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Looking backwards, yep.
Age and longevity has to factor into it. Johnson is 26 during the upcoming season. I think he'll continue for a few more years but damn that value is gonna tank in the next two seasons. Try getting anything for Lesean.
Evans is still very young and seems likely he will be relevant for a decade. So if that is the reasoning I can understand it. I just see too much advantage coming from Johnson in the short term (next two seasons) to worry about their relative values in 2019 and beyond.
David Johnson turned 25 years old on Dec 16 2016. He will not be 26 years old until mid December of 2017. But we talked about this before, and I like your answer that is depends on what side of the argument (or trade) you are on as far as how old you consider him.
Dont care about now. Football isnt being played until Sept. when the season stars he'll be 25 and 9 months, 26 before the season ends. To me thats 26 but people see it the way they want. Im treating this like a start up. In a start up i dont want to invest that much in a back that old cause im never going to get that value back again.
there aren't too many backs under 25 who have a history of production. You're pretty much saying you'll avoid backs. Which is fine but it just seems odd to call a 25yo "old". Unless she's an Olympic gymnast of course.
A couple tendencies of historical production at the RB position shows that their most productive years are their first six seasons in he league, and on average the rookie season is the worst of those six seasons.
I'll avoid backs in a start up who are going for top 3 overall value. 
