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Updated Top 40 Running Back Rankings & Tiers

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18 min
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Sep 21, 2026
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Mon, September 21, 2026
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Aaron JonesAlvin KamaraBlake CorumBreece HallBucky IrvingChase BrownChristian McCaffreyChuba HubbardD'Andre SwiftDavid MontgomeryDerrick HenryJ.K. DobbinsJacory Croskey-MerrittJadarian Price
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Aaron Jones

PositiveUsage21:59

Aaron Jones is considered startable, especially with Jordan Mason out. While his lack of targets (one through two weeks) is unexpected, he remains a reliable option as the primary running back when healthy, as he was the only back to see a touch in his most recent game.

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Alvin Kamara

PositiveUsage17:07

Alvin Kamara has defied expectations of being 'cooked' by returning in week two with a significant workload, outperforming initial projections.

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Blake Corum

PositiveSleeper17:12

Blake Corum is preferred over Rico Dowdle and is viewed as a potential league winner if Kyren Williams were to get injured.

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Breece Hall

PositiveProjection8:33

Breece Hall is showing consistent receiving usage with 63 yards last week and back-to-back 14-point games; the Jets' offense is performing better than expected, and he could potentially flip Devon Achane in rankings if the team continues to impress.

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Bucky Irving

PositiveUsage11:42

Bucky Irving is seeing phenomenal usage with 5.5 targets per game, while teammates Kenneth Gainwell and Sean Tucker are non-factors; however, his fantasy ceiling is capped by the poor quality of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers offense.

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Chase Brown

PositiveUsage3:55

Chase Brown is maintaining a strong role with over 70% snap share in back-to-back games, averaging 5.5 targets per game, and retaining goal-line usage.

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Christian McCaffrey

NegativeUsage0:35

Christian McCaffrey has seen a decline in snap share (52% in week 2) compared to previous seasons, though blowout game scripts and travel may be contributing factors to his current usage.

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Chuba Hubbard

NegativeUsage15:32

Chuba Hubbard is a must-start fantasy asset regardless of matchup, currently averaging 19 fantasy points per game. His usage is secure due to the Jonathan Brooks injury, though there is minor long-term concern regarding Brooks potentially taking over later in the season.

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D'Andre Swift

NegativeValue13:16

D'Andre Swift is a must-start running back, but he is considered a 'sell high' candidate due to sharing the backfield with Kyle Manunga and his modest receiving usage of three targets per game.

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David Montgomery

NegativeProjection13:56

David Montgomery is considered startable after a strong week one, but his outlook is currently hampered by the abysmal Houston Texans offense; his value is expected to improve once Nico Collins returns to the lineup.

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Derrick Henry

PositiveProjection5:35

Derrick Henry is performing as the RB1, averaging 26.5 fantasy points per game with four touchdowns, and historically tends to improve as the season progresses.

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J.K. Dobbins

NegativeUsage6:52

J.K. Dobbins has been disappointing due to a lack of receiving usage, drawing only two targets through the first two weeks, though he maintains 20+ opportunities per game. He also suffered a recent injury, though reports suggest he may be fine; he is currently part of a potentially messy three-man committee in Denver.

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Jacory Croskey-Merritt

NegativeBust18:34

Jakory Croskey-Merritt is ranked at 35 but is considered a desperation start only; he faces a poor offensive line, bad quarterback play from Marcus Mariota, and lacks involvement in the passing game.

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Jadarian Price

PositiveValue18:24

Jadarian Price is viewed as a priority over Travis Etienne and Quinshon Judkins. Pending his injury status, he is expected to move near the top of his current tier.

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Jahmyr Gibbs

PositiveProjection0:20

Jahmyr Gibbs is viewed as potentially untouchable and a candidate for the S tier if Bijan Robinson's situation in Atlanta continues to struggle; however, he is currently considered unusable in fantasy football due to a split backfield with Tyler Allgeier and the poor performance of the Arizona Cardinals offense, though his role may expand as he recovers from his high ankle sprain.

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James Cook

PositiveUsage3:27

James Cook is considered a mid-RB1 rest-of-season, supported by strong snap shares (74% in week 2, 72% in week 1) and consistent target volume, despite Josh Allen vulturing rushing touchdowns.

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Javonte Williams

PositiveUsage9:04

Despite a disappointing week, Javonte Williams maintains a highly valuable role, receiving every touch in the Denver offense and averaging 16 fantasy points per game despite only 35 rushing yards per game.

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Jonah Coleman

NegativeProjection20:04

Jonah Coleman is being considered for a higher ranking than J.K. Dobbins, and he is viewed as an interesting option if Dobbins were to miss time.

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Jonathan Taylor

NegativeValue0:33

Jonathan Taylor is being ranked ahead of Christian McCaffrey following a strong performance, though there is concern that a lack of weapons like Alec Pierce could lead to defenses stacking the box against the Colts.

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Jonathon Brooks

NegativeInjury15:50

Jonathan Brooks is currently dealing with an injury that has solidified Chuba Hubbard's role, though Brooks remains a potential threat to take over the backfield later in the season.

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Josh Jacobs

NegativeValue20:36

Josh Jacobs is rising in rankings, but his fantasy value is tempered by a poor Packers offensive line and his current injury status, which keeps him from being a 'set it and forget it' RB1/RB2.

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Kenneth Gainwell

NegativeUsage20:08

Kenneth Gainwell is currently just a handcuff averaging 12 rushing yards per game, but he could become an exciting fantasy asset if Bucky Irving were to get injured.

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Kenneth Walker III

PositiveProjection1:43

Kenneth Walker is officially being moved ahead of Christian McCaffrey in rankings and is considered a candidate for the S tier if he continues his current performance level.

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Kyle Monangai

PositiveSleeper17:10

Kyle Monangai is preferred over Rico Dowdle and is considered a potential league winner if D'Andre Swift were to get injured.

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Kyren Williams

NegativeProjection10:09

Kyren Williams' ranking is subject to change based on his performance tonight; he currently has a 45% chance to score 16+ fantasy points, with his outlook heavily influenced by Blake Corum's usage.

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MarShawn Lloyd

NegativeBust19:42

MarShawn Lloyd is a technical starter for the Packers but is not a viable lineup option, as he is averaging only six fantasy points per game.

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Quinshon Judkins

NegativeProjection17:32

Quinshon Judkins is averaging 8.5 fantasy points per game. While there is faith in his talent, his fantasy value is severely capped by the poor performance of the Cleveland Browns offense, which limits him to 27 rushing yards per contest.

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Rachaad White

NegativeUsage20:16

Rachaad White played 52% of snaps and saw significant usage as a receiver recently, though the blowout nature of the game against the Dallas Cowboys makes it difficult to determine if this usage is predictive.

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Rhamondre Stevenson

NegativeRole19:14

Rhamondre Stevenson is expected to continue receiving work alongside Trevian Henderson. He is currently viewed as a startable option only if Henderson is benched or injured.

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Rico Dowdle

NegativeRole15:54

Rico Dowdle is being moved down in rankings because he is trapped in a poor offense and functions only as a handcuff; he lacks the league-winning upside that other backups possess if their respective starters were to get injured.

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RJ Harvey

NegativeInjury17:37

R.J. Harvey is ranked at 34 following an injury in practice that caused him to miss Sunday's game.

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Tony Pollard

NegativeBust19:36

Tony Pollard has zero fantasy interest as he is averaging only six fantasy points per game on the Tennessee Titans.

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Travis Etienne

NegativeUsage15:11

Travis Etienne Jr. is currently considered unusable for fantasy purposes. While he maintains a lead-back role, his overall usage is concerning, his performance has been poor, and he is being moved down in rankings to the TreVeyon Henderson range as he is not currently comparable to David Montgomery.

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Zamir White

NegativeProjection4:59

Zamir White would be an A-tier running back if the Raiders offense were better; he is seeing high volume with 81% snap share and 28 opportunities in his last game.

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Episode Transcript

483
0:00I would have moved Bejan Robinson down
0:01to the A tier in these rankings. If it
0:03wasn't for the hope of Michael Penn
0:06playing on Thursday, sounds like Penn is
0:08going to be good to go. If you watch the
0:10Atlanta Falcons in week two, I'm sure
0:12you no longer have eyeballs. You went
0:14blind. But Penn hopefully will give this
0:17offense some life and hopefully Bejan
0:20Robinson can compete for Jir Gibbs. If
0:23this falls apart on Thursday, then all
0:25of a sudden Jamir Gibbs is in the S tier
0:28by himself where Gibbs truly looks
0:30untouchable. Now, moving over to the A
0:33tier, I'm going to be putting Jonathan
0:35Taylor ahead of Christian McCaffrey.
0:37Jonathan Taylor single-handedly saved me
0:40for being the lowest scoring team in the
0:42Flock League this past week. Thank you
0:44JT so much for carrying my team. 27
0:47fantasy points to the first two. I will
0:49say I'm a little bit concerned about
0:51this Indianapolis Colts offense though
0:53if we have no Alec Pierce just because
0:55their weapons are going to be so bad
0:57that they can probably just have the
0:59opposing defenses stack the box against
1:01them. Now our next guy is going to be
1:03Kenneth Walker. I am officially moving
1:05Kenneth Walker ahead of Christian
1:07McCaffrey. While Christian McAffrey in
1:09week two gave you a really cool 22
1:12fantasy points, he still only played 52%
1:16of the snaps. Now, McAffrey top five
1:18running back very easily, right? I don't
1:20want to overreact to the usage that we
1:21had with McAffrey for the first two
1:23games is I think we can make a lot of
1:25excuses here. One, the first game he
1:28played on the other side of the planet.
1:31Secondly, in the week 2 matchup against
1:34the Miami Dolphins, the spread on the
1:36game was like 15 points and it was a
1:40complete blowout. So, I don't want to
1:42raise the red flags too high with
1:45Christian McCaffrey, but it is worth
1:47noting that so far through the first two
1:49weeks, the role has not been the same
1:51for McAffrey as we've seen in previous
1:53seasons. And Walker, Jonathan Taylor
1:56look like absolute beast. And another
1:59performance like what we just had from
2:01Kenneth Walker. He will be an S tier
2:03running back pretty easily. I can't
2:05believe I traded this dude away. Now,
2:07moving over to the B tier, James Cook's
2:09going to lead us off. Now, James Cook in
2:11week 2 had 74% of the snaps. In week 1,
2:14he had 72% of the snaps. He's had seven
2:17targets so far. Now, he hasn't done
2:19anything with those targets. I still
2:21believe that James Cook is a mid RB1
2:25very easily rest of the way. The
2:27problem's been Josh Allen is vulturing
2:29those rushing touchdowns, and that's
2:31probably going to be a problem you have
2:32to deal with all season. Going over to
2:35Chase Brown, I don't want to overreact
2:36here to his first two games because very
2:39similar to James Cook, he just played
2:41back-to-back games with over 70% of the
2:43snaps. As long as Joe Burrow's healthy,
2:46this offense is going to be good. Chase
2:47Brown has the role while Sam Pion gets
2:50on the field some. Chase Brown still
2:52gets the goal line usage and a ton of
2:54targets out of the back field, averaging
2:56five and a half targets per game. He's
2:57going to be just fine. Now going over to
2:59Ashton Genty. If the Raiders offense was
3:02better, he would very easily be an A
3:04tier running back for us. I'm a little
3:06bit concerned that this Raiders offense
3:09isn't that good. And while yes, the
3:11Raiders are 2 and 0, they played the
3:13Miami Dolphins and then the fraud Los
3:16Angeles Chargers. But with that being
3:18said, Genty just played 81% of the snaps
3:21and had 28 opportunities this past week
3:24and a game in which he left for a small
3:26duration to get his ankle checked out.
3:27So that snap rate would have been even
3:29higher if Mike Washington didn't have to
3:32go in there for a few plays to make sure
3:33Genty was healthy. And then Derrick
3:35Henry here at nine. Derrick Henry an
3:38absolute beast in a full BBR format. Of
3:41course he's not going to have the same
3:42receiving work that we have from any
3:44other running back that we've talked
3:45about in this video. But so far it
3:47hasn't mattered because he has scored
3:49four touchdowns and he's averaging 26
3:51and a half fantasy points per game so
3:53far this season is the running back one.
3:55And while typically with these older
3:56running backs we want to say, "Oh,
3:58okay." They may um lose some steam as
4:01the season goes on, in the case of
4:03Derrick Henry, it's literally been the
4:05opposite through his NFL career.
4:07Typically only gets better as the season
4:10progresses. Now, moving over to the
4:12seeds here, we are going to have Amari
4:13Hampton. Now, honestly, with Hampton, if
4:17we get official word on a couple things,
4:19one, Saquon Barkley being healthy, um
4:22Barkley will flip him. And then also
4:25with Achan, if the Miami Dolphins
4:27weren't just the worst team in the NFL,
4:28Achan would be ahead of him as well.
4:30Ultimately, Hampton has been really
4:32disappointing, specifically with, I
4:35guess, one, the Chargers are frauds, and
4:37two, on top of this, the receiving usage
4:40just simply hasn't been there. He has
4:42drawn a total of two targets so far this
4:45season. Yes, two targets. So, I am
4:48concerned about that with Hampton. Um
4:50but ultimately he is still seeing 20
4:53plus opportunities a game going into the
4:55future. He has the touchdown upside. He
4:57did fumble at the end of this past week,
4:58but um I think he can be a low-end RB1,
5:01high-end RB2, but he can't be the league
5:03winning running back with his Chargers
5:05offensive line not looking great and
5:08with Justin Herbert again looking
5:10mediocre at best. Now going over to the
5:13Dtier, Breeall is going to be leading us
5:14off. Now, Breeall, you have the
5:17receiving usage with 63 receiving yards
5:20this past week. Very consistent, 14
5:23points, back-to-back games at the very
5:25minimum. And now, Brilin Allen did
5:27vulture him. But the main thing that I
5:29would be excited about if you have Bree
5:31Hall is the offense looks a lot better
5:32than you expected it to coming into the
5:34season. And there is a very real chance
5:36that if the Jets continue to impress in
5:39week three that Bree Hall ends up having
5:42to flip Devon Aan in our ranks. Now,
5:44Javvante Williams did have a
5:45disappointing week, too. But with that
5:47being said, he is still getting every
5:49single touch in this Dallas Cowboys
5:51offense. He's averaging 16 fantasy
5:54points per game with only 35 rushing
5:57yards per game. So, again, I honestly
5:59don't think he is anywhere close as
6:01talented as any other running back we've
6:03talked about in this video, but the role
6:05is one of the most valuable roles in the
6:07entire NFL. Now, honestly, the Kairen
6:10Williams ranking may change a bit
6:11depending on what ends up happening in
6:13the game tonight. Um, right now, I will
6:15say for this game tonight between the
6:16Rams and Giants, Rams are heavily
6:18favored here. 74% chance to win this
6:20game. 6 and 12 point spread. Um, if we
6:23look at the fantasy points PPR player
6:26prop right now, we can see that Kairen
6:29Williams has a 45% chance to score 16 or
6:32more fantasy points. Obviously, a lot of
6:34this has to do with the Blake Cororm
6:36usage. Now, I'll be live streaming
6:38tonight updating you with what happens
6:39with Karen Williams, updating my
6:40rankings. And of course, if you wanted
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6:59state other than Nevada. Now going over
7:02to our next name with Bucky Irving. The
7:05usage looks phenomenal right for Bucky.
7:07Um Kenneth Gainwell is an afterthought.
7:10Sean Tucker is not even active for these
7:12games and Buckyy's getting what you
7:14would want in terms of the receptions.
7:17He has five and a half targets per game
7:19so far through the first two. Um the
7:21problem with this is the Tampa Bay
7:23Buccaneers offense is just straight up
7:26garbage. Now going over to Jeremiah
7:28Love. Jeremiah Love is unusable in
7:30fantasy football right now. Now, we are
7:33going to assume that the rookie expands
7:35his role as time goes on, especially
7:37knowing that he was coming into the
7:39season with the high ankle sprain. Now,
7:41I'll admit, of course, that he is going
7:44to be much lower than this in my week
7:46three rankings, in my week four
7:47rankings, in my week five rankings,
7:49because Tyler Algier is playing just as
7:51much as him right now. And this Arizona
7:53Cardinals offense is straight up booty
7:56cheeks. Now, DeAndre Swift at 18 is
8:00going to be way higher than Jeremiah
8:01Love in my week three ranks, but Swift
8:03is sharing his backfield with Kyle
8:05Manunga, right? And that Kyle Manunga
8:07usage is the reason we add DeAndre Swift
8:09as that sell high candidate after week
8:11one. And also, it's not like Swift is
8:13getting anything crazy as a receiver.
8:16Just like a baseline, three targets per
8:18game so far, but still a mustart running
8:20back of course. And then Cam Scataboo,
8:22we'll see what he ends up doing tonight.
8:24I'll update you in the live stream after
8:25the game. Um, right now if we look at
8:27his markets on Poly Market US, he has a
8:3045% chance to score 13 or more fantasy
8:34points. Now, moving over to the E tier,
8:36we are going to have David McGomery
8:38kicking us off. Now, the problem with
8:41Montgomery is the Houston Texans offense
8:44is just abysmal with no Nico Collins.
8:47Now, the hope that you have here is that
8:50David McGomery is going to be a much
8:52better option once Nico comes back.
8:55Whether that's in weeks three, four,
8:58five, we don't exactly know right now.
8:59It's trending towards week four. Um, the
9:02receiving usage isn't exactly there.
9:03Woody Marx is playing a lot, but still,
9:06I mean, McGomery balled out week one, so
9:08you have to assume that he is startable.
9:11Bashel Tudin has a pretty good workload.
9:13Now, I will say Laquent Allen's taking
9:15some stuff as a receiver, right? Which
9:16makes it difficult to say that Tuton is
9:19like a jam as a um high-end running
9:21back, too, but he is the lead back in
9:24this Jacksonville Jaguars offense. Week
9:26two was a tough matchup against the
9:28Denver Broncos, right? I still think
9:30that this Denver defense is a pretty
9:32good defense overall. Now, Chuba Hubard
9:35at 22 for the time being is an absolute
9:39monster. 19 fantasy points per game.
9:42Now, um, week one, very weird game
9:45environment against Chicago. Week two,
9:47the Carolina Panthers stopped on
9:49Atlanta, knowing that Atlanta had no
9:50quarterbacks, but the Jonathan Brooks
9:53injury and the Hubard usage already in
9:56week one just makes it where you are
9:58starting this dude every single week
10:00regardless of matchup. I may be a little
10:02bit concerned about the talent profile
10:03and maybe Jonathan Brooks takes
10:05something near the end of the season,
10:06but as it stands right now, I mean,
10:08Hubard is the freaking man. Now, Travis
10:10ETN looks unusable right now. I I have
10:13Travis CTN on my fantasy team. I did
10:16everything I could to try to sell him
10:19before week two. We had him on the sell
10:20high video. The biggest regret that I
10:23have in life is the fact that I traded
10:24for this dude before the season started.
10:27I thought Alvin Kamara was cooked
10:29chicken and then Kamara all of a sudden
10:31is back in freaking week two already
10:33taking a decent amount of work. Now, ETN
10:36did get a touchdown called back this
10:38past week, and if that touchdown would
10:40have stood, he would be outscoring
10:42Bashel Tuton so far this year. Hell,
10:44he'd be outscoring Cam Scataboo from a
10:46points per game perspective. But the
10:47usage is very concerning, and Travis ETN
10:50just looks like Booty Cheeks himself.
10:52Quinn Sean Judkins, eight and a half
10:53fantasy points per game. But I still
10:55have faith here in the talent. The
10:58problem is the Cleveland Browns offense
11:00is so bad that Judkins is averaging 27
11:02rushing yards per contest. And then
11:04going over to Jadarian Price. Um I don't
11:07have the injury updates with Price just
11:10yet. If Price is a-okay, zero hesitation
11:13with the injury stuff going into this
11:16next week. I would say that we probably
11:19move Price I want to say we definitely
11:21move Price near the top of this tier.
11:23I'd way rather have him over ETN and
11:25Judkins. Now moving over to the F tier,
11:28we are going to be led off with Trevian
11:30Henderson. Um, Henderson we had as that
11:32bill low candidate blah blah blah. Y'all
11:34already stand it. I still stand by. I
11:36think he has the upside overre. I want
11:39to see him in the backfield. He's more
11:41exciting of a player. But he didn't draw
11:45a target this past week. He is very
11:47inconsistent and no matter what I
11:50desire, the fact of the matter is I
11:53think he'll expand his role as time goes
11:54on, but Remadre is still going to be
11:56getting work. Now Jaylen Borin as our
11:58next name. The problem with Warren is he
12:01plays for the Pittsburgh Steelers who
12:03look like one of the worst offenses in
12:04the league this past week. So I don't
12:07want to be super excited about Jaylen
12:09Warren. I again I don't think I would
12:11want to start him and I don't think he's
12:13the same talent level that you have from
12:15Judkins. And then with Raadre Stevenson
12:18specifically, I really only think that
12:20you can start Raadre at this point if
12:23Trevian goes down or something happens
12:25to get Trevian Henderson benched, which
12:28very much is a possibility. I mean, we
12:29saw Trevon Henderson get benched in the
12:32NFL playoffs, so it could still happen.
12:35Now, going over to our Gtier, we are
12:36going to have Josh Jacobs continuously
12:38moving up these rankings. Now, a problem
12:40that we have with Jacobs here though is
12:43even when we get him back, which at this
12:46point may be in weeks five, six, seven,
12:49sometimes around there, um the offensive
12:51line looks so bad that I don't want to
12:54go out there and move Josh Jacobs to a
12:57range in which he is just a set it and
12:59forget it, lowend RB1, high-end RB2. Um,
13:02I think it will be a little bit tougher
13:04to rank him that highly because this
13:06Packers offensive line is garbage and
13:08you obviously don't have him for the
13:10time being either. So, we have a slight
13:13discount here with Josh Jacobs. Now,
13:17moving over to our next name, we are
13:19going to have Aaron Jones. Aaron Jones
13:22with no Jordan Mason very much looks
13:24startable. The frustrating thing that
13:26you have with Aaron Jones is he has one
13:28target so far through the first two
13:30weeks this year, which if anything is a
13:33little weird because I would have
13:35assumed that that kind of would have
13:37been Aaron Jones's role in this offense.
13:39I'd have assumed that he would have been
13:40the better receiving back. Jordan Mason
13:42being the better first and second down
13:43back, but yeah, I mean, he was pretty
13:45much the only running back to see a
13:47touch this past week when he was in the
13:48game when he was healthy. So, I still
13:50think you can rely on him for sure. Then
13:54going over to Rico Dattle. Um, this is a
13:57garbage garbage offense and he looks
13:59like he is just a handcuff. Honestly, at
14:01this point, I'm gonna tweak some of
14:03these rankings in the E tier one. I
14:05think I honestly probably should move
14:07the Travis ETN Judkins range down to the
14:10Trevian Henderson range as I don't think
14:13ETN's comparable to like David McGomery
14:15at the moment. I think we should
14:16probably also move Rico Dattle down
14:19these rankings as well, just because
14:21this is such a bad offense here for the
14:24Pittsburgh Steelers. So, let me go ahead
14:26and update this right now for y'all. All
14:28right, there we go. Because I think I
14:30would way rather have Kyle Manungai, way
14:32rather have Blake Cororum over Rico
14:34Dattle at this point. I have way more
14:36faith in their respective offenses. And
14:38the reality of the situation is I
14:41wouldn't want to start any of these guys
14:43unless we were to get an injury to the
14:45player in front of them. Again, DeAndre
14:47Swift goes down. I think Kyle Manungai
14:49can be a league winner. Kron Williams
14:50goes down. I think Blake Cororm can be a
14:52league winner. I don't know if I can say
14:53the same thing about Rico Dattle if
14:55Jaylen Warren were to get injured. And
14:57then R.J. Harvey will be down here at
14:5834. Um, a very interesting week for
15:00Harvey. He gets injured himself in
15:02practice. He ends up missing Sunday. So,
15:03you'd think he would fall down these
15:04rankings dramatically. And then JK
15:06Dobbins also gets injured in this game.
15:09Now, it sounds like Dobbins may end up
15:12um being fine. I'm going to have Jakory
15:15Crosky Merit at 35. So, with JCM, couple
15:17problems. One, this is one of the worst
15:19offensive lines in the league. Two, this
15:21is going to be some of the worst
15:22quarterback play in the league with
15:23Mariota. And three, Jaory Crossit's not
15:26going to catch the ball out of the
15:27backfield. So, while technically, yeah,
15:28he's the starting running back. While
15:30technically, yeah, you can look at him
15:32as a desperation start, I'd never want
15:34to get him in. Um, Tony Pard is our next
15:37guy. Tony Pard's averaging six fantasy
15:38points per game and he's on the
15:39Tennessee Titans. Zero interest. Marshon
15:42Lloyd had a chance to be the starting
15:44running back year for the Packers. He
15:45averaged six running
15:48he averaged six fantasy points per game.
15:51So again, these are like the technical
15:53starters for their offenses, but um you
15:56can't get them in your lineup. Uh JK
15:58Dobbins is the literal worst. Honestly,
16:00at this point, would I be crazy to rank
16:04Jonah Coleman straight up over JK
16:07Dobbins? Kenneth Gainwell just a
16:09handcuff averaging 12 rushing yards a
16:12game right now. If Bucky were to go
16:14down, I think Gainwell is exciting.
16:16Rashad White is technically outscoring
16:18Jaka Crossit. Rashad White played 52% of
16:21the snaps this past week and he had a
16:23ton of usage as a receiver. Um, but at
16:26the same time, it was a blowout game
16:28against the Dallas Cowboys. I don't
16:29necessarily know how predictive that is
16:31going to be of the running back usage
16:32into the future. But again, all of H
16:34tier guys that are benchworthy, but you
16:37can't ever consider starting them. I
16:39would say the same thing with the high
16:41tier guys. These are your handcuffs that
16:44are benchworthy, but you could never
16:46consider starting Black. Alier, Mason,
16:49Coleman, Johnson, Brooks, Rodriguez. I
16:52will say Jonah Coleman is interesting if
16:55JK Dobbins misses. But for the time
16:58being, what we are hearing right now
17:00coming out of Denver is that JK Dobbins
17:04is good to go and if Dobbins is good to
17:06go this next week and RJ Harvey's back
17:09and healthy, it's just going to be a
17:11nasty threeman running back by committee
17:13or I wouldn't be super excited about
17:15anybody. So these H and I tier running
17:18backs, you can kind of rearrange in
17:19whatever order that you want. They're
17:21all disgusting and I wouldn't want to
17:23start any of them. But I think that's
17:24all I got for y'all. Again, I really
17:26appreciate you. And of course, if you
17:27wanted to check out the markets for
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17:44your first 10. But much love, ladies and
17:47gentlemen. I really appreciate you and I
17:49really hope we get to see you out in the
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