Are you guys from the ATL area? What has Norwood done to even remotely be speculated as a top 10 back? The Falcons are going to be very bad for the next several years.no Maroney?
I agree. Something smells fishy. Same 10 guys, yet both include Norwood (who would struggle to make a # of Top 20's).Are you guys from the ATL area? What has Norwood done to even remotely be speculated as a top 10 back? The Falcons are going to be very bad for the next several years.no Maroney?
M. Turner maybe.1. ADP
2. Addai
3. SJax
4. LT
5. R. Brown
6. Parker
7. Lynch
8. Westbrook
9. Bush
10. Jacobs
also considered: LJ, Gore, Mcgahee, Edge, MJD, FatDale, K. Jones, M. Barber... in fact those guys and the bottom of the list are pretty much interchangeable. Outside of the top 7 there's a real drop in quality as everyone else has injury issues, is sharing time, is on a bad team, or just has issues in general.
I probably forgot someone though.
What happens? He racks up 100 yards rushing and receiving in a game.3. Addai - Great system and supporting cast, but what happens when Harrison is done.
No one isn't evening going to remember him 3 yrs from now.Gore has fallen off the map...
yes, but his body is that of a 34 year old RB.fsufan said:what about portis, He is 26 or 27
yes, but his body is that of a 34 year old RB.fsufan said:what about portis, He is 26 or 27
i only look 3 years outThe whole 5 years thing.... that's a loooong time in the life of a RB:
A. Portis and Betts each entered the league in 2002. Betts has missed more games due to injury than Portis. And, some of the games Portis has missed has been partially due to the team being out of contention and they sit him for the season even though he could have returned.B. Portis is two years younger than Betts.Close:
Betts
In the picture, but injuries make me worried.
Portis
Anyone that's watched him this year has seen a guy that looks NOTHING like the Denver guy. It looks like he has no explosion anymore. I like the guy and he gives his all, but watching him run is totally different now.yes, but his body is that of a 34 year old RB.fsufan said:what about portis, He is 26 or 27![]()
I've seen every carry of his since he came to Washington. Saying he has "no explosion" is an exaggeration. Is it what he it used to be? Probably not. But, I wouldn't say he's declined to the point of a 34 year old. He finally had holes to run through against the Jets and hit them well. He hadn't had holes like that since week 1 against Miami.He's still one of the better backs in the league at the age of 26 and it shocks me that NOBODY has him in their top 10 so far in this thread.Anyone that's watched him this year has seen a guy that looks NOTHING like the Denver guy. It looks like he has no explosion anymore. I like the guy and he gives his all, but watching him run is totally different now.yes, but his body is that of a 34 year old RB.fsufan said:what about portis, He is 26 or 27![]()
no love for Chris Henry (Ten) huh? Kid is only 21...when FatDale is moved to the OL in 2 yrs, this kid will destroy...i'd put him in the top ten at least
I agree, everyone will remember him in 3 years, because he will still be playing at a Probowl level.KellysHeroes said:No one isn't evening going to remember him 3 yrs from now.broncofan13000 said:Gore has fallen off the map...
Is this a serious statement?KellysHeroes said:No one isn't evening going to remember him 3 yrs from now.broncofan13000 said:Gore has fallen off the map...
I have to agree with MBIII. After Dallas lets JJones go this off season and the running duties fall on MBIII, he will put up monster #'s. That is if they don't go out and pick up another back for him to share carries with.1. Addai
2. LT
3. MB III
4. Lynch
5. SJax
6. FWP
7. Bush
8. Gore
9. Michael "Burner" Turner
10. MJD
I just think this whole AP thing is a fad that will fade soon.
EDIT:
Close:
Betts
Norwood and Leon Washington (change of pace only?)
Chris Henry (who knows, has looked good)
In the picture, but injuries make me worried. The whole 5 years thing.... that's a loooong time in the life of a RB:
Portis
LJ
Jacobs
And yes, I was kidding about AP. He's #1 obviously.
I agree MBIII will put up good #s if he is the #1 RB next year but do not be surprised if Dallas trades up to get McFadden. Jones has followed his career and is in love with the guy.I have to agree with MBIII. After Dallas lets JJones go this off season and the running duties fall on MBIII, he will put up monster #'s. That is if they don't go out and pick up another back for him to share carries with.1. Addai
2. LT
3. MB III
4. Lynch
5. SJax
6. FWP
7. Bush
8. Gore
9. Michael "Burner" Turner
10. MJD
I just think this whole AP thing is a fad that will fade soon.
EDIT:
Close:
Betts
Norwood and Leon Washington (change of pace only?)
Chris Henry (who knows, has looked good)
In the picture, but injuries make me worried. The whole 5 years thing.... that's a loooong time in the life of a RB:
Portis
LJ
Jacobs
And yes, I was kidding about AP. He's #1 obviously.
John Clayton says Portis has body of 29 year old because he eats too much McDonaldsyes, but his body is that of a 34 year old RB.fsufan said:what about portis, He is 26 or 27![]()
I believe you are in the minority here, i dont even think other Turner owners are as dilusional as you.Michael Turner will absolutely be top 5 on this list...maybe even top 3 depending on what team he lands on and whether he platoons at the position. Lots of tread on his tires and he has proven nearly unstoppable when given a significant number of carries.
I agree, but LT will still put up good enough numbers over the next 3 years to earn a spot in the top 10.1. Adrian Peterson2. Maurice Jones-Drew3. Reggie Bush4. Joseph Addai5. Marshawn Lynch6. Kevin Jones7. Marion Barber III8. Brandon Jacobs9. Steven Jackson10. LenDale WhiteI see Ladainian Tomlinson and Larry Johnson falling off a cliff (FF-wise, not literally) in the next few years. Ladainian and Larry Johnson will both be 33 in five years.
I wasn't talking about one game where neither team wanted to show all their cards. I was talking about a whole season, if the Indy passing attack isn't as dangerous and teams can actually gear up to stop the run.TheDemon said:What happens? He racks up 100 yards rushing and receiving in a game.3. Addai - Great system and supporting cast, but what happens when Harrison is done.
I agree, but LT will still put up good enough numbers over the next 3 years to earn a spot in the top 10.1. Adrian Peterson2. Maurice Jones-Drew3. Reggie Bush4. Joseph Addai5. Marshawn Lynch6. Kevin Jones7. Marion Barber III8. Brandon Jacobs9. Steven Jackson10. LenDale WhiteI see Ladainian Tomlinson and Larry Johnson falling off a cliff (FF-wise, not literally) in the next few years. Ladainian and Larry Johnson will both be 33 in five years.
Disagree. I'm on the Turner bus.I believe you are in the minority here, i dont even think other Turner owners are as dilusional as you.Michael Turner will absolutely be top 5 on this list...maybe even top 3 depending on what team he lands on and whether he platoons at the position. Lots of tread on his tires and he has proven nearly unstoppable when given a significant number of carries.
OK, even if you are, top 3-5, you guys cant be serious.Disagree. I'm on the Turner bus.I believe you are in the minority here, i dont even think other Turner owners are as dilusional as you.Michael Turner will absolutely be top 5 on this list...maybe even top 3 depending on what team he lands on and whether he platoons at the position. Lots of tread on his tires and he has proven nearly unstoppable when given a significant number of carries.
Like anything else with RBs, the runner's situation is the key. I'm very high on Turner, and have been sitting on him for WAAAY too long in my dynasty leagues, but I think top 3-5 is a stretch **right now**. However, if he lands behind a solid O-line then he's certainly a contender to put up very, very good numbers. If not, then he could be a long shot for the top 10. Either way, I believe his floor is RB10-15 in any scheme next year, which makes him a solid fantasy RB2. If he goes somewhere that can block for him, top 5 is certainly not out of the question.OK, even if you are, top 3-5, you guys cant be serious.Disagree. I'm on the Turner bus.I believe you are in the minority here, i dont even think other Turner owners are as dilusional as you.Michael Turner will absolutely be top 5 on this list...maybe even top 3 depending on what team he lands on and whether he platoons at the position. Lots of tread on his tires and he has proven nearly unstoppable when given a significant number of carries.
You both could be right. Over the exact same 5 year age period, Emmitt was RB7. Although, Emmitt was one of only two players aged 30+ in the Top 10. The ages of the Top 10 RB's at the end of that time frame were: 29, 29, 29, 29, 28, 30, 33, 24, and 28.I agree, but LT will still put up good enough numbers over the next 3 years to earn a spot in the top 10.1. Adrian Peterson2. Maurice Jones-Drew3. Reggie Bush4. Joseph Addai5. Marshawn Lynch6. Kevin Jones7. Marion Barber III8. Brandon Jacobs9. Steven Jackson10. LenDale WhiteI see Ladainian Tomlinson and Larry Johnson falling off a cliff (FF-wise, not literally) in the next few years. Ladainian and Larry Johnson will both be 33 in five years.We haven't heard a peep about LT this year but he's still on pace for 1800 yards and 16 TDs. He's always had great vision and a nose for the endzone so he'll probably close out his career in a similar way to Emmitt.... a few more top 10 seasons and then a few top 20 seasons.