Dynasty fantasy value question.

I agree on Mariota being a complete bust.

I'm high on Yeldon based on the volume he will receive. I mean, his competition is Gherhart and Robinson.

Ameer Abdulla I for some reason have not fully bought into yet. He is very similar to what they have there now in Bell and Riddick. He is however smaller and has durability questions.

Coleman is probably the most comfortable pick I see out of all these. He is basically being handed the reigns on a good offense. It's his to lose. Do we really think that Freeman can make an impact?

Duke Johnson is being thrown into a shite hole of an offense and running back committee. He won't beat out Crowell and West.

Jay Ajayi is a bit of a harder one. He has talent, but is clearly behind Miller. Even if he wasn't behind Miller in not sure the talent level is higher than the injury risk level.

Agholor is another rather safe pick in my opinion. He is slated to start opposite Matthews in an uptempo offense. I think he has huge upside.

Green-Beckham... Ahh he can be the next AJ Green or Josh Gordon. Two polor opposites. It's no denying the talent. He is a premium talent. There is also no denying he will have a Dez/Chad Johnson attitude. So what player do you get? Let's say for arguments purpose he stays clean and plays: what is his ceiling? Does he have a QB that can make him a star? Can he put up elite numbers in Tennessee?

Perriman is a comfort pick. I see him as a safe pick simply on it is known that he is stepping into Torrey Smiths role. He will get the ball. The Ravens do throw the ball. He has no competition to lose his roster spot. Steve Smith will be gone soon. Will he be the 1 then?

Funchess I do not like much at all. He is the slowest player on this page. Granted he is also the tallest, but slow and lumbering won't bode well over a long hall. I feel that he would be a hell of a TE.

Strong is going to an ok impact in my opinion. Simply because it is Cecil Shorts and Hopkins then Strong. He will play in three WR sets. Problem is Houston is committed to the run so how many three WR sets do we see?

Dorsett is the big boom or bust-risk reward guy. I do not think that a franchise uses a first round pick on a player unless they plan on investing in him. People are saying he is so similar to TY Hilton so with Hilton being in a contract year he will replace Hilton. I disagree, I see Dorsett and Montcrief in a battle to find out who gets the long term nod. Why would Indy let go of their young proven WR in TY?


That being said my current 4:

Coleman
Yeldon
Perriman
Green-Beckham

Green-Beckham narrowed out Agholor. Although safer, Agholor does not have near the elite potential that comes with taking the risk on Green-Beckham.

Agholor
Perriman
coleman
Abdullah

I ended up with:

Yeldon
Coleman
Duke Johnson
David Johnson

Perriman
Strong
Phillips