Week 10 Fantasy Football Rankings: RB

Kyren Williams prepares to put the Rams’ offense on his back, Derrick Henry sends his thanks to the Cardinals for their Jacoby Brissett trade, and Jonathan Taylor tries to move beyond the stress of the trade deadline.

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Week 10 Running Backs

1
Jahmyr Gibbs
DET
vs. NE
2
Kenneth Walker III
KC
at ATL
3
Bijan Robinson
ATL
vs. KC
4
Christian McCaffrey
SF
at DAL
5
James Cook 
BUF
at NYJ
6
Javonte Williams
DAL
vs. SF
7
Chuba Hubbard
CAR
at NO
8
Jaylen Warren
PIT
at CIN
9
Kyren Williams
LAR
at ARI
10
Jonathan Taylor
IND
vs. MIA
11
Derrick Henry
BAL
vs. LAC
12
Bhayshul Tuten
JAC
at TEN
13
Corey Kiner
NE
at DET
14
Chase Brown
CIN
vs. PIT
15
Breece Hall
NYJ
vs. BUF
16
Tony Pollard
TEN
vs. JAC
17
Cam Skattebo
NYG
vs. WAS
18
Ollie Gordon II
MIA
at IND
19
Woody Marks
HOU
at CLE
20
Blake Corum
LAR
at ARI
21
Zach Charbonnet
SEA
at LV
22
Ashton Jeanty
LV
vs. SEA
23
Quinshon Judkins
CLE
vs. HOU
24
Audric Estime
NO
vs. CAR
25
Chris Rodriguez Jr.
JAC
at TEN
26
Rachaad White
WAS
at NYG
27
Braelon Allen
NYJ
vs. BUF
28
Jadarian Price
SEA
at LV
29
Omarion Hampton
LAC
at BAL
30
Aaron Jones Sr.
MIN
at GB
31
Kaleb Johnson
GB
vs. MIN
32
Tyler Allgeier
ARI
vs. LAR
33
Jordan Mason
MIN
at GB
34
Rico Dowdle
PIT
at CIN
35
Alvin Kamara
NO
vs. CAR
36
Bam Knight
ARI
vs. LAR
37
Kaelon Black
SF
at DAL
38
Dylan Sampson
CLE
vs. HOU
39
Mike Washington Jr.
LV
vs. SEA
40
Emmett Johnson
KC
at ATL
41
Seth McGowan
IND
vs. MIA
42
Justice Hill
BAL
vs. LAC
43
Samaje Perine
CIN
vs. PIT
44
Keaton Mitchell
LAC
at BAL
45
Kimani Vidal
LAC
at BAL
46
Devin Singletary
NYG
vs. WAS
47
MarShawn Lloyd
GB
vs. MIN
48
Austin Ekeler
WAS
at NYG
49
Pierre Strong Jr.
GB
vs. MIN
50
Lan Larison
NE
at DET
51
DJ Giddens
IND
vs. MIA

RB Notes: It’s been a somewhat sleepy recent go of it for Kyren Williams, who is the RB19 by average PPR points over the past three weeks, as well as the past five. That should start to change in a hurry. Puka Nacua (knee, toe) is out indefinitely, and the Rams are mammoth, two-score road favorites against the Cardinals for Week 10. It’s time for a complete recommitment to the run game, and for Williams to rejoin the top 10 at running back. … Blake Corum also now shifts from solid FLEX to weekly RB2. The majority of Nacua’s lost touches figure to go to the backfield rather than the receiver corps. … Jonathan Taylor was not traded ahead of Tuesday’s deadline. Considering how many key Colts contributors were traded, there are going to be some hideous game scripts down the stretch. That will not include Week 10, where the Horseshoe are favored against the even more pathetic Dolphins. That means you can keep Taylor in your RB1 spot even if there might be some weeks where that’s not the case.

Derrick Henry is averaging just 3.7 yards per carry in five games since Lamar Jackson first went down with injury. He has two total touchdowns during that timespan, including just one on the ground. Grim stuff. The tide should begin to turn this week with Jacoby Brissett stabilizing things under center and the reeling Ravens serving as comfortable home favorites vs. the laughingstock Chargers. … Bhayshul Tuten is oh-so-close to weekly RB1 status. He’s the RB13 on the year by average PPR points. That feels appropriate for his rank for the time being. For as good as he’s been, he’s still reached 20 carries just one time all season. That’s crazy considering how often Jacksonville has been playing with a lead, but not so crazy when you remember they have Zach Charbonnet 2.0, Chris Rodriguez Jr. “C-Rod” is a coaching staff favorite meant to keep tread on Tuten’s tires. That’s probably good in the long run, but it can be a bit frustrating on a week-to-week basis. … With Rhamondre Stevenson (mysterious knee injury) joining TreVeyon Henderson (mysterious illness) on the shelf, Corey Kiner (mysterious origin story) takes front and center for an A+ Week 10 matchup with the Lions in Germany. Kiner’s individual ranks figure to be all over the map, but the takeaway should be the same everywhere: He’s a Week 10 waiver wire addition you actually need to start.

Kyle Dvorchak laid out the Jets’ backfield situation well in his Week 9 takeaways article: Breece Hall played just 42.9 percent of the snaps in his Week 9 return but managed to out-carry Braelon Allen 15-8 and out-target him 4-2. That was despite Allen bafflingly running more routes. Allen also received the only goal-line carry. That could hint at a potential high-value touch advantage for the Jets’ No. 2 back, but a more likely outcome is that Hall is coming for those next. He’s earned a decisive rankings advantage for Week 10. … Tyjae Spears (knee) has yet to resume practicing while Tony Pollard headed into the Titans’ bye week with back-to-back monster efforts. That will be put to the test vs. an elite Jaguars run defense that was further fortified ahead of the trade deadline, but Pollard’s usage floor is now high enough that he can be trusted as an RB2 even when the Titans are multi-score underdogs against teams like the Jags. … Every time Cam Skattebo sits, nothing good happens in the Giants’ backfield. That very, very much included Week 9, where Devin Singletary was historically inefficient and unproductive. All involved insisted on learning the hard way, but Skattebo is now a proven workhorse who deserves RB2 treatment whenever he’s in the lineup.

The RB2 prospects are dimming a bit for Ollie Gordon II. This is just such an awful offensive environment, one somehow likely made worse by Kyle McCord’s insertion under center. Gordon does remain in the top 20 for Week 10 thanks to the Dolphins having a rare matchup their own size in the Colts. Perhaps he will also be the recipient of more check-down targets from the decidedly mono-threat McCord. … We saw a much more sensible Seahawks backfield approach in Week 9. They cut out the George Holani middle man, making Zach Charbonnet a roughly 60 percent of the snaps starter and Jadarian Price a 40 percent change-of-pace back. Both players were more effective than they were in their respective Week 8 returns. Charbonnet will be a decent enough RB2 vs. the quarterback-changing Raiders, while Price offers some big-play upside as a FLEX. … Returning from a concussion, I’m a little skeptical Bam Knight again supplants Tyler Allgeier as the Cardinals’ early-down back. I’m equally as skeptical either back provides much in the way of fantasy returns with the Cardinals down to their No. 3 QB against a percolating Rams defense.

Audric Estime had one of the more random fantasy pop-up efforts of the season in Week 9, though plugged-in Saints reporter Nick Underhill saw it coming. Now everyone can see Travis Etienne’s (hamstring) potential return coming after he was officially designated to return for Week 10. That doesn’t necessarily mean he will suit up against the Panthers, however. If he does, he will be a low-end RB2 vs. Carolina's awful run defense. It he doesn’t, Estime will be a top-30 option in pretty much every format. … With Josh Jacobs (finger) sidelined, Kaleb Johnson is reportedly in the driver’s seat to lead the Packers’ backfield in carries even though MarShawn Lloyd (knee) has avoided the Week 10 injury report. The question is what that truly amounts to for a low-totaled contest against an elite defense. Johnson is a FLEX dart, nothing more, nothing less. … The same goes for the Vikings backs facing Green Bay. Neither Aaron Jones Sr. nor Jordan Mason have been able to gain separation since Mason’s healthy Week 7 return. Jones has been playing under 40 percent of the snaps, with Mason struggling to crack 50. Hopefully Kirk Cousins’ Minnesota return improves the overall offensive environment and makes this backfield a more appealing FLEX target.

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