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D'Andre Swift, DET: Even w/ addition of Jamaal Williams, PPR upside should be immense on team with so little at receiver.
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Alvin Kamara, NO: What does transition from Drew Brees to Jameis Winston/Taysom Hill mean for his PPR viability?
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Dalvin Cook, MIN: Averaged 25.4 touches in 2020 and has never played a full season; OC change could lead to down 2021.
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Austin Ekeler, LAC: Upgraded offensive line and new OC gives him legitimate overall RB1 upside.
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Aaron Jones, GB: AJ Dillon figures to steal a few more touches than Jamaal Williams ever did.
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Clyde Edwards-Helaire, KC: If 85 total yards/game was disappointing behind an average line, what's his upside behind an upgraded line?
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Joe Mixon, CIN: With Gio Bernard gone, is this finally the year the Bengals unleash him for a full season?
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Travis Etienne, JAC: Barring a James Robinson trade, it's hard to envision a scenario where he reaches his ceiling anytime soon.
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Myles Gaskin, MIA: Prime opportunity to prove he is durable enough to be the featured back in an offense suddenly loaded with playmakers.
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James Robinson, JAC: Buy low if possible; former UDFA simply too good to play second fiddle for next two years.
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Chase Edmonds, ARI: Could Arizona be envisioning an Alvin Kamara-like role after only adding James Conner this offseason?
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Zack Moss, BUF: Buffalo's decision to ignore RB in draft gives 2020 third-rounder to prove himself after injury-riddled rookie year.
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Leonard Fournette, TB: How much appeal does he lose with Gio Bernard expected to steal most of his work in the passing game?
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Phillip Lindsay, HOU: Stands a great chance of emerging as lead back in Houston in 2021, but how much will that really be worth?
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Darrynton Evans, TEN: Injury-riddled rookie year could give way to heavy passing game usage to help replace Corey Davis.
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