Who Should I Draft?
DeMarco Murray or Jamaal Charles (2013)
Cowboys
ChiefsExpert Picks
0%
100%
Expert Consensus Rank (ECR)
16
4
Best Rank
9
2
Worst Rank
25
9
Best
187.2
240.9
Worst
156.4
233.3
| Rush Yards | 1054.5 |
1465 |
| Rush TDs | 5.5 |
6.5 |
| Receptions | 45 |
54.5 |
| Rec Yards | 343.5 |
446 |
| Rec TDs | 0.5 |
2 |
| Tommy Rowan Juan Elway | “Tons of ability, but has never stayed healthy.” | “Doesn't get the credit he should have for coming back from his own ACL surgery (thanks AP!) and was the only bright spot in the crap that was the Chiefs 2012 season. Reid will utilize his talents to the max.” |
 Chet GreshamThe Fake Football | “Murray is hard to rank. He can't seem to stay on the field, but does have plenty of ability. I won't reach for him to be safe.” | “Reid will use JC Superstar better than anyone has thus far. His combined rushing/receiving yards should be huge.” |
| Staff Rankings FFLockerRoom | “What can I say, I just don't trust Murray at all. The guy makes the Cowboys a million times better when healthy, but I put him in that realm with DMC.” | “With Any Reid in town, my hope is that Charles will not disappear in certain games like he did in 2012.” |
| Derek Lofland Fantasy Football Maniax | “Murray has Top 10 talent, but he is consistently hurt and finished with just 663 rushing yards and four touchdowns in 10 games last year. I can't justify ranking him in the Top 15 given his injury history and the sorry state of the offensive line.” | “I think new head coach Andy Reid is going to help Charles in fantasy. Charles had 1509 rushing yards and 236 yards, but only six touchdowns playing for a coaching staff that was incompetent when it came to offense. Expect Charles to have less rushing yards, but for his receiving yards to skyrocket.” |
| Kyle Wachtel Forensic Fantasy | “Has the opportunity, just needs to stay healthy” | “Will rack up the yardage once again” |
| Kevin Roberts NFL Soup | “Murray was pretty solid when healthy, but that whole health thing is becoming an issue.” | “Charles has no knee issue this year, plus Andy Reid's backs tend to be fantasy phenoms.” |
| Raju Byfield Win My Fantasy League | “Easily top three in PPR in new offense” |
