I like this kind of fantasy football question on who you rather have on your team!!😀😀☮️☮️❤️❤️🏈🏈 I identify rather have these talented Fantasy Football RB's in Brian Robinson, Jahmyer Gibbs, De'Von Ache, Jaylen Warren!!😀😀🏈🏈 I have to agree with Derek Brown and Andrew Erickson on that.🙂🙂😀😀🏈
Lol, projecting injury to Mostert and acting like Achane isn't 130lbs on a fat day. Mostert has plenty of room to regress and still be a huge value, he was rb5 last year and is now going outside of the top 32 rbs. Achane has way more downside, is way more expensive. People just like him cus he's fast, his size is going to prevent him from being a bellcow. Not worth his 2nd rd value imo
I don’t get why Achane goes rd 2 or 3. Like I understand. When he booms he booms. But he’s not really even the rb1 on the team, now if he ends up being that then I see him being worth as early as rd 4 Plus they drafted wright. I think achane should go rd 5 earliest. Mostert should be going a little higher but u do got his age and such being a factor. But just makes no sense why the guy who did amazing is ranked lower than the guy who got hurt twice last year. But hope he doesn’t get hurt again.
@@zionpenumbra because it's fantasy football and nerds love the new hotness or achane because he's fast. Fantasy football analysts live in their own echochamber where they can't stray away from consensus because they're generally too cowardly to have their own independent ideas.
@@RandomEmail-v2jbold take. Then again I think that’s why I have been doing my own research more and more and looking at other content creators lately. Only a couple of guys from fantasy pros do I enjoy listening to now.
I heard Mostert on a podcast. He said he is 30 but he didn't get a lot of use in his career so he still has a lot of tread on his tire. He said he is still one of the fastest guys on the team, right up there with Tyreek Hill. Don't sleep on him. He is also a red zone beast.
Man I’ve never disagreed more with you guys. I’m saving receipts. Jaylen Warren comes in on third downs and less of a stack in the box. Gets runs to the outside.
Love the Video, Love the content. Big fan of you guys each year. I’m really in need of Runningback advice for this upcoming year though. So I’m in a 14 Man Full PPR keeper league. I’m stuck between two keeper options though. I could either keep Breece Hall in the 4th round and have him there automatically before the draft begins, or I could keep DeVon Achane in the 11th round and have him there automatically before the draft begins. I’m favoring keeping Breece Hall in the 4th round but I’m really having a headache about it. I’d appreciate any advice you guys could offer. Thanks FP, Love the show, Keep the content coming!
Achane in the 11th is your answer. Breece Hall is a beast, but the value you’re getting Achane in the 11th gives you plenty of time to make up for missing Breece + then some
I reckon they want Achane no 1 got Wright to be no2 and or committee...and have mostert as solid back up..and goal line stuff....next year Mostert will be gone
There's a non zero chance that both Mostert and Achane wind up being out produced by Wright. Wright's the best prospect out of the 3 and if Miami was confident in their RBs they would not have drafted Wright.
4th round pick in a weak RB class, drafted later than Achane was last year and had less college production = better prospect? It’s an exciting offense, I’m in on Wright but let’s not pretend he’s an elite RB prospect, he’s raw and had poor vision in college but had the athleticism to overcome. It’ll take time and probably an injury for him to get meaningful touches.
It's possible that Achane is just built different and nobody really noticed how elite he was during his college career, similar to Tyreek, but if u line up mostert, Achane and Wright next to each other coming out of college and u look at their RAS score and their size, 9 out of 10 GMs ate taking Wright imo. He's basically Achane w an extra 25lbs. Come September I may be kicking myself for fading Achane at cost rn in BB.
@@childofkhem1.618 I’m fading Achane at cost as well, I’m just not crowning a 4th round RB that had pretty mid college production. He’s an exciting late dart throw or dynasty stash but ultimately I’m not ready to assume he just takes over that backfield without injury.
@@childofkhem1.618 You may not get the chance to fade Achane when he's going in the second round to someone way too high on his prospects. I love the kid, but I'm convinced people will overspend on him. I'd rather take a late round flyer on Wright.
Ekeler (can be a ppr monster with points in the flat) Najee (he faced so many stacked boxes last year and would draft him even in the 70s) Mostert (Achane is way too high) Gibbs (Montgomery is way too high)
I perfectly understand your point and position. But don’t trouble yourself with this type of thing. This type of display will be everywhere. Not worth your energy.
I can't be in on Achane because of his size and he just didn't do it in enough games because NFL linebackers are bad for your health. Can't do it at this price.
Well drafting Achane as early as in the 2nd round of a draft would be beneficial at the start , as they have quite easy schedule to begin with , but later in the season when the fantasy playoffs arrive, they will face 3-4 top 10 rushing defense teams - Browns , Texans , 49ers and the Jets (who upgraded quite well in D). I wouldn't personally draft Achane early just because of schedule issues at the end and go with the value that Mostert presents in the late rounds. Plus , Achane is now a mid 3-rd round pick , which would be good if you haven't got any good RB by that point, but I would go with Pacheco in such case who is also a mid 3-rd round RB pick. Just my 2 cents on that topic :)
