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Emmett Johnson, Ray Davis and Seth McGowan Are Handcuffs to Stash #Shorts

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1 min
Duration
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Oct 10, 2026
Published
Sat, October 10, 2026
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Clyde Edwards-HelaireJames CookJonathan TaylorRaheem MostertSeth McGowanTy Johnson
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Clyde Edwards-Helaire

NegativeInjury0:18

Ian Hartitz notes that Clyde Edwards-Helaire is not the least injury-prone running back in the league, which increases the fantasy appeal of his backup, Emmit Johnson.

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James Cook

NegativeDepth Chart0:32

James Cook is the primary running back for the Bills, with Raheem Mostert serving as a backup who sees increased usage when Cook is sidelined.

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Jonathan Taylor

NegativeDepth Chart0:46

Jonathan Taylor is the primary running back for the Colts, with Seth McGowan serving as the only other back to see a touch or snap this season.

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Raheem Mostert

PositiveSleeper0:26

Ian Hartitz argues Raheem Mostert is undervalued as a handcuff, noting that when James Cook has been out, it has been the 'Raheem Mostert show'; he is currently the RB3 behind Ty Johnson and James Cook.

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Seth McGowan

PositiveSleeper0:42

Ian Hartitz recommends stashing Seth McGowan, who is rostered in only 1% of leagues; he is the only Colts running back besides Jonathan Taylor to record a touch or snap this season.

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Ty Johnson

NegativeDepth Chart0:30

Ty Johnson is currently positioned ahead of Raheem Mostert on the Bills' running back depth chart.

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Full transcript

Episode Transcript

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0:00Three low-owned fantasy football
0:02handcuffs that you, a scholar, should be
0:03getting on your bench. First up, guys,
0:05we got Chiefs RB Emmit Johnson, who's a
0:07little bit more available now that the
0:08Chiefs are on a bye week. He's the RB 4
0:10this season in tackles avoided per
0:12carry. Really has been making the most
0:13out of his opportunities on a Chiefs
0:15offense that looks awesome. Never want
0:17to wish an injury on anyone, but I think
0:18we can agree Clyde Edwards-Helaire
0:20probably not the least injury-prone
0:21running back in the league. Emmit
0:23Johnson one injury away from being on
0:24the cover of every waiver wire article
0:26out there. Also, Bills running back
0:28Raheem Mostert. Yeah, he is usually the
0:30RB 3 out there behind Ty Johnson and
0:32James Cook, but when we have seen James
0:34Cook out of the picture, it has been the
0:35Raheem Mostert show. It baffles me how
0:37little respect Raheem gets behind some
0:39of the higher thought of handcuffs
0:40out there. Get him on the squad.
0:42And finally, Seth Magouen still only
0:44rostered in 1% of ESPN and Yahoo
0:46leagues. The only Colts running back not
0:47named Jonathan Taylor with a touch and
0:49hell, even a snap this season. Again,
0:51one injury away from being very, very
0:53highly sought after, but you could be
0:55cool and already have him on your bench.

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