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Tried to send pm didn't work, sorry for thread hijack. We have a few openings in my dynasty league. If you're interested let me know.rockaction said:I was supposed to join a dynasty this year, but the spot closed, so I'm all redraft again.
Thanks, man. That would be cool, but I only play for free, as I'm one of those weird ones who won't gamble on this (or anything). I'm not religious, I just don't for my own personal reasons. Thanks, though. If it's free, I'm a conscientious owner and know a bit about the game. I try and keep up with the SP and player movement within and relevant to the NFL.Tried to send pm didn't work, sorry for thread hijack. We have a few openings in my dynasty league. If you're interested let me know.
It looks like rookie running back Justice Hill might become a bigger weapon than expected for the Ravens this season.
Hill, a fourth-round draft pick out of Oklahoma State, was expected to be used primarily as a pass catcher out of the backfield on third-and-long situations. But he could also be used as a change-of-pace back in the second half or as a decoy.
Ideally, the Ravens want to pound the football, and they have two good downhill runners in Mark Ingram II and Gus Edwards. But if the Ravens get a lead and can wear teams down, that might be a great time to use Hill.
The kid has good speed and the ability to get to the line of scrimmage or into a hole and bounce outside. He looks smaller than the 5 feet 10 and 200 pounds he is listed at on the team roster, but he might give the Ravens a weapon they haven’t had at running back since the days of Ray Rice.
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Justice Hill was able to squat 565 pounds weighing just 195 pounds two years ago.
He posted 91st% 40, 94th% Vert, 97th% Broad this spring.
Hill is going to burn some defenders in the #NFL. #Ravens
Justice Hill rushed 10 times for 49 yards and a touchdown in Thursday's preseason game against the Packers.
Hill was not targeted in the passing game. He was also the third running back into the game after Mark Ingram and Kenneth Dixon, notching zero touches while Lamar Jackson was still under center. The No. 113 overall pick did show some serious juice on his handles. He still has a real chance at carving out a weekly change-of-pace role behind Ingram.
Aug 15, 2019, 11:50 PM ET
He is intriguing. Don’t read into the Dixon playing ahead of him stuff. Dixon is reportedly on the roster bubble and I’m certain the coaches wanted to see him on the field early to gather info on that. Hill brings something to the table that no other back on the team does which is elusiveness in the open field and surprisingly in traffic as well. It’s only been 2 preseason games but I can already think of 4 plays he made that made me take notice. Last night there were 3 times he should have been tackled for a loss (including at the goal line) but somehow he found his way out and got positive yards. He’s slippery with surprising power and good contact balance. And then if anyone hasn’t seen the burst and wiggle he showed on his reception vs the Jags week 1 check it out.He is a guy I just have to get late in drafts. I don't think Dixon is a threat to him at all.
Awesome. The big question is how does this impact the value of Ingram? Any thoughts.He is intriguing. Don’t read into the Dixon playing ahead of him stuff. Dixon is reportedly on the roster bubble and I’m certain the coaches wanted to see him on the field early to gather info on that. Hill brings something to the table that no other back on the team does which is elusiveness in the open field and surprisingly in traffic as well. It’s only been 2 preseason games but I can already think of 4 plays he made that made me take notice. Last night there were 3 times he should have been tackled for a loss (including at the goal line) but somehow he found his way out and got positive yards. He’s slippery with surprising power and good contact balance. And then if anyone hasn’t seen the burst and wiggle he showed on his reception vs the Jags week 1 check it out.
probably not significantlyAwesome. The big question is how does this impact the value of Ingram? Any thoughts.
Agree with the guy below your post (other than the paying up for Ingram part, it’s a cheap contract with an out after 2 years). Ingram is the preferred early down option and the best in pass pro. His touches seem pretty much guaranteed. Hill and Edwards should get a few touches.Awesome. The big question is how does this impact the value of Ingram? Any thoughts.
His size and draft position are really the only negatives.Really starting to talk myself into taking him at 1.11
Thee one and only negative I can come up with is his “size” but the kid has plenty of lower body strength, and a frame that could add ~10lbs once in an NFL training regiment.
i just keep seeing Kamara while I watch his “tape”.
I know 1.11 is early. But I do not own a 2nd rounder this year, and the options at 1.11 are seemingly going to be WR’s that I’m just not that excited about.
i like deebo. But still, RB’s are always scarce - and hitting on the next Kamara type back is priceless.
That ravens offense really has a chance to be explosive, if not this year, then the next. Progression from Lamar Jackson, the steady grinder in Ingram? Pair hat with Hill and the young WR’s sounds like it could be really fun if they implement the right offense.
draft is Tuesday. As of right now, justice hill is my 1.11
Trade down then take him? Everyone gets the Kamara tag these days but I agree with you here. The play against the Jags looked so much like Kamara. I think he has similar contact balance and burst. Now you bring up a good point about his size. He looks skinny. Kamara moves like he does and walks through tackles at 215. Justice is only 200 but still just 21. He could add a few pounds. Maybe get to 207-210. Also he can catch the ball but no idea if he can run downfield routes and catch the ball like Kamara. Finally, Kamara is in a sweet spot in Payton’s system. Kamara may not be Kamara somewhere else. Lots to consider. Shoot your shot though if you can’t move down and that’s your guy.Really starting to talk myself into taking him at 1.11
Thee one and only negative I can come up with is his “size” but the kid has plenty of lower body strength, and a frame that could add ~10lbs once in an NFL training regiment.
i just keep seeing Kamara while I watch his “tape”.
I know 1.11 is early. But I do not own a 2nd rounder this year, and the options at 1.11 are seemingly going to be WR’s that I’m just not that excited about.
i like deebo. But still, RB’s are always scarce - and hitting on the next Kamara type back is priceless.
That ravens offense really has a chance to be explosive, if not this year, then the next. Progression from Lamar Jackson, the steady grinder in Ingram? Pair hat with Hill and the young WR’s sounds like it could be really fun if they implement the right offense.
draft is Tuesday. As of right now, justice hill is my 1.11
I'm thinking about taking him at 9, mostly because I'm not enamored by any of the other options. I own Ingram and Gus, and Baltimore is maybe the only backfield in the NFL I wouldn't mind locking up with 3 roster spots. Plus, Hill is showing he might have a higher ceiling than anticipated.Really starting to talk myself into taking him at 1.11
Thee one and only negative I can come up with is his “size” but the kid has plenty of lower body strength, and a frame that could add ~10lbs once in an NFL training regiment.
i just keep seeing Kamara while I watch his “tape”.
I know 1.11 is early. But I do not own a 2nd rounder this year, and the options at 1.11 are seemingly going to be WR’s that I’m just not that excited about.
i like deebo. But still, RB’s are always scarce - and hitting on the next Kamara type back is priceless.
That ravens offense really has a chance to be explosive, if not this year, then the next. Progression from Lamar Jackson, the steady grinder in Ingram? Pair hat with Hill and the young WR’s sounds like it could be really fun if they implement the right offense.
draft is Tuesday. As of right now, justice hill is my 1.11
He has really good burst.I know it wasn’t against starters or anything but he’s got something imo.
I have 1.12 and 2.2. I would like to get two of Singletary, hill or mattison. I currently have them ranked in that order anyways, hoping it works out I get the first two.Really starting to talk myself into taking him at 1.11
Thee one and only negative I can come up with is his “size” but the kid has plenty of lower body strength, and a frame that could add ~10lbs once in an NFL training regiment.
i just keep seeing Kamara while I watch his “tape”.
I know 1.11 is early. But I do not own a 2nd rounder this year, and the options at 1.11 are seemingly going to be WR’s that I’m just not that excited about.
i like deebo. But still, RB’s are always scarce - and hitting on the next Kamara type back is priceless.
That ravens offense really has a chance to be explosive, if not this year, then the next. Progression from Lamar Jackson, the steady grinder in Ingram? Pair hat with Hill and the young WR’s sounds like it could be really fun if they implement the right offense.
draft is Tuesday. As of right now, justice hill is my 1.11
Interesting. Have you always preferred Damien Harris to Hill? Or just because of the most recent preseason game of his?I have 1.12 and 2.2. I would like to get two of Singletary, hill or mattison. I currently have them ranked in that order anyways, hoping it works out I get the first two.
I am assuming Henderson, Harris and one of the above will be taken before I pick.
I LOVE hill at the end of the first anyways, and also will be taking a couple shots in the later rounds of redraft and see what shakes.
Maybe. I've heard several people make the argument that scrambling QBs are less likely to give targets to RBs because those short dumpoffs are the plays where mobile QBs will tuck it and run.rickyg said:surprised there isn't more talk about him in redraft this year by now. Ingram is definitely the starter and does have a 3 down skill set, but Balt is one of the most run heavy teams in the league now, and I bet you L-Jax would love to be able to check down to a jitterbug like hill and watch him take a screen pass to the house. Pads stats for the qb on high % throws. I can see hill carving out a james white sort of role over the season.
Also, when a defense is set up to take away the edge from a fast, running quarterback, they are also in perfect position to tackle a running back who gets a screen pass.Maybe. I've heard several people make the argument that scrambling QBs are less likely to give targets to RBs because those short dumpoffs are the plays where mobile QBs will tuck it and run.
If hill breaks a couple big plays early in the season he will force them to give him more carriesaz_prof said:Hill has looked good in preseason but this is a case where you don't want to overweight preseason performance. The starter is Ingram and that isn't going to change unless he gets injured. Can Hill carve out enough touches/receptions to be relevant short of an injury? I doubt it.
Harris has been going mid second in recent drafts. You can count on him being available when you pickmozzy84 said:I have 1.12 and 2.2. I would like to get two of Singletary, hill or mattison. I currently have them ranked in that order anyways, hoping it works out I get the first two.
I am assuming Henderson, Harris and one of the above will be taken before I pick.
I LOVE hill at the end of the first anyways, and also will be taking a couple shots in the later rounds of redraft and see what shakes.
This really depends on how the defense reacts to the QB and how the QB responds to the defender.Also, when a defense is set up to take away the edge from a fast, running quarterback, they are also in perfect position to tackle a running back who gets a screen pass.
You’re the man Faust ...@Ray Barboni - sounds like an article from PFF.
I haven’t found anything specific to Justice Hill just yet - but I will keep looking.
The closest matches that I could find in short order:
2019 draft class rookie running back fantasy rankings
Using forced missed tackles to evaluate this year's RB draft class for fantasy
Excellent post.He has really good burst.
I was just watching the highlight clip again the play at 1:18 we discussed earlier this year. Watching at half speed you can see Hill take these really long explosive steps that allows him to cover a lot of space almost instantly. You cant slow down the play in the twitter feed, but I am guessing if I could I am going to see a similar thing. The defender does make a diving tackle attempt at Hill after he catches the ball. But Hill is able to use that long step to just clear the angle and the defender is getting nothing but air. It is an impressive demonstration of burst as he had to turn back to catch the ball, then turn back upfield and hit the after burner right away to clear that first tackler.
Some RB can't do that nearly as well.
The post about his leg strength speaks to this somewhat. Hill has very good burst. I think its his best trait.
I think he needs to learn how to change his speed with footwork and be more paitent with setting up blocking, but when you have burst like Hill does and I can sort of understand just running full speed all the time.
I’m all over him in redraft. When have you seen him going? I will be reaching for him. FBG has his ADP at 175. I’m fine taking him in the 15th.surprised there isn't more talk about him in redraft this year by now. Ingram is definitely the starter and does have a 3 down skill set, but Balt is one of the most run heavy teams in the league now, and I bet you L-Jax would love to be able to check down to a jitterbug like hill and watch him take a screen pass to the house. Pads stats for the qb on high % throws. I can see hill carving out a james white sort of role over the season.
I picked him up as an FA after my draft. Dropped stills for him.Elevencents said:I’m all over him in redraft. When have you seen him going? I will be reaching for him. FBG has his ADP at 175. I’m fine taking him in the 15th.
Sheesh. I wish. I’m thinking about taking him in the 14th. Not sure if he’ll last.I picked him up as an FA after my draft. Dropped stills for him.
This is where I'm hoping to get him as wellSheesh. I wish. I’m thinking about taking him in the 14th. Not sure if he’ll last.
ESPN's Jamison Hensley believes Ravens rookie RB Justice Hill "has all the makings of being that third-down, change-of-pace back to complement Mark Ingram."
Hill's size (5'10/198) may prevent him from being an NFL workhorse, but he has awesome burst (4.40 speed with a 40-inch vertical) and was comfortable as a receiver during his time at Oklahoma State, when he took over Chris Carson's starting job as an 18-year-old. This preseason, Hill has primarily run with the second-team, but he likely earned more first-team reps with last his preseason performance. In this run-heavy Ravens offense, there are touches to go around, making Hill a target towards the end of fantasy drafts.
SOURCE: ESPN.com
Aug 22, 2019, 10:31 AM ET
Ironically, he ends up on the team with Mark IngramI’ve said he reminded of Kamara
That’s where I am as of today. I flip flop Singletary and hill around a lot between the two. Singletary probably had a clearer path to fantasy points in redraft IMO.Do I have these right? For redraft, if there round 10 and after (12 tm full PPR)
Thompson
Singletary
Hill
Harris (IDK his role)
Mattison
Ty Johnson
I have Hill above all of them by a wide marginDo I have these right? For redraft, if there round 10 and after (12 tm full PPR)
Thompson
Singletary
Hill
Harris (IDK his role)
Mattison
Ty Johnson
I think he is going to have a Kamara rookie year like role (and maybe 80% of the impact).Ironically, he ends up on the team with Mark Ingram
For redraft? InterestingI have Hill above all of them by a wide margin
Yes, in redraft. Here's my thoughts:For redraft? Interesting