Running back is the most volatile position and in dynasty leagues that can be scary. As soon as a back reaches 30 they are sent off in a space ship to Vorgon 7, so you must draft some youngsters and then some youngster back-ups and then some 15 year old prodigy types. A trade or injury can make an ok running back into a top ten running back in short order and the other into a short order cook.
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Before jumping into an analysis of the Lions’ #2 pick, it’s worth noting that as we make our way through the first round of the draft, we’ll get better and more reliable information closer to the draft date. Each team’s report should be considered in terms of when it was written and the information available at that point — and of course, as more information is revealed, we’ll do our best to update or append the earlier reports.
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I’m not going to give any long winded diatribes on the greatness or not-so-greatness of each player. You’ll have to wait on that as we go through our 2010 redraft rankings. I’m giving you dynasty rankings here. Always, and I mean always draft J.R.
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Here at Razzball we’re not going to just throw out a 2010 Mock Draft and be done with it. We are going to take a look at each team’s needs and look at who they might take, who they should take, and what it will take to make them not as bad as last season. We are going to get right to the good stuff and look at the number one overall pick.
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As expected Ladainian Tomlinson was released by the Chargers. The fantasy Gods are pouring out a forty for the old man as we speak. Money rules and running backs thirty and over drool, and will soon be on Dancing With The Stars or hawking hair dye or male enhancement pills. L.T.
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I can’t speak to the job security of Mike Martz and the rest of the Chicago Bears coaching staff after this season, but I can speak for the results of Mr. Martz’s offensive scheme and that is a lot of yardage for quarterbacks and wide receivers and sometimes a Super Bowl, horrible seasons and bacterial heart infections.
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The NFL keeps on grinding its wheels even when we’re not looking, well, I’m always looking. Is that wrong? Ok, it is, I know, but I can’t help myself. Here are some things I’ve been looking at:
NFL Network’s Jason La Confora says the the Ravens plan on retaining Willis McGahee. This isn’t the best news for Ray Rice and if it ends up being true I will have to move him from #3 to #4 on the rankings. I know it will hurt his feelings, but there is no crying in fantasy football Ray!
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Continuing from back in the day when I posted on the first three rounds of our mock draft, I have rounds 4-7 for your enjoyment. You should also check out some other posts on the draft from my mockonspirators Melissa Jacobs at Football Girl, Bryan Fontaine at Rookie Blitz and Matt Schauf at RapidDraft.
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Sometimes everyone thinks a player is a Sleeper; they get over-hyped to the point where you can’t draft them because people are reaching to acquire him. In one of my competitive 12 team leagues last season a leaguemate picked James Davis in the 8th round.
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