By Derek Lofland.
There is no doubt that running back is still the most important position on any fantasy roster. A great running back will carry the ball 300 plus times.
Clinton Portis led the NFL in 2007 with 325 carries. Wes Welker and T.J. Houshmandzadeh led the NFL with 112 receptions. When you combine that with the fact that running backs catch a lot of receptions compared to wide receivers logging rushing attempts and it becomes crystal clear that fantasy running backs have the most opportunities to score.
The problem is that the fantasy running back’s numbers have been declining in recent years, yet a lot of people’s advice has not changed to adjust to that trend. The charts that follow list the top 10 rushers in the NFL the last five seasons, (2003-2007) along with their touchdowns.
What factors have changed the Fantasy landscape in recent years? Why are WRs featured more than ever, and why have their numbers soared in the past few years?
Do we still draft a RB in the first round? How many RBs are must-have this season? What should you do in the second round?
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