[Jun 14th] Bob Henry says: I've watched enough of Bell at Michigan State to feel confident in his ability to beat out his competitors to become the Steelers next featured back. Often miscast as T.J. Duckett/Jerome Bettis type, Bell has good hands, instincts in the passing game, good feet and I believe he's absolutely capable of playing three downs and immediately becoming one of the few true workhorse-type running backs in a league becoming devoid of them. (hide this)

[Jun 14th] Bob Henry says: David Wilson probably deserves the ADP top billing treatment he's getting so far this year, but I urge you not to overlook Brown. Wilson has much to prove in pass protection and Brown is already the clear-cut leader for goal-line touches after scoring 8 times in just 10 games last year. Barring injury, Brown should still see around 10 carries a game. If he earns a role on third down, he could become one of the steals of the draft. Durability is a concern, but not any more than it is for any other ball carrier in the NFL. (hide this)

[Jun 14th] Bob Henry says: The red flags are there for Arian Foster. Overuse? Check. Signs of breaking down? Check. A highly talented backup capable of taking the reins and delivering strong RB1 value? Check. Tate has his own durability concerns, but so does every other RB in the NFL. He's a MUST hand-cuff for Foster owners and an excellent speculative pick for other owners. (hide this)