What's going on, fellas? Let's break down the top plays for you beautiful people over USFL week

seven. And we'll start with the running back position where up top Trey Williams, a new most

expensive running back, Trey Williams, didn't even play 50% of the snaps last week. He plays for

New Jersey. DeAndre Johnson got hurt after playing their mobile quarterback. He got hurt after

playing 12% of the snaps. Crack that status, though, because if Johnson is out, Luis Perez, he looked pretty good

in relief.

He'll check down more.

He was passing a lot the first couple of weeks to Trey Williams, which would make

Trey Williams at least a little bit more appealing, but still his price tag isn't that

appealing.

Jordan Ellis, he didn't play 50% of the snaps. Now, he was dealing with injury coming into this game, but as you see right here, he only sees 37% of the running back touches on the ground. He plays less than 50% of the

snaps with Anthony Jones, who debuted last week playing the majority of the snaps. Jones goes for

more carries, 20 plus, 100 plus yards. Maybe this is because Ellis was banged up. That being said,

though, it's hard to be as confident in who was one of the, and probably

the number one workhorse running back in the league, not as much anymore. He's still in play,

but not to the same extent. BJ Emmons is not appealing to me in Tampa. He ended up splitting

the snaps having less than 50%. C.J. Maribel missed last week. He was a workhorse running

back. Then Bo Scarborough takes over last week and looks like the best running back in the USFL. So if Maribel is out, obviously don't play him. If he's in, though, I think you're looking at

best of 50-50 split with Scarborough. So at the $8,200 price tag, I'll just take Scarborough, who you're

going to see shortly is a lot cheaper. And this now brings us, by the, who is the most secure running back in the USFL.

Thompson played about 70% of the snaps this past week.

He was running routes on 50 to 60% of the dropbacks.

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