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His highlights didn't jump out to me when I first watched them, either. When I went back and watched a few games, however, I started coming around.
I think there's value in this class, but it seems like it will largely be situation based rather than talent based. Don't expect the various lists to change much after the combine, but the draft will probably shake things up quite a bit.Concept Coop said:
I feel like he's the least polarizing of the guys routinely mentioned, because it seems like there's not much dispute about what he is. As long as he's in a situation where he gets regular touches, he'll produce steady numbers for you. Not much chance you'll get anything overtly dynamic or disappointing.Sweet Love said:
Hey Geri-curl cheeseburger guy.... What is so appealing about Grice??? Seems like almost a waste of breath... But then again most of the leagues that I play in are non-RB PPR....
Thumbs up on Henry Josey. I can't put him in my top 5 yet, since I've barely seen him play (there aren't any game videos of him up online, that I can find) and he is listed at only 190 pounds, but there is a pretty decent chance he'll be there by draft time. His college stats are very good, he looks legit in his highlights, and he ran a 10.50 100m in high school so he should nail the workouts.
could be a ppr gold mine, very situation dependent though. Not a special back.
There's no transcendent talent at RB this year. Hell, there's no elite talent at RB this year. So if you can make an argument for him at #3, then you can make an argument for him at #1.
Ultimately, a RB that isn't trusted/competent in the passing game has a limited ceiling in today's NFL/FFB landscape.
everyone thought Trich was the best since ADP, so lets at least let the underwear Olympics play out before we put the nail in the coffin of this draft
right now, just from a RB perspective I like this class a lot better already. (given what we thought of Bell,Ball,Lacy etc)
I know a few small backs who have had pretty delicious fantasy careers.
Yeah I know a fg kicker that did pretty well with a club foot too. Should we be looking for FG kickers with club feet?
I like Mason and Hyde more right now, would be curious to hear people elaborate on Seastrunk.
that's nice.
His acceleration is amazing. I think he has good vision but you can't teach what happens when that guy finds a hole, he has tremendous leg strength and he is probably going to be among the fastest RBs at the combine if not the fastest. He is very physical for a guy with his kind of speed, but I also see lots of groin and hamstring issues because his lower body is so big. I definitely like him better than Hyde even thinking Hyde was the better college RB. Mason and him are a little different, I think Seastrunk has the higher ceiling but Mason could be the better back. Those are my top two though, with Sankey third.
Greg Robinson says hello.
Auburn does not have a great OL. This season, I will admit they were good -> very good at most
You do realize that Greg Robinson has a legit shot at being the first OT taken in this draft right?
I wont disagree with that.
