RB rankings - PPR?

[upslogger19]

Is there a good RB ranking out there that takes PPR into consideration? It seems that with NO PPR the concensus is LT, AP, SJ, WB....but with PPR I think the top 20 RBs would change considerably. AP will probably get 20-30 receptions while SJax and WB will probably get 65-80 receptions. This jumps both of them ahead of AP in my opinion. I also think Gore will get a bump, maybe Barber. So, does anyone have a comprehensive list or has seen a good list of RB rankings with PPR? Thanks...

[shawngee03]

what i do is find a set of projections im confortable with, then format them to my league's settings to come up with my rankings sheet for each league. this way i dont have a set ranking list, but one that's different for each league. i would think this would be the more comprehensive way of doing it rather than just putting a ranking list together for 'PPR'

[BALCOBOMBER]

what i do is find a set of projections im confortable with, then format them to my league's settings to come up with my rankings sheet for each league. this way i dont have a set ranking list, but one that's different for each league. i would think this would be the more comprehensive way of doing it rather than just putting a ranking list together for 'PPR'

That is how I do my PPR league as well.

[BronXBombers51]

I've admittedly been out of the loop so far in football, and my draft is coming up fast. I know that I won't have time to make a comprehensive draft sheet as I usually do, so I too am wondering if anyone has a decent PPR ranking available..?

[BALCOBOMBER]

I've admittedly been out of the loop so far in football, and my draft is coming up fast. I know that I won't have time to make a comprehensive draft sheet as I usually do, so I too am wondering if anyone has a decent PPR ranking available..?

Just go to mockdraftcentral and pull a report for ADP on PPR.