0:00It is a great day to break down my week one running back rankings and tiers along with the bigger picture question
0:06that often during the season will be along the lines of upcoming strength of schedules, buy lows, sell highs, best wave for wire pickups, things of that
0:13nature. But week one's here, everyone absolutely jacked up. Let's talk some football and start off with our tier one, the big three. Same guys we've been
0:21talking about throughout the offseason, but yes, RB1 Jir Gibbs going up against the Saints. 25.1 half PPPR points per game in eight career contests with Dave
0:30Montgomery being out or limited wheels up for Mr. 101. RB2 Bejan Robinson against the Steelers would be a lot cooler if we had, you know, a good
0:38possibility of having a decent quarterback under center, but alas, we cannot all have nice things. Either way, guys, Rotoire projections have Bejon
0:45racking up the most touches of week one.
0:47Yeah, got to feel good about that at least. And RB3 is going to be Christian McCaffrey in Australia. Aussie, Aussie, Aussie, oi, oi, oi. Gonna be again a
0:56Thursday night game, so make sure you get those lineups set early. But yeah, guys, I don't know how well the running
1:01room is going to be in San Fran. It wasn't great last year, but guess what?
1:04In full PPR, particularly when you're catching nearly 100 passes or over a 100 passes, doesn't really tend to matter.
1:10CMC did catch eight balls for 82 yards in the score and then eight more balls for 66 scoreless yards in his two
1:15matchups against the Rams last season.
1:17My key question for this tier is just what does Vegas have to say about these offenses? One thing you're going to hear
1:23me talk about a lot this season, Vegas implied team totals. Every game we're going to have obviously our spread and our overunder. So through that we can
1:30actually calculate what Vegas is saying about each and every team and how many points they are expecting to score. So this was kind of the nucleus for
1:37drafting Jir Gibbs over Bjun Robinson guys because as we're seeing in week one, the Lions are implied to score the second most points of any offense this
1:44week. The 49ers are tied for 16th. I would expect that to be higher in future contests, not against Miles Garrett and
1:50company. The Falcons though just 28. So coming in as a bottom five offense.
1:55Again for me that was a tiebreaker for Gibbs and Bejon. Still my RB2. Not expecting to be bad or anything but just
2:01certainly something to keep in mind about the overall firepower of these offensive environments.
2:07Tier two. I got no doubt RB1. Starting off with RB4 Chase Brown going up against the Buccaneers. Tampa allowed an NFL high 860 receiving yards to opposing
2:16RBs last season. Chase Brown ended last season with 14 I should say. Sorry. 10 straight top 14 PPR finishes. Pretty pretty pretty pretty good if you ask me.
2:26RB5, I got Saquon Barkley going up against a Commander team that he has owned for basically his entire career, but specifically since he joined the
2:33Eagles. Seriously guys, four games against this group. Buck 46, two touchdowns. Buck 50, two touchdowns. 118 yards and three touchdowns in that NFC
2:42Championship game. And then last year at the end of the season, 132 yards and another touchdown. Saquon owns this group. expecting big things for this
2:49Eagles offense at least for week one.
2:51RB6, I got Derrick Henry going up against the Colts. We do have Baltimore sitting as comfortable three and a half point favorites. And when Derrick Henry
2:57is a favorite, guys, things usually do go quite well. When Baltimore has won over these past two seasons, he has averaged 117 rushing yards and over one
3:05rushing touchdown per game. When they've lost, that's dropped to 84.8. So, not horrible by any stretch in the imagination either way. But yeah,
3:12Derrick Henry, RB6 for me, even higher than where you probably drafted him. RB7 Devon Aan no longer on that RB1 borderline because guess what? We get to
3:22face the Raiders in week one. If there was a week to feel confident about Malik Willis and Devon Achan, it is certainly
3:27this one. RB8 Omar and Hampton now at home against the Cardinals. Just a great spot overall. Okay, we have Keaton Mitchell banged up. Who knows if he's
3:35even going to be able to play and the Chargers are sitting pretty as doubledigit home favorites against the Cardinals defense. That was actually the
3:41third worst group in PPR points per game allowed the position. Just please, please, injury gods, we beg you, leave this offensive line alone. RB9, I got
3:50James Cook against the Texans, and this is lower than usual because it is the Texans. But even then, man, ferocious Will Anderson le defense aside didn't
3:58stop Cook from going for over 100 yards and scoring a touchdown against them last year. RB10, Jonathan Taylor against the Ravens got him a little bit down
4:05there because I'm scared about what this group could look like with Daniel Jones coming off the Achilles. Also do have a
4:10lot of respect for Jesse Mentor and that Ravens defense as well. So obviously as Jonathan Taylor, we're starting no matter what. But seriously guys, last
4:17year, weeks 1 through 10, 27 PPR points a game for JT. Weeks 12 through 18 though, once Daniel Jones was injured,
4:25just 12.6. That was good for only RB23 status. We'll see what happens after week one. I'm just worried that no, the
4:32Daniel Jones le Colts aren't going to be as bad as the Philip Rivers le Colts, but I don't know. Could be more so in
4:37the middle, a little bit more towards the bad side. We'll see here soon enough.
4:41Key question though for this tier and it is a reason to still believe in Jonathan Taylor at least to an RB1 extent. What
4:47coaching staffs have been most willing to leave one single running back on the field for large portions of the game?
4:52And yeah, we do see the Colts stand out here. So I basically took every game last year and looked at again the
4:57percentage of games I should say that a coach left a running back on the field for 60 75 or 90% of the snaps and the
5:04top three offenses in that 90% category which is virtually unheard of in the year 2026. We had the Colts at number
5:10one at 29% and then the 49ers and Raiders there as well. So feeling very good again about not only Jonathan Taylor but also Devon AM we see him
5:18popping up pretty highly as well just being on the field long enough to again likely overcome too many issues with their offense. It's not ideal but you
5:27know what getting 30 touches you have a way to kind of overcome those sorts of things. Tier three I got lead backs with
5:34smashable matchups. Okay, let off by RB11 Javvante Williams going up against a Giants defense that was already dead last in EPA allowed per rush last season
5:42and that was with Dexter Lawrence. So, New DC, they still got plenty of talent in that front seven. Added Arville Reese
5:47and everything, but yeah, Javvante Williams could certainly fall into the end zone multiple times during pretty much any matchup and it would not
5:54surprise us. RB12, I got DeAndre Swift getting a nice jump here. Okay, the Panthers ranked only 27th in EPA allowed per rush last season. And Mungai, I
6:03would say, looking pretty doubtful for this one with that week- toeek designation in the knee injury. Feeling good about Swift, especially now that
6:09his uh apparently severe practice injury was a cramp.
6:14I just cannot believe how excited, not excited, how devastated we get over a lot of nothing, guys. And I'm happy for
6:22training camp to be over for that big reason. So, prayer circle DeAndre Swift.
6:26Hopefully the cramp isn't of the multiple week variety. He's fine and thankfully he is cuz I think he's going to smash here as long as sideline for a
6:34great Bears offense in a good spot against the Panthers. RB13, I got Travis Etien going up against the Lions. I just
6:41think this one could be a bit of a sneaky shootout. Not expecting Alvin Camaro to be out there in the early
6:45going. So, yeah, should be a featured every down workhorse role against a tough Lions run defense. But that said, could see the Saints taking advantage of
6:53the secondary and Etchen accordingly being a big part and catching plenty of passes. RB1 14, I got Bree Hall going up
6:59against the Titans. Honestly, a testament to how freaking good Titans Dlineman Jeffrey Simmons is that this wasn't a horrible group in terms of
7:06their fantasy points per game allowed to running backs last season. So, yeah, I could see Bree Hall and the Jets offense
7:12having a good performance. Not overly scared of this Robert Solid leg group or anything, but RB14 felt good for me, particularly with us still needing to
7:19make sure that Breeze is in fact 100% coming off that groin injury. Speaking of injuries, guys, going to list a lot
7:25of these on the screen right now for our YouTube peeps. Audio, hey, check out rotoire.com. First of all, I will have
7:31all this stuff written up as well, so if you're into reading, you can check that out. Also, we have fantastic injury
7:36report and practice participation pages that will be throughout the week. So moral of the story, most of the big names that you're going to see on the
7:43screen, your Ashen Genties, your Bree Halls, your Jeremiah Loves, not too concerned. Love would be the most concerning with a 50-50 chance to play
7:50in week one per Mike Garop. But yeah, most of the guys expecting them to play that includes Jonathan Brooks, that includes Shakori, Krosky, Merritt,
7:58Rashad White, and of the uh, you know, different ilk like that. I'm most concerned, I would say, about Keaton Mitchell.
8:05Again, keep an eye on Jeremiah Love.
8:06We'll talk more about him in a second.
8:08Katon Mitchell, Alvin Chimera, Cal Manungai would be the three that I'm most concerned about playing. But again, we'll continue to monitor throughout the
8:15week. Tier four, you're starting them, but we have at least one question. RB15, Kenneth Walker going up against the Broncos. I just look at this Denver
8:23team, man. They just allowed literally the fewest PPR points per game, two opposing running backs. I think the Chiefs will lean on K9 as much as
8:30possible in the early going of the season. But that said, in this tough matchup, wouldn't be surprised if we're not exactly seeing fireworks to start
8:37the season. RB16. I got Kron Williams going up against the 49ers in Australia.
8:41He has actually scored nine touchdowns in five career games against the 49ers.
8:46That said, I am very curious to see if this Blake Cororm Kron Williams split gets a little bit closer to 50/50 this
8:52season. RB1 17, Ashen Genty against the Dolphins. I would have him up in tier two, probably inside the top 12 if we
8:59knew he was fully healthy and if we knew that Mike Washington for sure wasn't going to be a big factor. I am very
9:05skeptical Mike Washington as anything close to standalone value this season.
9:09But could he be more of a 354% snap guy as opposed to 15 20% aka hindering Ashen Genty's upside? I do think that's
9:17possible. RB18, I got David Montgomery going up against the Bills bottom two defense last year. Only the Giants were worse than EPA allowed per rush. It is a
9:25new system though and I am still wondering just how involved Woody Marx is going to be. RB19, I got Bucky Irving
9:31going up against the Bengals again.
9:32We'll see just how involved Kenneth Gamble and Shawn Tucker are going to be.
9:35Bad defense that we would love to take advantage of, but man, Dexter Lawrence really can be a problem in the middle.
9:41Excited to see again the potential improvements for both Cincy and Dallas this year. Speaking of Dallas RB20, Cam Scatter going going up against the
9:48Cowboys. He's going to be the lead back, but to what extent? Same thing with Bucky. Is are they going to be the 75%
9:54snap workh horses or are they going to be the lead back but more of a 50% variety? We'll find out soon. RB21,
10:01Jeremiah Love, similar to Genty, he'd be knocking on that RB-1 door if we had full certainty of health. But sounds like Love is even more iffy to be
10:08playing in week one. So again, a situation too where we have a Chargers defense, double-digit favorites. I'm a little bit worried about them actually
10:15just kind of blowing the Cardinals out of the water. Can that lead to again plenty of garbage time production? Sure.
10:21But at a certain point, guys like Trey McBride, Michael Wilson, Marvin Harrison Jr., Jeremiah Love, I don't think Jacob's going to be throwing for 300
10:29yards in the fourth quarter of these games. So, you know, Love will get some of it, I'm sure, but really prefer, if
10:35at all possible, to not just be banking on guys producing down 30 points in the fourth quarter at the end of the day.
10:41RB22, I got Roandre Stevenson. He would go higher if we do see Trayvon Henderson ultimately ruled out. That is another injury we should be at least somewhat
10:50cognizant of right now. He has not been practicing here for a little bit. Could I get him that much higher than
10:56Ashen Genty, David Montgomery? I don't think so. But hey, certainly dominated uses down the stretch last year. Was a very good running back. That that
11:04Seahawks defense is a problem. We are going to talk more about them in a second though because I do like Arandre's receiving upside in this
11:10matchup. RB23 Jaren Price. Again, we'll see what happens with George Helani and Emanuel Wilson while Charnet is sideline. Some of the recent reports
11:17weren't exactly too optimistic about Price's week one role. We'll see how things play out there on Wednesday Night Football. Then RB24, Quinn Sean Juggins
11:26against the Jaguars. I'm pretty confident in the volume, but this offense is implied for a week low. I believe 16.5 points by Vegas. Not
11:34expecting too many passing game. You know, just production here from Judkins, someone that I'm not again overly thrilled about playing particularly
11:40while we still have some question marks uh regarding how he's going to look following last year's devastating season ending knee injury. Key question here
11:48though, this one's pretty cool, guys. If you're like me, you like to dabble a little bit in the prop markets and
11:52everything. Very cool stat from Yahoo Sports. Now, congrats as always, Hayden Winkx. NFL target rates against man or zone coverage. Okay. Wide receivers
12:02against man get 70% of their team targets. 56% against zone. Tight ends are pretty similar. Running backs 9% of their team targets against man, 21%
12:12against zone. So, when teams run a lot of zone coverage, we actually see running backs often take more of those targets, which makes sense. All right. A
12:20long time ago, it's getting even further, but I played linebacker very poorly. All right. Division three all-star, division three bench warmer,
12:27actually, if you want to be specific.
12:28But when you're playing that, you're supposed to get deaf. We got screamed at every time we ran for the checkdown. It
12:34was get back, get in the passing lanes, we'll rally up and deal with the checkdowns. And you can see again, that's just a common principle in the
12:40NFL. So, this makes sense and we've seen the numbers to back it up. When we have running backs facing very zoneheavy
12:47defenses, we can expect more targets and we have three pretty good situations to potentially target with that accordingly in the prop market. So, last year the
12:55three most zone heavy defenses were the Panthers, the Seahawks, and the Rams.
12:59They are facing this week respectively.
13:01Three running backs that we can feel pretty good about having workhorse roles. DeAndre Swift, Randre Stevenson, and Christian McAffrey. I did not see
13:08prop lines for Swift last time I checked because of the Kyle Manung guy kind of uncertainty going on. But man, anything
13:14I would say under four and a half, I'd be pretty I'd be feeling pretty good.
13:18Taking the over with Swift, Caleb Williams runs around more than other quarterbacks. So something to consider.
13:22The two I really like though, and these weren't even juiced. We're talking like pretty near like minus 105 odds here.
13:28Raandre Stevenson over two and a half receptions over on FanDuel Sportsbook.
13:33He had five against the Seahawks in the Super Bowl. And then Christian McCaffrey, he's only had four and a half receptions, guys. That's his overunder
13:38right now. Not even a big juice. And again, he had eight receptions in both of his games against the Rams last
13:44season. We saw them run all that zone coverage. And with George KD probably playing, but maybe being limited a little bit. I think Christian McCaffrey
13:51could catch a ton of passes here in their Thursday night matchup. Tier five, I got lead running backs probably. I imagine you're still getting these guys
13:59in your flex, but again, we do have some question marks. RB25, Marshon Lloyd going up against the Vikings. We'll see how much Chris Brooks, Pierre Strong
14:06Jr., and Caleb Johnson are going to be involved. Does seem like Lloyd should be the mostly main running back though, y'all. RB26, Bashaw Tuton going up
14:15against the Browns. Browns were a sick top five defense last year, but that was with that Miles Garrett guy. This is a
14:21good spot though, man. Like a home 7.5 point favorite. Just a little bit worried about Rotoire's 28th ranked offensive line. We'll see also how
14:28involved Chris Rodriguez is on early downs and in goal to go situations alike. RB27 and RB28, same backfield. I got Rico D and Jaylen Warren. Just
14:37giving Rico the slight nod for now because of that Mike McCarthy familiarity and also the goal line role.
14:42I think Jaylen can work along the goal line just fine, but I also think Rico can work on the pass game pretty well as
14:48well. So again, just one of those things where Eileen Rico, if it was me, okay, yeah, I'd be playing Warren Moore, but
14:54I'm a stupid fantasy nerd, you know? I'm not Mike McCarthy who's been with Rico for again years of his life. So I got
15:01Rico just one spot ahead of Warren, but that's also usually code for hey, you know, I don't really know which one to
15:07prioritize. Both guys though firmly in that RB3 flex conversation. RB29 JK Dobbins going up against the Chiefs. He out touched RV RJ Harvey last year,
15:17guys. 164 to 75 during the first 10 weeks of the season and he was only the RB 27 in PPR points per game. So, I
15:24think Dobbins is the lead back and the one he should be starting in Denver and everything, but at the same time, the
15:29most likely answer to which one is really going to be a league winner, probably just no. RB30, Tony Pard against the Jets, joins Derrick Henry as
15:37the only running backs with 1,000 rushing yards in each of the past four seasons. Ended last season hot, but you know, still the reigning RB30. And in
15:44the preseason, we saw a bit more probability and signs that Taj Spears could be more involved than past years.
15:50Key question here, what do Rotoire projections say about these muddle back fields? again have the numbers on the screen but Marshon Lloyd comfortable
15:57advantage over Chris Brooks and company in our projections. Bashaw tootin a little bit more even with Chris Rodriguez but it is tootin more so in
16:04the passing game we have Jaylen Warren and Rico D exactly splitting stuff more or less in both the run and pass games
16:10in Denver JK Dobbins leading the way but our projections are a little bit more optimistic on RJ Harvey being involved than I am. If he is going to smash it's
16:18going to be through the passing game.
16:19We'll talk more about him later. And then in Tennessee, Tony Pard pretty clear back, but Taj Spears and even Nicholas Singleton not going to be
16:26complete afterthoughts as well. Moral of the story though, guys, everyone in this tier, if you do have like a Christian Watson or a Parker
16:34Washington, a DJ Moore, that lower end wide receiver 2, borderline wide receiver 2 type, Mike Adams, Mike Mike Evans and Devonte Adams. I'm starting
16:43most of those wide receivers over these RBs. It could be different next week, but for right now with the ambiguity, with the uncertainty around, I prefer to
16:50take the wide receiver if at all possible. Tier six flex options, Blake Corm going against the 49ers. Again, we'll see if it's going to be more of a
16:5850-50 split and if it is going to be a completely dominant Rams defense like we're expecting, could be more rushing volume overall in Los Angeles. RB32,
17:06Jordan Mason against the Packers. No, Michael Parsons. One of my bull calls, guys, Jordan Mason scoring multiple touchdowns. I will be having an anytime
17:13touchdown bet on Jordan Mason. Maybe even a first touchdown bet. Look, I am not a good gambler. I think we've all
17:20been clear about that, okay? But I do have a lot of fun doing these just ridiculous $1 parlays that again are
17:27probably never going to hit, but you can imagine what it' be like if they did.
17:30It's pretty fun to put together like three first touchdown bets. You get some bonkers odds that again are probably never ever going to hit. So, it's bad
17:38advice, but Jordan Mason for me is going to be in there regardless. Let's have some fun. RB33, I got Bill Crosky
17:45Merrick going up against the Eagles.
17:47Don't feel great about the offensive line and everything, but at the end of the day, I do think Bill is going to be
17:51the lead back, particularly on early downs. And we did see some nice explosive ability from him throughout his rookie season. RB34, Trayvon
17:59Henderson. I saw a horrifying graphic over from underdog fantasy basically saying Aaron Jones has a higher week one rushing over under than Trayvon
18:07Henderson. Sheesh everybody. So last year during the regular season in their games together, not even when Stephvenson was out, Stevenson only out
18:17touched Trayvon 162 versus 158. So I think we could see this difference in the rankings squeezed here in future weeks. But particularly with Henderson
18:25being banged up, I do think it's going to be more so the Mandre show early on.
18:28RB 35 and 36. I got Chuba Hubard over Jonathan Brooks to start the year because Brooks is actually the one dealing with general soreness. Please
18:36fantasy and injury gods don't be in his knee. Not exactly obviously lining up to go with either. They are ranked as a
18:42low-end RB3 for a reason. Not a horrifying matchup against the Bears, but just again very little overall confidence in this Panther scoring
18:49upside especially with their highly paid offensive line being pretty banged up at the moment. They are just Rotoire's 29th ranked group entering the season. RB37.
18:58I got Rashad White. I can see it going either way. Maybe it's 50/50 and all of a sudden White's the one on the field
19:04more for passing downs because they're concerned about the offensive line. He becomes the PPR pick. Or maybe we also have Kron Allen involved. Rashad White's
19:12like a distant RB2 while Bill is the main starter. Definitely want to be waiting a week before starting Rashad White with any level of confidence.
19:18Similar sentiment for Kenneth Gam while my RB38. Again, matchup's fine. If we look up after the game, he caught seven passes. I wouldn't be shocked, but we
19:25just don't know yet if it's more of a 1A, 1B, 1 C potentially with Shawn Tucker in Tampa Bay or if it's more so
19:31going to be the Bucky Irving show. I'd like to wait a week before starting Kenneth Gam with confidence. RB 39, RJ
19:37Harvey again, same sort of thing. Good on him, man. Scoring 12 touchdowns as a rookie is not easy obviously, but Steve
19:43Spagnolo and the Chiefs giving them some credit and I just do think it will be mostly the JK Dobbins show. Jonah
19:48Coleman's going to be pretty involved as well. RB40. I got Chris Rodriguez against the Browns. Maybe I'm even overestimating the split between Bashalt
19:56Tutin and Chris Rodriguez. But for now, I am leaning in towards Tutin probably being more of the pass down guy. But
20:02hey, if you wanted to guess who is going to be potentially falling to the end zone in a game as a nice home favorite
20:07could be Chris Rodriguez, Jordan Mason, Chris Rodriguez, two of the three first touchdown bets. We're building it, baby.
20:13RB41, Aaron Jones revenge game special going up against the Packers. I'm probably being a little too optimistic on Mason over Jones, but we'll see what
20:24happens. Last two games that Jones played last year, he had 23 and 21 touches. I do tend to side a little bit
20:30more towards the preseason training camp hype with Mason, but again, could be a little bit misguided. Key question for here, who has the best matchups in RB
20:39yards before contact per carry? Looking at both the offense and the defense. So, if you guys have been following me along
20:44for, you know, years at this point, first of all, thank you. We really appreciate it. I do these mismatch manifesto charts where I basically take
20:52stats and I combine them from the offense and the defense because whenever we talk about matchups, it's always like, well, the offense ranks 32nd, the
20:58defense ranks 14th, and then we're trying to, you know, kind of quantify that. If we combine those numbers, then we can actually have one-way street. So,
21:04with this, I'm basically taking the offensive line's performance in their RBs, yards before contact per carry. I think it's a very good stat to help
21:12quantify run blocking with the same thing on the defensive side. So with that in mind, best matchups of the week trying to run the football. We got the
21:20Rams taking on the 49ers. We got the Bears going up against the Panthers.
21:24Again, very high on DeAndre Swift this week, particularly with my nong guy banged up. And then the Cowboys against the Giants really are the big ones
21:30there. Lions and even the Panthers also set up decently. So maybe I am counting out Chuba and Brooks a little more than
21:35I should. Just very uncertain with how that split is going to work out. The toughest matchups though of the week, Browns against the Jaguars easily,
21:42Packers against the Vikings. is a little bit concerning there for Marshon Lloyd.
21:45Again, that Green Bay offensive line does not deserve the benefit of the doubt. Raiders against the Dolphins, then also Jaguars against the Cleveland.
21:52Another reason why it's tough to get too high on guys like Toutin and Crod at least to start.
21:57In our last tier, guys, tier seven handcuffs and dart throws. RB42 Katon Mitchell against the Cardinals. It's a great spot for eight to 10 well-designed
22:05touches. Just not sure if he's going to be able to play through this undisclosed injury. RB43, Michael Washington against the Dolphins. amazing handcuff stash.
22:13Like have him on your bench if at all possible. I just question how much he's really going to be able to make. Eight,
22:19nine touches go in a Raiders offense we don't exactly expect to be great. RB 44, Woody Marks against the Bills. Very
22:25curious to see how this split goes.
22:27RB45, Taj Spears against the Jets.
22:29Similar story. RB46, Tyler Algier against the Chargers. If we do see Jeremiah Love out, I would move up Alier into that low-end RB2 range with guys
22:39like Raandre Stevenson and Quinn Sean Judkins. James Connor is out of the picture, but it's also a situation where double digit road underdogs. Vegas isn't
22:49expecting much from the Cardinals. I think only the Browns are implied for fewer points. Not lining up to get Tyler Azure in my lineup, but you know,
22:56Quinton Dudkins or Andre Stevenson that range, we're probably finding a spot for him in a flex spot or RB2. So, can
23:02definitely go wrong again if Jeremiah Love is ruled out. Can't go wrong. I think I should say RB47, Ray Davis against the Texans. How's the kick? I
23:11believe against these guys last year, amazing handcuff, but yeah, not someone we can really trust. Ty Johnson is potentially out though, so that would be
23:18one reason to maybe think get a little more from Ray Davis. And then finally, RB48, Tank Biggsby against the Commanders again. If Saquon goes down,
23:25then all of a sudden we're gonna be loving Tank. But Saquon is not down right now, so we are not loving Tank.
23:30Key question though, five under the radar handcuff bench stashes for you guys out there. We don't need two quarterbacks if we have a stud. All
23:39right, if you waited and you have Kyler Murray and Jared Goff, yeah, let's go ahead and keep them. But if you have
23:43Josh Allen, we don't need a backup quarterback. And if you have someone like, you know, Coulson Lovelin or Brock Barrows, you don't need a second tight
23:51end. God forbid you have two DSTs or kickers. Guys, I want to use these bench spots on handcuff running backs who are
23:57one injury away from flying up the ranks and being featured on wafer wires.
24:01Accordingly, Tank Bsby 35% roster on Yahoo, 19% on ESPN. Brian Robinson, he's sub 30% on both. Kaylin Black is sub 20%
24:11on both. Ray Davis is sub 16% on both.
24:14And Cowboys backup Malik Davis sub 5% on both. Again, just guys to help keep that fantasy football bench strong. But guys,
24:21that's going to do it for me. If you like the video, please like the video and hitting that subscribe button always
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24:31kind of thing. Also, writing all the stuff up over at rotoawwire.com. So, make sure you guys check that out if you're into reading in the year 2026.
24:37And yeah, just going to be here talking ball all season long. So, really appreciate the support you guys have given me. Hope your drafts went well and
24:44let's get those lines right and win some fancy football matchups, baby. So, I'm Jack. The greatest sport ever invented is back. Let's have some fun this year,
24:51guys. So, I'm Ian Hardis. Thanks again for tuning in.
