It isn't easy to find an elite RB like Dillon, but it is easy to find solid RBs who can carry the load for at least a year or two. Both BJGE and Stevan Ridley have been more productive thus far in the Pros than Trent Richardson. Granted it way to early on Richardson to say he isn't going to be an elite RB.
This is a passing league and I find spending a high draft pick on a RB is a little foolish in this era unless you are going to get the next Adrian Peterson. You can find a 1,000-1,200 yard back later in the draft and most teams are going with a RB by committee approach as it is.
(This part isn't in response to you, but to some of the sentiment on this board) Richardson has yet to show he was worth a first round pick to begin with. The whole stacking 8 and 9 players in a box to excuse his lack of production doesn't really fly when other RBs like Peterson, MJD, Chris Johnson, Darren McFadden, Frank Gore, etc. have all have performed in the past with horrible QBs and opposing defenses stacking the box. Elite RBs can perform elitely in those conditions. He could become an elite RB, but saying he hasn't because people stacked the box is a little disingenuous.
