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Fantasy analysts have already written approximately 1,495,384 “bold fantasy football predictions” articles this offseason, so why not one more?

I may be a troll, and these 2016 running back predictions may seem ridiculous, but none of these outcomes would actually surprise me.

Torrey Smith should be valued above the “Arizona Three” of Larry Fitzgerald, John Brown and Michael Floyd in 2016.

Indeed, the analytics, metrics and advanced stats show Smith is a superior fantasy football value.

A Virgil Green breakout just makes sense. Green was already renowned as the team’s best blocking tight end who is also possesses upper percentile athleticism. These are the ingredients from which every-down stud tight ends are formed.

Virgil Green is about to blow his previous career high in targets out of the water as the starting tight end in Gary Kubiak’s tight end-friendly offense. His current ADP of 210.9 doesn’t stand a chance. Get him now while he’s free, it’s not going to last long.

A.J. Green’s volatility has been extreme recently, but his advanced stats and metrics player profile indicates a massive fantasy football season is on the horizon.

The reasons for his recent weekly volatility are explainable. I give you the ‘Green’ light to go with the safe, consistent, and talented Green as a top-five pick in fantasy this year.

How does Dorial Green-Beckham trade to Philadelphia impact the fantasy outlook of the remaining Tennessee Titans wide receivers?

With the Dorial Green-Beckham distraction eliminated, Rishard Matthews, Kendall Wright, Tajae Sharpe, and perhaps even Tre McBride find themselves in position to become “the guy” in Tennessee. It’s not everyday you can acquire a potential No. 1 WR tethered to young, ascending quarterback of Marcus Mariota’s ilk.

As the running back position becomes more specialized, the passing down satellite back has emerged as a strategic fantasy football asset. An increasing number of fantasy-relevant RBs in the player pool is enhancing Zero RB as a viability fantasy football draft strategy.

Less workhorses and more specialists diminishes the value of running backs across all formats, incentivizing fantasy football enthusiasts to hoard electric pass catching backs in the later rounds.

Michael Floyd is a first round draft pick with a dominant past in college at a very young age. Floyd possesses rare speed for his size, an offensive genius calling plays for him and plenty of offensive weapons around him to create favorable match-ups.

Floyd’s advanced stats and metrics player profile indicates Floyd could be this year’s Allen Robinson in fantasy football leagues.

The best Zero RB intentions fail mid-draft when owners are unable to remember the anti-fragility and advanced analytics principles that the philosophy is founded on.

By implementing Zero RB, Ameer Abdullah and T.J. Yeldon are your “worst case” scenario running backs, while gaining a clear advantage at multiple positions and optimizing your fantasy football roster configuration.

One of Dynasty Twitter’s favorite under the radar running backs is Terrell Watson, currently on the Cleveland Browns. After spending a year on the Cincinnati Bengals practice squad, he followed Hue Jackson to the Cleveland Browns and has since become an intriguing player to pick up in the late rounds of startups or off the waiver wire.

Stash Terrell Watson, because his profile fits the holy prospect trinity: size, athleticism, collegiate production.

The name Cordarrelle Patterson causes most fantasy owners to cringe and commonly used when discussing the term bust.

Advanced stats and metrics such as Breakout Age and College Dominator Rating help pinpoint NFL draft prospects with the riskiest player profiles.