{"averagePoints":7.6,"playerId":15893,"percentChange":-0.1,"averageDraftPosition":70.4,"percentOwned":0.2,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Ellington ran this week for the first time since undergoing sports hernia surgery on Dec. 8.","spin":"On Thursday, Ellington relayed that he \"felt good\" after running, which is a significant first step in the recovery process. Coming off an underwhelming sophomore campaign in which he fought through a tendon issue in his left foot en route to 3.3 YPC, he likely remains the Cardinals' No. 1 RB. However, after Ellington ended the season on injured reserve, Kerwynn Williams entered the backfield mix and fared well, racking up 63 rushes for 269 yards, which was good for 4.3 YPC. Ellington's value entering the 2015 campaign is contingent upon who the team adds via free agency and the draft, but his prowess as a pass catcher -- he's hauled in 85 passes (on 122 targets) for 766 yards and three touchdowns across 27 games -- cannot be denied.","date":"Sat Jan 17"},"fullName":"Andre Ellington","lastPoints":0,"pointsSEASON":122,"seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"If Bruce Arians would commit to Ellington, the second-year back could be a breakout star. But we're not convinced that's going to happen. Just as faded veteran Rashard Mendenhall siphoned off 200-plus carries in 2013, the unimpressive combination of Jonathan Dwyer and Stepfan Taylor will likely do the same this season. It wouldn't be a surprise if Ellington got only 12 to 15 touches per game, which would be a shame because this kid has open-field chops comparable to those of Gio Bernard and C.J. Spiller. If given the opportunity, he could add another dimension to Arizona's pass-heavy offense.","seasonId":2014,"date":"Mon Jun 23"},"positionRank":20,"totalPoints":122}