Week 3 is here and I know what you think is. Do I start this running back or this running back?

Well, this video is going to help you with that. Here are seven running backs that are not studs,

but their must starts this week. Beginning with David Montgomery, who is exactly that a must.

Because on Sunday night football, in a game, mind you, where his team is trailing basically the

entire time, he had six runs of 10 plus yards, which was the most on the week and

its second most on the entire season. Now, this resulted in Montgomery, again, trailing by three

scores for most of the game, putting up nearly 20 fantasy points, over 120 rushing yards,

and seeing 17 opportunities. Imagine if he ended up being a favorite or leading in a game.

More on that in a second. So what does this all

mean? Well, it means David Montgomery is really explosive. And now he faces the Houston Texans. As you

can see right here, they rank Dead Last through three weeks in stopping the run. So this is a

beautiful matchup. And by the way, Montgomery is actually a favorite this week. And the Texans

who ranked Dead Last according to PFF and stopping to run their player grades, they've given up 163 yards per game, which is also bottom three in the league. But that's not

all. Because through two weeks, David Montgomery has broken the third most tackles in the NFL. And here's

why. This is significant. Because the Texans are 25th of tackling. You're starting to get the

point here. David Montgomery knows that a break runs, make explosive plays, and the Texans bleed, bleed, bleed, giving up the big plays. So start Montgomery and this

NFC running back. And I'm looking at you, Miles Sanders, who this week has a top five matchup. He gets to

face the Washington commanders who rank right now in terms of run defense 29th in the NFL. In the Eagles offensive line, that was number

one in the NFL last year and is good this year. Yeah, they have depth as well. They're generating

1.58 yards before contact. And this is good for any Eagles running back, including their number

one back Sanders because he's picking up easy yards. So here's what this all means. Sanders is set up to

dominate. I mean, just this past week on Monday night football, they looked fantastic, and he actually

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