Featured Video
EPIC NFL Thanksgiving Slate 🙌
Fantasy Football Week 9 Rankings: Top 40 Running Backs (Updated)
Eric StashinNov 6, 2010
News on Beanie Wells, Christopher Ivory and others have caused some changes to our running back rankings. Let’s take a look at how things currently look:
- Adrian Peterson – Minnesota Vikings – vs. Arizona
- Michael Turner – Atlanta Falcons – vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
- LeSean McCoy – Philadelphia Eagles – vs. Indianapolis
- Darren McFadden – Oakland Raiders – vs. Kansas City
- Arian Foster – Houston Texans – vs. San Diego
- Ray Rice – Baltimore Ravens – vs. Miami
- LaDanian Tomlinson – New York Jets – at Detroit
- Rashard Mendenhall – Pittsburgh Steelers – at Cincinnati
- Jamaal Charles – Kansas City Chiefs – at Oakland
- Ahmad Bradshaw – New York Giants – at Seattle
- Matt Forte – Chicago Bears – at Buffalo
- Peyton Hillis – Cleveland Browns – vs. New England
- BenJarvus Green-Ellis – New England Patriots – at Cleveland
- Brandon Jackson – Green Bay Packers – vs. Dallas
- Beanie Wells – Arizona Cardinals – at Minnesota
- Cedric Benson – Cincinnati Bengals – vs. Pittsburgh
- Jahvid Best – Detroit Lions – vs. New York Jets
- Thomas Jones – Kansas City Chiefs – at Oakland
- Danny Woodhead – New England Patriots – at Cleveland
- Jonathan Stewart – Carolina Panthers – vs. New Orleans
- LeGarrette Blount – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – at Atlanta
- Ronnie Brown – Miami Dolphins – at Baltimore
- Fred Jackson – Buffalo Bills – vs. Chicago
- Ryan Mathews – San Diego Chargers – at Houston
- Felix Jones – Dallas Cowboys – at Green Bay
- Shonn Greene – New York Jets – at Detroit
- Ricky Williams – Miami Dolphins – at Baltimore
- Jason Snelling – Atlanta Falcons – vs. Tampa Bay
- Brandon Jacobs – New York Giants – at Seattle
- Christopher Ivory – New Orleans Saints – at Carolina
- Mike Tolbert – San Diego Chargers – at Houston
- Donald Brown – Indianapolis Colts – at Philadelphia
- Marshawn Lynch – Seattle Seahawks – vs. New York Giants
- Justin Forsett – Seattle Seahawks – vs. New York Giants
- Marion Barber – Dallas Cowboys – at Green Bay
- Michael Bush – Oakland Raiders – vs. Kansas City
- Tim Hightower – Arizona Cardinals – at Minnesota
- Carnell Williams – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – at Atlanta
- John Kuhn – Green Bay Packers – vs. Dallas
- Toby Gerhart – Minnesota Vikings – vs. Arizona
TOP NEWS
.jpg)
Colts Release Kenny Moore

Projecting Every NFL Team's Starting Lineup 🔮

Rookie WRs Who Will Outplay Their Draft Value 📈
Thoughts:
- It is looking like Beanie Wells is going to play, but luckily the Cardinals-Vikings game is at 1 PM, so if he were to be a last minute scratch you’d have the opportunity to make a change. Still, with him clearly still banged up he has to be dropped in our rankings for the coming week. You also have to figure that Tim Hightower will get more touches going forward, as Wells has not made the most of his opportunities.
- Felix Jones is hurting, though he is back at full practice. Still, with Marion Barber in the backfield and Tashard Choice returning, it is tough to count on him for the coming week. He falls down the rankings and should be considered a low-end RB2 or FLEX option for the coming week.
- Mike Hart and Joseph Addai are both hurting and potentially out, making it look like Donald Brown will be the lead back against the Eagles. The Indianapolis Star has reported that Coach Jim Caldwell anticipates his workload increasing in Week 9 (click here for the article). Considering the pass-first offense the Colts run, consider him a FLEX option.
- DeAngelo Williams is not expected to play in Week 9, according to Steve Reed of the Gaston Gazette (via Twitter). Of course, with how poorly Jonathan Stewart has played this season, the news does little to change his perceived value.
- Having suffered a concussion in Week 8, it’s hard to know what to expect from Christopher Ivory. However, it’s not like he’s been producing much as of late. He actually doesn’t have more then 15 carries in a game and has exceeded 67 yards just once (158 yards against Tampa Bay). He has just two games averaging more then 3.9 yards per carry. He has to fall in our rankings for the coming week, as it certainly is possible that Julius Jones steals a few carries.
What are your thoughts on these rankings? Who’s too high? Who’s too low?
Make sure to check out our Week 9 Rankings:
THIS ARTICLE IS ALSO FEATURED ON WWW.ROTOPROFESSOR.COM/FOOTBALL

.png)





