskies this season, catching 21 passes for 271 yards and six touchdowns. This weekend, Ross and crew will head to Eugene in attempt to exercise some demons. Oregon has defeated Washington in 12 consecutive contests. The two teams could not be trending in more opposite directions at this time, though. Washington is fresh off a nationally-televised stomping of Stanford, while Oregon has lost three consecutive games and is likely to replace QB Dakota Prukop with true freshman Justin Herbert.

 
 
Source: ESPN.com 
Oct 6 - 4:01 PM
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