Big78
Waterboy
In ESPN's fantasy football magazine, DD was ranked #10 out of all backs. This is for fantasy football remember, but still thats pretty dang good. In their mock fantasy draft, he was selected #11 overall, and that was in the first round. In their list of the top 200 fantasy players the order was:
1)L. Tomlinson
2)Shaun Alexander
3)P. Holmes
4)Edge. James
5)Deuce McAllister
6)W. McGahee
7)C. Portis
8)Jamal Lewis
9)Tiki Barber
10)D. Culpepper
AND... Wait for it...
11) DOMANICK DAVIS
To end this is a small little Blurb about DD from the ESPN's fantasy football magazine:
"As a pure runner and reciever, Davis has no peers. He has a devine first step, quickness and vision, plus the hands to maximize ample pass-catching opportunities. And though houston's line is nothing to boast about, it;s zone-blocking scheme matchs his strengths perfectly, allowing him to pick his hole and exploit cutback lanes. Plus he clearly has a nose for the end-zone. The overridine factor here is sheer opportunity: if he stays healthy, he'll get 20 or more touches per game, which will translate to first-round production."
Please post responses and opinions.
1)L. Tomlinson
2)Shaun Alexander
3)P. Holmes
4)Edge. James
5)Deuce McAllister
6)W. McGahee
7)C. Portis
8)Jamal Lewis
9)Tiki Barber
10)D. Culpepper
AND... Wait for it...
11) DOMANICK DAVIS
To end this is a small little Blurb about DD from the ESPN's fantasy football magazine:
"As a pure runner and reciever, Davis has no peers. He has a devine first step, quickness and vision, plus the hands to maximize ample pass-catching opportunities. And though houston's line is nothing to boast about, it;s zone-blocking scheme matchs his strengths perfectly, allowing him to pick his hole and exploit cutback lanes. Plus he clearly has a nose for the end-zone. The overridine factor here is sheer opportunity: if he stays healthy, he'll get 20 or more touches per game, which will translate to first-round production."
Please post responses and opinions.