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RJS113

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1. ADP

2. LT

3. Joseph Addai

4. Steven Jackson

5. Brian Westbrook

6. Marion Barber

7. Clinton Portis

8. Marshawn Lynch

9. Earnest Graham

10. Larry Johnson

11. Frank Gore

12. Michael Turner

13. Willie Parker

14. MJD

15. Ryan Grant

 
PPR

ADP

LT

S-Jax

Addai

Westbrook

LJ (although I doubt I would take him here...just think that is where he will finish)

Gore

Lynch

Bush

Portis

MBIII

McGahee

Parker

MJD

Maroney

(Graham and Grant just miss)

Sleepers: Ricky Williams and Leon Washington depending on what the Jets do in the draft

 
PPR...

AP

LT

Jackson

Westbrook

Addai

Portis

L. Johnson

Lynch

Parker

Maroney

Jacobs

Gore

Barber

Turner

McGahee

 
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1 S Jackson

2 A Peterson

3 L Tomlinson

4 B Westbrook

5 J Addai

6 M Barber

7 L Johnson

8 R Bush

9 M Lynch

10 F Gore

11 R Grant

12 W Parker

13 C Portis

14 M Drew

15 R Brown

 
So everyone has SJAX pretty high on their lists. What have the Rams done to improve his 2008/9 chance of doing well. Dont get me wrong i think he is a stud but i think i would have to rank him 5-6 personally.

Also ADP being so high as well, no one thinks there will be a sophmore slump? More game tape on him now and defenses are going to be more prepared? Im an ADP owner who hopes you are all right but im nervous.

 
So everyone has SJAX pretty high on their lists. What have the Rams done to improve his 2008/9 chance of doing well. Dont get me wrong i think he is a stud but i think i would have to rank him 5-6 personally.Also ADP being so high as well, no one thinks there will be a sophmore slump? More game tape on him now and defenses are going to be more prepared? Im an ADP owner who hopes you are all right but im nervous.
Personally I think Sjax in the top 3 is exactly right. when he came back from injury I liked what a saw. Not much went right for the rams last year, injuries to Pace,Sjax and Bulger killed that team. PLus Jake Long at Rt would look pretty good. I think they signed some FA Oline man as well for depth.
 
PPR

1. Westbrook

2. LT

3. ADP

4. S. Jackson

5. Addai

6. Bush

7. Portis

8. Gore

9. LJ

10. R. Grant

11. MJD

12. Lynch

13. McGahee

14. MBIII

15. a. Jam Lewis

15. b. B. Jacobs

 
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PPR...APLTJacksonWestbrookAddaiPortisL. JohnsonLynchParkerMaroneyJacobsGoreBarberTurnerMcGahee
bush not top 15 in ppr?PLus :popcorn: on the Jacobs
:popcorn: Jacobs attempts at catching a football are remarkably similar to watching King Kong taking swats at helicopters...eventually they get a few and New Yorkers are frightened by the sight of either event.Now, if you are making rankings for PPD (points per drop), then Jacobs is right up there. No way he sniffs the top 15 in PPR. Statistically impossible, in fact.
 
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PPR...APLTJacksonWestbrookAddaiPortisL. JohnsonLynchParkerMaroneyJacobsGoreBarberTurnerMcGahee
bush not top 15 in ppr?PLus :lmao: on the Jacobs
:pickle: Jacobs attempts at catching a football are remarkably similar to watching King Kong taking swats at helicopters...eventually they get a few and New Yorkers are frightened by the sight of either event.Now, if you are making rankings for PPD (points per drop), then Jacobs is right up there. No way he sniffs the top 15 in PPR. Statistically impossible, in fact.
right on Q
 
PPR...

AP

LT

Jackson

Westbrook

Addai

Portis

L. Johnson

Lynch

Parker

Bush

Maroney

Jacobs

Gore

Barber

Turner

McGahee
bush not top 15 in ppr?PLus :D on the Jacobs
:goodposting: Jacobs attempts at catching a football are remarkably similar to watching King Kong taking swats at helicopters...eventually they get a few and New Yorkers are frightened by the sight of either event.

Now, if you are making rankings for PPD (points per drop), then Jacobs is right up there. No way he sniffs the top 15 in PPR. Statistically impossible, in fact.
A RB doesn't have to catch the ball to have value even in a PPR league. I think he'll be more productive this year than last. I'm all right with bumping him down a couple spots, but not beyond.The fact that Reggie Bush seems to get dinged up quite often is a concern. Still, you have to roll the dice. I admit I overlooked him.

 
Portis seems awful high to me. I say that because I've been looking to deal him (granted its a dynasty league) and his value is like he is coming off an ACL injury. Every dynasty or redraft ranking i've seen has him fairly high but I cant even get a 6 pack of beer for him in my league. :goodposting:

 
Portis seems awful high to me. I say that because I've been looking to deal him (granted its a dynasty league) and his value is like he is coming off an ACL injury. Every dynasty or redraft ranking i've seen has him fairly high but I cant even get a 6 pack of beer for him in my league. :wall:
I can see not getting much for him in a dynasty as he likely is on the downside of his career.But he piled up a sneaky 1262/11 rushing and 47/389/0 receiving last year. Those are great numbers for a PPR league.
 
Portis seems awful high to me. I say that because I've been looking to deal him (granted its a dynasty league) and his value is like he is coming off an ACL injury. Every dynasty or redraft ranking i've seen has him fairly high but I cant even get a 6 pack of beer for him in my league. :confused:
I can see not getting much for him in a dynasty as he likely is on the downside of his career.But he piled up a sneaky 1262/11 rushing and 47/389/0 receiving last year. Those are great numbers for a PPR league.
Yeah, he has a lot of mileage on him. Should be good for 1-2 more years of RB1 production, but after that his value will plunge. I think people are also scared off by: 1) coaching change in Was, 2) Portis injury history, particularly the panic when he missed (most of?) training camp last year. It was comical to watch everyone freak out - even though we all know Portis hates July/August. Will be interesting to see if the new staff lets him take a rest in camp this year.
 
YWIA

1. ADP

2. Joseph Addai

3. Marion Barber

4. Frank Gore

5. LT

6. Steven Jackson

7. Larry Johnson

8. Michael Turner

9. Willie Parker

10. Brian Westbrook

11. Clinton Portis

12. Marshawn Lynch

13. MJD

14. Ryan Grant

15. Earnest Graham

 
PPR

1. LT

2. Addai

3. S. Jax

4. Westbrook

5. ADP (even Bush had a sophomore slump, teams have more video on him, and I think injury is a concern this year)

6. Gore

7. Grant (moves up for PPR)

8. Barber

9. Bush (PPR puts him top 10)

10. Lynch

11. R. Brown (has everyone forgotten about him)

12. Turner

13. FWP

14. Portis

15. LJ (the PT side of me coming out, his days of top 10 are over)

Just off the top of my head, no research done or anything. Haven't thought about this since last season

 
PPR1. LT2. Addai3. S. Jax4. Westbrook5. ADP (even Bush had a sophomore slump, teams have more video on him, and I think injury is a concern this year)6. Gore7. Grant (moves up for PPR)8. Barber9. Bush (PPR puts him top 10)10. Lynch11. R. Brown (has everyone forgotten about him)12. Turner13. FWP14. Portis15. LJ (the PT side of me coming out, his days of top 10 are over)Just off the top of my head, no research done or anything. Haven't thought about this since last season
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PPR1. LT2. Addai3. S. Jax4. Westbrook5. ADP (even Bush had a sophomore slump, teams have more video on him, and I think injury is a concern this year)6. Gore7. Grant (moves up for PPR)8. Barber9. Bush (PPR puts him top 10)10. Lynch11. R. Brown (has everyone forgotten about him)12. Turner13. FWP14. Portis15. LJ (the PT side of me coming out, his days of top 10 are over)Just off the top of my head, no research done or anything. Haven't thought about this since last season
:lmao:
Sorry, not a forum troll. Not even sure what that means... guess that's a good thing that I don't know... means I have a life
 
I don't know what mine's going to look like but Earnest Graham and Michael Turner won't be in it, I'll probably keep Jacobs out of it again too.

 
1. LaDainian Tomlinson - still the best

2. Brian Westbrook - not underrated anymore

3. Adrian Peterson - if it wasn't for CT he'd be #1

4. Joseph Addai- late season swoon bothers me a bit

5. Marion Barber- The committee is over

6. Clinton Portis - was a stud behind a bad O-line

7. Willis McGahee- could be even better with Cameron

8. Jamal Lewis -can a former 2000 yard rusher be a fluke

9. Steven Jackson- stud but horrid team keeps him down the list

10. Frank Gore - ditto

11. Marshawn Lynch- needs more than 18 receptions

12. Laurence Maroney- the Patriots need to use him more

13. Ronnie Brown- If only he was healthy... you know the rest

14.Travis Henry- Before all the drama he was on a tear

15. Brandon Jacobs- the vulturer has become the vultured

 
A RB doesn't have to catch the ball to have value even in a PPR league. I think he'll be more productive this year than last. I'm all right with bumping him down a couple spots, but not beyond.The fact that Reggie Bush seems to get dinged up quite often is a concern. Still, you have to roll the dice. I admit I overlooked him.
Andy,I am a huge fan of your work, however, if an RB is going to make up for lost receptions in PPR then they need to get a ton of carries. Check out the distribution of carries the Giants used in the playoffs, it was about a 55/45 split between Jacobs and Bradshaw....and that was without a healthy Ward. Jacobs will not be getting a huge workload next season.Also, how can you justify saying Bush gets dinged up quite often and not make the same claim for Jacobs? At least Bush had a legitimate injury and tried to play through it....Jacobs was leaving the field with a new injury practically every week.All my best,H.K.
 
PPR...APLTJacksonWestbrookAddaiPortisL. JohnsonLynchParkerMaroneyJacobsGoreBarberTurnerMcGahee
bush not top 15 in ppr?PLus :) on the Jacobs
:goodposting: Jacobs attempts at catching a football are remarkably similar to watching King Kong taking swats at helicopters...eventually they get a few and New Yorkers are frightened by the sight of either event.Now, if you are making rankings for PPD (points per drop), then Jacobs is right up there. No way he sniffs the top 15 in PPR. Statistically impossible, in fact.
I know you have always hated Jacobs, but inaccurate information like this bothers me. It gives people who may not know a lot about a player the wrong idea. Jacobs may be big, but he is a very solid receiver and doesn't look awkward or "funny" catching the ball at all. He is actually a very decent receiver. That being said, I don't think he is in the top 15, PPR, no PPR, redraft, or dynasty.
 
A RB doesn't have to catch the ball to have value even in a PPR league. I think he'll be more productive this year than last. I'm all right with bumping him down a couple spots, but not beyond.The fact that Reggie Bush seems to get dinged up quite often is a concern. Still, you have to roll the dice. I admit I overlooked him.
Andy,I am a huge fan of your work, however, if an RB is going to make up for lost receptions in PPR then they need to get a ton of carries. Check out the distribution of carries the Giants used in the playoffs, it was about a 55/45 split between Jacobs and Bradshaw....and that was without a healthy Ward. Jacobs will not be getting a huge workload next season.Also, how can you justify saying Bush gets dinged up quite often and not make the same claim for Jacobs? At least Bush had a legitimate injury and tried to play through it....Jacobs was leaving the field with a new injury practically every week.All my best,H.K.
Those are close-but-not-quite-literally PFMA rankings. If I'd known everyone would be so interested in my rankings, I'd have taken longer than the 60 seconds I did to throw them up there. :shrug:I'm okay with not including Jacobs on that list.
 
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1. ADP -- obv. has the highest ceiling of all rb's

2. LT2

3. SJax -- no brainer top 3 imo, was a beast on a bad team after coming back from injury

4. Addai -- could bump down once playoff schedule comes out

5. Westbrook -- might flip flop him and Addai

6. LJ -- assuming the Chiefs improve their oline, if not bump him down

7. Portis -- if anything should be more effective in the new offense, especially with a healthy oline

8. Gore -- may move up or down depending how the new 49ers offense looks

9. MBIII -- could move higher if no major rb is acquired that will take away a lot of carries

10. Lynch

11. McGahee

12. Jacobs -- if he stays healthy, he's a mortal lock for the top 10

13. Grant

14. MJD -- Fred Taylor only reason he isn't higher

15. JLew -- I'm somewhat hesitant he won't perfom as well this season since it's no longer a contract year

 
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PPR1. LT2. Addai3. S. Jax4. Westbrook5. ADP (even Bush had a sophomore slump, teams have more video on him, and I think injury is a concern this year)6. Gore7. Grant (moves up for PPR)8. Barber9. Bush (PPR puts him top 10)10. Lynch11. R. Brown (has everyone forgotten about him)12. Turner13. FWP14. Portis15. LJ (the PT side of me coming out, his days of top 10 are over)Just off the top of my head, no research done or anything. Haven't thought about this since last season
Good list. Since it's off the top of your head I understand but where would you put McGahee? Did you just forget about him?
 
PPR

1. ADP

2. LT

3. Westbrook

4. S-Jax

5. Marshawn Lynch

6. Addai

7. Gore

8. Portis

9. MJD

10. McGahee

11. Barber

12. FWP

13. Turner

14. Graham

15. Bush

 
Did Jamal Lewis pass away :)
:thumbdown: no reason to think he wont put together a solid season with the offense he has around him
And I'm seeing Willie Parker on several of these lists with no JLew. That's just crazy, imo, considering that the Steelers oline will be unimproved at best, and Parker is coming off an ankle injury.
It becomes difficult to place trust in a soon to be 29 year old RB who has 3 disappointing FF seasons before having another good year, where every other relevant CLE offensive player also had a career high in FF points. If you aren't expecting the same large offensive output, it's seems reasonable to leave J-Lewis off a top 15 list. Similarly with FWP, he had a down year, but still finished in the top 20 despite only scoring 2 TD. Only two TD off 321 rushing attempts doesn't exactly strike me as likely to happen again.
 
Blue-Kun said:
Dexter Manley said:
Little Big Head said:
Did Jamal Lewis pass away :goodposting:
:goodposting: no reason to think he wont put together a solid season with the offense he has around him
And I'm seeing Willie Parker on several of these lists with no JLew. That's just crazy, imo, considering that the Steelers oline will be unimproved at best, and Parker is coming off an ankle injury.
It becomes difficult to place trust in a soon to be 29 year old RB who has 3 disappointing FF seasons before having another good year, where every other relevant CLE offensive player also had a career high in FF points. If you aren't expecting the same large offensive output, it's seems reasonable to leave J-Lewis off a top 15 list. Similarly with FWP, he had a down year, but still finished in the top 20 despite only scoring 2 TD. Only two TD off 321 rushing attempts doesn't exactly strike me as likely to happen again.
Lewis only had 2 disappointing seasons and the reasons for that where made painfully obvious heading into them. He has provided tremendous value each of the past 2 seasons.
 
the spanker said:
PPR1. LT2. Addai3. S. Jax4. Westbrook5. ADP (even Bush had a sophomore slump, teams have more video on him, and I think injury is a concern this year)6. Gore7. Grant (moves up for PPR)8. Barber9. Bush (PPR puts him top 10)10. Lynch11. R. Brown (has everyone forgotten about him)12. Turner13. FWP14. Portis15. LJ (the PT side of me coming out, his days of top 10 are over)Just off the top of my head, no research done or anything. Haven't thought about this since last season
Good list. Since it's off the top of your head I understand but where would you put McGahee? Did you just forget about him?
No, I considered him. I think Jamal Lewis should be in place of FWP actually after thinking about this more and remembering that FWP had a big injuryI just think McGahee is always overhyped every season. I mean, he's talented and he can put together a solid season, but after his top 5 or whatever year everone's expected him to come back and do the same, and every year they are disappointed. I think he'll challenge for the 12-15 spot. I see him as a top 15 RB, but 12-15 range. If I could change my list, I'd put Jamal Lewis at 13 in place of FWP, Move Portis to 15, and put McGahee at 14I'm really not sold on LJ being a dominant back again. Age working against him and the injury he had is a very tricky one from my educational background, not to mention KC is awful
 
PPR

1 Jackson

2 Westbrook

3 Tomlinson

4 Peterson

5 Addai

6 Portis

7 Barber

8 Bush

9 Gore

10 Lynch

11 Jones-Drew

12 Johnson

13 Brown

14 McGahee

15 Lewis

16 Parker

17 Grant

18 Turner

19 Jacobs

20 Maroney

 
Dexter Manley said:
Little Big Head said:
Did Jamal Lewis pass away ;)
:goodposting: no reason to think he wont put together a solid season with the offense he has around him
And I'm seeing Willie Parker on several of these lists with no JLew. That's just crazy, imo, considering that the Steelers oline will be unimproved at best, and Parker is coming off an ankle injury.
It wasn't an ankle injury, he broke his leg...which is much much worse.
 
PPR--

1. ADP

2. LT

3. Westbrook

4. SJax

5. Addai

6. Bush

7. Gore

8. MJD

9. Portis

10. LJ

11. Lynch

12. McGahee

13. Lewis

14. Parker

15. Barber

Honorable mention: R. Grant and Jacobs

Super sleeper to break that top 15: If Carolina doesn't draft a RB---DeAngelo Williams

ETA--Man, there is some SERIOUS value to be had at RB next year. I didn't even list guys like Turner, Fargas, Edge, Graham, Maroney who are legit starters that will be drafted in the 17-22 range. The top picks in redrafts are going to be huge as you can pair a very legit #2 with those top studs. I don't remember it being this deep with bonafide #2 RB's in the 20's.

 
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Dexter Manley said:
Little Big Head said:
Did Jamal Lewis pass away :confused:
:thumbup: no reason to think he wont put together a solid season with the offense he has around him
And I'm seeing Willie Parker on several of these lists with no JLew. That's just crazy, imo, considering that the Steelers oline will be unimproved at best, and Parker is coming off an ankle injury.
It wasn't an ankle injury, he broke his leg...which is much much worse.
:no: When a bone heals it actually becomes stronger where it was broken. A stretched or torn tendon will never be the same.
 
Dexter Manley said:
Little Big Head said:
Did Jamal Lewis pass away :confused:
:thumbup: no reason to think he wont put together a solid season with the offense he has around him
And I'm seeing Willie Parker on several of these lists with no JLew. That's just crazy, imo, considering that the Steelers oline will be unimproved at best, and Parker is coming off an ankle injury.
It wasn't an ankle injury, he broke his leg...which is much much worse.
:no: When a bone heals it actually becomes stronger where it was broken. A stretched or torn tendon will never be the same.
Was also a non-weight bearing bone that should have virtually no lingering effects on his running.
 
Wow, has the Grant love faded really quickly. I think he's still capable of being top 10. Gore on the other hand is still being greatly (over?) valued a lot. But especially with Martz there now???

 
Dexter Manley said:
Little Big Head said:
Did Jamal Lewis pass away :confused:
:thumbup: no reason to think he wont put together a solid season with the offense he has around him
And I'm seeing Willie Parker on several of these lists with no JLew. That's just crazy, imo, considering that the Steelers oline will be unimproved at best, and Parker is coming off an ankle injury.
It wasn't an ankle injury, he broke his leg...which is much much worse.
:no: When a bone heals it actually becomes stronger where it was broken. A stretched or torn tendon will never be the same.
I wish you were right.Signed,Michael Bush
 

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