{"playerId":15009,"percentChange":0,"averageDraftPosition":101.3,"percentOwned":100,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"The Redskins' running back pecking order behind Morris has yet to be determined, csnwashington.com reports.","spin":"The report suggests that the key upcoming positional battles on that front appear to be Evan Royster against (228th overall pick) Jawan Jamison, along with Roy Helu against fifth-rounder Chris Thompson. In any case, until there is more clarity with regards to how the team's RB depth will shake out, it's going to be difficult for early drafters to accurately peg the team's depth options behind Morris.","date":"Sun May 19"},"fullName":"Alfred Morris","pointsSEASON":230,"seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"As a sixth-round rookie out of Florida Atlantic, Morris made Mike Shanahan forget about his usual indecisive backfield ways. Morris was The Man from Week 1 forward, getting 28 carries in the opener and never looking back. The real question is: Why don't we like him more than this? After all, he was fantasy's No. 5 RB in his rookie campaign while flashing tremendous feet, vision and patience. Our hesitation comes from how little Morris gives Washington in their passing game, and a worry that the offense will be restricted to begin the year if Robert Griffin III can't play. Yards should be there for Morris, but there's a chance TDs might not. Still, he deserves to be at least a top-20 fantasy pick.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Mon May 13"},"positionRank":5,"projectedPoints":219}