You forgot Zander Horvath AKA Mike Alstott Jr.
This was already a weak dynasty class, and then the draft happened and it became a pile of hot garbage. I was ready to target Robinson and Ford in the mid-to-late second round, but they couldn’t have gotten worse landing spots. Really didn’t like Allgeier and he goes to the prime RB landing spot in the draft.
Mike as usual great stuff, these RB articles are some of my most anticipated articles on DLF each year. Thanks for all this insight!
I was wondering though, is there a reason you no longer include a numerical rating value for each RB or even text that clearly identifies where exactly he falls on your RB ranking list? For example see at the bottom of this post in which I copied one such from this same article covering the 2021 RB class right after the draft where you gave Javonte Williams (who I drafted thanks to your advice) a 90 value and also specified him as your RB3.
One of the big reasons I ask is because I have both the 1.11 and 1.12 picks this year and it is hard for me to identify who might be my best bet around that area other then perhaps any of the guys you have with some form of a “B” grade. Separating those players with the same letter grade from one another is much more difficult for someone like myself without that additional information.
With that said, for a team that is pretty well set at all other positions outside of RB, what RB’s would you deem it not a reach possibly taking with those 1.11 and 1.12 picks in a 12 team 1QB .5 PPR league?
JAVONTE WILLIAMS, RB DENPre-Draft Grade: B / My RB5
Post-Draft Grade: A- / My RB3 / 90
Excellent article. Just the right amount of opinion mixed in with the facts. The grades make it easy to consume. We’ll done.