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Through 8 weeks of the NFL Season we have seen some running backs surprise us, like DeMarco Murray rushing for over 100 yards in all 8 games so far this season. We have also seen some running backs
disappoint us, like Jamaal Charles failing to surpass 100 rushing yards yet this season and starting the season with 23 rushing yards in the first two games.

Here are the best Running Backs in the NFL so far this season. If you expected to see Eddie Lacy, Marshawn Lynch, and Jamaal Charles on this list or LeSean McCoy high on this list, do yourself a favor and
head directly down to the comments section and start complaining.

Honorable Mention: Lamar Miller, Ronnie Hillman, Brandon Oliver, Shane Vereen, and the combination of Matt Asiata and Jerick McKinnon.

Without further delay, here are the best Running Backs in the NFL this season through Week 8.

Through 8 weeks of the NFL Season we have seen some running backs surprise us, like DeMarco Murray rushing for over 100 yards in all 8 games so far this season. We have also seen some running backs
disappoint us, like Jamaal Charles failing to surpass 100 rushing yards yet this season and starting the season with 23 rushing yards in the first two games.

Here are the best Running Backs in the NFL so far this season. If you expected to see Eddie Lacy, Marshawn Lynch, and Jamaal Charles on this list or LeSean McCoy high on this list, do yourself a favor and
head directly down to the comments section and start complaining.

Honorable Mention: Lamar Miller, Ronnie Hillman, Brandon Oliver, Shane Vereen, and the combination of Matt Asiata and Jerick McKinnon.

Without further delay, here are the best Running Backs in the NFL this season through Week 8.

Through 8 weeks of the NFL Season we have seen some running backs surprise us, like DeMarco Murray rushing for over 100 yards in all 8 games so far this season. We have also seen some running backs
disappoint us, like Jamaal Charles failing to surpass 100 rushing yards yet this season and starting the season with 23 rushing yards in the first two games.

Here are the best Running Backs in the NFL so far this season. If you expected to see Eddie Lacy, Marshawn Lynch, and Jamaal Charles on this list or LeSean McCoy high on this list, do yourself a favor and
head directly down to the comments section and start complaining.

Honorable Mention: Lamar Miller, Ronnie Hillman, Brandon Oliver, Shane Vereen, and the combination of Matt Asiata and Jerick McKinnon.

Without further delay, here are the best Running Backs in the NFL this season through Week 8.

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It’s important to note you don’t want to ONLY use the Best Buy Players, this is simply a way to find some “sleepers” to fill your lineup. We still suggest going after studs especially at RB1 and WR1. 

Best Buy Running Backs

Marshawn Lynch $7,100 vs. Panthers: Back to back weeks of less than 10 double digit fantasy points for Lynch. It’s time for Beast Mode to wake up since he’s going up against a Panthers team who has given up more than 22 fantasy points to opposing RBs in 4 of their last 5 games. 

Andre Ellington $6,600 vs. Eagles: The Cardinals RB has been on fire lately averaging 23 points in the Full Point PPR format in his last three games.

Ahmad Bradshaw $5,900 vs. Steelers: A hobbled Trent Richardson should equate to Bradshaw getting more action vs. Pittsburgh. Bradshaw has scored at least once in five of his last six games.

ABSOLUTE STEAL: Joique Bell $4,800 vs. Falcons: Factor in Reggie Bush may not play with the fact the Falcons are the league’s WORST rushing defense and it’s not only an absolute steal at RB but THE absolute steal of the weak for any position.

BIG RISK SMALL PRICE: Travaris Cadet $3,000 vs. Packers: The Saints use a committee approach when it comes to RBs but with Pierre Thomas out of the lineup, Cadet could see an expanded role in their passing attack.

Over Priced Running Backs

Arian Foster $8,400 vs. Titans: Foster’s been on a tear and the match-up is certainly there for him in Week 8, but he’s priced as the 3rd highest RB which is a bit too rich for my blood.

Shane Vereen $6,200 vs. Bears: With Stevan Ridley out of action we all expected Vereen’s carries to take a jump in Week 7, which they did…to a whopping 11. Luckily his 5 catches for 71 yards and 2 TDs saved his stat line. Just can’t rely on his touches given Belichick’s proclivity to use a committee in the backfield. 

Chris Ivory $5,000 vs. Bills:  There’s no questioning Ivory is the Jets’ most consistent playmaker on offense but his match-up vs the Bills is brutal. Buffalo is giving up the LEAST points to opposing RBs.

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This week there’s $2.5 MILLION DOLLARS up for grabs with $1,000,000 going to first place, that’s ONE MILLION for those of you having trouble counting all those zeroes.

The Top 15,000 people will cash in which is 1 out of every 6 players. The odds are in your favor and it’s time to buy that Ferrari you’ve been dreaming about. 

We are giving you a FREE entry to this contest. 

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Free Chance to completely change your life in a 48 hour window.

Click here to get in on the action.

Below you’ll find Over-Priced and Best Buys for QBs, RBs, WRs, and TEs. These are purely my suggestion as to which players come at a reasonable or unreasonable price based on their projected production. Some of them I don’t like based on match-ups while others I love the match-ups but don’t like the price.  

It’s important to note you don’t want to ONLY use the Best Buy Players, this is simply a way to find some “sleepers” to fill your lineup. We still suggest going after studs especially at RB1 and WR1. 

Best Buy Running Backs

Marshawn Lynch $7,100 vs. Panthers: Back to back weeks of less than 10 double digit fantasy points for Lynch. It’s time for Beast Mode to wake up since he’s going up against a Panthers team who has given up more than 22 fantasy points to opposing RBs in 4 of their last 5 games. 

Andre Ellington $6,600 vs. Eagles: The Cardinals RB has been on fire lately averaging 23 points in the Full Point PPR format in his last three games.

Ahmad Bradshaw $5,900 vs. Steelers: A hobbled Trent Richardson should equate to Bradshaw getting more action vs. Pittsburgh. Bradshaw has scored at least once in five of his last six games.

ABSOLUTE STEAL: Joique Bell $4,800 vs. Falcons: Factor in Reggie Bush may not play with the fact the Falcons are the league’s WORST rushing defense and it’s not only an absolute steal at RB but THE absolute steal of the weak for any position.

BIG RISK SMALL PRICE: Travaris Cadet $3,000 vs. Packers: The Saints use a committee approach when it comes to RBs but with Pierre Thomas out of the lineup, Cadet could see an expanded role in their passing attack.

Over Priced Running Backs

Arian Foster $8,400 vs. Titans: Foster’s been on a tear and the match-up is certainly there for him in Week 8, but he’s priced as the 3rd highest RB which is a bit too rich for my blood.

Shane Vereen $6,200 vs. Bears: With Stevan Ridley out of action we all expected Vereen’s carries to take a jump in Week 7, which they did…to a whopping 11. Luckily his 5 catches for 71 yards and 2 TDs saved his stat line. Just can’t rely on his touches given Belichick’s proclivity to use a committee in the backfield. 

Chris Ivory $5,000 vs. Bills:  There’s no questioning Ivory is the Jets’ most consistent playmaker on offense but his match-up vs the Bills is brutal. Buffalo is giving up the LEAST points to opposing RBs.

By Simon Evans BRIDGETOWN Barbados (Reuters) - Sunil Gulati, the president of the United States Soccer Federation, has given his backing to head coach Juergen Klinsmann after the row over American players returning to MLS. Klinsmann's comments expressing concern over the form of players, such as Michael Bradley and Clint Dempsey, who have left European clubs to come back to MLS, brought a sharp rebuke from MLS commissioner Don Garber last week. ...

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Bernard Pierce  $3200

All you need to know about Pierce for this Sunday is that he is playing the Atlanta Falcons.  While it looks like Justin Forsett has taken over starting running back duties for the Ravens, Pierce should get some meaningful work.  Last week he got 15 touches.  While he was only able to get 32 yards, he did score.  That's likely what you're counting on here, but the good news is that the Falcons are the worst team against opposing running backs.

Jonathan Stewart  $3700

Somebody has to run the ball for the Carolina Panthers right?  After a few weeks off with a lingering injury (there seems to always be a lingering injury for Stewart), he looks good to go for this Sunday's game against Green Bay. The Packers are 23rd against opposing running backs and have already given up some nice stats to those RB's. The fear here is not that another running back will take over the carries from Stewart, but that Cam Newton will not only be the best quarterback for the Panthers, but also the best running back for them.

While the matchup for the Ravens is a good one, at this price range I'm more comfortable with Stewart.  The Panthers and Newton look so much better when Newton runs the ball, but as long as they can get a run game going it doesn't matter if it's Newton or Stewart.  The Panthers are also smart enough to not run their QB into the ground if they don't have to.  When Stewart is healthy he is a good running back that can do some positive things.  Get him in your lineup and get a weeks worth of use out of him.

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Joique Bell $3700

With the recent news that Bell has been cleared to play and the unlikely chance that Reggie Bush sees the field this Sunday, Bell makes a nice RB to plug in your lineup.  Would I pick him up if he was around $6000? Probably not, but at this price and with running back duties pretty much all to himself this week he makes a great deal. Along with all of this is the injury to Calvin Johnson. Matthew Stafford isn't his best self when Johnson is out and this could allow Bell even more looks and touches.  Minnesotta is 23rd against the opposing running backs and Bell has shown in previous seasons that he is capable of being a productive, every down back.

Jeremy Hill  $3800

Another player who may be able to take advantage of a teammate's injury is Hill.  While he is still second in line behind Giovanni Bernard, the Bengals will be dependant on their run game with A.J. Green and Marvin Jones out of the game.  Carolina seems to be figuring out some things on defense and becoming more like the defensive front they were last year, but if the Bengals are going to win it will have a lot to do with their running backs.  Expect Hill to see meaningful possessions and chances to score in this game.

While both players are similarly priced I would go with Bell.  I might lean toward Hill if he was at the minimum salary, but he's a little overpriced for me when Bell is sitting there with the starting job staring him in the face. Take Bell and watch it pay off for you.

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So maybe for some reason last week didn't work out for you and you didn't win the million dollars. And maybe it REALLY didn't work out for you and you didn't win anything.  No problem!  You've got another chance to make up for it this Sunday.  And if you've waited to fill your running back spot with your last pick, you've still got some options under $3800

Joique Bell $3700

With the recent news that Bell has been cleared to play and the unlikely chance that Reggie Bush sees the field this Sunday, Bell makes a nice RB to plug in your lineup.  Would I pick him up if he was around $6000? Probably not, but at this price and with running back duties pretty much all to himself this week he makes a great deal. Along with all of this is the injury to Calvin Johnson. Matthew Stafford isn't his best self when Johnson is out and this could allow Bell even more looks and touches.  Minnesotta is 23rd against the opposing running backs and Bell has shown in previous seasons that he is capable of being a productive, every down back.

Jeremy Hill  $3800

Another player who may be able to take advantage of a teammate's injury is Hill.  While he is still second in line behind Giovanni Bernard, the Bengals will be dependant on their run game with A.J. Green and Marvin Jones out of the game.  Carolina seems to be figuring out some things on defense and becoming more like the defensive front they were last year, but if the Bengals are going to win it will have a lot to do with their running backs.  Expect Hill to see meaningful possessions and chances to score in this game.

While both players are similarly priced I would go with Bell.  I might lean toward Hill if he was at the minimum salary, but he's a little overpriced for me when Bell is sitting there with the starting job staring him in the face. Take Bell and watch it pay off for you.

Now go to www.FFChamps.com/million and get signed up for your FREE entry into the Millionaire Maker contest.