The rookie’s ADP may be soaring in Indy, but that doesn’t mean Marlon Mack is done for the Colts.

There is nothing fantasy football owners like to do more than draft rookie running backs.

Everyone wants to be the guy that snagged the stud back in his rookie season. Consequently, it leads to first-year backs being talked up as a guy that has a shot to be an immediate stud, or a cash-and-stash option.

In this year’s early drafts we’ve already seen a pair of rookie running backs shoot up draft boards with Kansas City Chiefs first-round pick Clyde Edwards-Helaire, along with Indianapolis Colts second rounder Jonathan Taylor.

Colts insider Phillip B Wilson had this to say about the Colts backfield,

“Based on the initial comments from head coach Frank Reich and offensive coordinator Nick Sirianni, they foresee an effective 1-2 punch with 2019 leading rusher Marlon Mack and rookie Jonathan