Alex Green, RB, Packers

Position/Rank	NFL Team	Status	Experience	Age	Height	Weight	Twitter
RB - #32	GB	Probable	2 years	24	6'0	225	@AGreen_20

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2012 Outlook:  

Last updated on Aug-27-2012 by Matt De Lima

Even though Alex Green is battling back from ACL surgery and most would consider him a total non-factor, he has the highest potential to be the RB2 for the Green Bay Packers. This third round pick from the University of Hawaii has a good all-around game. There's no hard evidence that James Starks can handle or stay healthy through 200-plus touches, which means someone is going to see more playing time from this backfield. Green is on track to be healthy for training camp and could surprise some folks should Starks be sidelined.

Update (08/27): Green is close to 100-percent now that he is nine months removed from ACL surgery. He will likely be the Packers' third option behind Cedric Benson and James Starks when he's healthy again.

FFToolbox NFL News & Rumors

5/2 - Packers rookie RB Eddie Lacy says he's playing Week 1
4/27 - Packers stop RB Eddie Lacy's draft slide

Average Draft Position

Alex Green was drafted in 6% of MyFantasyLeague.com leagues with an average drafting position of 497.50

2012 Mock Draft Results

Month	Position	Franchise/Comments
2012 Experts Mock Draft (June) June 6, 2012 - June 25, 2012	15.08	TheHuddle.com - The Packers look to be standing pat with their current backfield, which leads me to believe they think Green will be healthy sooner rather than later--and that he'll be a contributor. Even if he's not ready for the start of training camp, or even kickoff weekend, a fresh back in an explosive offense is a nice add for the fantasy homestretch.
2012 Experts Mock Draft (July) July 16 - 27	13.04	RotoWorld.com

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