You need to strike now. Your friends are overlooking great players for 2022 fantasy football.

If you don't believe me, see for yourself. Because a top 10% athlete of all time,

who's only 24% owned, is often going undrafted. It's happening to the Bengals' second year

running back, Chris Evans. Let me explain why you want him before your friends catch on. As a rookie,

Evans averaged 7.1 yards

per touch. Now, this was on a small sample of just 32 touches. However, if he would have

seen just a few more touches, he would have qualified and have ranked number one amongst

running backs and efficiency. This is the leader from last year, Rashad Penny at 6.4. Again,

Evans was at 7.1. And obviously, Joe Mixon is a starting running back

out there for the Bengals, but there was two times last year as a rookie where Chris Evans played

approximately 40% of the snaps. The first time was against the Detroit Lions in week six.

He goes out there, he scores 15.7 points, finishes at the top 20 back. And the second time was

against the Browns. The first time he played the majority of the snaps at 55%.

He goes out there and scores 15.9 points, finishes as a top 20 back.

Now, here's why this matters.

According to DraftShart's Injury Predictor Tool takes into account a lot of information

from the past to predict towards the future for similar aged backs with similar injuries,

Joe Mixen has a 91% chance to miss a game next year.

And based off of this tool, they are projecting him to miss 2.4 games, so two or three

games. And if you're wondering, Mixen has only played a full season one time in his career.

Now you might be wondering, Sal, what about Samaji P. Ryan? He's been the backup there the last

few years. Yes, but that was until Chris Evans came and was highly efficient last year. Samaji P. Ryan is not somebody who's going to be dynamic. He's not an

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