I would trade a pick in the 1.05-1.07 range. In startup dynasty drafts this offseason, I expect Grant to be a top twenty pick. I know that is surprising, but there will be at least one in every league that values Grant as a top fantasy back.
A top 20 overall dynasty pick is only worth a 1.05-1.07 rookie pick to you? Wow, I guess it's that time of year where we can all unload this middle rookie picks for 10 times their true value.As far as the Portis/Grant debate that was going on goes, I am actually stuck with a predicament in my main dynasty where I am probably going to have to move one due to contract issues.
I have been on Portis' jock for years (check my post history if you don't believe me), but he's the guy I'll likely be moving over Grant. I think Grant is way underrated, and I would probably take him straight up. Add in the fact that Portis still has a lot more trade value because some crazy people actually think GB might draft a RB early and that makes the choice easy.
No. You are wrong. Brandon Jackson won the starting job and started the first two weeks. Wynn took over week four. No offense, but is it too much to ask that people at least get their facts straight? We can disagree about interpretations (how good is Grant? How likely is Grant to share carries?) but we should at least get the facts straight before we attempt to
If you own him and love him, great, keep him; but I for one am not a believer yet.
People forget that Wynn had beaten him out (and looked very, very good) before his injury. What happens when Grant gets injured and Wynn steps in and does great? Or B. Jackson? I just don't see that situation as settled enough to consider Grant elite. I would rather have Mendenhall or Stewart as I think they both are capable of being franchise RBs.
Plus, with Favre retiring I think GB is going to see alot more of 8 in the box. I definitely don't think you can assume Grant will put up 1500 yards like some of you suppose.
I would value him at 1.04 in a rookie draft.