Every year, there are a handful of players who can actually win you your league.

I'm talking the guys who single-handedly carry you to the playoffs.

Now, of course, the guys you take in round one or two can do this, but it's the players that fall in drafts that are the true league winners.

And here are the seven that you should draft in 2023.

And we'll begin with the Green Bay Packers running back Aaron Jones. And he currently goes in

the fourth round the drafts after T.J. Hawkinson, after guys like J. Meere Gibbs. And this is the latest

Jones has gone in the last five years. And now that's strange because Jones is coming off of a

season where he was the RB 11. And over the last four seasons straight, he's been at least the RB 11 or better. He averages a top

seven running back finish during that time. And as you can see right here, last year,

his combined yards, he had 1,500 and he was top 10 in both rushing and receiving yards. So he's

still productive. Why is he dropping in drafts? Well, it has to do with the fact that they

have a new quarterback and some uncertainty in Green Bay. But the offense was poor last year and Jones

still had major success. He saw a career high 72 targets. He was the number one running back

and RB efficiency and he was a top five pass protector. Now this last stat is important because

it keeps Jones on the field in third down situations where he can earn more targets. Now Jones is

becoming an older running back. He's actually

going to turn 29 this year on December 2nd, but there's some good news here. He has 37% fewer

career touches than the average 29-year-old running back. In Jones career, he has barely over

1,000 carries in the six seasons that he's played, and this is the reason why, because they

never let Aaron Jones have the full workload, which has frustrated us in the past, but he's played. And this is the reason why, because they never let Aaron

Jones have the full workload, which has frustrated us in the past, but now it's giving us another

year or two of his prime. And one more thing about this, his competition hasn't changed at all.

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