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Notorious B.E.N said:
If you're the last pick and you like both, take both back to back. Personally I don't really like either one though. If i had to pick one, I'd go Murray.
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I don't love either one for different reasons but I need a RB1 and the rest are almost always off the board. I've taken both a couple of times but I end up getting stuck with bum wide receivers.
 
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#2,006
VKAman said:
Murray is perfect for the Eagles' system because he's decisive. Shady dances too much, that's why he got traded.

(Well, that or racism, to hear him tell it)
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While he may be better for this system, I wouldnt take Murray in the first 2 rounds of a FF draft. That backfield is full and each will get their touches.
 
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#2,010
Notorious B.E.N said:
Because he's really good, imo he'll have a better season than the other 2 guys. I'd take him with a late first round pick.
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Gio will get back in the mix this year, and could take away from hill.

I wouldn't take Murray or Shady in the first round. Murray is going to burn a lot of people this year.

Forsett will be a good one this year. Trestmen* loves his rbs.

Jonathan Stewart should be good if he stays healthy.

Joseph Randle will end up being a steal in late round, because Darren McFadden will get hurting lacing up his cleats and Dunbar only catches

Many say wait on a QB, but Andrew luck is where I'm going in the first round. Jmo tho

So with all that being said I would take a top WR or QB instead of those two RBs.
 
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SmokeyFTW said:
Gio will get back in the mix this year, and could take away from hill.

I wouldn't take Murray or Shady in the first round. Murray is going to burn a lot of people this year.

Forsett will be a good one this year. Trestmen* loves his rbs.

Jonathan Stewart should be good if he stays healthy.

Joseph Randle will end up being a steal in late round, because Darren McFadden will get hurting lacing up his cleats and Dunbar only catches

Many say wait on a QB, but Andrew luck is where I'm going in the first round. Jmo tho

So with all that being said I would take a top WR or QB instead of those two RBs.
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I agree with all of that except i think Hill takes over and runs with the #1 spot in Cincy.

I had Luck in both of my leagues last year and really really want him again but in all the mock drafts ive done, about 15 lol, my teams are better when i don't get him.

Does anybody think Charles Sims will be any good in TB? He's always undrafted in the mocks, ive started taking him in the 14th round if he's there. Same with Joseph Randle and Ronnie Hillman. I know they're just mock drafts and don't matter but it gives you ideas, ya know?
 
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Notorious B.E.N said:
I'm also big on Frank Gore this year in Indy.
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Doug Martin is still the man in Tampa, but sims should see work also. Mainly passing downs imo. I think running back by committee is what you'll see in Tampa.

I like Frank Gore in Indy, but what's left in the tank? Boom Herron will be in the mix also. Indy should be playing with the lead in most cases, so that will help him, if he stays healthy?
 
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Latavuis* Murray from Oakland is my late round RB steal. I think he'll have a great year. With Carr throwing well, and adding Cooper, along with Rivera he should see some good holes. My only worry is how often will they be playing from behind?

Speaking of Cooper, I think he should be an instant fantasy option. WR3 with high upside, and that should give Rivera space to catch more passes this year.
 
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Just did a mock draft with Luck as first pick
 

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SmokeyFTW said:
Just did a mock draft with Luck as first pick
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That's how mine look, i don't like the position players enough. I like some of them but I don't wanna start Murray or Wallace unless I have to.

Last year i had L. Murray and started him that Thursday night just to have a player to watch. He had like 20 points on two runs before getting hurt.
 
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#2,021
A few guys who I think are undervalued:

RB Tre Mason, Rams - He's better than a lot of NFL starters. Until Gurley comes back, he's an RB2.

WR Sammy Watkins, Bills - He's one of the 10 most talented receivers in the NFL and is being drafted in the WR3-4 range because he played through injury last year. He was the first wideout taken in last year's loaded receiver draft for a reason.

WR Breshad Perriman, Ravens - He'll be a monster in Baltimore sooner rather than later, and though it may not happen this season, with his ability he's definitely worth a flier in the later rounds.
 
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Cam Newton is another one. I think for fantasy he's better than Russell Wilson is, depending on how much having Jimmy Graham changes Seattle's offensive game plan.
 
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VKAman said:
A few guys who I think are undervalued:

RB Tre Mason, Rams - He's better than a lot of NFL starters. Until Gurley comes back, he's an RB2.

WR Sammy Watkins, Bills - He's one of the 10 most talented receivers in the NFL and is being drafted in the WR3-4 range because he played through injury last year. He was the first wideout taken in last year's loaded receiver draft for a reason.

WR Breshad Perriman, Ravens - He'll be a monster in Baltimore sooner rather than later, and though it may not happen this season, with his ability he's definitely worth a flier in the later rounds.
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I don't think Sammy Watkins is undervalued. Not based on talent but based on uncertainty at QB and being on what looks to be a fairly run heavy team.
 
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Also, I think OBJ is being overvalued. He's being drafted right alongside proven, elite fantasy producers like Dez Bryant and Demaryius Thomas. I'm just not on that hype train just yet...yet.
 
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VKAman said:
A few guys who I think are undervalued:

RB Tre Mason, Rams - He's better than a lot of NFL starters. Until Gurley comes back, he's an RB2.

WR Sammy Watkins, Bills - He's one of the 10 most talented receivers in the NFL and is being drafted in the WR3-4 range because he played through injury last year. He was the first wideout taken in last year's loaded receiver draft for a reason.

WR Breshad Perriman, Ravens - He'll be a monster in Baltimore sooner rather than later, and though it may not happen this season, with his ability he's definitely worth a flier in the later rounds.
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Agreed.

I also believe Bryant, WR from Pitt will be a steal as well as Davante Adams on GB.
 
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