Packers’ Grant should get chance to roll from the start

By Anthony Bialy  |   Tuesday, June 10, 2008  |  Comments( 6 )

 Green Bay Packers
The impressive thing about Green Bay Packer Ryan Grant’s quasi-rookie season wasn’t his yardage accumulation as a running back but his efficiency: He got to 956 yards while only needing 188 attempts to do so. After a year as a New York Giants practice squad body and another spent on injured reserve after cutting his arm in a freak nightclub...
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billsfanaddict		 09:17 PM
06/10/2008
WOW, cant be the same writer as the AB that writes bills articles. Wheres the 1 joke per 25 words minimum. Grant is well-talked about as being a big rb sleeper in fantasy leagues. NFC north fans in leagues will unfortunately pick him up around the 3rd/4th and maybe earlier, defeating the whole potential steal stygma. And both jackson & wynn gave me a couple good outputs late in the season when i was getting mauled injury's @the rb position (2 of my teams had every drafted/traded for rb's injured or suspended). If they study/lift well this offseason i see no reason why this team should consider rb a deep position.
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billsfanaddict		 09:19 PM
06/10/2008
... almost too deep with talented, high-ceiling potential, youthful guys, just like the bills WR position that cannot use a low-ceiling 28yr old.
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LET'SGOBUFFALO		 07:41 PM
06/16/2008
Grant should get the start, he proved himself as a good running back last season. I wish you took your Bills column as serious as this one, I agree with Billsfanaddict, 1 joke per 25 words, take the Bills as seriously as you do the Pack.
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