Running Back Rankings 2013
- Adrian Peterson- Minnesota Vikings 26. Montee Ball- Denver Broncos*
- Arian Foster- Houston Texans 27. Rashard Mendenhall- Arizona
- Doug Martin- Tampa Bay Buccanneers 28. Ahmad Bradshaw- Indianapolis Colts
- Ray Rice- Baltimore Ravens 29. Eddie Lacy- Green Bay Packers*
- Jamaal Charles- Kansas City Chiefs 30. BenJarvus Green-Ellis- Cincinnatti
- Marshawn Lynch- Seattle Seahawks 31. DeAngelo Williams- Carolina*
- Alfred Morris- Washington Redskins 32. Jonathon Stewart- Carolina Panthers*
- C.J. Spiller- Buffalo Bills 33. Jacquizz Rodgers- Atlanta Falcons
- Matt Forte- Chicago Bears 34. Shonn Greene- Tennessee Titans
- LeSean McCoy- Philadelphia Eagles 35. Isaiah Pead- St. Louis Rams"
- Reggie Bush- Detroit Lions 36. Andre Brown- New York Giants*
- Maurice Jones-Drew- Jacksonville Jaguars 37. Shane Vereen- New England Patriots
- Trent Richardson- Cleveland Browns 38. Vick Ballard- Indianapolis Colts
- Stevan Ridley- New England Patriots 39. Mark Ingram- New Orleans Saints
- DeMarco Murray- Dallas Cowboys 40. Mikel LeShoure- Detroit Lions
- Frank Gore- San Francisco 49ers 41. Michael Bush- Chicago Bears
- Lamar Miller- Miami Dolphins 42. Knowshow Moreno- Denver Broncos*
- Steven Jackson- Atlanta Falcons 43. Daryl Richardson- St. Louis Rams*
- David Wilson- New York Giants 44. Jonathon Franklin- Green Bay Packers*
- Chris Ivory- New York Jets 45. Giovani Bernard- Cincinatti Bengals
- Darren Sproles- New Orleans Saints 46. Ben Tate- Houston Texans
- Ryan Mathews- San Diego Chargers 47. LaRod Stephens-Howling- Pittsburgh
- Darren McFadden- Oakland Raiders 48. Danny Woodhead- San Diego Chargers
- Le'Veon Bell- Pittsburgh Steelers 49. Pierre Thomas- New Orleans Saints
- Chris Johnson- Tennessee Titans 50. Bilal Powell- New York Jets
*-denotes not yet confirmed as starter or backup
So okay there you have it. There is no, "also these guys" but if you think there is somebody who should have been mentioned on this list feel free to comment. Now, I gotta say, in all my years of playing fantasy football, I have never had Marshawn Lynch. Last year I avoided him because of his police encounter. But I won't that get in the way again. Only avoid injured players. Now I have a few mentions I'd live to give. First off, I think Chris Ivory with the Jets will be a huge star. It's not like they have a good Qb, and if if Geno Smith becomes the starter for the Jets, they still don't have any other offensive weapons. Second, if you have a chance and are looking for above decent back-up running back, you can't go wrong with Jacquizz Rodgers. Steven Jackson is often injured, and Rodgers is explosive. I wouldn't be surprised if he makes some starts this season. Third, Shonn Greene could be another viable option as a backup. Look Chris Johnson just plain sucks.That's why he's ranked low everywhere. He has maybe one huge game the entire season. As for Greene, he'll see plenty of carries and possibly get goal-line duty. Speaking of goal-line duty, if you want a vulture, Michael Bush can do you no wrong. Fifth, Danny Woodhead is a great fit for the Chargers and could even steal some snaps from Mathews since the fans don't seem to care for him too much. Lastly, as a Colts fan, I love that Ahmad Bradshaw is with the team. However, Ballard is still going to be used in the system. Now Ballard is not an every down back, and is more like a 3rd down guy. But he's a vulture too. I would suggest drafting Bradshaw if your need somewhere along the 6th or 7th rounds, and maybe handcuff Ballard. I wouldn't use Ballard, but at least nobody else is getting his points. And I'd only play him against a team where I knew they would score a lot, or at least use him in the endzone. So that's all for now folks, stick around for next week when I bring out the Top 50 Wide Receivers!
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