5-9, 223
Boise State
Draft: round 1, pick 31
age 24.4, born January 13, 1989

Outlook: Doug Martin was the focal point in Tampa Bay as a rookie. Josh Freeman and the passing game relies on the big play, making Martin's consistent work on the ground and through the air a necessity. Martin performed well with a huge workload, developing into one of the few true lead running backs in the league. Without Dallas Clark from a year ago, Martin could break the 50-reception mark as a safety value option. In addition to the loss of Clark, Legarrette Blount, the primary backup in 2012, was traded to New England. Martin will have one of the heaviest workloads again in 2013.

Overall ADP   (full ADP report)

1	Adrian Peterson
2	Arian Foster
3	Doug Martin
4	Jamaal Charles
5	Ray Rice
6	Marshawn Lynch

Position ADP

1	Adrian Peterson
2	Arian Foster
3	Doug Martin
4	Jamaal Charles
5	Ray Rice
6	Marshawn Lynch

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YR	TM	RS	YD	TD	RCY	TD	RNK
2012	TB	319	1454	11	472	1	3

2012

WK	OPP	RS	YD	TD	RCY	TD	RNK	TEXT
1	CAR	24	95	0	23	0	16	+
2	NYG	20	66	1	0	0	19	+
3	DAL	19	53	0	21	0	26	+
4	WAS	8	33	0	9	0	46	+
6	KC	13	76	0	55	0	9	+
7	NO	16	85	1	37	0	6	+
8	MIN	29	135	1	79	1	1	+
9	OAK	25	251	4	21	0	1	+
10	SD	19	68	0	51	0	16	+
11	CAR	24	138	0	23	0	5	+
12	ATL	21	50	2	13	0	5	+
13	DEN	18	56	0	42	0	25	+
14	PHI	28	128	1	4	0	8	+
15	NO	9	16	0	19	0	45	+
16	STL	18	62	0	57	0	19	+
17	ATL	28	142	1	18	0	5	+

WK		OPP	STATS vs RB
1	@	NYJ	12      11      10
2		NO	12      11      10
3	@	NE	12      11      10
4		ARI	12      11      10
6		PHI	12      11      10
7	@	ATL	12      11      10
8		CAR	12      11      10
9	@	SEA	12      11      10
10		MIA	12      11      10
11		ATL	12      11      10
12	@	DET	12      11      10
13	@	CAR	12      11      10
14		BUF	12      11      10
15		SF	12      11      10
16	@	STL	12      11      10
17	@	NO	12      11      10