Fantasy Football 2014 Worst Three Picks: Marshawn Lynch, Doug Martin, Reggie Bush

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Matthew Berry of ESPN.com offered up his Fantasy Football 2014 “Likes” and “Dislikes”, making Marshawn Lynch, Doug Martin and Reggie Bush his least favorite fantasy picks.

Lynch, he says, gives him the “heebie jeebies”. 

“You hear all these off-the-field issues, he had the brief hold-out, showed up out of shape, they have really good (I mean really good) backups behind him. I always say I'd rather jump off the bandwagon a year too early than a year too late. Lynch will probably be great again this year. But since it costs me a first-round pick to enjoy it, it won't be on my team.”

Regarding Martin, Berry writes: “Running backs can have a lot of fantasy value on 60 percent of the carries, but will Martin? Not to the tune of being a top-14 player he won't, which is where he's going.”

Bush will have a much different role this year in Joe Lombardi's offense.

Check out more Fantasy Football picks and pans in the video below.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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