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Week nine, fantasy football, running back tier list. Who should you start? Who should you sit? Who should you flex? Everything in between.
We're going through usage trends, game environments, everything you guys need to set your fantasy football lineups at the running back position. Going through my top 39 at the position. And let's get it kicked off with who's on buy and who's injured because we do have some news in that regard.
On by this week we have Bree Hall, Isaiah Davis of the Jets, Saquon Barkley of the Eagles, no Quinnon Judkins on Cleveland, and no Bucky Irving Rashad White of the Buccaneers. So we are without a couple of big fantasy relevant running backs. In addition to the buys, we also have DeAndre Swift ruled out with a groin injury. Kyle Manengi season upgrade and Roshan Johnson also is out for the Bears with an injury as well. So Kyle Manengi going to get a big workload in Sunday's game against the Bengals.
Welcome officially to Trevian Henderson week because Raandre Stevenson is out for Sunday's game against the Falcons with a toe injury and we have Isaiah Pacheco officially ruled out with a knee injury. Kareem Hunt and Bashard Smith should see an upgrade as a result of that. We do have some other injuries. Alvin Cimez entering Sunday's game questionable limited practice all week. He should play but he might be limited to some degree. And Hassan Haskins of the Chargers was ruled out with a hamstring injury. Big upgrade to Kamani Vidal. and you'll see how high I have him ranked this week.
But getting into the tier list, starting it off with the elite RB1s, my top ranked running back is none other than Jonathan Taylor going against the Pittsburgh Steelers. On the road here, they are 21st against fantasy football running backs. He is averaging a historic 27.1 PPR points per game this season. Colts and Steelers expected to be a 50 and a half point overunder game. The over catching 17% more of the sharp money than the public bets. This is an easy smash play. you guys know to play Jonathan Taylor.
My number two ranked running back was Devon Aan who locked in there on Thursday Night Football. The Ravens were 28th against fantasy running backs coming into that game. Played on Thursday Night Football. He was efficient. He had a lot of yards. He had 10 plus targets. Uh he scored over 16 PPR points, but he did not score a touchdown. So obviously he probably will not finish as the number two running back. Very high floor though. When the Dolphins could score six points and look as bad as they did and Devon Achan still has 16 fantasy points, you feel pretty good about him going forward.
Christian McCaffrey, my number three running back, facing a New York Giants defense that is terrible. 29th in adjusted fantasy points allowed to running backs. And they are the 32nd ranked run defense across the board in EPA per rush allowed. Explosive run rate, which the 49ers have actually ranked dead last in among NFL teams in creating, and rushing success rate. So, we should see a big rushing performance finally from Christian McCaffrey, and we know what he can do through the air.
Bejan Robinson, my number four ranked running back this week at New England. The defense in New England is very stingy against the run. Only 54 rushing yards per game allowed to the running back position this year. However, they have allowed the second most targets per game to the running back position. And we know Bejan Robinson has multiple games this year of over a 100 receiving yards and 6.75 targets per game is what the Patriots defense is allowing to the running back position. So should be a receiving more so than a rushing day for Bejon, but in PPR leagues, we'd actually prefer it that way.
Jir Gibbs versus the Minnesota Vikings closing out this tier. They are eighth in adjusted fantasy points allowed to the running back position. The last time we saw Jir Gibbs was against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. 36.8 fantasy points in that game. a monster performance. So, those are my elite RB1s.
Moving into the just RB1's tier, we have Derrick Henry coming in at number six, who of course locked into lineups on Thursday Night Football. The Dolphins were 27th against the run coming into the uh matchup. Running back one production in back-to-back weeks leading up to this game. Of course, he gets Lamar Jackson back, rushes for 100 yards on Thursday Night Football, but unfortunately does not find the end zone. Lamar Jackson gobbled all four touchdowns that the Ravens scored up. back over 60% of the snaps in back-to-back games, though.
My number seven running back for the week is James Cook versus the Kansas City Chiefs. They are sixth against fantasy football running backs in adjusted points allowed, but they are a runfunnel defense. They're 21st in rushing yards per game allowed. And the last time we saw James Cook, he rushed for over 200 yards against the Carolina Panthers. Even though they're pretty stingy against passcatching running backs, I think James Cook can get it done in this game. This is the second highest scoring game on the slate, too. Do you want pieces of this game? A 52 1/2 point overunder. Kansas City, Buffalo, we know it's expected to be fireworks. The over is catching the steam. And James Cook probably very, very high odds to find the end zone. And of course, we just saw him post a 33.6 point fantasy day as one of the better lows in all of fantasy football entering last week.
Javvante Williams versus the Arizona Cardinals. This game on Monday Night Football. 53 and a half point overunder, the highest on the slate. Cowboys implied for 28 points. It is still insane to me that Javvante Williams, who was an eighth, ninth round pick coming into the year, is averaging 18.6 PPR points per game this season. And since my Sanders injury in week number five, he's been basically a 70 plus% snapshare running back in every single game. And of course, we know what he's been able to do punching in touchdowns on the goal line. So, of course, he is in your lineup.
Number nine running back for me is Josh Jacobs versus the Carolina Panthers. They are 10th against fantasy football running backs in adjusted fantasy points allowed. But like I just said, last time we saw them, we saw 215 rushing yards to James Cook in like three quarters of football. 24 PPR points per game since week number four. Only two running backs have been better in that stretch of time. With Bryce Young back for the Panthers, I don't imagine they'll get blown out the way that they did against Buffalo. And Green Bay typically doesn't blow out teams, but they are 13 and a half point favorites at home. So, this bodess well for Josh Jacobs to get 20 plus carries, salt this game away in the fourth quarter.
My number 10 running back is Kairen Williams versus the New Orleans Saints. They are 17th against fantasy football running backs. They did just shut down the Buccaneers run game uh last week, even in a game environment that the Bucks weren't able to get much going on offense. with Puka Nua being back, Matthew Stafford playing at the level that we saw him before the buy in London there. The Saints are starting Tyler Shuck, who believe me is awful. He's not a good quarterback. He looked bad against the Bucks last week, and he was one of the most overrated quarterback prospects. Honestly, in the time that we've been scouting, I have not seen a more overrated quarterback prospect than Tyler Shuck. So, I don't expect the Saints to put up many points in this game. And I do expect the Rams to have a high time of possession. They are 14-point home favorites. I am expecting this one to get ugly and Kairen Williams probably to get a lot of volume, maybe punch in a touchdown or two.
Closing out this tier, I have Kamani Vidal of the Los Angeles Chargers all the way up in the RB1's tier. And the reason for that is a they play the Tennessee Titans who are 30th in adjusted fantasy points allowed to the running back position and they're second in opposing running backs before contact allowed as well. So Kamani Vidal going to have a lot of space to work. There is no Hassan Haskins in this game which is a big upgrade to Vidal as we saw last week. That resulted in him having that 74% snap share 83 utilization score per Fantasy Life's metric there. So I think that's going to continue with Joe Alt coming back last week with Trey Pipkins coming back last week. The Chargers run blocking unit per PFF posted its best number in a month. So, this is an offensive line that was really missing a lot of pieces and getting those tackles back made a big big time difference for Kamani Vidal and the run game and I expect him to have yet another good performance in this one.
Number 12, moving into the next tier of running backs, the high-end RB2s for the week. Ashen Genty versus the Jacksonville Jaguars. They're seventh in adjusted fantasy points allowed to the running back position. The positive for Ashen Genty is that they're coming off of a buy. the Raiders maybe they realize that Ashen Genty needs to be an every down running back because what we've seen from the Raiders so far this year is that when they're winning it's an Ashen Genty week or when they're in a neutral game script and it's a close game. Keep an eye on the usage this week because he's been a 70 plus% snap guy in neutral game scripts or leading game scripts but when they're losing he's more of like a 50 to 65% snapshare guy and they put Dylan Lowi and some of the other pass catchers out there. Hopefully, if we see a negative game script for the Raiders this week, I want to see Ashen Genty be 70 plus% of the snaps cuz then he'll elevate himself into an every week RB1. It's just that right now he is a little bit more of a game script dependent, high-end RB2 right now. And they're a close three-point underdog in this game. Brock Bowers is coming back. That should help the offense a lot for the Raiders um in the run game as well because he's a great run blocker.
My number 13 running back on the week is Chase Brown versus the Chicago Bears. They are 24th against fantasy football running backs. The Bengals are first in the NFL, and I talked about this stat yesterday in interior run percentage, meaning they run between the guards, the center. Um, the Bears defense is allowing the most yards per carry to those type of runs at 5.44 yards per carry. That is leading the NFL in those type of run defense looks. Chase Brown has found it the last few games with Joe Flacco. 6.96 yards per carry on 32 runs since Joe Flacco has taken over the starting quarterback job. The Bears are on the road in this one looking for a big win. Should stay close throughout. And I actually do like Chase Brown to go higher than 50 and a half rushing yards. Keep an eye on his workload because he did only play 53% of the snaps last week. Sam Perine a lot more involved. But like I said, I will take Chase Brown 50 60% of the snaps playing well as opposed to workhorse Chase Brown not playing well. So I think everybody is happier that these reduced snaps have not killed his fantasy production. In fact, they've actually elevated it to a high degree.
Number 14 running back for me is Jaylen Warren versus the Indianapolis Colts. They are ninth ranked against fantasy football running backs. The Colts are bottom five at defending zone rushing concepts and Arthur Smith's Steelers are second in the NFL in zone rushing percentage. So, this is an offense and an offensive scheme matchup that actually bodess very well for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Jaylen Warren in recent weeks has taken Bellcow usage at least 16 opportunities in every healthy game that he's played since week two. plus um backfield percentage-wise over 72% of the carries in back-to-back games with 84% of the carries back in week number seven. He's taken that long down and distance two-minute drill work as well. In back-to-back games, he's been 100% of the two-minute drill snaps and 44% and then you can see the long down and distance snaps up a little bit from recent weeks as well. So, this is a a backfield that is starting to go Jaylen Warren's way. We're seeing a little bit less of Kenneth Gainwell as we've seen in recent weeks. So, definitely a great start for Jaylen Warren.
My number 15 running back here is Kareem Hunt at the Buffalo Bills who was of course getting the start with Isaiah Pacheco who was out with a knee injury. The Buffalo Bills are 26th against fantasy football running backs as a starter last year. Kareem Hunt from weeks 5 to 12 averaged 15.4 PPR points per game. Was the RB 15 overall over that stretch. So we're looking at a running back who when Pacheco was out last year was a legitimate every week starter in your fantasy football lineup. And the Bills are number one in rush rate over expected. Meaning most teams go into the Bills matchup thinking that they're really good against the pass. They're top three in EPA as a pass defense. What you do against Buffalo is run the football against them. So I do think we're going to see 15 20 plus carries for Kareem Hunt in this game. So I think he goes easily higher than 47 and a half rushing yards, which is where he set on underdog. That'll be the second pick of our entry.
Number 16 running back for me is Kyle Manengai against the Cincinnati Bengals. They are 24th against fantasy football running backs in adjusted points allowed. Maneni is also getting the start for the Bears this week. Like I said in the intro, no Swift, no Roshan Johnson. Uh Swift going to be out with that groin injury. I would imagine he's not out for significant time. Probably just a spot start for Kyle Manengi here, but hopefully you've been stashing him because Swift has been banged up for a couple of weeks. Many has been steadily increasing his role, peaking this backfield really is like a 4555 split. the last two games. If you look at the snap share, 46% and 45% for Manai in the last two games. This is a juicy matchup. The Bengals defense, get this, has allowed,00 rushing yards this year. It's week nine, man. 1,00 rushing yards in nine games. They've allowed 132 and a half of those rushing yards specifically just to the running back position. So, Kyle Manengi getting the workload this week, man, he is going to have a monster game in my opinion.
Number 17 running back for me is Tyrone Tracy versus the San Francisco 49ers. Another new running back starter this week because Cam Scatteraboo now out for the season with a dislocated ankle. Tyrone Tracy as the starter last year was a 13.2 2 PPR point per game producer from weeks five onward and he was good for RB 16 over that stretch and that is despite playing in an offense that was led by Drew Lockach and Tommy DeVito and the quarterbacks that they had in New York and also Tyrone Tracy only saw 38% of the inside the five work over the season last year um when he was the starter. So when you look at Tyrone Tracy maybe it was like the fumbling issue or whatever the case is hopefully he can command more of that inside the five work. Defensively, the 49ers have allowed 100 plus rushing yards in five of their last seven games. And with Tyrone Tracy, he also had 11% target share as the starter last year, 17% targets per route run, 53% of the routes. And of course, we know as a former wide receiver in college, he can catch some passes. So, I do think a big yardage game is coming for Tyrone Tracy. I do however think that Devin Singleary could remain the goal lineback given Tyrone Tracy's um ball security fumbles and and that kind of thing. So, uh, I do like him to go lower than 0.5 rushing plus receiving touchdowns. I think more often than not, he probably doesn't find the end zone given his workload, but I do think he'll rack up the receptions, rack up the yardage.
And my number 18 running back here is Trevian Henderson versus the Atlanta Falcons. They are 13th against fantasy football running backs closing out this tier. No Raandre Stevenson means welcome to Trevian Henderson breakout week. This has to be the game that Trevian Henderson shows the Patriots why he was a top 40 NFL draft pick. because I said on the matchups that matter uh video that the Patriots are not good at running the football. They are 31st in rushing EPA per play. If this goes well, I think that Trevian Henderson could stamp his starting role in the starting lineup here depending on how long Raandre Stevenson is out. You don't have a big window if you're Trevian Henderson. Maybe Stevenson's only out for this game. Maybe he's out for two games. You have to perform well in that period of time and make sure that this guy loses his job so that you can be the starting running back going forward. And the Falcons are a runfunnel defense. They are top 10 to 12 in every pass defense metric that you look at. Bottom 10 in every run defense metric that you'll look at. So you do need to see Trevian Henderson have a big game in this one. I think that he will. So I like him to go higher than 73 and a half rushing plus receiving yards because we know he is of course a dual threat running back.
Moving in to the lowend RB2s here, we have Travis ETN at the Las Vegas Raiders, 25th against fantasy football running backs. This is a nice matchup for Travis ETN. And I suspect, knowing that I I know Liam Cohen quite well as a Buccaneers fan, that he's going to have a heavy emphasis on fixing the run game coming out of the buy. Single-digit fantasy points in three straight games for Travis ETN before the buy. Does that mean, we don't know for sure, but does that mean Travis ETN gets a big workload and maybe he looks better because he's rested coming out of the buy? Or perhaps do we see more by Shel Tutin than people have seen in the first seven weeks of the season before the buy? because Travis ETN has been a 60% snapshare running back on the season so far. But maybe coming out of the buy, they looked at the tape, they realized Belle Tutin needs more work. I don't know for sure yet, but it's why I'm ranking Travis ETN a little bit conservatively if we see him come out and be a 70% of the carries type of guy. I will definitely move him up going forward, but I am a little bit worried that they could seed a little bit of work to Belle Tutin. Um, and of course, if you have Tutin, I do think he's not the worst bye-week fill in this week.
Number 20 ranked running back is Zonovan Bam Knight against the Dallas Cowboys. They are 31st against fantasy football running backs. Bam Knight is set up for a great game in this one. It sounds like Kyler Murray is going to be back. Over their last five games, the Cowboys have allowed 168 rushing yards per game and only three teams have allowed 10 plus total touchdowns to the running back position this year and the Cowboys are one of them. So, the workload, even though it's been about 50/50 for Bam Knight with Michael Carter and who got cut and then rebrought back on the practice squad and some people have said he's been taking first team reps, I'm curious if it stays that way, but Bam Knight of the two Cardinals running backs is my preference. We probably will see Trey Benson over the next couple of weeks, I would imagine. Coming back from the knee injury that he suffered, I think in week five, I believe it was. So, he should be eligible to come back off of IR in the next couple of games. And I would imagine his practice window gets opened up over the next few weeks here.
So number 21 running back for me is Rico Dattle who is going up against the third ranked Green Bay Packers run defense. Multiple reports this week stating that Rico Dattle is going to start get the bulk of the carries etc. We've heard that all the way back to Monday's press conference with Dave Canales and it was confirmed yesterday that Dave Canales is probably going to let Rico Dattle be the starting running back. Now the tough part here and why I would rank Rico Dattle higher is that it's a brutal matchup. The Panthers are nearly two touchdown underdogs and the Packers are very very good against fantasy football running backs. I doubt we see 68% of the snap, 88% of the snap rico data like we saw when Chuba Hubard was out, but I do think it'll probably be more like Chuba Hubard's workload for Rico Data like 60% of the carries, 60% of the snaps and then Chuba Hubard maybe the pass catching back. I would imagine that's what ends up happening in this game environment. So, I don't think that Rico Dattle is going to get some RB1 workload. I'd be shocked if he did. If he does, then I'll definitely move him up going forward, but this is a brutal, brutal matchup. If this game stays close, that bodess well for Rico Dattle.
My number 22 running back here is Kenneth Walker at the Washington Commanders. They are 12th against fantasy football running backs. I'm curious if this backfield looks any different post bye-week because if it doesn't, I fear that Kenneth Walker is basically just David Montgomery rest of season unless we see a Zack Charbanet injury. But I wonder if they scouted the tape, realized that their most efficient running back, who's averaging 4.5 yards per carry, as a top six graded running back per PFF, and has been the better receiver, is the one that should get the bulk of the work here. And the other guy, Zack Charbanet, averaging 2.7 yards per carry, who's commanded 90% of the red zone stuff this year, maybe shouldn't get all that stuff. Quietly, Seattle has also only targeted their running backs 15 total times combined this season. So, I I'm curious if they throw to their running backs a little bit more going forward. But regardless, I do really want to see coming out of the buy, does Kenneth Walker and Zack Charbanet's role change at all? Because it's basically been a 45 Kenneth Walker 55 Zack Charbanet split this season and I'd be curious to see if that changes at all.
U moving into my RB23, that is JK Dobbins against the Houston Texans this week on the road. Brutal matchup for Dobbins here. This is one of the best defenses in football. The Texans have a way of slowing down every game and making it super boring to watch. This game has the lowest overunder under 40 points this week of any game on the slate. I'm also a little bit worried too that RJ Harvey having a three touchdown game could potentially close the gap on JK Dobbins's strangle hold of this backfield this season. He's gotten 62% of the carries, 67% of the running back carries. Does Payton decide, hey, RJ Harvey starting to look good, or was that just garbage time and it'll still be JK Dobbins's workload? I'm curious if we see a workload shift for JK Dobbins and RJ Harvey this week coming off of that three touchdown game. Maybe we don't, maybe it's the same, but we'll have to wait and see here.
David Montgomery versus the Minnesota Vikings is my number 24 running back on the week. They are eighth in adjusted fantasy points allowed to the running back position. Positive game scripts for Detroit, which this one is. They're eight and a half point home favorites here. usually equals good David Montgomery games because it's a between the tackles matchup that's very difficult but they will have to salt the game away in the fourth quarter against a bad team. So for me I look at David Montgomery as probably a 15 plus carry projection this week given the game environment given the game script.
Number 25 running back here for me is Woody Marks versus the Denver Broncos. 22nd against fantasy football running backs. Woody Marks in back-to-back weeks has finished as a top 16 scoring running back in PPR and he's had at least 15 opportunities in three of his last four games as well in both of them after the buy. So looking at Woody Marks, the Broncos are much better at stopping the pass than they are against the run. They also have a really good pass rush. So I do think we could see a lot of checkdowns, a lot of targets for Woody Marks, who has 22 and 24% targets per route run in the last two games here.
So, moving into my RB3s territory, the high-end RB3s, I would imagine most of these guys are starters for people given the by-weeks that we're dealing with here. Zack Charbanet against the Washington Commanders. They are 12th against fantasy football running backs. As much as I'm optimistic for Kenneth Walker to maybe see a role shift here, I still do have to rank Charbanet this high because he's seen a whopping 90% of the inside the five carries this year and he is definitely likely to score a rushing touchdown in this game if they get inside the red zone. The Commanders won't have Terry McLaren, but they will have Jaden Daniels back. So, it is possible that this game is a negative game environment. Stays a close game. Washington's at home here. It wouldn't shock me if they actually win this game because their back is against the wall on the season here. But, like I said, let's see what this backfield looks like. Is it still Charbanet 55, Walker 45 like it's been for most of the season when Charbanet has been healthy?
Alvin Chimera is my number 27 running back. a big time fall from grace here, but he is going up against the second ranked Los Angeles Rams on the road. Even despite no Kendre Miller last week, we saw the lowest snap share of Alvin Chimera's season with Deon Neil taking valuable work away. This val this matchup is absolutely awful. And Alvin Chimera has like singledigit fantasy points in like four or five games this season. So, it's not like you're missing out on a lot. If he ends up burning you, you probably wouldn't have seen it coming.
Um, number 28 running back for me is Bill Crosky Merritt. better workload as of late, but maybe this dude is just not that good. Uh he was a seventh round pick and everybody got really excited over the first month of the season and he was basically dubbed like the next Barry Sanders. But on a small workload, he had really good metrics at the beginning of the year and now we're starting to see maybe why he was getting a small workload, maybe why he was staying a committee back. More volume has not equaled more fantasy points for Bill. In three straight games, he's failed to reach six fantasy points in any one of them. So that is absolutely brutal. you've probably been putting him out there in your starting lineup and he's probably killed you and this is not an easy matchup. So, I do not think you have to start Bill in this game and this probably will end up being the game he goes off. But, I do think given his workload, you maybe have to consider him 67% 52% and 58% of the snaps the last three games. It's just that he has not been good when he's been on the field. So, um maybe Jaden Daniels changes that. We'll have to wait and see.
Um, Aaron Jones against the Detroit Lions is my number 29 running back. This is a negative game script which probably bodess well for Aaron Jones because of the two running backs in this backfield, he is the one that runs the most routes. He is the one that gets the most targets. I just do not want to trust JJ McCarthy. I just don't think he's going to be very good in this game. It's on the road in Detroit in his third NFL start where the last quarterback that we just saw play on the road in Detroit was Baker Mayfield who was an MVP candidate coming into the game who just got dismantled the last time that we saw this defense at home. So maybe Jones catches some checkdowns and you know falls ass backwards into an 11 fantasy point day because of it. I just do not want to trust JJ McCarthy here.
My number 30 running back on the week. Both of these guys backtoback Taj Spears and Tony Pard versus the Los Angeles Chargers. They're susceptible to fantasy running backs. But I do suspect given the game environment, given the game script that Taj Spears is the better play because he runs more routes, he gets more snaps when the the Titans are losing, which is very often. So, I do think if you had to start one of these guys, it would be Taj Spears for me. He did score 17.2 fantasy points the last time that we saw him on the field and in his games this year that he's played 11.1 fantasy points per game. So, he has definitely been the better of the two, especially when you factor in that Tony Pard was like a workhorse for the first month of the season and is still only averaging 10.2 fantasy points per game this year and has like one game over like 15 fantasy points. So, if you have to start one of these guys, it would be Taj Spears for me.
Moving into the final tier of running backs. This is basically like the by-week fill-ins. I can't imagine that any of you guys would be excited to start any of these players, but if you do have to start one, RJ Harvey against the Houston Texans, maybe we see a workload increase. Tyler Algier against the Patriots. Again, in games that the Falcons win, typically the Tyler Algier is able to score touchdowns in that game. Maybe they upset the Patriots in this one. Bashel Tutin against the Raiders. Like I said, maybe they increase their workload for Belle Tutin coming out of the buy. Rashard Smith maybe sees an increased workload with Pacheco out. Kareem Hunt can't do everything. Michael Carter maybe sees an increased workload in this game because they did the whole thing where they like cut him and bring him back on the practice squad. And apparently he's getting some first team reps. And that's exactly what happened with Kamani Vidal a couple of weeks ago. So maybe he sees a bigger workload this week. Chuba Hubard, he's dirt napped in the rankings. Like I said, he's probably not going to get a big workload with Rico Dallas slated to start. Uh Sam Per and Jordan Mason. Again, you kind of just have to hope for a touchdown with both of those two guys. Per maybe catches some passes. Mason probably falls into the end zone at best.
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