Todd Gurley ready to fight fantasy owner

Todd Gurley II isn’t having a great statistical year. Real or fantasy.

Then again, neither are the Los Angeles Rams.

But if you thought the Jeff Fisher situation was drama enough in Los Angeles, think again.

A season after gaining 1,106 rushing yards on 229 carries as a rookie, there was a lot of talk about the former Georgia Bulldog threatening Eric Dickerson’s 2,105 single-season rushing mark.

"One day you'll have that many too" - @EricDickerson to @TG3II inside his trophy room @RamsNFL pic.twitter.com/nLOUSnbcaD
— Kyle Eversgerd (@SGERD5) June 23, 2016

But things aren’t looking as golden in Gurley’s second year as a pro.

After another ho-hum performance Thursday night against the Seattle Seahawks in which Gurley had 14 carries for 38 yards, fans started lashing out:

@TG3II if I ever see you in public we're fist fighting over your fantasy football performance this year
— Cody Hasek (@CodyHasek1) December 16, 2016

And Gurley fired back:

Pull up then. https://t.co/EmZBhVvZk0
— Todd Gurley II (@TG3II) December 16, 2016

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