Mythbusters #1 (1 Viewer)

[Dinsy Ejotuz]

1 Shaun Alexander

2 LaDainian Tomlinson

3 Tiki Barber

4 Edgerrin James

5 Larry Johnson

6 Rudi Johnson

7 Clinton Portis

8 Domanick Davis

9 Corey Dillon

10 Curtis Martin

11 Warrick Dunn

12 Thomas Jones

13 Willis McGahee

14 Brian Westbrook

15 Reuben Droughns

Without going to the data dominator, which RB is the next on this list of total fantasy points scored in the past two years?

 

[Pedro Cerrano Fan]

Albert Pujols?

 

[JuniorNB]

Chris Brown?

 

[CalBear]

Chris Brown?

 

[trader jake]

Ahman Green?

 

[mtffl2]

please dont' say tatum "forever a backup" bell !!!

 

[The Gator]

Jamal lewis, lock it up.

 

[Keys Myaths]

The question is, why does it matter?

 

[brakeyawself]

Is it Reggie Bush?

 

[Dinsy Ejotuz]

Two straight off...Chris Brown. And he did it in only 26 games.

He hasn't been injured nearly as much as people make out, and when he's healthy he's very productive considering his ADP. A full 16 game season and he'd be a 200 point back.

Considering that Fisher just confirmed he's the starter (and neither Henry or White have shown much yet) and that there's not much evidence that players in the NFL are really injury prone (vs so many guys get hurt each year in the NFL that it's statistically inevitable some will be hurt in consecutive years), I think he's a steal at his current ADP.

 

[Clayton.Bigsby]

Steven Jackson

 

[Mungo Burrows]

How many other RBs were considered their teams #1 RB for the entire season both years and did worse? If he's 16/17 (J.Lewis) that's not saying much for where he stands among regular starters over this 2 year period.

Edit to add: Interesting that he has a more than 40pt drop from #15's total as well. (16% higher than Browns' total)

 

[PACKER 7]

Two straight off...Chris Brown. And he did it in only 26 games.

He hasn't been injured nearly as much as people make out, and when he's healthy he's very productive considering his ADP. A full 16 game season and he'd be a 200 point back.

Considering that Fisher just confirmed he's the starter (and neither Henry or White have shown much yet) and that there's not much evidence that players in the NFL are really injury prone (vs so many guys get hurt each year in the NFL that it's statistically inevitable some will be hurt in consecutive years), I think he's a steal at his current ADP.

Have I missed something over the past 2 hours? When did Brown get confirmed as the starter?

 

[fosio]

LINK -> RUMOR SQUASHED

Rumors began circulating yesterday on CBS Sportsline that Travis Henry had overtaken Chris Brown as the Titans’ starting running back. However, Fisher refuted that report on Wednesday, saying Brown is still the starter.

It was also new information to Brown's ears.

“I didn’t even hear about it,” Brown said. “You all are telling me something new. I had no idea about that. I didn’t hear anything about it.”

Fisher said Brown will start at Green Bay, followed by Henry and rookie LenDale White.

Two straight off...Chris Brown. And he did it in only 26 games.

He hasn't been injured nearly as much as people make out, and when he's healthy he's very productive considering his ADP. A full 16 game season and he'd be a 200 point back.

Considering that Fisher just confirmed he's the starter (and neither Henry or White have shown much yet) and that there's not much evidence that players in the NFL are really injury prone (vs so many guys get hurt each year in the NFL that it's statistically inevitable some will be hurt in consecutive years), I think he's a steal at his current ADP.

Have I missed something over the past 2 hours? When did Brown get confirmed as the starter?

editted to fix the link...

 

[PACKER 7]

LINK -> RUMOR SQUASHED

Rumors began circulating yesterday on CBS Sportsline that Travis Henry had overtaken Chris Brown as the Titans’ starting running back. However, Fisher refuted that report on Wednesday, saying Brown is still the starter.

It was also new information to Brown's ears.

“I didn’t even hear about it,” Brown said. “You all are telling me something new. I had no idea about that. I didn’t hear anything about it.”

Fisher said Brown will start at Green Bay, followed by Henry and rookie LenDale White.

Two straight off...Chris Brown. And he did it in only 26 games.

He hasn't been injured nearly as much as people make out, and when he's healthy he's very productive considering his ADP. A full 16 game season and he'd be a 200 point back.

Considering that Fisher just confirmed he's the starter (and neither Henry or White have shown much yet) and that there's not much evidence that players in the NFL are really injury prone (vs so many guys get hurt each year in the NFL that it's statistically inevitable some will be hurt in consecutive years), I think he's a steal at his current ADP.

Have I missed something over the past 2 hours? When did Brown get confirmed as the starter?

Thank you.