Alex in Flemington, New Jersey, if I go with three wide receivers as my first three picks in a draft, are there any late-round running backs you would be confident with as you're running back one? If you're talking really a late, late-round guy, I don't know if there's anybody I would be confident as my RB1 with. If you're talking middle rounds, like the Frank Gore-Matt-Jones range, I'm still not probably super confident with them as my RB1, but I could live with it. The Gio Bernard and a PPR league, for example.
Fantasy Football Podcast 2016 - QB's 11-15, Sleeper QB's, Combine Hype
Fantasy Football Podcast 2016 - QB's 11-15, Sleeper QB's, Combine Hype
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128 passagesAnd, I mean, the point of you going three wide is you're hoping that you have such elite fantasy guys at your wide receiver position that you make up for your lack of scoring from the running back. But Rashad Jennings, I keep talking about him. Yeah, Rashad Jennings. You could take Terrence West super late just to roll the dice and hope you have a volume play there. Crowell could be usable and then trying to figure out who that Ravens running back is. If your first three picks are wide receivers and you can get Jonathan Stewart in the fourth, I'd love that.
Yeah, I can roll with that. Because Stewart's going in the fourth or fifth round, and I'd be really, that's the kind of guy that he's just going to get you carries every week to mix with that elite talent. Yeah, I feel like he's a two, but if you have an overpowering wide receiver scoring every single week, then Jonathan Stewart's findings your one.
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Um, it was good. It was good knowing everybody. The days are done. This is my goodbye. We're going to be, uh, in pain tomorrow. Definitely check out fantasy jocks.com for all your trophies, draft boards, things you need. I hope there's room in the tough for me. Yeah. See you. Thank you for listening to another episode of the fantasy footballers podcast. Join our fantasy football community on join the foot.com. And follow us on Twitter at the FF ballers. The perpetual pen tapper.
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