Thread: My assessment of the RBs so far.
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Old 01-27-2012, 01:55 PM   #15
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Originally Posted by suds79 View Post
F yeah. That's when you load up with as much talent right now to make a run at the SB.

If Richardson were to fall to 11, chances are he'd be the BPA in that pick. The only hesitation by everybody is that RBs have a short shelf life. But with Manning as your QB, you're thinking win now anyways.
Maybe.

Though at that point I almost think I'd prefer go with DeCastro, Reif or Martin. I'd want to make damn sure I protect Manning.

Then I'd still look to Miler or Polk in the 2nd. Think about it - at that point you're not going to go gung-ho with the running game, so why use a 1st on a 1b RB? I'd rather go after another homerun hitter or at least use a lesser asset on my #2 runningback.

Though ultimately I can definitely see the argument for going Richardson with #1 and Adams with #2, I just don't think that Adams is a sure bet to fall to the 2nd, nor do I think he's as likely to succeed as Martin or Riley.
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