I'm not sure "solid" is going to cut it. They gave up a #1 pick for him. You don't give up a #1 pick to get "solid", especially for a RB in today's NFL.
I get it, I just believe a solid year behind that line will earn him enough to continue. I get that NFL teams are very impatient and RBs have probably the shortest time to prove themselves. I really wish he had no gone to Cleveland first.Its not just fantasy analysis. There was a quote from their general manager in the article that pretty much said he needs to produce this year or they will be moving on.
The fantasy analysis was a side comment. I really can't stand how much it seems to dominate the reporting.
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