{"playerId":11289,"percentChange":0,"averageDraftPosition":"Undrafted","percentOwned":100,"mostRecentNews":{"news":null,"spin":"With Willis McGahee gone to Denver and Ricky Williams a shadow of his former self, Rice won the MVP award among fantasy RBs in '11, finally delivering 15 all-purpose TDs, seven more than his previous career high. He also grabbed 76 receptions, second-most at his position, and his 2,068 yards from scrimmage led the NFL. Rice should have little competition for touches (rookie Bernard Pierce is expected to be his backup) and he's just 25. If there's one question in the Ravens' running game, it's the loss of left guard Ben Grubbs to New Orleans; the team will go with converted tackle Jah Reid (or rookie Kelechi Osemele) in Grubbs' place. But fear not: Rice has finally proven he can find the end zone, which had been the missing piece to his fantasy excellence.","date":"Fri May 25"},"fullName":"Ray Rice","pointsSEASON":283,"seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"With Willis McGahee gone to Denver and Ricky Williams a shadow of his former self, Rice won the MVP award among fantasy RBs in '11, finally delivering 15 all-purpose TDs, seven more than his previous career high. He also grabbed 76 receptions, second-most at his position, and his 2,068 yards from scrimmage led the NFL. Rice should have little competition for touches (rookie Bernard Pierce is expected to be his backup) and he's just 25. If there's one question in the Ravens' running game, it's the loss of left guard Ben Grubbs to New Orleans; the team will go with converted tackle Jah Reid (or rookie Kelechi Osemele) in Grubbs' place. But fear not: Rice has finally proven he can find the end zone, which had been the missing piece to his fantasy excellence.","seasonId":2012,"date":"Fri May 25"},"positionRank":1,"projectedPoints":278}