Fantasy Football 2015: Rules You Should Abide By

Elite Running Backs Are Rare, Yet Coveted

Jul 31, 2015; Renton, WA, USA; Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch (24) talks with cornerback Richard Sherman (25) during a break in training camp practice at Virginia Mason Athletic Center. Mandatory Credit: Joe Nicholson-USA TODAY Sports

If drafting in the first round, especially towards the top, always go running back. In Fantasy, running backs can yield you more points than any other position. TD’s both rushing and receiving, Rushing Yards, and Receiving yards. Elite running backs are hard to come by.

Don’t be that guy who getsJimmy Grahamwith the 3^rdpick.

Graham may be elite but won’t see the overall offensive touches thatMarshawn Lynchwill.

Especially in a PPR league where aLe’veon Bellwill not only get 25 rushes a game but also 6-7 catches as well.

Even in a pass happy league, Running backs will get a good portion of the touches.

Also in the red zone, offenses are more likely to give it to an Adrian Peterson or Arian Foster then try to run a fade.

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