Generally speaking, the best way to win your fantasy football league is to find a breakout running back. That could be a player who went undrafted (Arian Foster or Alfred Morris) or simply players who go in the middle rounds and vastly exceed their draft position. This year, there is a whole swath of running backs after round two who project similarly to one another but have warts that keep them from being thought of as premium assets. These warts range from playing for a bad team, to a lack of projected goalline work or lack of pass-catching ability.
Three Running Backs Who Will Swing Your Fantasy Football League
