Danny Woodhead (ACL) practicing at full strength for Ravens
Baltimore Ravens running back Danny Woodhead (ACL) said he is practicing with "no restrictions."
What It Means:
"I’m just playing football now," he added. "I haven’t been thinking about needing to do stuff to rehab it because I’m healthy now." It's been eight months since Woodhead tore his ACL on September 18 last season. While Terrance West and Kenneth Dixon (four-game suspension) figure to see the majority of the early-down work for Baltimore, Woodhead should dominate on passing downs. Per usual, he projects to be a fantastic value in both PPR and standard formats this season.
Woodhead saw just 19 rushes and 8 targets before succumbing to the injury in 2016, but he generated 0.18 Rushing Net Expected Points (NEP) per attempt and 0.35 Reception NEP per target on them -- more than West and Dixon in both categories.
Source:
Rotoworld
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