{"averagePoints":5,"playerId":13205,"percentChange":0,"averageDraftPosition":43.1,"percentOwned":53.7,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Best (concussion) is on track to be ready for the Lions' offseason program, team president Tom Lewand told Detroit season-ticket holders Tuesday, the Detroit Free Press reports.","spin":"The Lions, however, have also learned their lesson about there's no such thing as too much running back depth, with Lewand stressing the team \"we can't necessary put all our eggs in the basket\" of Best and Mikel Leshoure, who is coming off an Achilles injury. Look for a lot of RBs to be in camp in Detroit, but Best and Leshoure are the team's preference to see most of the carries.","date":"Tue Feb 14"},"fullName":"Jahvid Best","lastPoints":0,"pointsSEASON":80,"seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"We concede it takes stones to rank Best this high, considering he finished his rookie season with 3.2 yards per carry and the Lions drafted a running back in the second round this April. But you have to realize that Best's toes were never right in '10; much like Darren McFadden during his rookie campaign, Best was hobbled with turf toe almost immediately. Some will argue that this was always the concern with Best, that he was brittle in college and now he'll be brittle in the NFL. But it's a chance we're willing to take, because before he got hurt -- in the preseason and in the season's first two weeks -- Best displayed elite speed and quickness. Plus that rookie RB, Mikel Leshoure, ruptured an Achilles' early in training camp and is done for the year, leaving Jerome Harrison and Maurice Morris as legit backup candidates. This is not hyperbole: Best has Jamaal Charles-style upside.","seasonId":2011,"date":"Tue Aug 9"},"positionRank":40,"totalPoints":80}