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PFF: Deangelo the 6th best RB of the past 3 years

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http://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/2011/06/29/making-the-grade-running-backs-2008-2010/

Sorry if this is old, first I've seen it. I guess it'd be hard to argue with #34's position on this list. I'd still put AP #1, CJ #2, MJD #3, JC #4, and MT & DW would be toss ups in my opinion. The biggest factor here, I think, is that DW is the only guy in the top 6 really splitting carries. JC kinda did, but without any research to back it up I'd say Stewart got a larger % of carries than Jones in KC.

Long story short, I really hope we don't lose Deangelo.

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the detroit news didn't have a set criteria to qualify players for their list either.

That is true. It was just the writers opinion. I think it was Clay, but ain't sure. Still interesting when others pick your own. Just looked it up and it was Twentyman. I guess the News is following in PFF in doing the best of each position. They had Gross at 7 for Tackles. But he is the only Panthers to make the list at the News.

Yeah... But the News has not done the D-line yet so we shall see about CJ.

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