Standard scoring your RBs get more points typically but I would never take Ekeler over JJ… The man put up 1800 yards with a corpse on the other side of the field and Dalvin eating up yards. He now has someone who can roll some coverage away. He can legitimately hit 2000 yards as that Defense is going to be awful and they will be in a bunch of shootouts. Standard I would go CMC then JJ but would diversify as if you take CMC and his injury history resurfaces atleast you aren’t feeling it in both leagues.

But take who you want my guy!

This post was edited by JPatty on Aug 23 2023 05:44pm

Take who you want I totally agree, but:

There are very few backfields which the bellcow has virtually zero competition. One of those rare occasions is in fact Austin Ekeler (honorable mentions: Cam Akers, Alexander Mattison, Jonathon Taylor, Saquon Barkley)

The backfield for Ekeler is his, and it's a high octane offense. Add in Kellen Moore (chargers new OC) who runs a fast-paced/high point volume offense, and Ekeler being a top 3 no huddle producer, I project Ekeler as RB2 this season with top overall FF scorerer potential in Fantasy

This post was edited by ReignorShine on Aug 23 2023 06:46pm

I have no doubt Ekeler is going to have lots of opportunity.I see JJ as a potential 2K receiver this year. Throw in the RBs available in rounds 2-5 you can compose a great team with the WR1 on your team.

But this is why we draft. Everyone values players differently otherwise we would all use the same list.

Good luck in your seasons mang

Justin Jefferson is a pretty good football player yeah

JJ in both unless it's superflex

This without question

JJ is the only answer for BOTH leagues. If this is your research destination, you already lost.

It’s PPR league. But I’m worried if I go JJ then there’s no depth in rb later on

I thought PPR standard gives more points to receivers? Because you get points for every catch

you said standard earlier. if its ppr just take JJ in both