Ladies and gentlemen, fellas, fellas, what's going on, what's happening? Welcome back to the channel. And I want to talk about some running backs today. We're going to talk about three. And then I'm going to give you also another three honorable mentions that are very close to making this video. But in terms of not making this an hour long video because nobody wants to listen to that. And watch that on the YouTubers or listen on the podcast. We're going to give you three. I'll give you honorable mentions. So six total guys that are going to be league winning running backs in my opinion. Now, what does league winning running backs mean compared to top ranked running backs and obviously guys that are like my must

draft running back videos that I have checked those ones out as well. Well, the difference in my opinion

is that some of them might not be different. Some guys might just be league winners. I think their average draft position, their value and their upside, I'm huge on, right? And then the other difference is that this floor compared to the ceiling.

When you're talking about a fantasy player's floor, that means the bottom, their safety, their security.

You think about guys that are in those mid-range, like a Jarvis Landry. You know what you're

going to get out of him, right? He's probably not going to completely collapse and have a bust of a season. He has a nice floor. Now, last year, he showed you a little bit of a ceiling.

A ceiling means their pop-off, career-year type seasons, right? Is that ability to win your fantasy league for you? So in this, for league winning players, it rarely is going to be outside of like

the top one to three rounds, right? Those obvious options, you're rarely going to have guys who have safe floors and high ceilings. That's why they're drafted early. So what I want to look for is league winners who maybe some in those early rounds will talk about, but also in those

later rounds of the running back position whose their floor might be shaky. Maybe they're a rookie

who won't get to start until later in the season, like a Miles Sanders last year, right? Like a lot of

the rookie wide receivers you think about from last year, Debo down the stretch, A.J. Brown down the stretch started to take on the primary snaps from Corey Davis and from Taze Sharp. And then maybe they're just in a crowded

backfield or maybe they're coming off of injuries and they need to really pop off. So guys that have

shaky floors, like they could be risks in terms of completely busting, but based on where

you're getting them, their upside is league winning ability. So those types of players will talk about, we'll touch on some who just

have high floor, high ceiling. And I think that based on them going in the second round, they're still a

fantastic option. And really, you should be trying to target them. So this one's going to be specifically

for your league winning running max for 2020 fantasy football. Welcome. If you're all new here,

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