A lot just happened this week in football.

Now, did you catch all of it?

Don't worry, because I've got you covered.

These are the seven running backs you need to add immediately.

Beginning with the Cardinals running back Eno Benjamin because not only did James

Connor leave with a rib injury, but also backup running back third string running back,

Darryl Williams also left this game with a knee injury, which means Eno Benjamin was the

only running back left in the fourth quarter.

And this translated to Benjamin playing 37 of 69 snaps, which was 54% of the snaps and he's earned 11

touches. But that's not all. Because on the season now, Benjamin, on his somewhat limited

touches and opportunities, is top 10 in yards per touch. That's your efficiency, your production

per touch. But he's also second in the entire NFL amongst all running backs in yards yards per touch. That's your efficiency, your production per touch. But he's also second

in the entire NFL amongst all running backs in yards created per touch. What he does

independent of his offensive line. And this leads to a lot of upside. And if Connor or Williams

miss more time, he will see more touches. And now in deeper leagues, you want to add Jonathan Ward

if both backs miss time in Arizona. He's a solid pass catching running back. And

solid is an understatement. He has a 48 and 34 reception season amongst his college resume,

which if you have over 20 receptions as a college back, that is a strong season. He has double

that. But for most leagues, you're prioritizing Eno Benjamin and this next back. And that would be

Jaylon Warren, who we have been talking about for a while now and he has officially arrived. Because this past week, he actually played one more snap than Najee Harris, yes. Now, there is a

disclaimer here. This game was a blowout and Warren saw a lot of run in the fourth quarter when

Najee was pulled. But it's very important that you know this next stat. Naji Harris came into the

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