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RB Ollie Gordon II, MIA (3 Viewers)

I understand it shouldn't effect his vision (and those who questioned what happened to his in 2024 are more than justified to), but I feel like him adding all that weight also contributed to his drop off from 2023. It was good to hear in that interview he's shedding it back off.

Also Melvin Gordon, Derrick Henry, Donta Foreman, Bryce Love, Najee Harris, Jonathan Taylor, Ken Walker, Bijan Robinson. The past 10 years of Doak award winners wound up having a very good track record of draft capital, NFL opportunities, and I think fantasy production. Getting Ollie Gordon in the 2nd round very well could feel like stealing come November 2025.
 
4.6 forty. :kicksrock:
I don't see how he's not a day 3 guy, and not a particularly interesting one. I think there is a serious question if he's even a top 15 RB in this class, given his off-field issues. I wouldn't fault a team for not even having him on the board at all.

He should have stayed in school.
 
4.6 forty. :kicksrock:
I don't see how he's not a day 3 guy, and not a particularly interesting one. I think there is a serious question if he's even a top 15 RB in this class, given his off-field issues. I wouldn't fault a team for not even having him on the board at all.

He should have stayed in school.

At 226 lbs, that doesn’t seem so serious
Maybe not but I didn’t expect him to be so blind in 2024. He needed a service dog last season to help him find the cut back lanes.
 
Ted Nguyen
Ollie Gordon's upright, linear running style reminds me of Latavius Murray
Oof. Latavius Murray had a terrible running style. His value was being a 230-pound guy who ran a 4.3.
Agreed a Murray comp is not exciting, but he hung around long enough to play nine seasons in the NFL anyway with nearly 60 rushing touchdowns. Ollie is someone who I will probably let someone else take a chance on as there is really nothing about his game that impresses me much.
 
Think he’s becoming overlooked in a loaded class. In the right situation think he can have success. Think he could be Antowain Smith lite.
 
Ted Nguyen
Ollie Gordon's upright, linear running style reminds me of Latavius Murray
Oof. Latavius Murray had a terrible running style. His value was being a 230-pound guy who ran a 4.3.
Agreed a Murray comp is not exciting, but he hung around long enough to play nine seasons in the NFL anyway with nearly 60 rushing touchdowns. Ollie is someone who I will probably let someone else take a chance on as there is really nothing about his game that impresses me much.
My point about Murray though is that he hung around for 9 years because when he came out, he ran a 4.3 at 230 pounds and slowly slowed down. If he ran 4.6 he wouldn't have made it to the end of his rookie deal. Add on being a knucklehead, and that's kinda my expectation with Gordon, probably not someone I'd be wanting to bet will be in the NFL in 2030.

My personal opinion of Gordon's talent is 7th round flier. Given the knucklehead factor, probably not even a guy on my board. I agree 100% with @JohnnyU about his vision, but I also think he's not particularly powerful for his size, in addition to having no burst.

I have no idea why he declared. He absolutely needed another year to rehab his value. I'd be blown away if he was a day 2 pick, especially in a loaded class. I can't even see a case for him as a top 10 RB in this class.
 
Think he’s becoming overlooked in a loaded class. In the right situation think he can have success. Think he could be Antowain Smith lite.
I saw the Chiefs met with him. If he goes there in a late round, I can see a value explosion.

Disclaimer, I'm already one share in on Ollie, so hoping for a better landing spot vs draft capital.
 

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