Fantasy football · running backs
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Before every NFL game window we name the one backup most likely to take over each backfield. Grab him with your last bench spot. If the starter gets hurt, you already own the league-winner everyone else is bidding on Tuesday.
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Each window we score every RB room: depth chart, practice reports, designations, and a Claude-written read on committee backfields.
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Full board →Sunday Early · Week 1

Next up behind James Cook III; depth chart RB2.

Marks is the listed No. 2 behind Montgomery.

Sampson is the listed RB2 behind Judkins.

Rodriguez is listed as a co-starter with Tuten.

Allen is the listed RB2 behind Hall.

Spears is the listed RB2 behind Pollard.

Monangai is listed directly behind Swift.

Brooks is the upside replacement if available.

Next up behind Travis Etienne Jr.; depth chart RB3.

Vaki is listed as RB2 on the Week 1 chart.

Gainwell is the listed No. 2 behind Irving.

Next up behind Chase Brown; depth chart RB3.

Listed RB2 behind Henry for Week 1.

McGowan earned the RB2 job behind Taylor.

Robinson is the sole listed backup to Bijan.

Dowdle is the listed RB2 behind Warren.
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