{"playerId":11307,"percentChange":0,"averageDraftPosition":"Undrafted","percentOwned":42.6,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Charles (knee) is unlikely to be cleared by doctors to play before offseason practice concludes, the Kansas City Star reports.","spin":"The Chiefs will play it safe with Tony Moeaki, Eric Berry, and Charles, all of whom are dealing with knee injuries. \"They're still rehabbing,\" Chiefs coach Romeo Crennel said. \"They seem to be making progress, but they're just not on the field with us yet.\" Crennel seems to think that, barring setbacks, all should be ready for training camp. \"If they continue to make progress, they should be cleared by camp time,\" he said.","date":"Fri May 25"},"fullName":"Jamaal Charles","pointsSEASON":11,"seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Compared to fellow torn ACL sufferers Adrian Peterson and Rashard Mendenhall, Charles has one advantage: His injury took place in Week 2, giving him a four-month recovery head start. But that wasn't enough to mollify the Chiefs, as they signed Peyton Hillis. Charles is best suited for a time-share anyway -- his best season came when Thomas Jones was anchoring the KC backfield -- so even if Hillis assumes a TD-vulture role, that doesn't completely sink J-Mail's fantasy value. No, the biggest concern Charles owners have is the long history of RBs who aren't themselves in the first season back from ACL surgery, especially since Charles' main asset is his blinding quickness. It's worth taking a shot that he'll be ready to play Week 1, but expect Hillis to see lots of action early. We feel safest with Charles as a RB2 this year.","seasonId":2012,"date":"Fri May 25"},"positionRank":100,"projectedPoints":186}