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7:02 pm
May 23, 2008
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Larry Johnson has won the vote for the #13 dynasty RB according to the members of this forum. Assuming PPR who is your vote for #14?
Top Dynasty RB
1. Adrian Peterson (thread here)
2. Steven Jackson (thread here)
3. LaDainian Tomlinson (thread here)
4. Brian Westbrook (thread here)
5. Joseph Addai (thread here)
6. Frank Gore (thread here)
7. Marshawn Lynch (thread here)
8. Clinton Portis (thread here)
9. Maurice Jones-Drew (thread here)
10. Willis McGahee (thread here)
11. Reggie Bush (thread here)
12. Marion Barber III (thread here)
13. Larry Johnson (thread here)
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7:04 pm
May 23, 2008
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B D O
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7:19 pm
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rotobradley
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McFadden-no way he falls to 14th in a brand new dynasty draft IMO.
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7:23 pm
May 23, 2008
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Gambler
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Grant, workhorse back!
much rather him then a RBBC rookie back thats never proved a thing.
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7:34 pm
May 23, 2008
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MrMarbles
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8:13 pm
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Wutthecrapman
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Ronnie Brown, He was leading most rushers before he went down.
Followed by Turner. McFadden has'nt taken a snap let not annoit him just yet.
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8:16 pm
May 23, 2008
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I like Turner as well. So… we have ourselves a mess:
McFadden 2
Turner 2
Brown 2
Grant 1
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8:21 pm
May 23, 2008
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FearlessLogic
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8:47 pm
May 23, 2008
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zep16
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Give me turner. Can't take mcfadden until I see him play. that's just me
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9:04 pm
May 23, 2008
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Starstruck
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9:05 pm
May 23, 2008
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9:32 pm
May 23, 2008
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FearlessLogic
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zep16 said:
Give me turner. Can’t take mcfadden until I see him play. that’s just me
Ditto… and i think he won’t be the featured back - not yet until he has proven he could be an every down back in the NFL. 
Reference: Darren McFadden - Can Looks Be Deceiving?
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/17438-Darren-McFadden-Can-Looks-Be-Deceiving–120408
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9:39 pm
May 23, 2008
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Ronnie Brown. Cam Cameron clearly helped him, but he showed he has a lot of talent last year. You cant take unproven McFadden or Turner over a sure bet (if healthy) Ronnie Brown.
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10:00 pm
May 23, 2008
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Ronnie Brown.
but who has come back from an ACL injury and was the same back he was prior? cant remember anyone, not even Edge.
Stewart is a close 2nd in my book.
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10:09 pm
May 23, 2008
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Brown
Turner- seemed to wear down with the full load, for some reason I just can’t seem to buy into him
McFadden- I’m in the camp that say’s chicken legs won’t be nearly as good as many expect
Maroney- talent yes, but too many cooks in the NE backfield
I like Stewart next after Brown
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10:26 pm
May 23, 2008
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FearlessLogic
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AllDay028 said:
Ronnie Brown.
but who has come back from an ACL injury and was the same back he was prior? cant remember anyone, not even Edge.
Stewart is a close 2nd in my book.
they can always come back but their performance won’t be that good anymore specially if the injury was a serious one.
In the past, doctors attempted to sew the ACL back together in a major operation. Today, surgeons have years of experience with using a slice of the patellar tendon, which connects the lower leg bone to the kneecap and the quadriceps muscle above it, as a replacement for the ACL. This is what was done to McGahee, whose ACL was torn in the middle. An ACL reconstruction involves drilling holes in the tibia and femur through which the replacement tissue is threaded and attached to the bone. Instrumentation is better, allowing doctors to anchor the graft tightly in the bone and in the right place so the joint is correctly aligned. Because of stronger fixation devices, doctors can rehabilitate patients more quickly instead of keeping them immobilized for long periods, which causes permanent stiffness.
Running back Edgerrin James took only 10 months to return from an ACL tear suffered in 2001. He was good last season — gaining 989 yards — but was not quite back to his old form. Baltimore running back Jamal Lewis missed a little more than a year with his ACL reconstruction. He came back last season and gained 1,327 yards. Former Washington back Terry Allen is another success story, posting three straight 1,000-yard seasons after an ACL reconstruction in 1994. Atlanta’s Anderson came back from an ACL injury to post a 1,000-yard season in 2000, but then suffered a serious injury in his other knee and has not come back.
Players such as Cincinnati’s Ki-Jana Carter, Miami’s Yatil Green and Denver’s Terrell Davis are among those who never were the same after their ACL injuries and endured repeat injuries to the knee. In Davis’ case, damage to the shock-absorbing cartilage in the joint hindered his comeback even more than the ACL repair.
Source: http://www.smbs.buffalo.edu/ortho/finebergnews.html
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10:47 pm
May 23, 2008
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Brown 6
Turner 5
McFadden 2
Grant 1
Maroney 1
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11:08 pm
May 23, 2008
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KiserBlade
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brown over turner this vote cause brown is proven
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