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Old 05-29-2012, 12:43 PM  
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Where does the Chiefs RB situation rank in 2012?
Take some time this offseason to evaluate where the Chiefs are at each positional grouping.

Today, RBs.

The rule is, you gotta rank just the RB talent, but keep in mind injuries, problems with the law, and contract situations and whatever.

Patriots: Addai, Ridley, Vereen, Woodhead
Jets: Greene, Ganaway, McKnight, Bilal Powell
Dolphins: Bush, Thomas, Slaton, Lamar Miller
Bills: Jackson, Spiller, Choice

Steelers: Mendenhall, Redman, Dwyer, John Clay, Chris Rainey
Ravens: Rice, Bernard Pierce
Browns: Richardson, Hardesty, Ogbonnaya
Bengals: Green-Ellis, Leonard, Bernard Scott

Texans: Foster, Tate, basically nobody else
Colts: Delone Carter, Ballard, Donald Brown
Jaguars: Jones-Drew, Jennings
Titans: Johnson, Javon Ringer, Jamie Harper

Raiders: McFadden, Taiwan Jones, Owen Schmitt
Chargers: Mathews, Curtis Brinkley
Broncos: McGahee, Moreno, Hillman, Ball, Fannin
Chiefs: Charles, Hillis, Gray, McCluster

Cowboys: Murray, Felix Jones
Giants: Bradshaw, David Wilson, Da'Rel Scott
Redskins: Helu, Hightower, Royster
Eagles: McCoy, Chris Polk, Dion Lewis

Packers: Starks, Alex Green, Marc Tyler
Lions: Best, Leshoure, Kevin Smith, Harrison
Vikings: Peterson, Gerhart, Jordan Todman
Bears: Forte, Bush, Kahlil Bell

Panthers: Williams, Stewart, Tolbert, Tauren Poole
Falcons: Turner, Snelling, Rodgers
Saints: Thomas, Ingram, Sproles, Ivory
Buccaneers: Martin, Blount, Robert Hughes

Rams: Jackson, Pead, Brit Miller
Seahawks: Lynch, Turbin, Leon Washington
49ers: Gore, Jacobs, Hunter, LaMichael James, Dixon
Cardinals: Wells, Ryan Williams, Stephens-Howling
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Old 05-29-2012, 04:04 PM   #61
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Another guy I'd take over Frank Gore
Jesus, just drop it man.

Just because there are other guys who may be better does not detract from Gore's worth. He was 6th in the league in yards last year, and he has had 1000 yard seasons in 5 of his 7 seasons (One season he played 11 games, and the other he was a rookie and only had 120 carries). That's all that needs to be said when considering his worth. The guy is ****ing good.
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Old 05-29-2012, 04:23 PM   #62
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Jesus, just drop it man.

Just because there are other guys who may be better does not detract from Gore's worth. He was 6th in the league in yards last year, and he has had 1000 yard seasons in 5 of his 7 seasons (One season he played 11 games, and the other he was a rookie and only had 120 carries). That's all that needs to be said when considering his worth. The guy is ****ing good.
Never said he was bad. The Niners have a good backfield. A great backfield. A for-sure top 10 backfield. Possibly even top 5. But I'll still take Charles and Hillis as my starters over Gore and solid depth. It's just a matter of preference, that's all.

I know my posts sound like I'm trashing Gore. I'm not trying to. I know he's really ****ing good. He just doesn't hit my clit like he hits yours, though. That's fine. And in order to explain my preferences when it comes to RB squads, I have to talk about what the Chiefs have that the Niners don't have. That will involve me saying a few negative things about Gore. It's a necessity.
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Old 05-29-2012, 10:58 PM   #63
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Old 05-29-2012, 10:59 PM   #64
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Teams I'd trade RB corps with:

Texans, Panthers, 49ers, Saints

That's it.
That's a good commentary on how little the RB position means.
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Old 05-29-2012, 11:12 PM   #65
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HE'S NOT ****ING INJURED !
NFL.com on why Charles will probably be OK:

Here's the data on RB performance drop-off after ACL surgery: http://www.nfl.com/fantasy/story/090...ing-back-stats

"The older a running back is at the time of an ACL tear, the worse his chances are to be productive the following season. We have also learned that suffering the ailment early in a season can be an advantage, as it allows more time to rehab and recover. That's the reason I'm not as worried about Charles. While a decrease in production should be expected compared to his 2010 totals, he'll have had far more time than Peterson and Mendenhall to come back. Charles is also just 25 years old, so he clearly has youth on this side.

Mendenhall, who tore up his knee in the Steelers' regular-season finale, will have a long road ahead. The fact that he's young at the age of 24 is an advantage, but he suffered his ACL injury so late that he could be in danger of missing the start of the 2012 campaign. Based on the fact that his numbers were already down compared to his 2010 totals, it's going to be tough to consider the Illinois product more than a low-end No. 2 fantasy runner or flex starter at this point. He could move up a bit as the offseason rolls on, but he's not a No. 1 option.

In the case of Peterson, I think he's going to be hard pressed to be the elite fantasy back he's been -- at least in 2012. Remember, he ripped up his knee in the next to last week of the regular season, meaning he's in danger of landing on the Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) list. When you also consider the huge workload he's endured over the last four years, I'd struggle to build an argument for Peterson being ranked as a No. 1 back in fantasy land next season. Instead, barring setbacks in his rehab, he'll be more of a No. 2 option across the board.
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Old 05-30-2012, 09:20 AM   #66
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That's a good commentary on how little the RB position means.
If Matt Shaub was healthy for the playoffs, I would have bet on the Texan getting to the SB.

If the Saints defense was as good as thier reputation, I'd have bet on them.
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Old 05-30-2012, 03:55 PM   #68
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charles is off the chain when he was going good. I've never watched hillis that much.
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Old 05-30-2012, 03:57 PM   #69
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I guess we'll find out soon enough... the thing I luv about kc fans is you all always win the SB in June of every new season...
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Having Hillis is a sure upgrade over Jones & we get Charles back. Charles will be the most exciting to watch but he doesn't have to do it all & Hillis will do better than 2 yards a carry. I'm thinking we will be fine as long as Charles can stay healthy this season.
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I guess we'll find out soon enough... the thing I luv about kc fans is you all always win the SB in June of every new season...
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