Adam and Dave talking sophomore running backs on fantasy football today in five.

All right, here we go.

Bejohn Robinson or Jemir Gibbs.

Who do you like?

I like Robinson better than Gibbs, but it's close.

I'm not going to fight you if you like Gibbs more than Robinson.

I'm buying into the change in Atlanta, Zach Robinson, the play caller.

Heath mentioned it on our main show, defensive-minded head coach and Rahim Morris.

Seems like it's a good opportunity for Bejohn Robinson to handle more of the work.

And when he did have at least 15 touches in a game,

18.1 PPR points.

I can't say that stat without saying this stat.

In 10 games where Jemir Gibbs played at least 50% of the snaps,

he averaged 18.1 ppr points per game.

So it's very close between the two. Okay. What do you make of Jamir Gibbs in the last nine games of the season being the number 10 running back per game

with David Montgomery on the field? He's awesome. And I think it's great that the Lions gave him

those opportunities in his rookie year. We talked about his work near the goal line inside the five. He actually led all rookie running backs when carries or touches rather inside the five with 11. I won't tell you what he did with them. You got to listen to the main show to get it. And you'll also hear Adam stat on what happened in the playoffs when the Lions were inside the

five. It's something you might want to know about when you think about Gibbs. But bottom

line, he can be effective for fantasy, even with David Montgomery on the field. If the

dolphins keep Rahim Moster, is Devon A. Chan a top 24 player for you? I hesitate a little bit because it's, I mean, look, I think I'd almost rather them

keep Rahim Moster rather than letting Moster go and then they sign another running back

who's younger and fast or they draft another running back that's young and fast.

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