This is a true story. This morning, I typed into chat GPT. What percentage of top 10 fantasy running backs over the last 10 years were sophomores. We're in the second year of the NFL. And they spat back at me that that number was 40%. That's a true story. I don't think that was a true fact. However, because some of the numbers are wrong and then I asked them to redo it and then it came back at 33%. But I think it probably settles in somewhere between 30 and 35%. Just the percentage of top 10 fantasy running backs that end up being second year players. Usually if they're good, they kind of miss out on it year one. Year two,

they are cemented into their workhorse role. I didn't fact check the entire thing because that

would have taken me just as long to fact check that as it did to research for this entire video.

So we're just going to talk about second year running backs in their entirety, basically every

single player from the draft class last year and how I'm

looking at them entering 2023 because they are a very, very important group of players as it

relates to fantasy football this year. They're basically broken down into four tiers. There's like,

there's the very good tier. There's the relevant for fantasy tier. There's the conversationalally relevant, but probably not good for fantasy tier. And then there's just the relevant for fantasy tier. There's the conversational relevant, but probably not good for fantasy tier.

And then there's just the irrelevant for fantasy until proven otherwise tier.

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All right, let's start off with the very good tier, as it should be no surprise.

Breece Hall is going to be the first player that we talk about.

The New York Jets running back, first running back off the board last year.

He would be the 101 in fantasy drafts this year had he not torn his ACL.

Last year as a rookie, he ranked first in yards per touch.

I don't mean among rookies.

I mean among running backs as a rookie. First in the NFL in yards per touch. I don't mean among rookies. I mean among running backs as a rookie.

First in the NFL in yards per touch. First in juke rate, which is elusiveness. Second in breakaway run

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