Let me reel off some names for you.

Jamar Chase, Josh Jacobs, and C.D. Lamb.

All of these dudes are potential league winners in fantasy football, but they're obvious.

Anybody could have told you that.

However, I'm here to uncover six league winners that you need to draft who are not obvious.

And let's begin with Elijah Mitchell, who is currently the best handcuff, best backup running back in fantasy football. Now, despite this,

he goes in round 11, around guys who are in three-headed backfields like Khalil Herbert and

Jamal Williams. But if anything happens to Christian McCaffrey, Mitchell is a league winner and

here's why. This is the 49ers draft. They actually had nine total picks if you were to scroll here,

and they spent none surprisingly so for the first

time in a while on the running back position. And these are their most recent free agent running

back signings. As you can see, June 2nd, 2022 was their last signing. So they signed nobody in

2023, which means Mitchell's competition is going to be the same as last year. He already beat out

these following guys. We can start with Jordan

Mason, who had a couple of nice games last year when Mitchell and McCaffrey were banged up, but

only one career game of over 10 touches. And then there's Terriond Davis Price, who was drafted

last year. There was rumors that he could be the RB1. Obviously, they didn't have McCaffrey

at the start of last season. What did he do? Only 34 touches as a rookie. Mitchell was still ahead of him.

And it's pretty clear why he was ahead of these guys because he's just better see for yourself.

In his first two seasons, he ranks 14th in yards per touch, ninth in fantasy points per touch,

an eighth in RB efficiency. That's all impressive. And remember what he did as a rookie.

He earned an 81% opportunity share in 2021, the third highest that season, but more importantly,

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