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Clyde Edwards-Helaire, KC: Opt-out of Damien Williams should give owners early look at a potential future overall fantasy RB1.
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Josh Jacobs, LV: Groupthink about his passing-game usage has people down on him, but what if HC Jon Gruden adjusts in 2020?
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Jonathan Taylor, IND: May become a top-five talent RB soon, but he'll need to contribute more in passing game to get there in fantasy.
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J.K. Dobbins, BAL: Draft him with the expectation he'll be the man in 2021, but understand offense may not allow for big numbers as a receiver.
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Aaron Jones, GB: Contract-year RB has proven enough to hang around this spot regardless of whether he leaves GB or not.
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Leonard Fournette, JAC: Would not be a shock to see him experience a rebirth with a change of scenery in 2021.
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Zack Moss, BUF: Devin Singletary puts a cap on his ceiling, but the rookie is a good bet to lead the backfield in touches.
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AJ Dillon, GB: If Aaron Jones is allowed to walk in free agency, Dillon likely jumps into the top 15 on this list in 2021.
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Phillip Lindsay, DEN: Has been seemingly written off after addition of Melvin Gordon, but he should still have a solid role.
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Antonio Gibson, WAS: Freakish talent, but the industry has lost its mind on him; 77 touches in two college seasons at Division I level.
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Bryce Love, WAS: Talent was never in question before ACL; potentially big opportunity in open backfield.
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Damien Harris, NE: Stands very good chance of beginning season in meaningful role if Sony Michel isn't ready.
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Benny Snell, PIT: The most logical alternative to assume James Conner's role in 2021 if he makes it to free agency.
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Gus Edwards, BAL: Unlikely than an efficient 700-yard rusher the past two seasons will simply fade into oblivion.
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LeSean McCoy, TB: Under-the-radar candidate to play James White-lite role for Tom Brady in Tampa Bay.
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