Soldja grown up? JLewis feelin good. Culpep lookin good

[RamslovaMartzhata 3]

http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/5698300

 

Winslow could represent huge value IMO. Injury aside (which is not smart to not take into consideration), his problem always was about his attitude. If he has grown up, he could be a huge steal.

 

I also am higher on Jamal Lewis than most. He is a bit up there in age, but not necessarily on mileage. A lot of people are low on him because of an abysmal year last year. Take into consideration that he wasn't able to rehab well because of jail time + the addition of McNair... and I like his value.

 

Culpepper looking good + Saban = results IMHO. If he already looks good now and that continues to be the case in training camp... I believe all Dolphins should be upgraded a notch.

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I like J. Lewis this year especially from a value standpoint. Of course I was high on him last year too but the jail bid really hurt his rehab more than I thought. Plus the Ravens O-line really underachieved last year.

 

To say that Lewis is a bit up there in age is silly. He doesnt trun 27 until right before the season making him younger than backs like Alexander, Tomlinson, Edge, Barber, and less than 2 months older than Rudi.

 

Lewis should be at the prime of his career. He has had issues in the past (knee and ankle surgeries, violating the drug policy, and the jail time) which obviously makes him more of a risk than some of the elite fantasy backs but I really think that w/ McNair, Mason, and Heap this is setting up for another huge year for J. Lewis.

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J lewis wont be bad this year, except M.Anderson will be getting 10-15 carries a game.

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Winslow is definitely someone to look at late in the draft. As someone who follows the Browns closely, I can say it really does look like that he's grown up a bit. Perhaps the accident scared him into wising up. I also like reports that he and Charlie Frye have become good friends.

 

With Culpepper, I'm not sure how to take the reports of his "impressive performance". I take to at least mean that the injury significantly less of an issue that we thought before. Still, he was performing poorly even before his injury.