{"playerId":10456,"percentChange":0,"averageDraftPosition":"Undrafted","percentOwned":100,"mostRecentNews":{"news":null,"spin":"Which Lynch will you get? Is Marshawn once again set to Beast Mode his way to double-digit TDs like he did in '11? Or now that he's gotten a huge payday, will the lackadaisical Lynch show up again, the same dude who floated around the NFL for three seasons from 2008-10, murdering fantasy squads with behavioral problems and indifferent play? Certainly the Seahawks will give him a chance; only rookie Robert Turbin looks like a potential alternative for early-down work. We have reservations about Seattle's O-line, especially since so many of its members suffered major injuries last year. But there's no doubt Lynch was manna from fantasy heaven in '11. In a world of platoon backs, he figures to have the job mostly to himself, and these days that kind of job security makes you a fantasy starter.","date":"Fri May 25"},"fullName":"Marshawn Lynch","pointsSEASON":203,"seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Which Lynch will you get? Is Marshawn once again set to Beast Mode his way to double-digit TDs like he did in '11? Or now that he's gotten a huge payday, will the lackadaisical Lynch show up again, the same dude who floated around the NFL for three seasons from 2008-10, murdering fantasy squads with behavioral problems and indifferent play? Certainly the Seahawks will give him a chance; only rookie Robert Turbin looks like a potential alternative for early-down work. We have reservations about Seattle's O-line, especially since so many of its members suffered major injuries last year. But there's no doubt Lynch was manna from fantasy heaven in '11. In a world of platoon backs, he figures to have the job mostly to himself, and these days that kind of job security makes you a fantasy starter.","seasonId":2012,"date":"Fri May 25"},"positionRank":5,"projectedPoints":193}