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Video: 10 most important running back questions in fantasy football with ETR's John Daigle
Last year, you look at teams that actually left one running back on the field for at least 90% of their snaps. Very, very rare in today's NFL. Only the 49ers, the Colts, and the Raiders actually, shout out Ashton Genty, did that for at least a quarter of their games. So, that would be my one argument in favor of Jonathan Taylor. It's that he's not really this guy who doesn't catch passes anymore. He pretty much had career-high fantasy numbers from receiving last year. We don't have a Naim Heind to really be worrying about these days.

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The co-host argues that Taylor's newfound pass-game floor may be underestimated, noting he had career-high fantasy numbers from receiving last year and the Colts no longer have Naim Hines to compete with him.

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