Hello and welcome to the Dynasty Dude podcast. I'm your host, Corey Evans. Thank you for checking out this week's show. It's episode 351,

title, Week 8, Running Backs to Stash. At this point of the fantasy season, running backs are scarce. It's so hard to find them in redraft or dynasty on the Waverwire or let alone

via trade because they're coming to premium. If you don't have two to three worthwhile weekly

starting running backs, you're at a major disadvantage comparison to your competitors,

your league mates. So here are five names that you should be stashing right now, some of which

could be free agents in your league, others. You might have to ante up some draft capital or other players on your roster to acquire,

but I think it's a sound strategy to stash these five running backs rest of season in hopes

they end up paying off for your rosters.

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Backs to Stash. How about Jamichael Hastie? He turned 26 this past September. We remember Hastie as a UDFA out of

Baylor who landed with the 49ers out of school from 2020 to 2021. He's now RB2 in Jacksonville behind

Travis' ETN after James Robinson was traded to New York Jets. Head coach Doug Peterson has made it clear

that Hastie will see more carries moving forward, which means that he is well ahead of fifth

brown rookie Snoop Connor on the team's running back depth charts.

We saw this past weekend versus Denver that hasty is indeed next in line behind ETN, even though it's not a standalone value role.

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