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Top 40 Running Back Rankings & Tiers (New)

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Oct 12, 2026
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Aaron JonesAshton JeantyBijan RobinsonBlake CorumBraelon AllenBreece HallBucky IrvingChase BrownChristian McCaffreyChuba HubbardD'Andre SwiftDavid MontgomeryEmanuel WilsonJadarian Price
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Aaron Jones

NegativeProjection14:35

Aaron Jones's fantasy viability is at risk due to his injury and the high probability of him missing this week due to a bye week. Additionally, the potential return of Jordan Mason in Week 7 creates a risk that Jones may no longer be a startable asset if bullish reports on Mason emerge.

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Ashton Jeanty

NegativeInjury8:11

Ashton Jeanty is difficult to rank due to an ankle/foot injury that has clearly hindered his performance. He played only 53% of snaps in his last outing and has failed to crack 20 fantasy points since week one. The source suggests it might be better for his long-term outlook if he missed time to get fully healthy.

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Bijan Robinson

NegativeValue0:29

Bijan Robinson is considered an incredible running back, but he is ranked slightly behind Kenneth Walker due to the tie-breaker of Walker having already completed his bye week.

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Blake Corum

NegativeValue17:45

Blake Corum is categorized as a premium handcuff running back.

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Braelon Allen

NegativeValue18:59

Braelon Allen is considered a startable option for the next week or two, but his fantasy value is expected to disappear once Breece Hall returns.

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Breece Hall

PositiveInjury15:16

Breece Hall is currently banged up but has a strong chance to return either this week or next. The fact that the team did not place him on IR suggests they do not expect a long-term absence.

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Bucky Irving

NegativeUsage13:26

Bucky Irving looked incredible with 24 opportunities and 165 yards against Dallas, but he remains in a committee, failing to crack 60% of snaps in three straight weeks. The source is hesitant to label him a top-10 rest-of-season back due to the committee role and a poor team offense.

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Chase Brown

PositiveValue8:50

Despite criticism regarding his 3.5 yards per attempt efficiency, Chase Brown remains a buy-low opportunity. He averages nearly 20 opportunities per game in a high-quality Cincinnati offense, and the source expects touchdown regression to favor him in the future.

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Christian McCaffrey

NegativeUsage2:27

Christian McCaffrey is no longer considered an S-tier running back because his volume has declined to career-lows, averaging 12.2 carries and 5 targets per game, the lowest marks since his rookie season.

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Chuba Hubbard

PositiveProjection10:34

Chuba Hubbard looks incredible and is averaging nearly 20 fantasy points per game in a strong Carolina offense. He is a locked-in top-12 running back unless Jonathan Brooks returns to command a significant 30% share of the backfield, which the source deems unlikely.

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D'Andre Swift

NegativeRole14:12

DeAndre Swift's fantasy value is currently capped by a committee backfield with Kyle Manungai. While Swift is expected to maintain the receiving role, he has not reached 20 fantasy points since Week 1.

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David Montgomery

NegativeInjury17:58

David Montgomery is expected to miss the next few weeks. He is currently averaging only 27 rushing yards per game, making him an undesirable start.

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Emanuel Wilson

NegativeProjection18:22

The source plans to move Emanuel Wilson significantly higher in upcoming weekly rankings, though there is concern that Zach Charbonnet's return could shift the backfield into a committee.

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Jadarian Price

NegativeProjection18:37

Jadarian Price is placed in the final tier of the source's running back rankings, with the source noting that his fantasy relevance may be over by the time he returns because Zach Charbonnet may have already taken over the backfield.

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Jahmyr Gibbs

NegativeUsage0:00

Jahmyr Gibbs presents a conflicting outlook; while he is averaging over 30 fantasy points per game with elite usage as both a receiver and rusher, he has been a disappointment in recent weeks, failing to play 50% of snaps in back-to-back games. Despite this recent usage dip, the source expects his talent profile to eventually lead to a larger role as the season progresses.

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James Cook

NegativeMatchup5:20

James Cook is discussed for upcoming game props, with betting markets showing a 50% chance of him scoring a touchdown and a 44% chance of scoring 16+ PPR points.

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Javonte Williams

NegativeUsage7:03

Javonte Williams is viewed negatively by the source, who notes he is the lead rusher for Denver but only averages seven fantasy points per game, leading to the conclusion that he is not a viable lineup option despite his consistent volume of 19 opportunities per game.

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Jaylen Warren

NegativeUsage11:58

Jaylen Warren has cemented himself as the starter in Pittsburgh and proven to be the superior talent over Rico Dowdle. However, his recent 90%+ snap share was inflated by Dowdle's absence, and the source expects his usage to regress toward a 70% snap rate.

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Jeremiyah Love

NegativeUsage9:28

Jeremiah Love has been a major disappointment, with his snap share dropping below 50% in back-to-back weeks; he has only played 50% or more of snaps in one game this season. Despite high draft capital, his usage has been scaled back, though the source expects him to eventually command more work from Tyler Allgeier.

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Jonathan Taylor

PositiveUsage1:56

Jonathan Taylor remains the source's RB1 for their own fantasy team. Despite a disappointing recent week against a tough matchup, Taylor maintains elite volume, averaging 23-24 opportunities per game.

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Jordan Mason

NegativeRole14:53

Jordan Mason is expected to return in Week 7 and likely enter a committee with Aaron Jones, where Mason would handle rushing duties while Jones takes the receiving work.

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Josh Jacobs

NegativeProjection15:02

Josh Jacobs could return in approximately two weeks if his time on the commissioner's exempt list counts toward a potential six-game suspension. Even if he returns, the Green Bay offensive line is considered 'horrific,' limiting his ceiling.

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Kalen Ballage

NegativeValue19:06

Kalen Ballage holds no standalone fantasy value and is considered a pure handcuff; he only becomes a potential league winner if Christian McCaffrey suffers an injury.

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Keaton Mitchell

NegativeRole19:04

Keaton Mitchell is viewed as a pure handcuff who holds no standalone value unless Christian McCaffrey suffers an injury, at which point he could become a league winner.

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Kenneth Walker III

PositiveValue0:29

Kenneth Walker is ranked ahead of Bijan Robinson primarily due to the tie-breaker of having already completed his bye week, which provides an extra game of availability for fantasy managers. The source expects their future fantasy points per game to be relatively similar.

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Kyren Williams

PositiveMatchup5:10

Kyren Williams is a strong play for his upcoming game, with betting markets indicating a 59% chance of him scoring a touchdown and a 43% chance of scoring 19+ PPR points.

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Ollie Gordon

NegativeProjection16:10

Ollie Gordon is a touchdown-or-bust running back with no receiving usage playing in one of the league's worst offenses, which caps his fantasy ceiling.

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Quinshon Judkins

NegativeInjury13:02

Quinshon Judkins is day-to-day with a foot/ankle injury, leading to a drop in his rankings. Even if healthy, his fantasy outlook is limited by a lack of receiving work in the Cleveland Browns offense.

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Rhamondre Stevenson

PositiveUsage11:09

Rhamondre Stevenson is a must-start running back for the next few weeks while Trevian Henderson is sidelined with an ankle injury. However, his value will decrease once Henderson returns, as the backfield will revert to a committee where Stevenson lacks the efficiency and explosiveness to be a high-end starter.

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RJ Harvey

NegativeUsage16:03

RJ Harvey is considered a legitimate talent, but his usage is limited to a receiving role; he has recorded only one game with more than three carries this season.

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Saquon Barkley

NegativeProjection12:24

Saquon Barkley is struggling, averaging only 5.5 fantasy points per game while dealing with a hamstring injury and playing behind a decimated Eagles offensive line. His only saving grace is that injuries to Will Shipley and Tank Bigsby have thinned out the competition for touches in that backfield.

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Tony Pollard

NegativeBust18:43

Tony Pollard is ranked very low because he averages only 8.5 fantasy points per game despite seeing 15 opportunities per week. The source notes he offers no real upside and prefers taking risks on other players.

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Travis Etienne

PositiveValue13:40

Travis Etienne is a riser in the rankings as he recovers from injury. He is expected to miss the next two weeks and return in Week 9 following the team's Week 8 bye. Once fully healthy, the source prefers him over players like Quinshon Judkins, Cam Akers, and Rhamondre Stevenson, making him a preferred hold if an IR slot is available.

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Tyler Allgeier

NegativeUsage10:22

Tyler Allgeier is currently competing for snaps with Jeremiah Love, though the source anticipates Love will eventually command a larger share of the backfield as the season progresses.

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Woody Marks

NegativeValue17:51

Woody Marks is a premium handcuff who is playable while David Montgomery is out, but his value will likely diminish to a committee role once Montgomery returns.

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Zach Charbonnet

PositiveBreakout16:51

Zach Charbonnet is expected to rise in rankings as he recovers from injury. While he may not be startable for a month or six weeks, he is viewed as the long-term running back one for the Seattle Seahawks, though some skepticism remains regarding his immediate upside.

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0:00If you wanted to tell me that Jir Gibbs belongs in his own tier rest of season away from Walker Bejon, I wouldn't argue
0:08against it because Gibbs is averaging over 30 fantasy points per game right now. Publicly stated that he's going for LT's touchdown record. The dude looks
0:18insane as a receiver, as a rusher. This is a phenomenal offense. They use him in garbage time. They use him in every
0:25scenario. So, Gibbs could be in his own tier if you wanted to make the argument.
0:29The reason I'm going to put Kenneth Walker ahead of Bejian Robinson is I would expect their fantasy points per game numbers in the future to be
0:37relatively close, but the gap that is there for me is going to be that Kenneth Walker has already gone through his
0:45by-week. So, you're going to get one extra game played from Kenneth Walker in comparison to Bejon. Now, the reason I make these lists every week is try to
0:54help you with trade value. And typically if I'm going through and evaluating trades, I would care if I'm going to get
1:01another 10 games out of one player versus another nine when we're using it as tie breakers inside these tiers. But obviously all three of these running
1:10backs can't go wrong with any one of them. They're all incredible in their own right. Now moving over to the A
1:16tier, we are going to have Jonathan Taylor. Jonathan Taylor is the running back one for my own fantasy team.
1:23Disappointing week this past week. Not the end of the world. Toughest matchup.
1:27And ultimately, if we just look at the underlying volume, it's still there. The big plays haven't been, but realistically, this man has had 23, 28,
1:3626, 24, 19 opportunities. So, he's averaging about 23 24 opportunities per game. Obviously, he is an absolute stud as well. Going to Christian McCaffrey,
1:47the volume's been down both as a rusher and a receiver. Like, if we look at this season, he's averaging 12.2 2 carries
1:54per game, which is the fewest mark that we have seen since his rookie year. And he's also averaging five targets per
2:01game, which is the fewest mark that we have ever seen from McAffrey. So, he's clearly no longer an S tier level
2:07running back, which he was early um last year and really throughout all of last season. But this is still a great
2:16offense. He's still a capable receiving back, so he can't touch the top guys, but he's pretty damn close. Derrick Henry looks incredible. I I have no idea how
2:27he is still doing this. 33 years old, every other one of these older running backs, like Ezekiel Elliott, right? Zeke was drafted in the same draft class as
2:38Dererick Henry was. Ezekiel Elliott was an elite NFL running back. And Zeke fell off, let me pull this up. How many years
2:48ago the man last had a thousand yard rushing season in 2021? And Dererick Henry 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026. Five
2:59years later, is still one of the best running backs in the league. This Baltimore Ravens offense looks great.
3:04There's a damn good chance you get Lamar Jackson back this week as well. Um, definitely the best running back that I
3:10have ever seen play, at least career-wise. Now, going to Kiran Williams. Kairen is going to be playing in tonight's game. I mean, we can throw
3:20James Cook here at the very end as well.
3:22I will be live after tonight's game going through and talking about everything that happened, updating the rankings. Right now, expectations are
3:30this going to be an incredibly high-scoring contest. We pull up Poly Market US, you have a 62% chance that the Los Angeles Rams are going to be
3:39winning this game. Going over to the player props, 59% chance that Kairen scores a touchdown. only a 50% chance that you get that from James Cook. And
3:48then if we look at the PPR markets, Kairen has a 43% chance of scoring 19 or more points. James Cook 44% chance of
3:56scoring 16 or more. Now, if y'all follow the Flockley, you know I need Daltton Concaid to perform well so we can send
4:02that 5,000 to the animal shelter in Austin. But obviously, if you want to check out any of these markets, um you
4:08can find the link to Poly Market US in the description comment section live chat. Sign up promo code flock. can get
4:14$25 added to your account after you deposit your first 10. Available in every state outside of Nevada. Now, going to the B tier, we will have
4:23Javvante Williams locked and loaded. Is he the most talented running back in the world? Um, no, he is not. But with
4:32Javvante, the volume is consistent. Even in a game in which the Dallas Cowboys look horrific this past week, he still scores
4:4014 fantasy points. I mean, if we go through and look at this, he is averaging about 19 opportunities a game.
4:48So, he's just a must-start running back.
4:51Expecting that this Dallas Cowboys offense is still an above average offense in general. Going to Ashton Genty. Genty is probably the toughest
4:58player to rank right now. Genty this past week, you can't take anything from it because obviously probably shouldn't have played. I thought he wasn't playing
5:05after missing practice on Friday. Game time decision. He ends up suiting up. He only plays 53% of the snaps in an
5:11absolute blowout. He is yet to crack 20 fantasy points since week one and he's very clearly hindered by this ankle/foot injury. So, if we were to go through and
5:22try to rank him right now, it is just incredibly difficult without knowing the injury status. It's almost better off if you were to have Genty like miss a week
5:30or two and then get to be fully healthy going into the future. And then Chase Brown will be our last running back. I
5:38know everybody wants to sit here and say Chase Brown is absolute garbage. Chase Brown averaging only three and a half yards per attempt so far this season.
5:48The man has scored a total of what? One touchdown over the past five weeks.
5:54That's like a 100 opportunities for one TD. Here's my thing. This dude's still averaging close to 20 opportunities a game. I still expect that the Cincinnati
6:04Bengals have a very good offense. So, I would almost view Chase Brown and Javvante in a similar light at this point where I can go, yeah, I mean,
6:15yeah, Samaji P Ryan looks better. Maybe Chase Brown has his problems, but it's a good offense. Guaranteed touches and I think the touchdowns will be here in the
6:24future. So, if anything, interesting by low opportunity on Chase Brown, but I know I've said that over the past few weeks. Moving to the C tier. This is
6:32where things begin to flatten out a bit.
6:34These top 11 running backs are absolute jams. The Ctier Chuba Hubard. Huard looks incredible. The one question that I'm going to have is will he have this
6:45workload all season? Like is there any world and there's probably not one, but is there any world in which Jonathan Brooks gets healthy and then Jonathan
6:55Brooks comes out and has 30% of this Carolina backfield? If that doesn't exist, then Chuba Hubard is just a locked and loaded top 12 running back.
7:05Belongs in the B tier. He's averaging almost 20 fantasy points per game. While at the same time, this is a very good
7:12Carolina Panthers offense. Now, Jaylen Warren here, again, he would be up in the B tier as a set it and forget it at
7:19top 10 running back, which is what he has been over the past month in our weekly rankings. He's been a set it and
7:25forget it top 10 name, but that's been in the instance in which Rico Dattle was missing and Jaylen Warren went from
7:32playing 37% of the snaps week one to 90% 97% 87% over the past three weeks. Now, he I think he has proven himself
7:43talentwise to be by far and away the better running back between him and Dowel. But what I'd be worried is the
7:5090% snap rate that Warren's had with no Rico Dattle goes down closer to a 70% snap rate and this isn't an incredible
7:58offense. So I think Warren comes down to earth just a bit, but obviously he has cemented himself as the starting running
8:06back in Pittsburgh. Bucky Irving looked incredible this past week. Legitimately did. He had 24 total opportunities, multiple touchdowns,
8:16165 rushing yards. And after failing to crack eight fantasy points in back-to-back weeks, he dropped 31 on Thursday night with everybody watching.
8:25My hesitation here with Bucky is he's still operating in a committee. Like he only played 54% of the snaps this past
8:32week. He has not cracked 60% of the snaps for three weeks straight. And this still projects to be a pretty bad
8:38offense. So, while he looks great, I think you should be really happy if you have him, especially knowing that he had
8:44the 30-point bomb against a garbage defense like the Dallas Cowboys. I don't know if I can lock and load Bucky to be
8:49a top 10 running back rest of the way.
8:52DeAndre Swift would be much higher in these rankings if we had Kyle Manungai out for this season. Now, it seems like
9:00we're not going to get Kyle Manungai back for a few weeks, but DeAndre Swift hasn't cracked 20 fantasy points since week one. While Kyle Manungai is
9:07healthy, looks like it is going to be a running back by committee. Swift should have the receiving role between the two
9:12backs though. Then going to Breezall.
9:16Breezall still banged up. Damn good chance that Breezall is back this week or next week though. Keep in mind he's missed two weeks. If they thought he was
9:24going to miss four plus, there's a good chance that they would have just gone ahead and they would have thrown him on
9:28the IR but they didn't. Then going to Jeremiah Love. Jeremiah Love has probably been the most disappointing running back and he's definitely been
9:38the biggest follower over the past two weeks for me cuz like we go back against the NerS when Jeremiah Love had 22
9:45fantasy points and the man had 26 total opportunities. I thought this dude was here. I thought he had fully broken out.
9:54But that has gotten scaled back where now he plays fewer than 50% of the snaps in back-to-back weeks. Now, we only have
10:02one game so far from this season where he's played 50% or more of the snaps, and that was that San Francisco game.
10:09So, in our weekly rankings, they'll continue to be lower than this. But, of course, he's a rookie running back that was selected at number three overall.
10:16So, I'm going to assume that based on his talent profile, as the year goes on, he does take more and more away from
10:22Tyler Algier.
10:24Now, the last running back in this tier is going to be Bashel Tutin. Bashel Tutin is a talented running back that is
10:30the lead running back for a very good Jacksonville Jaguars football team. So I would like to have him a little bit
10:36higher here. But the problem that we would have with that is one he is getting squeezed for the receiving work from Laquent Allen and two Chris
10:44Rodriguez is going in there when they get to the goal line. Like Rodriguez had two total touches I believe this past
10:51week and both of them came inside the five yard line. So, um, Bashel Tudin, incredibly talented running back. I would like to have him a lot higher than
10:59this. And again, you could move him all the way up to 12 if you really wanted to. I just don't think you could take
11:03him over like Chase Brown, Genty, or Javvante. Now, moving down to our D tier, we are going to be looking at
11:09Readadre Stevenson. So, it does sound like Trevian Henderson's going to be missing a little bit of time with this ankle injury. And Ramad is probably
11:17going to be a mustart running back while you have no Trevian. Now once Trevian comes back in then at that point this is
11:24going to go back to being a running back by committee where I don't think Radre is that explosive of a player that
11:29efficient that talented of a player. So Raandre will fall back down to earth quite a bit but over the next few weeks
11:35with no Trevy on Henderson especially if this offense is better with Drake May playing wellre is probably going to be a
11:42mustard RB. Now Cam Scataboo is a very difficult ranking because there are two things working against his favor. one, he doesn't exactly have the volume you
11:52would like to see overall where we can go through and point this out, but he has only had one game this season with
11:5920 or more opportunities. The other thing with this is he just hasn't been scoring fantasy points. Cam Scataboo has had a total of zero games this year with
12:0815 or more points scored. So, it is a concern. I don't think the fumble at the end of the game is going to impact his
12:15workload much at all to be honest. But again, I would primarily be worried about just the overall volumes he's had coming into this. Now, going to Saquon
12:24Barkley, I wish I could be higher on him than I am here, but he's averaging five and a half fantasy points per game.
12:32While on top of this, he's dealing with the hamstring injury and the Philadelphia Eagles offense looks horrific with all the offensive line um
12:40injury trades, retirement that they've had. So, this is a decimated Eagles O line. This Eagles team looks much much worse at this point than they have been
12:49over the past few years. Saquon Barkley is injured. The benefit that you get with Barkley though is you have the injuries to Will Shipley and Tank Bsby
12:59really thinning out any competition you could possibly see from him. Now moving to Quinn Sean Judkins. got official word today that it sounds like Quinn Shan
13:10Judkins is daytoday with this foot ankle injury that he has. So, there's a chance that Judkins plays this week. Um, I'm
13:19going to move him down the rankings again as you can already see down at RB22 just because of the injury uncertainty because even best case
13:27scenario, he's a healthy running back that's probably not going to have a ton of receiving work for the Cleveland Browns offense. Now, moving to the E
13:34tier, these are the running backs that I would begin to like to bench if you can afford it in the right circumstance.
13:40Travis ETN is a riser in our rankings.
13:43Um, just very similar to AG Brown. When these guys get injured, I'm going to nuke them down significantly in our ranks. And every week that goes by,
13:53they're going to climb up slowly. ETN's missed two of the four games that he should. Um, so we're going to get him
13:59back in week nine. He's going to miss the next two weeks. then this team has the week eight buy and once he is fully
14:05healthy I think honestly I'd probably rather have ETN over some of these names like Judkins scat and Madre you would be
14:13lower on him if you did not have an IR slot Kyle Manungai here as well um he may miss the same amount of time that
14:20you're going to have with Travis ETN missing um Kyle Manungai is going to be on a better offense between the two Kyle
14:26Manungi is also most likely a much better running back as well, but not going to be used as a receiver. DeAndre
14:35Swift is very serious competition. And of course, this is the other injured running back. Aaron Jones typically would be way, way, way higher than this
14:43in our weekly rankings. But the problem is there's a damn good chance that we are going to be seeing the by-week this week for the Vikings
14:53and then Jordan Mason coming back in week seven. So, if that happens, if we do get those bullish reports about Jordan Mason, there's a damn good chance
15:02that Aaron Jones just no longer is startable. And then the last running back in this tier is going to be Josh
15:08Jacobs. We have no idea if Josh Jacobs is going to be back, but um if Jacobs is announced that he is having to serve a
15:16six-game suspension and the time on the comm commissioner's exempt list does count towards that, Jacobs could be back in like two weeks. So, um, if that
15:26happens, he's probably a mid-r running back, too, in my rankings. The offensive line here in Green Bay is horrific, though, so I wouldn't expect him to be
15:34like some big-time league winner. I know it seems like maybe we're a little too high on all these running backs that are
15:39ranked like 23 through 26. The fact of the matter is there are like 18 good running backs in fantasy football. These
15:47guys that are 18 and above, I would classify them as good RBs. 19 through 22 are okay running backs. And then outside
15:54of the top 22 running backs, none of these guys are good. Like Trevian Henderson at 27 is a committee handcuffed style running back that's
16:03currently injured. I'm not excited about him. RJ Harvey is legit even with Jonah Coleman being injured, seeing no work.
16:10He's had one game this year with more than three carries. He's only a receiving back. Olly Gordon is a touchdown or bust running back with no
16:17receiving usage in one of the worst offenses in the NFL. So, like the ceiling is just going to be capped for
16:23Gordon even if he'll give you usable weeks. Amari and Hampton just isn't playing. Amari and Hampton's playing for one of the worst offenses in
16:32the NFL. Played 30% of the snaps this past week, 35% of the snaps the week prior. Like, realistically, hindsight being 2020, Amari Hampton was probably
16:43the worst fantasy football pick in drafts this year. If we exclude injuries, then going to Zack Sherbanet.
16:51Um, Zack Sherbanet is going to consistently rise up these rankings every week that goes by. I don't expect him to be back um this week, next week.
17:00I think it's going to take a couple weeks here for him to return in maybe a month or six weeks for him to maybe be
17:06startable in fantasy. But I do think at this point he's probably the long-term running back one for the Seattle Seahawks. Then Jaka Kroski Merritt. He's
17:16averaging a target and a half per game and less than 50 rushing yards per game.
17:20He's averaging nine fantasy points per game. And we had Rashad White injured for a decent little stretch here. So there's just no world in which I'd ever
17:27want to start him. Jordan Mason, he's probably going to come in be a running back in a committee with Aaron Jones
17:35where Aaron Jones can have the receiving work, Jordan Mason won't. So I will almost view it very similar to like Jakori Krosky Merritt. And we don't know
17:42for sure the health of Jordan Mason.
17:45Blake Cororum as our next RB. Let me move myself over here so y'all can see this. Blake Cororm just a premium
17:51handcuff. Woody Marks a premium handcuff that actually probably does need a rise at this point because obviously looks like David McGomery is going to be
18:00missing the next few weeks. But the Houston Texans have a by-week in week eight. So my expectations will be probably Montgomery sits out week six,
18:09week seven. Woody Marx is playable over the next two and then goes back to being like a Jakori Crossra type where he's a
18:16committee running back in an offense you don't want anything to do with. David McGomery is the injured running back in that committee. Again, no world in which
18:22I want to start. McGomery is averaging 27 rushing yards per game. And then Emanuel Wilson is our last name here.
18:28I'm with Emanuel Wilson. He's going to be much higher in my weekly rankings this next week, but I'm worried that we
18:33get Zack Char coming in soon to turn this into a running back by committee.
18:37And then our last tier, Jadarian Price.
18:39It may be over by the time he comes back. Sharpet maybe has taken the back field. Tony Pard, I know this is
18:45incredibly low to rank him, but like this dude sees 15 opportunities a week and he's averaging eight and a half fantasy points per game. I would rather
18:52roll the dice than somebody like Zack Charbanet and just go, what if he can put it together? What if he can come
18:59back? Because you know what you get with Pard and it's nothing. Um, Brilan Allen maybe startable for another week or two
19:04until Bree is back. Then he goes to being nothing. Kalin Black is nothing unless CMC gets injured. Then he could be a league winner. JK Dobbins, yeah,
19:12he's the lead rusher for Denver. He's averaging seven fantasy points per game.
19:16There's nothing that could happen for me to put this dude in my lineup. Rico Dattle just looks like the handcuffed running back at this point to Jaylen
19:23Warren. Rashad White just looks like the handcuffed running back to JCM. Um, Brian Robinson handcuffed running back to Bejon. Tyler Algier handcuffed
19:32running back to Jeremiah Love. Katon Mitchell handcuffed running back to Amari Hampton. But obviously, you can reorder really any of these guys from 27
19:40to 47. They're all bad and I'm not excited about any of them. But I think that's all I got for you. I really
19:45appreciate you. I hope I was able to help you out in some way with this video. I really hope that your team is
19:50performing. You have a winning record.
19:52Your players are playing well.
19:53Hopefully, you don't have Amari and Hampton. But yeah, much love ladies and gentlemen. I really appreciate you. I'll be live during the game tonight on the
20:00Flockley channel. I'll be live after the game tonight talking about everything that happened and updating my rankings.
20:06And of course, you know, I'll be live on this channel every single day answering your fantasy football questions. So, please just make sure you're subscribed
20:12if you're not already. And yeah, much love, ladies and gentlemen. I really appreciate you and I'll see you out in the live stream later

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