Dynasty Rookie 1QB PPR - 1.04 (1 Viewer)

[DansRams]

1.01 AJ Green Cinci 48% (Ingram 34%)

1.02 Ingram NO 78%

1.03 Jones 22%

1.04

Nobody else got votes so I plugged Jones at 1.03.....1,04 is where it gets interesting anyways

 

[Sabertooth]

I like Leshoure here. This is a team on the rise. He's got Best there, but he seems more like a complimentary type guy at this point. Leshoure could be in line for a nice workload going forward and he's got the body style that is built for it. This team wants to win with rushing and defense.

 

[Boom Switch]

I like Leshoure here. This is a team on the rise. He's got Best there, but he seems more like a complimentary type guy at this point. Leshoure could be in line for a nice workload going forward and he's got the body style that is built for it. This team wants to win with rushing and defense.

I think Leshoure is the complimentary guy here. Dont be fooled, a healthy Best is a big difference from what you saw last year. I have the 1.4 pick in one league and right now its between Ryan Williams and Daniel Thomas. Decisions, decisions...

 

[jurb26]

I like Leshoure here. This is a team on the rise. He's got Best there, but he seems more like a complimentary type guy at this point. Leshoure could be in line for a nice workload going forward and he's got the body style that is built for it. This team wants to win with rushing and defense.

In standard scoring I agree with Leshoure at #4 100%. In PPR however, I'm extremely torn. The fact that Best is there almost assures Leshoure will be less valuable in PPR as he will get an extremely low amount of 3rd down work. I'm not 100% sold on Thomas as a prospect so even though he is likely to see the most work of any other RB I struggle to place him there as well. Heck, I struggle to place him above Leshoure still. Williams is looking like he will be in RBBC hell for at least a few years. So, I start to look at the WRs again. It doesn't really get any easier over there. I do value how high a player gets drafted as it certainly indicates some level of confidence in that players ability so the natural starting point would be Baldwin. I've never been as high on Baldwin as most so I immediately reach a sticking point. On top of that, I'm not sold on his situation in KC. He will be behind Bowe and Moeaki for targets, I'm not big on Cassel to begin with and I think this team is run 1st. So, I then move on to Young. Young is a prospect I've liked and actually rated ahead of Baldwin. I like his situation more because I like Stafford more than Cassel and I think Young compliments Johnson very well. Little, Smith and Cobb all have to come into play here as well but I like Young and Leshoure more as overall talents than those guys.Strange that this pick could come down to the Det RB or the Det. WR for me. I'm leaning towards Young though.

 

[comfortably numb]

Just keep in mind the RB Heavy draft of 2008 where people dropped Stewart, Rice, Cjohnson and Felix while bumping Forte, KSMith all due to situations.

 

[Kree]

Rate/Don't rate most of the players talents/situations equally, so go with a player I've liked for a while. Hoping Smith has a Roeth/Wallace type connection with Flacco for years to come.

Reach, but I don't think you can blame anyone for doing that with 1.04 this year. The year is deep enough to be worth moving down if you can entice someone with the number rather than the players.

 

[ConstruxBoy]

Williams all the way.

 

[DansRams]

Williams all the way.

I have a feeling this will be the most common view within a couple of weeks.

 

[eakfootball]

I think Thomas will have the best rookie year, but I had to go with Willisms

 

[DansRams]

I'll give this 30 more min (for the late risers), but it looks like R Williams