Week 14 Running Back Rankings – 2025 Fantasy Football

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Greetings and salutations everyone. My name is Andrew Kurov and welcome to my YouTube channel. Today I’m going to be talking about my week 14 running back rankings for the 2025 fantasy football season, going over my top 36 running backs. So if you’re looking for my thoughts on a specific player, travel down to the description of the video. We have timestamps available there. Thank you very much. Okay, let’s go ahead and begin by talking about matchups going into week 14 based on rushing statistics allowed by each individual defense from weeks 5 through 13 because the efforts of the 11 defenders on the opposite side of the field who are effectively trying to stop our running backs from finding success is certainly important to the overall grand scheme of how much success can be found going into week 14, the final week of the fantasy football regular season. As you can see, the Bengals, the Bills, the Raiders, the Giants, the Commanders, the Jets are the most advantageous matchup based on rushing yards and rushing touchdowns allowed. As we all know, and I’ve mentioned before, receiving statistics at the running back position isn’t a basis of matchup, but rather the overall tendency of the quarterback to check it down, the running back’s receiving ability, and effectively the game script, and whether it applies for the running back to find more receiving utilization. Nonetheless, these are some of the more advantageous matchups that I’ll be referring back to over the course of today’s episode and some of the more disadvantageous matchups. Before I get into talking about my top 36 running backs, if you have not yet already, of course, subscribe to the channel. I’m making daily fantasy football content in order to help you capture a 2025 fantasy football championship over the course of the next four weeks. 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And you can go ahead and potentially pair that up with the plays that I’m putting together today. Brandon Ingram, Dante Danchenzo, and of course, Michael Badgley. All these potential options in which you can go ahead and put together that’s my play of the day via the NBA. So, for those of you who want to take advantage of the opportunity, use code Andrew today. Get that free $10 and make sure you’re eligible based on the map to the right side of the screen. Thank you very much for all the support. Okay, let’s go ahead and let’s begin my top 36 running back conversation with our number one, Devon Achan, who’s coming off of three consecutive games of 120 plus rushing yards. Again, the level of success he has found of late has been unstoppable. 20 plus rushing attempts in those three games. They are a run first offense of late. And what a time for the Miami Dolphins as they have an upcoming matchup against the Jets, the sixth best at the running back position via rushing statistics, allowing 17.24 fantasy points per game since week five, 4.42 yards per carry on average. recently allowing two rushing touchdowns to Cincinnati, New England, Baltimore, and Atlanta to their opposing running backs this most recent week. Of course, Atlanta’s backfield combined for 162 rushing yards and two rushing touchdowns. And hey, besides the match up being an advantageous one this week, back in week four when these two teams took each other on, Devon Ham went for 99 rushing yards and a touchdown. We’re just hoping that he can reach those levels of upside where maybe he ends up with two touchdowns in this giving matchup as well. Moving on to our number two and our number three, we have Jonathan Taylor and Jir Gibbs who as of right now I’m just going to pair them up because quite frankly they deserve to be in this S tier primarily because there are very few running backs in fantasy football that on any given week can show up and put up 30 plus fantasy points. But Jonathan Taylor and Jir Gibbs have done that more than any other running back thus far this season. Therefore, they’re going to continue to maintain within this S tier as Christian McCaffrey has taken the week off via buy. But nonetheless, when we’re talking about Jir Gibbs this week against Dallas on Thursday night, this is expected to be the highest implicated scoring game of the week. And Jonathan Taylor, even though as of late, it’s been three weeks since he has had a 30-point performance, it’s time to bounce back and get on fire before we get into the fantasy playoffs. What a great opportunity to take on the Jacksonville Jaguars and impose their will on the ground. All right, let’s move on to the next tier. We have Bejian Robinson, who takes on the Seattle Seahawks, allowing just 9.4 fantasy points per game, one of the toughest matchups at the position, and 3.66 66 yards per carry on average two opposing running backs as of late. But last season against this defense, Bejian Robinson was able to find success with Kurt Cousins under center. Early on in that year, he ran for over 100 yards and a rushing touchdown in the matchup. Obviously, we’re not anticipating Bejian Robinson to show himself to be what he was last week this upcoming week as they take on Seattle. As he’s coming off of a game of 193 total yards and a touchdown, it’s very unlikely that he’s going to be able to reach that level of success. But if in fact he can find success early, find a potential early rushing touchdown, or if they can stay cons competitive early on until of course the Seattle Seahawks fully take over, if in fact we’re able to do so, the receiving utilization of BJ Robinson in the second half should be able to continue to maintain him as a top five running back prospect. Number five, we have James Cook. Look, he did all of his damage with both of his starting offensive tackles out last week. Had 144 rushing yards, 33 receiving yards, and no touchdowns. And as of late, he’s been able to total 100 plus yards in five of the last six games and three plus receptions in four straight games. Yet again, the touchdowns have been missing primarily because in the last six games, James Cook only has three rushing touchdowns in comparison to Josh Allen’s eight rushing touchdowns. Josh Allen’s going to continue to vulture, but regardless of that fact, they are taking on the number two matchup at the position. 19 plus fantasy points per game on the ground, 5.44 yards per carry on average. recently giving up over a 100 yards I mean 200 yards to Chicago 100 to Pittsburgh 96 and a two touchdowns to Baltimore this most recent week expect for James Cook to find a lot of success in the advantageous position number six speaking of Baltimore scoring two touchdowns last week even though both were not attributed to Derrick Henry we had a little bit of Katon Mitchell last week finding the end zone Derrick Henry’s been able to find himself in the end zone one time minimum in five of the last eight games and in the last five games has had himself three plus 100yard games but every single one of those games also consisting of 80 plus total yards. The consistency is there while Lamar Jackson is struggling. And since week six, we have seen Derrick Henry rank as the number eight overall running back in terms of fantasy points per game on average and number nine overall in terms of total fantasy points amongst running backs. Now they have an opportunity of taking on a division rival who just gave up 211 rushing yards to Buffalo. Expect for Derrick Henry and this offense to run through this Pittsburgh Steelers defense that continues to find struggles on a weekly basis. It’s not only Buffalo that found success on the ground. The Chargers 96 and a touchdown. Cincinnati 106 on the ground. Many of backfield finding success against the Steelers. Number seven, we have the thumbnail of today’s episode. It’s Bucky Irving taking on the New Orleans Saints, a division rival matchup. This most recent week, we all thought that Bucky Irving may see a limited utilization considering what the coaching staff was saying, but he comes out and he gets 19 touches off the rip, 81 total yards, and finds himself his first rushing touchdown of the season. It’s official that he’s back. And as long as Baker continues to struggle within the passing game, they’re going to continue to commit to the run game, especially against the Saints, the 12th best matchup at the position, allowing over 16.2 fantasy points per game and 4.32 yards per carry on average. Recently, Miami just ran for 160 in a touchdown against them. Atlanta 114, Carolina 67 in a touchdown. The LA Rams won 172 in a touchdown. And Tampa Bay earlier this season in the absence of Bucky Irving, 88 in a rushing touchdown against New Orleans. expect for a lot of success from Bucky Irving this week as the clear and away RB1 of this offense. Moving on to Josh Jacobs to close out the A tier. Look, this most recent week came away with zero rushing touchdowns. That’s the first time in quite a while. And over the course of the last 19 healthy games he has played, 17 of those games now consist of one touchdown minimum. So hopefully going into this week, he’s going to get back into the overall rushing touchdown column within his score line. And even though again he’s coming off of this knee injury, he did look good in this most recent game against the Detroit Lions. It’s a very positive potential in which he finds himself in the end zone and continues to put up his 15 plus fantasy points as he typically does taking on the Bears. We’re hoping for a high-scoring matchup, but recently of late, the Bears have struggled in terms of stopping the run themselves. Pittsburgh 116 a touchdown, Minnesota 135 and a touchdown, New York Giants 91. Outside of Philly this most recent week, which of course Seaquan can’t find any success, they have been a turn style as a defense in terms of stopping the run. Number nine, we have Kairen Williams. Speaking of scoring 15 points and keeping it moving, Kairen Williams has typically been that. Obviously, he’s coming off this most recent game in which he tweaked his ankle a little bit, but over the course of the last 24 hours, it has been considered to not be a serious injury. So, that we don’t have to go ahead and rush to the waiver wires to pick up Cororm. But if you are a Kairen Williams manager should already be on roster in order to have the insurance there. Nonetheless, even in a week in which Kairen Williams had a rushing touchdown stolen by Cororm and additionally had a four and seven yard receiving touchdown from Devonte Adams, we still found Kairen in the end zone, which is very much so promising, especially as we approach the eighth best matchup at the position, the Arizona Cardinals, allowing over 70 fantasy points per game on the ground, 4.72 yards per carry on average. This defense has been absolutely torched of late. Seattle 181, San Francisco 105, Jacksonville 105. The expectation is that the LA Rams should be able to impose their will coming off of a very disappointing performance against Carolina. Then we have our number 10. We have Chase Brown who as of late has been unstoppable. Six consecutive games of 100 plus total yards. And it’s no surprise with Joe Burrow back in the lineup. We see Chase Brown come away with seven targets and seven receptions. That should be the overall baseline of production we see consistently for the remainder of the season. And now that you add T. Higgins back into the overall mix, this offense is going to continue to grow. This is implicated to be one of the highest scoring games of the week. Expect for a lot of potential scoring. And of course, hopefully Chase Brown finding the end zone against the number one running back matchup. Again, we’re talking about a defense that’s allowing 19.74 fantasy points per game on the ground. Nearly 5 yards per carry on the ground. So, expect for Chase Brown to be an absolute smash play this week. Number 11, we have Bree Hall, who’s putting together some great performances considering Tyrod Taylor is making this team competitive. Justin Fields was not able to keep them in games this most recent week against the Atlanta Falcons. Yes, they were down late in the game, but early on still got a lot of opportunity in the direction of Bree Hall. And now they have an opportunity of taking on Miami, who’s allowing 14.6 fantasy points per game on the ground to opposing running backs, 4.77 yards per carry on average. And recently, earlier this season in week four against Miami, we saw Bree Hall come away with 13.6 fantasy points, a total of 110 overall yards, five receptions. If this elite level of opportunity continues to be contributed to Bree Hall, expect him to absolutely be a top 12 option by the end of this upcoming Miami Dolphins matchup. Number 12, we have Javvante Williams. Look, the reality of the situation is if in fact they’re going to maintain a positive game script, taking on the Detroit Lions, this could lead to even more rushing attempts, which effectively is more yards and hopefully a rushing touchdown. This most recent week of course was bailed out with the receiving touchdown, but nonetheless, we are hoping the rushing category continues to grow for the likes of a Javvante Williams. This game is currently implicated to be the highest scoring of the week. Currently sitting at 54 and a half total points. The Lions aren’t a potential easy matchup by any means, but they’ve given up their fair share of yards to opposing running backs of late. Green Bay 97, New York Giants 109, Philly 117, Washington 71 in a touchdown, Minnesota 114. So there’s a lot of potential for yardage. We just have to hope that Javvante Williams scores a touchdown to get into that top 12 conversation. Moving on to our number 13, we have Travis Etien who unfortunately in this most recent game got goal line touches vultured from him by Beaw Tutin despite how ineffective Behaw Tutin has been. And despite the fact that they blew out the Tennessee Titans, you would have thought that Travis ETN would have came away with more opportunity. But the fact of the matter is they had to pull the starters didn’t get much utilization late in the game. And when you win 25-3, you would assume ETA could put up more than 10 fantasy points, but that unfortunately was not the case. But he’s been incredibly consistent of late. And this week taking on the Colts, a defense that’s given up 141 and two touchdowns to Atlanta, 117 in a touchdown at Kansas City, and 98 in a rushing touchdown to Houston. This is a defense that has struggled as of late in terms of stopping the run with the absence of DeForest Buckner. And if that’s going to continue to be the case, expect for Travis ETN to expose that this week. Then we have Quinchan Judkins who has an incredibly advantageous matchup taking on the Tennessee Titans. And in his most recent week in the first two and a half quarters of play, Quinnon Judkins was able to handle 19 of his total 23 rushing attempts because the game was at halftime 10 to eight. So when you’re able to keep it close and Dylan Samson goes down with an injury and you’re able to get three targets, three receptions, and 18 receiving yards, of course, you’re incredibly fantasy relevant. And when you’re taking on a matchup that’s allowing over 15 and a half fantasy points per game on the ground, 4.46 yards per carry on average, recently giving up a touchdown to an opposing running back in each of the last two games, you would assume Quinn Sean Judkins in a matchup at home as favorites can fall into the end zone this week and be a top 15 option. Speaking of number 15, we have RJ Harvey of the Denver Broncos, who is coming off of one of the most bailout performances I have ever seen. 19.7 fantasy points. Sure, I expected him to play well, but I did not expect him to be as highly inefficient as he has been. 13 carries for 35 yards is not going to cut it. But over the course of the last four games, he’s only averaging 2.63 yards per carry and 1.4 yards after contact per attempt. Are we cooked? I don’t know. But there’s a chance for that to be the case. In the event in which he doesn’t find the end zone, we could be in trouble. But this week, luckily, they take on the Raiders, the third best matchup at the position, allowing 18 fantasy points per game to opposing running backs. recently allowing 170 and two touchdowns to the Chargers, 67 and two touchdowns to Cleveland, 113 to Dallas, and of course earlier on this season against Denver in that Thursday night matchup, Denver’s running backs accumulated 86 rushing yards. We’re hoping for a lot more damage and hopefully the end zone for RJ Harvey. Saquon Barkley’s are number 16. Again, this is three consecutive games of less than 10 fantasy points where I have to continue to rank him as low as 16. I don’t like to do it, but the reality of the situation is he has just not been the Saquon Barkley of old. Now, what a great time to potentially bounce back than against the Los Angeles Chargers. Effectively, they are the seventh best matchup at the position. This most recent week, of course, Las Vegas couldn’t do much, only putting up 37 rushing yards, but that’s primarily because of GameScript. Otherwise, the week prior, Jacksonville ran for 183 primarily because of GameScript. Otherwise, I think Saquon Barkley, if he can come away with 10 fantasy points, we’d be happy with it. But this is a matchup in which in any given week a running back can run for over a 100 and a touchdown against the Chargers as they are one of the weakest runs stopping defenses in the league. It’s just a matter of can Squan wake up and finally accomplish that. Number 17 we have Ashton Genty who earlier this season back in week 10 against Las Vegas had 13.8 fantasy points 19 carries on the ground 60 rushing yards and a rushing touchdown was able to do a lot of damage because the game was close. In the event in which the game gets a little bit separated and the Denver Broncos claim an early lead, the reality of the situation is for three consecutive games here, Ashton Genty has at himself a minimum of eight targets or six or more receptions in every single game. Therefore, I’m expecting Ashton Genty to be fantasy relevant regardless of whether this script goes in a positive or negative direct direction. And additionally, on top of that, if it’s a full PPR coming off of three straight games of six plus receptions, you would assume that he’s a far more valuable asset in that overall scoring format. and I would rank him significantly higher in comparison to where I have him in a half BPR scoring format. But hopefully the Raiders can stay competitive and keep this very exciting this week. Moving on to number 18, we have Jaylen Warren. Look, he continues to trot along with his 10 plus fantasy points per game on a weekly basis. And if he continues to find the end zone and given ample opportunity, he’s going to be great. And as long as Lamar continues to struggle on the other side of the ball, taking on the Ravens this week, it could lead to even more rushing opportunity for the likes of Jaylen Warren. But the reality of the situation is it’s purely going to be dependent on the Ravens. The Ravens have scored 10 first half points in the last two weeks. In the event in which they keep it close and it allows for Jaylen Warner to be relevant early on in this most recent week against Buffalo once they got blown out they shifted away from giving opportunities to Jaylen Warner because of that his value diminished completely. So we just have to hope that Jaylen Moore can get his prior to Lamar waking up finally. Moving on to our number 19 we have Bam Knight. This is 100% in the contingency of Trey Benson once again missing this week. Obviously, he didn’t practice last week, Thursday, and Friday. There is a chance in which Trey Benson does in fact return. If he does, he will take the spot here at number 19 for Bam Knight or I’ll potentially lower his ranking in case he does end up splitting touches with Knight in the upcoming game. But in the event in which Trey Benson is out, remember that Bam Knight has had 12.5, 11.2, and 15.3 fantasy points scored in the last three games and a half PPR. He has been a machine. He’s been a top 20 option and will continue to be so this week in the event in which Trey Benson is out. Then we have our number 20, DeAndre Swift, who again is back to his regular schedule of programming. 18 plus touches in three of the last four games outside of the one game in which he fumbled early and disappeared. He has been incredibly consistent in terms of volume of opportunity coming off of an incredible game of 10 rushes of five plus yards. And considering Ben Johnson’s familiarity with the Packers as a former offensive coordinator of the Detroit Lions, as long as this team continues to run their outside zone, expect for the Packers who have given up 100 rushing yards and a touchdown to Detroit, 83 to Minnesota, 128 and two touchdowns to the Giants, and 147 and two touchdowns to Carolina. They have struggled over the course of the last five weeks against opposing running backs. Expect for Swift, but not only Swift, but also Kyle Manungai to find success as Kyle Manungi is coming off of a great game himself. 11 rushes of five plus yards, has had himself one rushing touchdown minimum in each of the last four games. This two-headed monster is set in. And like I mentioned earlier, as long as they want to continue to run the ball heavily, and as long as Ben Johnson continues his familiarity with this Green Bay Packers defense, as he’s taken them on year-over-year over the course of the last couple seasons, expect for this defense that has struggled to stop the run over the course of the last five weeks against Carolina, the Giants, the Minnesota Vikings, the Detroit Lions, who have all put up a great number against them. expect for both DeAndre Swift and Kyle Manungai for another consecutive week to be fantasy relevant. Then we have our number 22, Zack Charbanet, who again is coming off of his own streak of touchdowns. He has scored one rushing touchdown in three of the last four games and the only game in which he didn’t score a touchdown in the last four is when of course Kenneth Walker found the end zone against the LA Rams. But this week they take on the ninth best matchup at the position. 16.5 fantasy points per game, 4.53 yards per carry on average. Again, this defense has struggled against the Jets, the Colts, the New England Patriots, the Carolina Panthers on the ground through the air, it doesn’t matter. Atlanta’s defense is going to get absolutely burnt through by Charbanet, but also Kenneth Walker, who even though he is not finding the end zone as consistently as Zack Charbanet, the overall yardage, whether it’s on the ground and through the air, certainly helps him to be a top 24 relevant back because in any given matchup, he can find the end zone. but also his yardage and reception counts alone continue to make him a pretty much 9 to 11 point fantasy producing option in the event in which he scores a touchdown were lucky otherwise still very much so relevant on a weekly basis in advantageous matchups as this team takes early leads and runs the ball late. Then we move on to our number 24 Kareem Hunt. Again, even in the return of Isaiah Pacho, we did see Hunt be the go-to running back and he should continue to be as such going into this week. Last season against the Houston Texans, they took them on twice. once in the regular season, once in the postseason. In both those games, Kareem Hunt went for 11 plus fantasy points, finding the end zone in both matchups. And in this most recent week, unfortunately, against Dallas was not able to find the end zone. But more often than not, about 75 plus% of the time, we’re seeing Kareem Hunt find the end zone within this offense when given 10 plus touches. So, expect for this week for a potential touchdown here against the Texans. Moving on to our number 25, we have Omar on Hampton who takes on the Philadelphia Eagles. after not returning last week. The expectation based on the reports is that he should return on Monday to play against the Philadelphia Eagles who just allowed 250 rushing yards to the Bears rushing attack. In the event in which Justin Herbert is healthy, ready to go for the Monday night match up. Omar Hampton’s back in the lineup. We’re hoping that he is going to have as much success as Bucky Irving had in his return. But again, we want to be cautious considering how much of a stud Kamani Vidal was in this most recent game. And if in fact Omaron Hampton has a setback, of course, we might look to alternative options because again, he plays on Monday night and unless you have Kamani Vidal. It may be a sketchy approach in the event in which we get to Monday and then he’s a surprise and active in that circumstance. Number 26, we have Aaron Jones. Look, he’s dealing with an AC shoulder injury. That has been something that has plagued him for the last couple weeks here. He reagravated it, but the injury is not considered to be serious as he is currently designated as dayto-day. It is crazy to say, but JJ McCarthy hopefully returning from the concussion protocol will certainly help this offense in comparison to where they were this most recent week against Seattle with four interceptions thrown by Bromer. Again, they take on the Washington Commanders. We’re hoping for this game to be a competitive one as this is the fifth best matchup at the position. 5.05 yards per carry on average, 17.5 fantasy points per game. Detroit 217 and two touchdowns. Miami 169 and a touchdown. Denver 59 and two touchdowns. Hopefully Aaron Jones can be healthy, but not only that, find the end zone, even with JJ McCarthy doing everything he can to stop this offense from scoring. Moving on to Chris Rodriguez Jr. in the same matchup. Of course, we have the Minnesota Vikings defense who are in advantageous matchup themselves. 15.86 fantasy points per game since week five. Seattle 114 in a touchdown. Green Bay 1282 touchdowns. Chicago 111 in a touchdown. Baltimore 107 in a touchdown. That’s four straight weeks of allowing over a 100 rushing yards and one rushing touchdown under the assumption that Chris Rodriguez is given the ample opportunity as a running back who has scored one rushing touchdown minimum in four of the last six games. He could very easily outproduce the number 27 overall spot. Just waiting to see the overall designation of Jaden Daniels return. Number 28, we have Deon Neil. Look, 17 touches in the first game as a starter of this offense is absolutely promising. And with Taesm Hill getting very little opportunity share within the rushing category, it does give me more confidence for Deon Hill going into the matchup against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers who are allowing 4.99 yards per carry on average to opposing running backs and 13.41 fantasy points per game. Just need a lucky touchdown. Otherwise, the opportunity, the yardage is already there. Just find a touchdown and he’s easily going to be a top 15 running back by the end of the week. Then we move on to Woody Marks who is in the exact same position. He’s coming off of 16, 19, 17, and 20 touches in the last four games. The only thing that has been absent from his score lines is purely either more receptions or more touchdowns. And unfortunately, Nick Chub yked one this most recent week because Woody Marks was dealing with a bit of an injury over the course of that game, but still returned to get the bulk majority of touches. He’s the starter. Just need to find the end zone against Kansas City to be fantasy relevant anywhere beyond the number 29 rank or within this F tier. Moving on to our number 30. Speaking of finding the end zone, we need David Montgomery to find the end zone once again every single week. It’s really just not the 2024 2023 season. We are unfortunately in a purgatory in which David Montgomery is getting lucky to find the end zone and very lucky to find a consistent volume of touches, which has not been the case of late. They’re taking on the Cowboys. They’re allowing 5.17 yards per carry on average since week five. But since they have added Quinn and Mil Williams, they’ve allowed only 74 rushing yards to Kansas City, 30 to Philly, and 13 to the Las Vegas Raiders. As of late, Quinnon Williams really has turned around this defense. So, I’m a little bit worried about what David Montgomery could present within the upcoming matchup. Then we have our number 31. Of course, it’s Tyler Algier, who as of this moment, again, very much so touchdown dependent like a David Montgomery, but at least as of late, has scored consistently one rushing touchdown in three of the last four games. He is pretty much in the same kind of realm as a Zack Charbanet. He just doesn’t get as much rushing workload over the course of a game in terms of yardage. They’re taking on Seattle, a tough matchup. He’s a start if you’re in a desperate position considering the by-weeks and injuries that continue to plague us. Then our number 32 is Kenneth Gainwell. Look, the reality of the situation is if the Baltimore Ravens take an early lead, it’ll lead to hopefully more receiving utilization for Kenneth Gainwell. Obviously, Aaron Rogers is not as keen to check down the ball in the direction of his running backs as Mason Rudolph was in these most recent weeks. But in the event in which this game can stay close, Kenneth Gable can get his opportunities on the ground through the air, could very easily be a top 30 option, considering the level of production he has found in the most recent games. Then we have our number 33, Tony Paul. Look, the reality of the situation is they’re only three and a half point underdogs on the road in Cleveland. He has had 10 plus rushing attempts in all but one game this season. And if in fact this is going to be a game in which it’s heavy weather implicated, heavy run for both sides, hopefully Tony Pard can go ahead and rack up his yards and then effectively just find the end zone once in the most recent weeks, which would be great against Cleveland. Moving on to Michael Carter at number 34. A far more relevant option in a full PPR, but as long as Trey Benson is out, Michael Carter continues to be fantasy relevant on a weekly basis considering his receiving workload. again far more valuable in a full PPR league but still as of late been very much so relevant and could very easily score a touchdown in any given circumstance. Then we move on to number 35 Kamani Vidal. He went absolutely nuclear in this most recent game with 137 total yards, a rushing touchdown, 20 fantasy points, but with Omaran Hampton expected to return on Monday. This could end up being a one-two combo where Vidal is just as valuable as a Montgomery or Algier. But considering we haven’t seen the combination of the two run within this backfield within a single game, it’s tough to say exactly how they’re going to distribute and disperse the overall opportunities going into this week. Then we close out today’s episode with Jordan Mason. In the event in which Aaron Jones shoulder injury is a far more serious situation that they have led on, then of course there’s a lot of value taking on the fifth best matchup at the running back position. 5.05 05 yards per carry on average, 17.5 fantasy points per game, allowing a rushing touchdown minimum in each of the last three games against Denver, Miami, and Detroit, who have all found success as backfields. Therefore, Jordan Mason in the absence of Aaron Jones could be of value. But if the Minnesota Vikings commit to a runheavy approach, they could also find themselves with both their running backs being fantasy relevant, just in the same way in which of course Seattle and of course the Bears continue to do so on a weekly basis. All right, that’s going to cover it in regards to my top 36 running back options for week 14 of the 2025 fantasy football season. Thank you everybody for watching. Final thing I wanted to remind you guys of. 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