Fantasy Focused

Derrick Henry finished the 2018 season as the #16 running back in PPR formats, picking up 1,059 Yards and 12 touchdowns on 215 carries. From weeks 13-17, Henry averaged 6.44 YPC and scored seven TDs. Meanwhile, Dion Lewis finished the season as the #28 running back after hauling in 59 passes for 400 yards and 1 receiving touchdown, while only picking up only 517 yards on 155 carries (3.3 YPC) for an additional touchdown. With Matt LaFleur no longer calling the plays, how much changes in Tennessee in 2019 with Arthur Smith as the OC?

On to Kentucky! After another underdog story makes headlines in DAYTONA and the NASCAR world, will the trend continue in the Bluegrass state or will the big 3 regain their foothold? Join Ryan & Alex as they review the action from the beaches of DAYTONA and look ahead at the racing and gambling action for a weekend under the lights.

Marlon Mack finished the 2018 fantasy football season as the #21 PPR running back in 12 games played, picking up 908 yards on 195 carries with 10 total touchdowns. If he's able to stay healthy, Mack has serious upside behind one of the best offensive lines in all of football. Meanwhile, Nyheim Hines finished as the #27 PPR back with 739 yards from scrimmage on 148 total touches with 4 scores. Where do you value them both in 2019? Any love for Spencer Ware or Jordan Wilkins as a deep stash in case of injuries? We discuss.

Lamar Miller quietly finished the 2018 season as the 23rd ranked running back in PPR formats, picking up 1,136 yards from scrimmage for 6 touchdowns on 235 touches. With that being said, Miller hasn't rushed for 1,000 yards since 2016 and the upside is certainly limited. Will this be the seemingly long-awaited breakout season for a now healthy D'Onta Foreman? Time will tell.

Joe Mixon finished the 2018 season as the #10 PPR Running Back in only 14 games played, amassing 280 touches for 1,400+ yards from scrimmage and 9 touchdowns. Should we expect more of the same in 2019 or will the injury to first rounder Jonah Williams hurt that production? How high are you willing to draft Mixon this year? We also discuss Gio Bernard and Trayveon Williams.

Nick Chubb finished the 2018 season as the 17th ranked PPR running back while only starting 9 games (Hyde was later traded), carrying the ball 192 times for 996 yards and 8 touchdowns (2 additional TDs through the air). However, the Browns brought in talented running back Kareem Hunt this offseason, whom is suspended for the first 8 games of the season. Should Hunt lingering alter your draft strategy or deter you from being confident in Chubb in 2019? Any love for Duke Johnson in PPR formats? We discuss.

Quarterback Lamar Jackson led the team in carries as a rookie with 147 for 695 yards and 5 touchdowns, while Gus Edwards contributed 718 yards on 137 carries (two touchdowns). Alex Collins (no longer with the team) and Kenneth Dixon also contributed more than 700 yards and 9 touchdowns on the ground combined. With Mark Ingram now in town, should we be excited about grabbing him in the 4th round? Any love for Rookie Justice Hill? Or will Lamar Jackson and Gus Edwards lead the way again for the Ravens? Where does a healthy Dixon end up in this backfield? We discuss.

With Lev Bell sitting out the 2018 season over a contract dispute, James Conner finished the season as the #6 running back in PPR formats with more than 1,400 yards from scrimmage and 13 TDS in only 13 games. He's currently being drafted at the end of the first round in fantasy drafts. Is that too soon? Jaylen Samuels had a nice season as well and is a major threat in the passing attack. In addition, the Steelers went and drafted Benny Snell in the 4th Round out of Kentucky. What do we make of this backfield in 2019?

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Chicago did not disappoint! The guys dive in to the recap of the action from this weekend, talk HOT pass experience, gambling results, and host our first interview with Ethan Tingler, front tire changer for the #3, RCR machine of Austin Dillon.