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Christian McCaffrey, SF: Best fantasy RB in the game and it's not even close.
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Bijan Robinson, ATL: We're all expecting more Bijan in 2024. Will we get it?
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Breece Hall, NYJ: One of the few bell-cow RBs in the league. 299 touches a year ago.
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Jonathan Taylor, IND: Bellcow RB that will head into training camp healthy. Little competition in RB room.
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Kyren Williams, LAR: McVay loves a bellcow RB. Foot issues and injuries are a concern.
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Derrick Henry, BAL: Low-end RB1 value is still attainable for Henry even with Lamar's rushing prowess.
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Saquon Barkley, PHI: Hurts may cap Barkley's TD upside but RB should thrive in a better offensive environment.
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James Cook, BUF: Easy RB2 as the lead RB in a powerful offense. Lack of TDs keeps out of RB1 conversation.
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Travis Etienne, JAC: Yards per carry dipped to 3.8 last season. Coaches have talked about removing some touches from is plate.
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Rachaad White, TB: Inefficient as a runner through two seasons. Volume and receiving chops make him valuable low-end RB1 if role remains same.
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Jahmyr Gibbs, DET: Dynamic. Will still share touches with Montgomery and holds more value in PPR leagues.
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Isiah Pacheco, KC: Lead back in a great offense. Little competition RB room.
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Kenneth Walker, SEA: 220 rushing attempts is a good bet for Walker.
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David Montgomery, DET: Likely to score double-digit TDs and a good bet for 200-plus rushing attempts.
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Joe Mixon, HOU: Good landing spot for Mixon. Should be lead back with 200-plus carries.
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Josh Jacobs, GB: New lead back for GB. Should get as many carries as he can handle.
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Raheem Mostert, MIA: 21 TDs last season resulted in a RB3 finish for Mostert.
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Alvin Kamara, NO: Most valuable in PPR leagues. Taysom Hill and Kendre Miller will cap Kamara's upside.
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Najee Harris, PIT: Arthur Smith now the OC in Pittsburgh. Should be plenty of work for Harris and Warren.
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De'Von Achane, MIA: Achane missed 6 games due to injury. Was fourth among RBs in FPts/G. Mostert was third.
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Zamir White, LV: Lead back with Alexander Mattison playing a complementary role. Should get over 200 carries.
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Aaron Jones, MIN: HC Kevin O'Connell wants improvement in the running game.
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Rhamondre Stevenson, NE: Splitting time with Antonio Gibson. Missed five games last season due to ankle injury.
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Brian Robinson Jr., WAS: Showed proficiency as a receiver last season but Ekeler could steal his targets. We need more clarity on his role.
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James Conner, ARI: Cardinals will ride Conner as long as he's healthy.
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D'Andre Swift, CHI: Swift joins crowded RB room but expected to be the lead back.
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Gus Edwards, LAC: Early-down RB with TD upside in an offense expected to be run-heavy.
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Javonte Williams, DEN: Can't be an RB1 with Denver using a three-headed RBBC.
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Jaylen Warren, PIT: Arthur Smith now the OC in Pittsburgh. Should be plenty of work for Harris and Warren.
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Ezekiel Elliott, DAL: Zeke back in Dallas but won't be in a bellcow role. Expect him to share time with Dowdle.
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Tyjae Spears, TEN: Pollard and Spears expected to share backfield duties in 2024.
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Zack Moss, CIN: Expecting more of a committee approach with Moss and Chase Brown. Both should have weekly Flex value.
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Devin Singletary, NYG: Not overly talented but could provide RB2 value based on volume.
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Tony Pollard, TEN: Pollard and Spears expected to share backfield duties in 2024.
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Nick Chubb, CLE: Mid September knee injury likely to limit Chubb's 2024 season.
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Jonathon Brooks, CAR: ACL recovery likely to keep Year 1 stats in check.
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Austin Ekeler, WAS: Didn't look great in 2023 after early-season ankle injury. Likely to play third downs, but how much early-down work?
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Ty Chandler, MIN: Should play backup role to Aaron Jones. Late-round flier.
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Chase Brown, CIN: Expecting more of a committee approach with Brown and Zack Moss. Both should have weekly Flex value.
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J.K. Dobbins, LAC: Achilles and ACL injuries the last two seasons. Low expectations.
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Tyler Allgeier, ATL: A more condensed offense means Allgeier is less of a flex option than in years past.
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Zach Charbonnet, SEA: Charbonnet set to fill complementary RB role once again. 40 targets as a rookie.
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Antonio Gibson, NE: Should see plenty of work as the Patriots are set up run the ball a lot.
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Trey Benson, ARI: Rookie waiting his turn. Should easily land backup role.
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Jaleel McLaughlin, DEN: Denver backfield remains crowded at the moment.
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Blake Corum, LAR: Corum is worth a late-round look as the backup to Kyren Williams.
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Kendre Miller, NO: Played only 9.7% of the snaps last season. Expecting a bigger role in Year 2.
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Ray Davis, BUF: A nice complement to Cook. Bigger back that will be used in short-yardage and goaline.
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Chuba Hubbard, CAR: Took over the lead-back role last season but doesn't fit the profile. Miles Sanders still in the mix.
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Rico Dowdle, DAL: Should get more opportunities in Year 3 with only Zeke providing competition.
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Khalil Herbert, CHI: Complementary back to Swift but will battle Roschon Johnson for touches.
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Jerome Ford, CLE: Ford provided value in 2023 filling in for Chubb. More competition limits his role.
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D'Onta Foreman, CLE: Could provide early-season value if Chubb isn't ready.
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Samaje Perine, DEN: Could be released if Denver feels good about young RBs.
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MarShawn Lloyd, GB: Not likely to see enough volume if Jacobs and Dillon stay healthy.
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AJ Dillon, GB: Will continue in backup RB role. Late-round option.
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Kenneth Gainwell, PHI: Boston Scott moved on, leaving Gainwell as clear backup RB to Barkley.
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Braelon Allen, NYJ: Will battle Abanikanda for backup role behind Breece.
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Justice Hill, BAL: Should start the season as Henry's backup but hold little fantasy value.
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Tank Bigsby, JAC: Got demoted last season but will get another shot to backup Etienne.
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Dameon Pierce, HOU: Fell out of favor last season. Now finds himself in backup role behind Mixon.
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Eric Gray, NYG: Will get first crack and backup role behind Singletary.
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Ty Johnson, BUF: Ray Davis fans aren't going to like how much Ty Johnson is used.
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Keaton Mitchell, BAL: Not expected back until sometime during the season.
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Jaylen Wright, MIA: Yet another explosive RB for Miami. Path is blocked by Mostert and Achane.
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