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Neal Brock
Is it time to sell high on Alfred Morris?
Morris is looking down the barrel at a schedule that still has matchups against the Steelers and Ravens and two each against the Cowboys, Eagles and Giants. And before he can get to any of those games, he takes on the Vikings this week
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    Anthony Best (381 Reputation Points)
    I would definitely sell high on Morris right now..
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    Matt Mannie (500 Reputation Points)
    he does have the 24th easiest - so i guess that's the 9th hardest - rb sched. coming up - so i can def. follow your logic - i would make sure i got paid well for that commodity though as many will not have taken the steps you have to prepare for later. i think he's likely the lead dog from here on, and when rg3 gets his thing going again - defenses may adjust themselves out of their ranking so to speak, but if you can get a nice return on your investment - there's no reason not to. good luck neal
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    Trap Willy (415 Reputation Points)
    Depends (obviously) on your depth at RB and what you can get for him.

    Morris has proven that he can produce against a tough run defense (Buccaneers) and I think that with RGIII's concussion, Shanahan is going to be a lot more hesitant to use him in running situations. Morris is already producing TD's at a solid rate, and I think that production has the potential to climb through some more red zone/goal line touches. Also, Morris has solid playoff matchups - as an owner I'm salivating over that Cleveland game.

    On that note, if you can get a producer as consistent or with more upside than Morris while retaining depth at RB, I say go for it. If not, stick around and see what he can do.
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    Matt Mannie (500 Reputation Points)
    and to john's "play-off" notes - he has the 18th rated play-off sched. weeks 15-17, 20th weeks 14-17
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    Trap Willy (415 Reputation Points)
    Depends (obviously) on your depth at RB and what you can get for him.

    Morris has proven that he can produce against a tough run defense (Buccaneers) and I think that with RGIII's concussion, Shanahan is going to be a lot more hesitant to use him in running situations. Morris is already producing TD's at a solid rate, and I think that production has the potential to climb through some more red zone/goal line touches. Also, Morris has solid playoff matchups - as an owner I'm salivating over that Cleveland game.

    On that note, if you can get a producer as consistent or with more upside than Morris while retaining depth at RB, I say go for it. If not, stick around and see what he can do.
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