polecatt

I don't know. RB seems to have made a bit of a comeback. Tougher to predict? Probably, but I think a lot of just has to do with more depth. Last season, seems the reliable RBs didn't last past the mid 2nd round. That was as bad as I've ever seen it. I don't think the days of old with 2 RBs in the first two rounds will ever come back, but I think we may be seeing a bit of a resurgence of the feature RB. RB by committee seems to be slowing

16.06 WR Jahan Dotson PHI

Man my team was terrible Looking at my QBs I see why, and CMC didn't help

15.07 - WR Jack Bech LV

13.07 - TE Dalton Kincaid BUF

12.06 - QB Jordan Love GB

Good pick! I had QB typed out for my pick right before and was going to take him, but went with D/ST at the last second

11.07 - D/ST Texans Hou

10.06 - RB JK Dobbins Den

9.07 - Cooper Kupp SEa

8.06 - RB Javonte Williams DAL

7.07 - TE Colston Loveland CHI

6.06 - WR Jaylen Waddle MIA

5.07 - QB Jalen Hurts Phi

4.06- RB Chuba Hubbard CAR

3.07 - WR Terry McLaurin Was

I'm here, sorry for the delay, had a work emergency

2.06 RB Kyren Williams, LAR

If you have the potential option to keep him, then it would definitely be Chase. Him and J Jefferson are the top 2 overall in any keeper/dynasty format. However, if not, then it's a toss up. I would still take Chase

Who knows? She could be just as bad, if not worse, but in any case, this sort of thing is so common with athletes now, at best he's victim of his own ignorance. I guess we were all young once though, some learn the hard way

Where you allow him to be started in the line up is the real issue IMO It's just like the one that has popped up in recent years with Taysom Hill that let him be started at TE when he was playing QB. I would say with regards to that, there is no right or wrong answer. If you decide he's a WR, then he's a WR. If he's IDP, then he's IDP. Just whatever you decide, be consistent with it. Don't let him be a WR one week and then IDP the next. As for his points, whatever he does on the football field that is worthy of scoring point for, he should get credit for. Be it special teams, offense, defense, QB, RB, WR, TE, OL, DL, LB, DB, K, etc. It's all part of the game, in real life, and in fantasy football. If that makes Travis Hunter the most valuable player in fantasy football, it makes Travis Hunter the most valuable player in fantasy football. If you don't own Travis Hunter, then you have your work cut out for you trying to win, but do the work, build the team, don't try to lawyer ball your way to a championship instead.

If he did it, can you blame her?

CeeDee...

I wouldn't take him as a top 5 RB... Top 10? Perhaps... Top 5, no way. The Raiders aren't exactly great on offense, but they're serviceable. They should be able to move the ball okay and give him the opportunity to score a few TDs.