Mark Ringo likes Johnson’s 6-foot-1, 225-pound frame in Arthur Smith’s run-centric scheme. With RB27 ADP and first-round talent per many scouts, Ringo believes Johnson can channel a Larry Johnson-like workload and smash his draft cost.

Mark Ringo relayed Jim Harbaugh’s description of Hampton as a "four-down RB." Behind a quality O-line, Ringo sees Hampton’s bruising style giving fantasy managers a workhorse reminiscent of Barry Foster. He expects Hampton to start under the radar but finish as the kind of every-week starter that wins titles.

Mark Ringo believes Breece Hall is overvalued at RB13. Jets coach Aaron Glenn has openly discussed a two-man backfield featuring rookie Braelon Allen on short-yardage and goal-line downs, reducing Hall’s touchdown equity. With Justin Fields—not Aaron Rodgers—likely under center, Ringo expects fewer check-downs and thus fewer receptions for Hall. Between the looming RBBC and a quarterback prone to scrambling instead of dumping off, Hall’s pricey ADP carries far more risk than reward.