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by **portisfan24** » Sun Jul 30, 2006 2:27 pm

Alexander. I could run for a 1000 yards behind Jones and Hutch.

by **Verdun Barbarians** » Sun Jul 30, 2006 2:29 pm

gatorman1122 wrote:Chris Perry?

He will be great IMO. He will be the next LaMont Jordan. he'll be given a chance to shine when he'll hit free agency (in what, two years?).

For the moment, he's only good in ppr leagues... Unless Rudy gets hurt. He could fit a the top of the list of the best backup running back in the NFL

by **gatorman1122** » Sun Jul 30, 2006 2:44 pm

gatorman1122 wrote:
Chris Perry?

He will be great IMO. He will be the next LaMont Jordan. he'll be given a chance to shine when he'll hit free agency (in what, two years?).

For the moment, he's only good in ppr leagues... Unless Rudy gets hurt. He could fit a the top of the list of the best backup running back in the NFL

Just curious, when is Rudi's contract over?

by **xted30** » Sun Jul 30, 2006 3:54 pm

gatorman1122 wrote:
gatorman1122 wrote:
Chris Perry?

He will be great IMO. He will be the next LaMont Jordan. he'll be given a chance to shine when he'll hit free agency (in what, two years?).

For the moment, he's only good in ppr leagues... Unless Rudy gets hurt. He could fit a the top of the list of the best backup running back in the NFL

Just curious, when is Rudi's contract over?

He just signed a deal for the long term... 5 years, I think. Could be wrong there though.

by **Dr. Duran Duran** » Sun Jul 30, 2006 5:15 pm

moonhead wrote:ced benson.
ron dayne.
chester taylor.
willis mcgahee.
kevin jones.

I'd add Julius Jones and Reuben Droughns to the list. Corey Dillon is also a distint possibility. Last season was a horrible year for Dillon owners, yet he still posted double-digit touchdown totals. Last time Dillon looked finished was when Cincy traded him and Dillon proceeded to have a banner year. Perhaps the drafting of Maroney will push Dillon to similar heights.

by **011472** » Sun Jul 30, 2006 6:03 pm

This is my 11-15:

Cadillac Williams
Domanick Davis
Willis McGahee
Warrick Dunn
Brian Westbrook

1-10
LT
LJ
SA
Portis
Tiki
Rudi
Edge
SJax
Brown
Jordan

The great majority of the top ten have been kept in my league, so I'm looking to dip deep into the 11-15 crowd.

by **bagobonez** » Sun Jul 30, 2006 6:57 pm

Verdun Barbarians wrote:
gatorman1122 wrote:Chris Perry?

He will be great IMO. He will be the next LaMont Jordan. he'll be given a chance to shine when he'll hit free agency (in what, two years?).

For the moment, he's only good in ppr leagues... Unless Rudy gets hurt. He could fit a the top of the list of the best backup running back in the NFL

I disagree. I've never been a fan of Perry. Besides the fact that he's from Michigan, he's not a tough inside runner, does not have breakaway speed, is injury prone and is fumble prone. At least he was in college, and he's proven to be injury prone still in the NFL. NO way he unseats Rudi unless Rudi gets injured. Even if and when he becomes a free agent, he's nothing more than a glorified 3rd down back who has decent measurables but just doesn't seem to run between the tackles that well.