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FANTASY FOOTBALL – Week 8 FLEX Rankings & NFL Preview


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THE FLEXPERT v14.8 – Week 8 FLEX Rankings

After perusing the Week 8 injury report, I’d wager many are down a running back, need a temporary fill, and have no access to Flex Seal – ONLY $14.99!!! So, there’s been a shift in the ranks. Not quite of tectonic proportions, but not outright incomparable. It’s about time you stop playing for the 2013 championship. Things have changed. The moment’s arrived to take some shots, especially if you’re close to out of it. And no, 1-6 isn’t out of it; 1-7 is however.

This week’s low end RB2/FLEX crop requires a freshman handbook to get caught up to speed. In sooth, I don’t even know if freshman handbooks actually exist. I’m sure they do, I’ve seen them in movies, but I made the prudent choice to live “off campus.” No handbook required when that city has a real downtown scene. These fresh-faced RBs, though, you’ll need one for them. So get to know your new RBs – and the place I’m from!!! Here’s where they sit in the Week 8 FLEX rankings… AND BEYOND!!!!!!!!

Week 8: Ranks Debate | FAAB Bids | RB Adds | WR Adds
Week 8 Ranks: QB | RB | WR | TE & D/ST
Week 8: Bye Week Adds | Harvin Trade | Points Allowed

Tre Mason – Fantasy Football’s supposed to be fun, right? Then start Tre Mason. I’m so ALL IN on him it’s kinda terrifying. Is there a chance Mason is a one-week wonder destined to return to whence he came – like Bobby Rainey, Lorenzo Taliaferro and Storm Johnson before him? Sure. But I don’t care. If you can’t adapt on the fly, you’re destined to lose. Grab Mason off the wire (if he’s still there, which he shouldn’t be) and watch the points follow. The rook averaged 5.4 yards per touch against the Seahawks and Niners – not bad. To put that into perspective, Seattle and San Fran are giving up 3.4 yards to all non-Tre Mason running backs. Mason’s legit. You went out and got him, so play him. Oh, I’m choosing to ignore the Jeff Fisher coach-speak that Stacy, “could get 25 carries” btw. Well, lots of things could happen, like Zac Stacy getting zero carries again. I can’t clairvoyantly predict how involved Benny Cunningham and Stacy will be moving forward – that’d be lying – but Mason’s one of the few running backs to enter the Fantasy scene of late that has a chance to claim the starting job, get 15-25 touches per week and actually keep it. He has upside merely by being good, especially with the Rams’ offensive line establishing a modicum of consistency recently, but the upside of his potential opportunity makes the investment one that could boost your team not just in Week 8, but Week 16 too. You know what, forget about all that. Here’s what’s important: despite the strong (and valuable in Scrabble) “z” in Zac inspiring confidence, closing with a soft “c” inherently makes him bad. Sorry to I had to break the news, “Marc”. Now, TRE, that oozes awesome. It sounds like a fragrance. Also, if you change you team to “Forgot about Tre,” you deserve to lose every game, forever.

Isaiah Crowell – That same opportunity potential existing within Mason applies to Isaiah Crowell equally, it’s just, his path to glory is slightly more cluttered. However it is why he’s been seated on the stash rankings summit all season. Terrance West has fallen out of favor in Cleveland and Ben Tate’s the only thing standing in between Crowell and 25 touches a game. Plus, like Mason, he’s really good. I worry a tad about the impact Alex Mack’s absence has on the Browns’ offensive line, as their shameful showing in Jacksonville should have been the target of a series of fail memes; still, it was the first week without him. They get a mully from me. Cleveland now has game action to work off assuring the required adjustments are made. The O-line may not get back to its elite level from the first few weeks, but this unit shouldn’t be that miserable again – injuries pending. Regardless, the Browns will continue to run anyway and there’s at least safety in volume. The return of Josh Gordon in a few weeks – AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH – should finally bring resolution to the biggest question of the ’90s: WHAT’S IN THE BOX??? Answer: fewer defenders. For Week 8, I still have Crowell ranked pretty highly as a FLEX option. While I concede I may just be a sucker, I believe he’ll see 10-15 touches against a weak Raiders run defense (26th per PFF) and being the owner of the second best Breakaway%, of any RB, inspires a degree of confidence. It just takes one loose seam and, like that, he’s gone. FYI: Knile Davis is actually first in Breakaway%. You’ll want to hold Davis. He’s still the top value handcuff whether you own Jammal Charles or not. Why? If Charles disappears, Davis is a lock Top 12 RB.

Denard Robinson – Based on his workload alone, Denard Robinson has to be considered a Top 25 RB against the Dolphins. When you’re in a coin flip situation between two running backs, always compare projected usage first, then weigh that disparity versus the weekly matchup – not the other way around. Now, the Nard Dog’s someone to give up on quickly when his role inevitably alters. Eventually, Storm Johnson will start seeing more carries again (not enough to be useful, but enough to hurt Robinson), and that awful Toby Gerhart will rematerialize to Shang Tsung some more Fantasy value out of him. That’s on top of playing behind the 30th rated run blocking O-line. Not to mention, Jacksonville doesn’t A) play the Browns every week, who allow north of 155 rushing yards against per game and B) aren’t usually ahead and running the ball that often. Robinson’s a guy to ride while he’s hot and cut when it’s over. Or, try to trade him if you can – people love a recognizable name! Maybe you get lucky and he holds the gig, it’d be fun exploiting his WR/RB eligibility. It would recreate the fun of playing Joe Webb QB/WR or Marques Colston TE/WR all over again, but Robinson’s (success probability x opportunity x potential) isn’t favorable.

Anthony Dixon & Bryce Brown – This one’s tough. It’s truly going to be a wait-and-see situation before knowing how the touch distribution is going to unfold in Buffalo. My guess, Anthony Dixon gets majority of the work between the two and produces the closest to what we were getting from Fred Jackson; I’d expect him to be the RB on the field for most passing downs and near the goal line. His familiarity with the scheme should have him prevail in touches, at least for one game. That said, Bryce Brown has the most upside, but much like C.J. Spiller, he may not get enough chances to realize it. And touches are paramount against the Jets, an incredibly difficult team to run on; much like the Bills. Dixon and Brown are close in the Week 8 FLEX rankings because of the unknown variables attached, but I’m leaning towards Dixon as I prefer a higher floor. For the next few weeks, with the Bills’ offensive play calling being fairly conservative, I want Dixon. He doesn’t come with the fumble history of Brown, and Buffalo can’t afford to leave its defense with short fields. That said, all of this shifts once we actually get to see how the Bills allocate touches. It’d be moronic not to readjust. Remember, neither should be counted on as a long-term option. Jackson should be back in a month and the schedule between now and then isn’t exactly positive: Jets, Bye, Chiefs, Dolphins.

Ronnie Hillman & Brandon Oliver – As long as their respective battery mates remain shelved, consider both Top 15 RB plays every week. If you’re looking to acquire one for the rest of the season, you want to get Hillman. He’ll fend off Montee Ball more times than Oliver fades Ryan Mathews/Donald Brown; and the ceiling of the Denver RB job is a lot higher.

#BINGEWATCH

This, the 18th season of South Park. Although some of the subjects feel trite – start-ups and gluten, especially – this whole Lorde subplot is the most bizarre, catchy and randomly hilarious thing I’ve seen in some time. It’s only four episodes in, so the entire binge only takes around an hour and a half. An hour and a half, to quote Icelandic forward Olaf Sanderson, “well worth it.”

YEAH, YEAH, YEAH!!!

WEEK 8 Top 20 QBs (Most Updated QB RANKS)

  1. Russell Wilson
  2. Aaron Rodgers
  3. Drew Brees
  4. Peyton Manning
  5. Andrew Luck
  6. Tony Romo
  7. I’m Philip Rivers?
  8. Carson Palmer
  9. Smokin’ Jay Cutler
  10. Nick Foles
  11. Ryan Tannehill
  12. HELLO JOE Flacco. Iron helps him play!
  13. Tom Brady
  14. Teddy Throwsevelt
  15. Matthew Stafford
  16. CAAAAMMMMMMMMMMM
  17. Chef Hoyardee
  18. I borrow my dad’s suits Kyle Orton
  19. Alex Smith
  20. Ben Roethlisberger

EARLY GAME WATCHABILITY INDEX

  1. BAL/CIN
  2. CHI/NE
  3. BUF/NYJ
  4. MIA/JAX
  5. MIN/TB
  6. SEA/CAR
  7. STL/KC
  8. HOU/TEN

SUICIDE LAYUP

DAL over WAS

WEEK 8 D/ST RANKS

  1. DET
  2. MIA
  3. HOU
  4. PHI
  5. BAL
  6. BUF
  7. DAL
  8. CLE
  9. NE
  10. NYJ

SUPERLOCK

DET (-3.5)

THE REVENGE SOCIETY

Eddie Royal at DEN
Ryan FitzMAGIC at TEN

QUICK READS

Note: Lions/Falcons is in London and starts at 9:30am ET. Calvin Johnson owner, prepare to get screwed. Johnson was “limited” in practice Wednesday, although no one actually saw him practice, and will undoubtedly be a game-time decision. I’ll have the latest spin the moment I know, but the information being generated from overseas may be less reliable than usual. UPDATE: Johnson did practice Thursday and Friday and that’s always the big test; if he’s active, I’m going to have him in my lineup.

I have a deep hatred for Lamar Miller. It’s what happens when you watch him: the drops, the confusing cuts, the fumbles – it’s maddening. Yet, he continues to pile up Fantasy points at an elite rate behind Miami’s revamped O-line. Still, every time I write his name into my rankings and I see Lamar Miller staring back at me on the page, creating a level of anxiety that I’m simply not equipped to deal with. So, I’ve got a solution. You know how some players won’t lend their names to video game because of licensing? Like, how Barry Bonds went by Reggie Stocker all those years in The Show or Michael Jordan and Larry Bird weren’t Jordan and Bird outside of the horrid Jordan vs Bird: One on One; that’s how Miller’s appearing in my ranks from now on. Henceforth, he shall be known as… Dolphins Starting RB. And Dolphins Starting RB’s been pretty good with no one to snake his job in sight. He’s posted a TD or 100 yards in every game and received more of the workload than ever in Week 7, a season high 18 carries. Oh, and he gets Jacksonville too, always an advantageous matchup. The Jags have given up double-digit points to the opposing starting running back five of seven weeks. Terrific news for Dolphins starting RB.

From a buying perspective, I love that Cecil Shorts III posted a stinker against the Browns. Because the opportunity persists and, for a volume player like Sideshow Cecil, that’s all that really matters. Since returning from a hamstring problem two weeks ago, Shorts has 25 targets and has watched his snap count increase in both games. Some are pensive due to his declining aDOT, but when Blake Bortles is your QB and your offensive line doesn’t allow him anytime in the pocket, the guy standing as close to him as possible is going to be peppered with targets. There’s a real chance Shorts see more balls during this game than he does in the locker room afterwards.

Adjusting to trends doesn’t just mean looking at a season stat total and extrapolating from there. Those numbers don’t tell the entire story – THEY LIE!!! It’s more about understanding which numbers contain predictive value, especially in the case of Michael Floyd. You need to eliminate every stat that doesn’t involve Carson Palmer tossing him the ball. In Palmer’s three games he has either 100 yards or a TD. Moreover, in Floyd’s past five Palmer games, he has at least one reception that’s been worth a minimum of 4.4 standard Fantasy points. Chalk that up to the league’s fifth best aDOT. And against Philly, the team giving up the fourth highest percentage of completions over 40-yards, HOT DOG, WE HAVE A WEINER!!!

Again, sometimes simply absorbing bulk numbers can fudge what you’re actually seeing. For example, if Julius Thomas and Antonio Gates have played against a team, chances are, their overall numbers against tight ends aren’t very strong. But, sometimes, you get the opposite of that. That’s the Dolphins, who’ve had real issues stopping tight ends in the red zone. Four scores to the position in four different games. Chalk it up to a lackluster linebacking corps. And it makes Clay Harbor a calculated TE stream in Week 8. He’s averaging over five targets per game the last four weeks and his minuscule aDOT and 90-percent catch rate should get him few looks in close… if the Jags can get there. Harbor’s not a must start, but a terrific desperation option and salary cap filler in DFS formats.

You know who hates covering receivers? The Jets. In fairness, outside of limiting running backs, they generally hate doing anything well. Making Sammy Watkins a fixture near the top of the Week 8 FLEX Rankings. Like I said, New York stops the run, couple that with the Bills losing both their backs last week, and Kyle Orton will be forced to take to the air. And Orton already throws the ball more than you may think. Since becoming the starter three weeks ago, Orton’s tied with Andrew Luck for the most completions of any QB in that span. And 23.3-percent of his aimed passes are heading directly at Watkins. Since Orton’s taken over under center, Watkins has more yards than Julio Jones, more targets than Julian Edelman and more catches than Brandon Marshall. And one of those games he was rendered inert by Darrelle Revis, seeing only three targets.

At the top of the QB rankings this season there’s been a consistent rotation of Peyton Manning, Aaron Rodgers, Andrew Luck and Drew Brees. It makes sense, that quartet produces big points basically every week. They’re safe. But, there’s a new pivot atop the RANKS in Week 8. It’s Russell Wilson at Carolina. He’s just been killin’ it lately. 30+ Fantasy points in two of the last three weeks, doing it in the air AND on the ground. He’s rushed for a score in three straight and thrown multiple TD passes in every week but one. Expect the scoring to continue against the Panthers too. They don’t stop anyone. Carolina’s ceded multiple QB scores in six of seven games and its defense bleeds yardage. It’s why they’ve given up an average of 35 points the last five weeks. Another quirky Carolina fact for those of you attempting to build a unique GPP DFS roster: The Panthers have allowed at least 10 Fantasy points to multiple RBs on the same team all but one game since Week 3. Pay attention to Robert Turbin if you like cheap long shots… or to Christine Michael.

When you’re digging up potential streaming options at quarterback, recent performance is just as important as matchup, and Carson Palmer’s got both. He’s hurled exactly two TDs in every start and now gets to join the long list of mediocre-to-average QBs that have torched the Eagles: Chad Henne, Austin Davis and Kirk Cousins all returned Top 12 QB value the week they took on Philly. I’m not saying Palmer’s an elite pivot, but he is compared to those scrubs. Start him with a great deal of confidence. Ryan Tannehill too. It may appear on the surface like the Jags have solved their defensive woes, capped off by making a mockery of my Week 7 super start Brian Hoyer last Sunday. But, honestly, that blame falls on Chef Hoyardee, not the defense. He couldn’t hit even the most WIDE OPEN of receivers. The week previous, they shut down Charlie Whitehurst – impressive stuff! Things will revert back to the usual against TanneTHRILLHO, who’s been generating sneaky Top 10 QB value lately. Because, like Wilson, he’s begun posting weekly points with his feet. Tannehill’s averaging 44 rushing yards per game over the last three, on top of tossing two TD passes per contest.

It only took every single person in the world giving up on Darren McFadden (momma McFadden included) for him to evolve into an every week starter. That’s pure Fantasy Football logic. There was confusion coming into the year surrounding whether Maurice Jones-Drew would compromise the value of Raiders backfield. That hasn’t been the case though, since MJD’s been a non-factor. McFadden’s seeing almost 80-percent of the Oakland RB rush attempts over the last month, and has at least 30 rushes plus routes run in four of the past five weeks. And if that opportunity persists against the Browns, it’s going to result in a BIG DMC outing. Cleveland’s ceding the most yards on the ground of any team and have allowed seven TDs to the position in seven games. For the mathematically averse, that’s an average of one a game. Math!

Owen Daniels finally had his first giant Dennis Pitta-less performance against the Falcons. And he’s set up for an even bigger outing against the Bengals – tight ends destroy the hapless Bengals. For the season, they’ve allowed at least 78 yards to the position in every game but one, and recently, they’ve actually been worse. Like, the worst in football. By a large margin. Ceding 30: Three, Zero; PPR Fantasy points per game to TEs the last three weeks. That’s really bad. Or good. If you start Owen Daniels. Crockett Gillmore will now be the starter in Baltimore with Daniels’ late week injury.

After ceding a late TD, the Browns became the first team all season NOT to score double-digit Fantasy points against Jacksonville. They merely finished with eight; still good enough for a Top 10 showing. I’ll take that reliability. Opposing D/STs are still averaging just shy of 12 Fantasy points per week against the Jags, by far the highest number in the league. So Miami, YOU’RE NEXT!!! You know what happens when the league’s second best pass rush clashes with a middling O-line, starting a quarterback who’s thrown 10 picks in five games? ALLLLLL the fantasy points!!!!!!

PPR WEEK 8 FLEX RANKINGS

NOTE: PPR scoring only truly affects outliers. PPR Ranks and Standard Ranks are similar with the exception extreme reception magnets like Pierre Thomas, Justin Forsett & Darren Sproles (PPR Positive) and the stonehanded Alfred Morris, Frank Gore & Stevan Ridley (PPR Negative).

Week 8: Ranks Debate | FAAB Bids | RB Adds | WR Adds
Week 8 Ranks: QB | RB | WR | TE & D/ST
Week 8: Bye Week Adds | Harvin Trade | Points Allowed

Pat Mayo Hour – Week 8 Rankings Debate w/ Jake Ciely

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Week 8 Starts & Rankings

SHUNNED!!!: Ray Rice
RESHUNNED!!!: Adrian Peterson
ProbableJonathan Stewart (Leg), Khiry Robinson (Forearm), Jordan Reed (Hammy)
Questionable: James Starks (Ankle), Darren Sproles (Knee), Marqise Lee (Ankle), Eddie Royal (Rib), Kelvin Benjamin (Dizzies), Jimmy Graham (Shoulder), Calvin Johnson (Ankle), Toby Gerhart (Foot)
Doubtful [Not Ranked]: Rashad Jennings (Knee), Rabbi Shonn Greene (Hammy), Donald Brown (Concussion), Pierre Thomas (Shoulder), Harry Douglas (Foot), A.J. Green (Toe), Eric Ebron (Hammy), Joseph Fauria (Ankle), Reggie Bush X (Ankle), Trent Richardson (Hammy)
Out: Ryan Mathews (Knee), Montee Ball (Knee), Fred Jackson (Groin), Victor Cruz (Knee), MARV Jones (Ankle), Reggie Wayne (Elbow), Owen Daniels (Knee), Deangelo Williams (Thigh), Donnie Avery (Hip)
Cut: Austin Pettismile
Keep Stashing: Josh Gordon (Suspension)

  1. Matt Forte
  2. Le’Veon Bell
  3. Dez Bryant
  4. DeMarco Murray, Present
  5. Antonio Brown
  6. Jamaal Charles
  7. Arian Foster
  8. Marshawn Lynch
  9. STEVE SMIFF SEÑOR
  10. Jordy Nelson
  11. Randall Cobb
  12. Michael Floyd
  13. Julio Jones
  14. Jeremy Maclin
  15. Sammy Watkins
  16. Golden Tate III
  17. Joique Bell
  18. Andre Ellington
  19. Dolphins Starting RB
  20. LeSean McCoy
  21. T.Y. “Gene Mean” Hilton
  22. Greg Olsen
  23. Justin Forsett
  24. Ahmad Bradshaw
  25. Gio Bernard
  26. Mike Wallace
  27. Brandon Marshall
  28. Alshon Jeffery
  29. #GRONKSMASH!!!!!
  30. Vincent Jackson
  31. Ben Tate
  32. Kelvin BenJAMIN’
  33. Andre Johnson
  34. Eric Decker
  35. Julian Edelman
  36. Cecil Shorts III
  37. Delanie Walker
  38. Jordan Reed
  39. Mohamed Sanu
  40. Kendall Wright
  41. Pierre Garçon
  42. DeSean Jackson
  43. Darren McFadden
  44. Eddie Lacy
  45. He went to Jerick McKinnon
  46. Alfred Morris
  47. Marques Colston
  48. Doug Baldwin
  49. Roddy White
  50. The Wreck of the Larry Fitzgerald
  51. Allen Robinson
  52. Tre Mason
  53. Shane Vereen
  54. Denard Dog Robinson
  55. Jimmy Graham
  56. Andrew Hawkins
  57. DeAndre Hopkins
  58. Dwayne Bowe
  59. James Jones
  60. Brandin Weber Cooks
  61. Terrance Williams
  62. Justin Hunter
  63. Mike Evans
  64. Doug Martin
  65. Oh, hai Mark Ingram (Special Guest RankJuan Elway)
  66. Isaiah Crowell
  67. Reggie Bush X
  68. Darren Sproles
  69. Travaris Cadet
  70. Zach Ertz
  71. Martellus Bennett
  72. Brian Quick
  73. Torrey Smith
  74. Jarvis Landry
  75. Andre Holmes
  76. Reggie Wayne
  77. Jordan Cameron
  78. Dwayne Allen
  79. Chris Ivory
  80. Bishop Cranky
  81. Anthony Dixon
  82. Theo Riddck
  83. Bryce Brown
  84. Jonathan Stewart
  85. Percy Harvin
  86. Jermaine Kearse
  87. Riley Cooper
  88. Greg Jennings
  89. Cordarrelle Patterson
  90. Jordan Matthews
  91. John Brown
  92. Brandon LaFell Sexwell
  93. TRAVIS KELCE!!!!!!!
  94. Charles Dice Clay
  95. Clay Harbor
  96. Donte Moncrief
  97. Robert Turbin
  98. Benny Cunningham, and his wife, Oprah
  99. Antone Smith
  100. Matt Asiata
  101. Super Storm Johnson
  102. Bobby Blame it on the Rainey
  103. Coby Fleener
  104. Scott Chandler
  105. Heath Miller
  106. Crockett Gillmore
  107. Cooper Helfet
  108. Jace Amaro
  109. Jonas Gray
  110. Jeremy Hill
  111. James Starks
  112. Steven Jackson
  113. LOUIS MURPHY!!!!
  114. Robert Woods
  115. Jarius Wright
  116. Taylor “Sledgehammer” Gabriel
  117. Kenny Stills to Pay the Billz
  118. The Walls of Jerricho Cotchery
  119. Davante Adams
  120. Miles Austin 316
  121. Martavis Bryant
  122. Andre Roberts
  123. Allen Hurns
  124. Maurice Jones-Drew
  125. Knile Davis
  126. Daniel Herron
  127. Roy Helu Jr.
  128. Alfred Blue
  129. Chris Johnson
  130. Bernard Pierce
  131. LeGarrette Blount
  132. Toby Gerhart
  133. Dexter McCluster: Telling you not to LOL and Drive
  134. Dr. Jacoby Jones
  135. Jeremy Kerley
  136. Brian ENOUGH IS ENOUGH AND IT’S TYMS FOR A CHANGE
  137. High Speed” Kenny Britt
  138. Nasty Nate Washington
  139. Brice Butler
  140. Lance Moore
  141. Jason Witten
  142. Jermaine Gresham
  143. Austin Seferian-Jenkins
  144. Tim Wright
  145. Kyle Juszczyk
  146. Jeff Cumberland
  147. Ben Watson
  148. Chase Ford
  149. Brent Celek
  150. Andrew Quarless
  151. Jeremy Ross
  152. Danny Amendola
  153. Travis All About the Benjamins
  154. Marlon Brown
  155. Paul Richardson
  156. Chris Polk
  157. Daniel Thomas
  158. Zac StacyFilm Credits: “Super Mario Bros.” as Goomba
  159. Joseph Randle
  160. Stepfan Taylor
  161. Brandon Bolden
  162. Niles Paul
  163. James Casey
  164. Brandon Pettigrew
  165. Josh Hill
  166. Gavin Escobar
  167. Brandon Myers
  168. Garrett Graham
  169. Luke Willson
  170. Mychal Rivera
  171. Devonta Freeman
  172. Lorenzo Taliaferro
  173. Marcel Reece
  174. George Winn
  175. Christine Michael
  176. Markus Cream of Wheaton: NOW WITH EXTRA GLUTEN!!!
  177. Brandon Tate
  178. Marqise Lee
  179. Dane Sanzenbacher
  180. Jason Avant
  181. Jarrett Boykin
  182. Ace Sanders
  183. Brian Hartline
  184. Devin Hester
  185. Denarius Moore
  186. Stedman Bailey
  187. Brandon Gibson
  188. Country Music Sensation Griff Whalen
  189. Santonio Holmes
  190. Tavon Austin
  191. Greg Little
  192. Rishard Matthews
  193. Corey Fuller
  194. Chris Givens
  195. Terrence West
  196. THE OG DAWG – Chris Ogbonnaya
  197. Ka’Deem Carey
  198. Jacquizz Rodgers
  199. DeAnthony Thomas
  200. Lance Dunbar
  201. Leon Washington, The Professional
  202. Jonathan Grimes (Or, Grimey, as he likes to be called)
  203. Dri Archer #DANGERZONE
  204. Jordan Todman
  205. Darrin Reaves
  206. Frankie Hammond
  207. Brandon Lloyd
  208. Mike Williams
  209. Ryan Broyles
  210. Marquise Goodwin
  211. David Nelson
  212. Cole Beasley
  213. John Carlson
  214. Levine Trololo
  215. Anthony Fasano
  216. Zach Miller (SEA)
  217. Brandon Bostick
  218. Chris Gragg
  219. Rhett Ellison
  220. Jackie Battle
  221. James White
  222. C.J. Anderson
  223. Fozzy Wozzy Whittaker
  224. Jalen Parmele
  225. Tauren Poole
  226. Bilal POWWWWell
  227. Mike James
  228. Silas Redd
  229. Latavius Murray
  230. Kris Durham
  231. Kenbrell Thompkins
  232. Junior Hemingway

WORST PLACE!!!

  1. Oh, hai Mark Ingram
  2. Lamar THRILLER
  3. Second Worst RB of all time, Trent Richardson


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