It's lineup decision time for your fantasy team. Who to start and who to sit. Well, this video

will help you. These are the must start or sit running backs for week six. And we start in New

England where Damian Harris due to a hamstring injury is likely to miss multiple games at least two or

three, which means that the second year player of Andre Stevenson out of Oklahoma, the former

fourth round pick, is a strong play this week as the Patriots RB1. He's actually a top five running back for me on the week.

And besides the fact that he's just a monster, a bowling ball, a big physical force,

here's why he's a good play.

Well, Stevenson is going to face the dead last ranked 32nd.

Yes, the Cleveland Brown's run defense, which Stevenson actually played the dead last ranked run defense last week,

just a week ago and he put up 150 plus yards. And now Harris isn't going to be in for part of the

game. But not only are the Browns bad at run defense, they rank 31st of 32 teams in tackling. And this

is massive news. If you've paid attention this season, Ramandre knows how to break tackles.

He is second in the NFL with 50 evaded tackles.

10 broken tackles per game. A 62% juke rate basically means that he is elusive as it gets.

It leads the NFL. So you're going to have this man out there breaking tackles against a team that

can't tackle him. So he's going to pick up a in two career starts, he averaged 16.2 fantasy

points per game and 19 touches per game. This is more than Dalvin Cook is averaging this year,

to put it in perspective. So play Stevenson, but then sit this AFC running back. And for the second

straight week, I am recommending to sit Najee Harris. It worked out for us last week and we're hoping

it does again. Because Najee is coming off of a career low 46% of the snaps. Now we must point this out.

This was a blowout. The Steelers were getting absolutely decimated. It was the worst loss

since the merger in the NFL for a Pittsburgh Steelers team. Yes, it was that bad. So this

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