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Chuba Hubard and Jonathan Brooks basically being split in sharp ADP over on FFPC and NFC leagues... Chuba's going like, you know, been going 75 overall most of the summer. Kind of just stuck there in that middle of the seventh, late eighth round... it's been Chuba Hubard is our guy, right? And it it but then it's also been a bit of a meritocracy with Dave Canales and the Panthers. We saw last year when Rico Dattle was proving that he was a better option at running back.
STACKED’s take
Stuck at pick 75; faces meritocratic competition from healthier, more explosive Brooks.
Hubbard has been holding steady in ADP around pick 75 overall (middle of seventh to late eighth round) in sharp money leagues like FFPC and NFC, but his ADP is converging with Jonathan Brooks as the Panthers backfield competition tightens. Hubbard faces a meritocratic backfield competition with Brooks in Carolina under Dave Canales, who has a history of benching established backs when alternatives prove superior (Rico Dowdle precedent). Hubbard dealt with a calf injury last season and lacked explosive runs; Brooks is more explosive and excels in the passing game, giving him potential bellcow upside if healthy. The source assesses that if Brooks is fully healthy, he will likely get the most usage, making Hubbard a risky pick at his current ADP.
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